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At Interesting
PTA Meeting
Grandmother
Circle Discusses
Summer's Work
The Grandmother's Circle of
the Christian church held their
November niivtinn Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Hedge. Sr.
The gtxxip discussed their ac-
complishments of the sumnier
and things that can lie done
during the holidays aixl winter
months. They voted to change
their meetings to mornings so
as not to interfere with their
Thrift Shop, starting with the
December meeting which will
lx* Wednesday. December 19 at
10 a. nr. at the home of Mrs
Lowell Cree.
Ail the ladies present took
part in fix' Thanksgiving de-
votions.
Refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs Hedge to
Mrs. George Fiook. Mrs. Clar
ence Howe. Mrs. Charlie French
Mrs. Rachel Olmstead
and
Mis. ¡¿«well Cree.
Many From Here
Attend Hospital
Auxiliary Luncheon
One of the nicest «vents of
An outstanding program Oil
' physical fitness was presented
the fall season was the luncheon
and card party sponsored by
j at th November meeting of the
the Santiam Memorial Hospital
Santiam PTA with Mrs. West-
auxiliary held at the Santiam
rick presiding a’ the business
Golf clubh«xise last Thursday
meeting and Mrs. James Wright
Tables for the 12:30 luncheon
19 charge of the program.
were set up throughout the
it was noted that approxi
room which was decorated with
mately $120 was netted over
autumn leaves. There was a
the budget at the annual ham
hostess in charge of each table,
dinner and then* was discus
each beautifully decorated and
sion on placing this in a fund
judged.
to be used to purchase a TV
Prizes were won by Mr».
for th»* seiuxil. Most of the
Rudy Toil! of Mill City with
tea .'hers agreed that this would
her ftirtnal table setting in
lx* an educatxmal addition to
pink tones and Mrs Gale Chris
the school. Final action on the
tensen of Stayton with a hos
disposition of the money was
pital scene, complete with min
I tabled until the March meeting
iature nurse and doctor figures
when perhaps another money
A door prize was also given
raising project will lx* under-
which was won by Mrs. Giles
taken.
Wagner of Mehama.
The Marion county health
'Hiere wen* 21 women attend
nurses who were scheduled to
ing the affair from Mill City
appear on a health discussion
with Mrs. Paul Ressler winning
panel were unable to do so be
high score for the group; Mrs.
cause of the heavy fog in the
Al Nesbitt, pinochle, and Mrs.
valley.
Allx*rt Toman, low
A film, showing President
It was aruxxinced that ap
Kennedy's official physical fit-
The 1962-63 Christmas seal proximately $110 was netted
nes program was si town and drive conducted by the Mariuti- from the party.
proved highly entertaining.
F\»lk county Tuberculosis anil
A panel, moderated by Mrs. ! Health aseociation is under way j
Sid Baughman, discussing the with mailings sent to more
varxxis phases of mental and than 31.000 nouseholders. Mrs.
physical health, was enjoyed by Thomas Kanoff is chairman of
those present.
th«* Mill City drive. She said
Mrs. LeRoy Podrabsky spoke this week that th«* Mill City
GATES Die Gates Women's
on the recent organization of a Jaycettes assisted in stuffing
club met at the clubhouse on
group of parents that were in the seals in the envelopes.
terested in mentally retarded
General chairman of the Thursday, November 15. Plans
children.
drive
is Allen B. Finch. Salem; were made tor the annual Wom
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Mrs. Harry White, PE in and Allan K Fisher of Dallas en's Club-Extensxm club Christ
mas party, which will be given
structor at SUHS spoke on the is vice-president.
program that is being carried
Officials hope to outdraw last December 20. beginning at 10
out there and Tony Kosydar, year years contributions when a tn. Instead of exchanging
Boys PE instructor gave his Marion county akme collected gifts this year, members <4 the
two organizations who wish to
views on the program.
more than $23,000.
may
make a donatxm for the
Mrs. Baughman spoke briefly
While great strides have been
on the value of the county nurs made in prevention and th«* the Gates Community church.
es in the community and said speedy cure of TB it is still a A potluck luncheon will be fol
that more people could avail menace to our p»*ople and the lowed by white elephant bmgo.
themselves of the opportunity to State Board of Health says that I Members are welcome to invite
make use of their services.
in the past two years the dis friends to attend the party.
The annual 1 ioinc Products
Refreshments were served by ease has disabled 946 and killed
cofiee was held at the Clull-
a group of PTA members with 120 people in Oregon.
