2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday. Eeb. 21, 1963
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stories if
Mrs. Bornhardt
'UJ omuuú , Patfñ
Honored On 80th
Birthday Anniversary
GATES- Mrs. G. C. Barn
hardt was honored Sunday at
a fam.ly dinner to celebrate
her 80th birthday anniversary.
A lovely- decorated cake was
brought for the occasion by
Lea St. John of Corvallis. At-
tending the celebration were
Mrs. St. John, Miss Marcia
Barnhardt, and Ed Stier, all ot
Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Barnhardt, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Barnhardt and family.
Friends of Mrs. G. C. Barn
hardt enjoyed a post-birtiiday
celebration Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Barnhardt served birth
day cake and coffee to Mrs.
Bob Rust and her mother. Mi’s.
Mathis. Mrs. Mary Howell. Mrs.
Sarah Raines. Mrs. Alice Wat-
son, Mrs. Elsie Völkel, Mrs.
Chet Edholrn, Mrs. Bert Mar-
tin. and Mrs. Rex Britton.
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
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Local Church Folks
Put On Program At
Turner Memorial Home
A group from the Christian
church went to the Turner Me-
morial Home Valentine's day
where they were guests at the
Home for a luncheon. In the Ilf-
ternoon they presented a pro
gram for the guests at the home
and presented the ladies with .
"Valentine" aprons and the I
men with boxes of candy.
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Those attending were Mrs.
Elmer Shaw. Mrs. William
Shepherd and Bonnie, Mrs
Larrv Plotts and David; Mrs.
Floyd Shepherd. Carolyn Po l
drabsky. Mrs. Harold Hake,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman.
Mrs. Susie Haynes, Mrs Albin
Cboper. Mrs. Clyde Golden and
Mrs. Milton Roten. Mr. and I
Mrs. Hugh Jull from Salem
also joint'll the group.
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Founder's Day
Observed at
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Hospital Auxiliary
Luncheon To Be Held
Here February 28
Mrs. Wm. Shepherd
Honored At Coffee
Mrs. Herbert Whitaker, Mrs.
Edward Holiach and Mrs Hut
old Hake were oo-hoatesaes at
the Whitaker home Wednesday
morning for n surprise coffee
In hotair of Mrs. William Shep*
hen! m I io was celebrating her
birthday. Gifts were presented
to tin* honor guest.
Present were Mrs Shepherd
and Bonnie, Mrs Floyd Shep
herd. Mrs Milton Roten, Mis
Arthur Hedge. Sr., Mts Filmer
Shaw. Mrs Albin l'oo|M't, »Mrs.
Eldon Hutchinson. Mrs. Nat
Wills. Mrs Susie llnyncs. Mrs
Rotiert Pratt und Margaret.
Mrs. Larry Plotts ami David.
Mrs. Gene Davenport. Mi
Richard FYi'cmiin, Mrs I >av »•
Ward«'. Mrs Clarence Howe,
Carolyn IMdratisky and the
I Hist esses.
Woman's Club
Honors Campfire
Leaders Monday
Die Mill City Woman's club
iKMMin'd Campfire leader« ut
their iiK'cting Monday evening
at the liotm* of Mrs Emery
Prlmcau.
Assiallng the hostess were
Mrs Francis Bodckcr nisi Mrs
John Muir. Mis. Rudy Told,
another mvmlM-r of the ixiin
milter mus unable to lx* pres
ent.
Hie huttteases hud used the
Valentine theme lor table and
room decorations Members of
the Campiirv girls organization
led the group in the tlag salute
Mrs Sylvia I kllican introduced
Mis Mary Ixwis. executive <11
lector >>l th«' WUlamctle coun
cil <4 Campiirv and Mrs Mar-
ion Minty ot the Salem council
Mrs la'Mis talked oil camp
lire work and showed uulured
slid* » <>l Camp Kllowail us well
as oliiei cunqifltv activities.
Campiirv leaders piesenl in
cluded Mrs. Jo Wallace, Mrs.
Mary Morrison. Mrs. Ikirothy
Zicbcrt. Mis. Caiul tWirt. Mrs.