Mrs. Charley Stewart, refresh
Area residents are urged to house November 16, from 1 to
ment chairman, in charge.
send in their contributions in the •I 30. On display were exhibits
The next meeting will be De amount they can afford as s«xm from Stayton. Mehama, Mill
City, Lyons, Gates and Idanha.
cember 12 and will feature as possible.
During the afternoon a nice
Christmas music by the band
crowd attended the coffee and
under the direction of Spencer
purchased items on display.
Hillesland.
With TB Seal Drive
Rogers Attend
Housewarming
Given for Kellys
Family Reunion
A group of friend» gave Mi
and Mr» Ciarl**» Kelly n house
warming party Saturday even
ing at their home. They had
lx>*tl invited to tile home of
Mr and Mrs. Mel Rambo for
a 7 o’clixk dinner, lint the
gnxip arriviil ut the Kelly
home nt 6 30. much to their
surprise.
A two-way surprise also lu»«>
med Mr ami Mrs. Mel Rambo
with a “grandparent" shower
and a gixxl time was had by all
A gift was prc«ent<*d to tile Kel
lys for their new home. Fol
lowing the 7 30 (sitluck dinner
those at th«* |xirty attended the
Firemen's Benefit
Present were Mr and Mr»
lx>n Moffatt, Mr and Mr» Mel
R.unlsi. Mr. and Mrs Martin
Hansen, Mr. ami Mrs. .I<4in
Muir, Mr and Ml's Roger Nel
son. Mr and Mr» I .*■«• Bassett
and Lee Ross Mrs Ross was
unable to tx* present because
of illivsx,
Mr. ami Mr» (' E. lingers
attended a family reumoii m
Eugene a week ago nt the I uhiu *
of her brother, Dr J V Het
reman ITiey drove Io Philo
math and went to Eugene with
aikrtlni brother, J W B** ii *
man
Other family members
prcsei't were Mr. and Mr» E.
A Stebbins of Munmouth. Mr»
J W Saunders of Estacada,
her daughter, Mr», laicille Boy
er of tuike Grove, another bro
tlicr, R« v. G C. Bei reman
of I’liiH-nlx. Arlz., via» unable
to be pre»ent.
On tile return trip hutne tlx-
Rogers visited with Mrs Alible
Gcerti>en at Philomath with ad
ditional guest» tlicr*', Ml»» Flo»
kie Overman aixl Ml aixl Ml'»
Jame» MiSAtrly, l»>tli turmei
Mill (Tty realdenls
'H k 'V also visited with tiieir
»on and wife, Clyde Rogers Jr.,
at Albany.
Open House Held
In Honor of Forest
The -l-H ("ook-u-teem I laid Service Couple
Cook-A-Teers Meet
their meeting Monday at the
l.«*s LaMunyan home with eight
present.
Christine Henning und Fay
LaMunyan demonstrated tlx*
making of oatmeal cookie»
< ¡corgi* Brown and Sherry
LaMunyan showed the group
h«w to make peanut butter
cookies.
The special rule f«»r t>w day
was learning how to pack
brown sugar to get the correct
measure.
The next meeting was sched
uled to lx- held November 19 at
the l.iMunyan home when fresh
fruits and vegetable prepara
tion will tx* demonstrated
Mr and Mrs Ral|*ii Met "un
entertained at an open lx*u»«*
for Mr and Mr» William Bur
III! ¿.ilio- ;lt I Ixn t »«•:*. 1.- nuditi'.
Hr- wus employed by tli<* For
est Service Ixit was drafted into
into Army »rrvicc and » III lie
statlon«*d in New York.
Present to oid them farewell
Irving
were Mr. and Mr»
Steer», Mr and Mrs Gary I.leu
alien. Mr and Mrs Maynard
Robert
Smith. Mr and Mrs
Carsun. Mr ami Mrs Jam**»
anil Mrs
Wettcrgrccn, Mr
Richard McCoy, Mr and Mr»
Nell Davit and U m * host ami
hostess.
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Americans paid about 62 bill-1
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not include imported foods and
seafoods.
Farmers received I
about 21 billion dollars of this !
according to the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, while the
remaining 41 billion dollars
paid for such marketing costs
as canning, freezing, transport
ing, packaging and selling.
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At Home Extension
Club Meeting
GATES- The Sant lam Can
yon Home Extension unit met
at 10 a. m. Tuesday, November
13 at the Women's club house.
Lou Oliver and Retha Herron
presented the project lesson.