Dorothy Budkmg, Mrs Florence
M.>i.- ami Mis I H ile il.-lh r
They were mlr «lu< e<| .out pre
sented Mith a corsage by their
sponsors, Il present, of t»> a mo -
man's club member. 'Die club
sponsor« Campfire activities m
Mill City
. s |» misois include Mrs. Edith
Mason. Mrs Jack Ikiggan. Mrs
Francis itodeker, Mis Mel
Rambo, Mis Leo Russel and
Mrs Carles Kelly.
it was announced that tlx-
Campiirv girls would have their
Father-Daughter banquet the
evening of Feb. 22
Mrs. Leo. Russell presided at
U m * business meeting when it
was announced that the 4th dis
trict meeting of the Federated
Women's cluba would tie March
18 in Salem. There will also be
a legislative Day March 5
when clubwomen have been in
vited to visit the state legisla
ture. ■Pic affair will start with
a luncheon at the Mariuti Hotel
nnd later In the day there will
be a tea at the Governor's
home D m > s <- planning to attend
are inked to makr reservations
by February 27 wiUi Mrs Mary
I ion.iids>«i. 910 W<»t Main at
Monmouth
It was also announced that
Mrs
Edith Mason, a post
president of the Mill City club,
had bren nominated ns treasur
er of the Marion county Feder
ation.
Other guests present for the
evening inc lulled Mrs Norman
Garrison of laikcvicw and Mrs.
Florence Perkins. Club mem
bers ¡»resent liesides the lx«t-
I'sscs were Mrs. Sylvia Duncan.
Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, Mrs. Ixo
Russell. Mrs. John Swan. Mrs.
Edith Mason. Mrs Jack Dug
gan. Mrs. Clyde Rogers. am!
Daisy Geddes.
An'a residents are again re
minded of the Santiam Memor
ial Hospital Auxiliary luncheon
BILL BOWERMAN a por
The Santiam PTA held their inerting which Is tiring held at
Founder's Day program i at the the IOOF hall Thursday, Feb*
trait of a man who builds
February meeting with Mrs. ru.iry 28 at 12:30.
world champions...............
Mrs. Rudy Tobi is general
Don Westrick presiding at the
business meeting. Mrs. James chairman fur ttie affair and said
told by master «toryleller
Wright had arranged the pro- then' would be a program pre
NELSON OLMSTED
gram.
sented following tlie luncheon.
Gale Christensen.
hospital
During the business session
A radio presentation of
there was some discussion on administrator, will speak brief
PACIFIC POWER
the purchasing of a TV for the ly to those attending. There will
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elementary school and it was also I m * a number of awards
noted that the goal tor tins wus and presentations made.
Mrs Ercil Wilson of Mehama
KWIL
KRKT
in sibht. There will be another
iund raising event in March, is publicity chairman for the
4:35
p.
m.
12:10 p. m.
with basketball and volleyball meeting. The event is a kick-off
Friday. February it
games the evening <4 March 8. for the 10th anniversary cele
LYONS At the regular nnvt-
Dus will be known as Fun Night bration of the founding of San mg of Faith Rebekah lodge
and Mrs. Jo Whitsett, ways and tiam Memorial hospital.
Wednesday evening Alice Hutier
means chairman, is in charge.
wus installed as right sup|x>rter
to the noble grand and Eva
Mrs. Westrick said that tills Eastern Star Group
was the year that the by-laws I
lirvsslt'r as inside guardian.
should be changed or amended To Attend Stayton
The usual business was carried
out anil II report heard from th«1
and appointed Mrs. Mabel
Yankus and Mrs. Faye loiMun- Meeting Friday
district convention held nt Jet-
Officers and members •4 ferson. Plans were made and
yan to assist her on the com
Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES Friday. March 29 was the date
mittee.
Let your
Agent
Appointed on the nominating will attend a district meeting set tor their annunl hobby allow
with the place to tic held an
committee to present a slate of Friday evening ut Stayton.
show you...
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There will be a covered dish nounced later. Anyone m th«'
officers at the March meeting
t
were Mrs. Dave Barnhardt, dinner at 6:30 followed by the surrounding communities are
The Annual dinner given by Mrs. Tom Kanoff and Mrs. LXin- meeting at 8 o'clock. Marilyn welcome to bring their craft
Chapter will confer the degrees and hobbles for display, child
the Rainbow girls for their ald Dishong.
Masonic Secret Dad's was held
It was announced that Mrs. of the order for the meeting. ren as well as adults. Displays
at the hall Wednesday even Charles (.tolden woud like to Other chapters taking part dur must be in place by 11:31) a.
ing at 6:30.
start a 4H cooking class and ing the evening will be Victoria m. ami Mill be «»pen to the pub
The Masons presented their anyone interested should con Chapter from Turner and Acac lice at 12 00 p. m with Ger-
"daughters" with a lovely red tact her or Mrs. La.Munyan.
ia Chapter from Stayton.
trade Weidmann am! Ce lene
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and white Valentine corsage.
Taylor as chairman
Mrs. Howard Farmen, room
Sand
Following the dinner the reg count chairman, took the count
Lint in the washer plagues wiches. pie and coffee will be
SATECO-UFECO-CESEMiA^
ular Rainbow meeting was held of the most parents and teachers many homemakers Make sure serve«! as well as a cooked
with Agnes Carlson installed as present with Mrs. Helen Fowl not to wash linty fabrics along foixl sale with Alice Huber In
Mother Advisor. She had been er's 2nd grade room winning with dark clothes. Turn clothes charge. Any one wishing infur
serving as Associate Mother ad Besides a cash award, Mrs. inside out to keep lint from mation on the display may con
visor assisting Mrs. Dorothy Adolph Brunner of Brunner s sticking to the outside. Rinse tact Mrs. Weidmann or Mrs.
wm b. eo w m»w
kS’,.,XtTph«nO
Draper who has had that po- Flowers will award a suitable out the tub after washing 1 i . !.»r. At tiie bm M tan
coverage but not your cost He • jusv
sitkn for 94 years, working prize each month.
such things as flannels, sweat Celenc Taylor and Gertrude
BW>y_24 hours a day.
faithfully.
Following the business meet ers. terry towels or diapers. Weidmann served dainty re-
Also installed were members ing Mrs Wright and Mrs. Al Maybe you're skimping on de tr< snnicnls carrying out the Val
YOU CAN RELAX
of the Advisory board: Mr. and Yankus presented a little skit tergent. Detergent help« keep entine motif with the tables
WHEN YOU’RE
k,
Mrs. Floyd Johnson. Mr. and depicting the founding and lint suspended so It can't settle beautifully decorated for th«' oc
on clothes. If adding more caus casion.
Mrs. Walter Kay. Clara Morris aims of PTA.
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and Dorothy Draper.
It was noted that the organi es a flood of suds, then try a
Unable to be present were zation was first known as the low sudsing product. And If you
Bill Hirte, Al Yank us and Verne Congress of Mothers and was use the wash water over again, Grade School Menu - -
Feb. 21st lank Sausage, Har
add a little more detergent for
Clarke.
sanco - unco
ciNcaai >*oue*net-emaci»»
instituted by Alice Burney in
vard Beets, Fluffy Rice and
Introduced during the evening 1897. The Oregon Congress was the second load of clothes
Gravy, Milk, Fruit Pudding.
were Sylvia Duncan, Worthy originated in 1905.
Feb. 22nd Fish Sticks. Rakixl
Matron of Marilyn Chapter OES
Among the many accom
and Leo Russell, Worshipful plishments of PTA over the motif and a large cake featur Potato, Milk, Coleslaw, Bread
ing the Founder’s Day theme and Butter. Washington Cherry
master of the Masonic lodge.
years has been backing ot child
Shortcake.
Serving as Worthy Advisor labor laws; hot school lunch centered the table.
of the Rainbow girls this term program; alcohol education;
is Suzy Carlson.
education of migrant children;
better baby campaign; crippled
Why boo t YOU Subscribe to children education; mental re
By Goldie Rambo
THE MILL (TTY ENTERPRISE tardation programs; child guid
I wasn't going to write any
with mi«
ance and welfare; standardiza thing this week except my us
tion of curriculum and plant ual news stint. But had sev I'm just as healthy as I can be.
and salary improvement.
eral people drop by to tell me I have Arthritis in both of my
knees
The records of the beginning they enjoyed the verses I had
PTA are not all complete but in the column last week with | And when I talk I talk with a
wheeze.
it is believed to have started one party bringing in another. |
here in 1914. Mrs. Wright asked
That is probably to keep m«' My pulse is weak my bkxxl is
thin
that anyone that had any rec- from
my own I
expressing
ords or recollections of early thoughts which is probably a But I'm awfully well for the
Meet Ford's all-new Command Performance cars fresh from their world
PTA meetings contact her or good thing at this point.
shape Pm in.
premiere in Monaco! At center is the hot new Falcon Sprint V-8 that won
other members.