"Your Laundry Basket." The
lesson d»alt with special laun
dering problems, how to laund
er new fabrics, how to whiten
nylon and how to care for wash
and wear garments. Following
the potluck luncheon at noon,
a slxirt business meeting was
held. Dorothy Vail will repre
sent the unit as Program Plan
ner for a three year term. The
annual Christmas party will be
held next month, plans to be
announced later. Jan Erickson
presented the Do and Show pro
gram, how to make decorations
and centerpieces out of melt<*d
candles. Ideas for making
Christmas gifts at home were
discussed.
Members present were Jan
Erickson. Retha Herron, Ixiu
Oliver, Dorothy Vail, Helen
Vincent, Shirley Swaim, Mary
Gulliford, Veryl Moore, and
Marion Stovall.
Vietnamese Engineers
To Have Thanksgiving
Dinner With Mays
Mrs. Wilma Stewart
Honored at Party
GATES- An open-house go-
ing-away party was given in
honor of Mrs. Wilma Stewart
Thursday evening, November
15. Toni Thomas, co-hostcss
with Carmen Bamhurdt, fash
ioned a make-believe trailer
house, which was filled with
cash gifts and presented to the
guest of Ixinor, along with a
card signed by those contribut
ing to the gift. The Stewarts,
who are moving to Roseburg
this week, will be living in a
trailer bouse, so this type of
gift was given so Mrs. Stewart
will be able to buy something
that will fit into the trailer.
The refreshments, sandwich
es, cookies and coffee, were
served and the ladies spent the
remainder of the evening visit
ing.
Guests present were I»lu
Henncss, Beulah Bowes. Hattie I
Cole, Ruby Brisbin, Mattie
Root, Ida Flectwixxl,
Tom
Thomas, Ruth Hess, I .aura Rid
dle, Margaret Rush, Wilma
Stewart and Beverly, and Car
men Bamhardt.
Gates Ceramics Class
Has Display Here
The ceramics class of grades
5 to 8 at the Gates school are
showing some the the things
they have made since school
started in a display at The
Paint Pot.
The youngsters have been
doing splendid work, according
to their teacher, Mrs. Beulah
Bowes with all items except
marmalade jars and creamer
and sugars made free hand.
The ceramics are made in the
art class with Mrs. Bowes
teaching several arts
and1
crafts. I^ast year the young
sters made hammered copper
jewelry and during the Oregon
Centennial year did some beau
tiful mosaic work.
The school colors of black
and orange arc featured in the
background of the ceramic win
dow display.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard May
and family will observe Thanks
giving a day early, on Wednes
day, so that the Vietnamese
student engineers, who have
been staying at the May lodge
will tie able to have the feast
with them. This will be their
first traditional Thanksgiving
dinner in this country.
The day will also honor little
3-year-old Patricia Ann on her
birthday anniversary.
Roy Epperson, power house
superintendent at Detroit dam
where the students have been
observing engineering methods,
will take the three young men
to Salem early Thursday morn
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Ry i.oldie tUtnl>o
As most of you know, we are
¡>nxid grandparents and us my
friends say i am a “way out"
grandmother. Didn't make me
feel any older but Mel couldn't
get exit of bed Monday morn
ing! Although it makes a good
|
story it was the results of
< a
tall at the mill that caused that,
1
We are not ns young as t moat
people when they have 1 their
first grandchild and we are
thrilled to pieces. Once ■ in
awhile you tin hear of somnaic
that Is less than pleased with
the prospect or actuality of the
grand|Mirent bit but not in
most cases.
Talk about a merry mix-up
We certainly had one Saturday
night A group of us that cele
brate birthdays together had
planned a little surprise house
warming for Ouirles and Mary
Kelly ut their new home.
It was a lot of fun and with
the help of their son, John, It
was a complete surprise but
what the rest of the group was
getting such a kick out of was
the fact that Mary had also
planned a little “Grandmother"
shower for me Who was sur
prising who’ Well, anyhow fun
was had by all with the re
mainder of the evening spent
at the firemen s benefit which
was well attended as usual.
many times so 1 don't have to
do It again but ixitakle of tlx*
wonderful nation, state ami
town we live in we all have
•|wcial things we can give
thanks for even though at
times we may f«*cl thr world
has a grudge against us.
You know tile other day when
1 was wrestling with a really
small problem I hap(x*tw*d to
lx* reading pn»»f on an article
<>n the recent windstorm It was
stating, among other things, thr
Size *>f a tree planted now , .Mt)
years hence. It made me feel
very small In the general
scheme of things.
So perhaps there is fl awl for
thought there when worrying
too much oxer pcrwmal |»n»t>-
Irms look at them on a wide
vision screen.
Have a nice Thanksgiving'
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