Normally, I love my fellow Arch supports I have for my feet
first in its class at the famed Monte Carlo Rallye. Bucket seats, sports-type
Several past presidents were men but this week have been Or I wouldn't be able to walk
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steering wheel, 164-hp V-€ and tachometer are standard. (V-8 engines now
on the street.
present at Wednesday evenings a little disllusioned. But I
available in any Falcon.*) Top: the new Fairlane 500 Sports Coupe that took
meeting and were introduced will look at it this way, ami Sleep is denied me every night
and given corsages or bouton think that they have been And in the morning I am a
Alpine grades like a native. There's a choice of two
—i—*.
■ht
nieres. They also spoke briefly disappointed in me too.
V-8's and a vinyl covering in black or white for its
mr«
•>«, carat
on accomplishments of their
Thunderbird roof, foreground new Super Torque
y—) f~x
With all the controversial My memory is failing my heads
Ford Sports Hardtop with V-8 zoom up to 425 hp
I
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term.
in a spin
issues that have been making
Introduced were Mrs. Roger the rounds lately how can we I'm practically living on aspirin.
and sleek new roofline.
n*»««-
Nelson.
under whose term expect nations, states- and even Hut I'm awfully good tor the
fluoridation was sponsored and our kids to get along when we
shape I'm in.
became effective; Al Nesbitt, allow bitter personal prejudice Th«' moral is this as the tale
starting of room count awards. to influence our thinking?
we unfold
It was interesting to note that
That's for you and me who are
that year a bowl of goldfish
both growing old
Now for a kind word I would
made the rounds of the rooms like to take this opportunity to It's better to say "I'm Fine”
with Nesbitt ending up at the thank ail those who give us
with a grin
end of the year with them. He news—or tips on same, It is I Than to let them know the
Ma
said he still had one of the fish. really appreciated and don't
shape we are in.
‘ »«re sha’s tollin'for o(| ,
Nesbitt was also the first man feel like you are just calling to How do I know my youth has
80». bot I’m bovin' loo mu<h
to be elected PTA president, at "get your name in the news
been spent?
fun to mind!"
least in recent years. Mrs. paper” because without names Cause my get up and go has got
Mrs. Walter Thomas was the we wouldn't have news.
up and went
first president of the newly
Many think that there is some Old age is gold I've heard it
formed Santiam PTA in 1957; invisible source from which we
said
Steaks, Chicken
George Humphrey served in car garner all the news but But sometimes I wonder as I
1958; Mrs. Mary Wright in 1959, many times some one will say
go to bed.
when the American Field Serv "wasn’t that a terrible thing My ears in a drawer my teeth
Sea Food
ice was sponsored; Irving Steers than happened to............... " And
in a cup
in 1960 and Mrs. Al Yankus in often we didn't know a thing My eyes on a table until I
Live Music Every
1961. Mrs. Westrick, current about it.
get up.
PTA president, was also given
I'm sorry that all the news And ere sleep dims my eyes I Friday and Saturday
a corsage.
doesn't come out to please ev-
say to myself
Get a bead on our delici
Other presidents that are eryone but when that day ar Is there anything else I xhould
ous variety of roasts. Hotter
known to have served include rives we will be rich I
lay on the shelf?
Mrs. Lottie Gentry, Mrs. Edith
Many factors enter into a But I'm happy to say as I close still-taste them. You won't
Mason, Mrs. Herbert Schroeder, news story- along with a few
my eyes
find better prepared roasts
Mrs. Cleve Davis, Mrs. Nathan rules of journalism which we My friends are the same as In anywhere. You’ll want to
Bond. Mrs. Charles Wolverton, try to follow
and with
days gone by,
come again.
Mrs. Robert Veness, Mrs. Ruby the usual quota of mistakes And I really don't mind when I
Chris Campbell, Owner
Crosier, Mrs. James O'Leary, (which I discover even the
think with a grin
and Mrs. Al Nesbitt. Mrs. "dailies” make) will admit Of all the grand places my get
Phone 859-2801
Veness has the distinction of that some people feel we don't
up has been.
serving as PTA president for care. But that certainly isn't And now that I'm out of com pc-
two times, in 1948 and 1949.
true so bear with us.
tition
The next PTA meeting will
I get up in the morning and
be March 13 when Okinori Ono
A friend of long standing
dust off my wits
will be the guest speaker.
brought this little poem In this Pick up the paper nnd read the
Refreshments were served week and If you have heard it
obits.
following Wednesday evening's — just skip it or read again, If my name is missing I know
meeting with Mrs. Charley think it hears repeating.
I’m not dead
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Stewart In charge. The tables
I’m Fine—I’m Fine
•So I eat a good breakfast and
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were decorated in the Valentine Theres nothing at all the matter
hack to bed.
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