2—The Mill City Enterprise. Thursday, Nov. 21, 1963
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Woman's Club To
Enter in Contest
Xoung Married Couple Cut Wedding Cake
The club agreed to enter the
Community Improvement con
test which has been entered
lOOV by clubs in Marion coun-
The recent bill passed doing
away with highway billboard ad
vertising in certain areas will
be used as the basis for the
contest.
It was "hobby" night with a
number of the members either
bringing samples of their hobby
or telling »bout it. The enter-
tainment was under the di rec 1
two of Mrs. Rudy Tohl. home
life committee chairman
The Christmas party will be
held at tne home of Mrs.
Charles Kelly on December 17
’ when a gift exchange will be
held. Each member is to bring
a $1 00 gift for exchange and a
\ child's gift which will be sent
to some institution or school for
youngsters
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NOBODY SETTLES CLAIMS FASTER AND MORE FAIRLY!
GATES — A Danish luncheon
was the high light of a study
at Denmark at the November
meeting of the Santiam Canyon
Home Extension unit. The lunch
eon. planned by project leaders
Mrs. Jeanne Rosamond and
Mrs. Marion Pennington, with
various dishes contributed by
members, consisted of appetiz
ers, Grandmother's salad. Ped-
er Back's Frikadeller (meat
balls 1, Rod Kail (red cabbagei,
Danish brown bread,
Danish
pound cake and Danish Wiener-
brod (pastry.)
Attending were Mmes. Ber
nice LeSueur, Eunice King,
Vesta Golden. Leola Delker,
Shirley Swaim, Norma Lee
Henness. Marilyn WUson, Louise
Oliver, Frances Alban. Jeanne
Rosamond. Marion Pennington,
Geneva Ball. Margaret Rush,
Mary Wilson. Ellen Rust. Cath
erine Tumidge, Lola Henness,
Hilda Calkins, Hattie Cole. Wil
ma Bumgamer, Grace Myers.
Nadine Duggan and Jesse Bod-
eker.
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Russian Rye, Poppy Seed or Sesame Seed
Hot Rolls—
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(«oJdta Itali*!»«*
l.ist Friday 1 wrote a column
and after letting It "lXX>l oft”
until Monday l 11101 It In No.
13! After rereading It i I k I ii t
think things could be that twul
as long as I was walking anti
lircathlng.
Anytuiw I got it out of my sys
tem and no one the worse for
Speaking of l<»ks and seeing
and »o on wimrn go a lo( on
the latest fashion in style ami
' hairdress, or a great majority
try to. Well. I can tell you <wte
thing that ISN'T what makes
people really notice yuu (or at I
least rrmember you) and cer
tainly doesn't make hjr charm
There is one gal in town who
A I. W A Y S
gets a second
glance of admiration from me |
her skirts are a little long, her
shoe, aren't pointed toe. her
hair Isn't coiffed in the latest
style but she Is a very charm
ing pers<»n. Of course if y«i
have that and style too lucky
you.
Danish Luncheon High
Unit Meeting
111
Thursday was both a day of
frustration and pleasure U.>k
a very special friend of mine In
town and a visit with her is
always an uplift, Hut I forgot
my glasses Mrs McGbo?????
I always have ti> shop the
price tags and the fine print
eluded me so all those wonder
ful s|wcials didn't get added to
my charge accounts which no
doubt pleased my husband
I have had one good merchant
In town tell me he is going to
buy me a pair of glasses I
need two pair, dear boy'
Was fitted with a pair of tri
focals which drove me nuttier
than usual so THAT Is why I
am always looking for the blame
things can't see part of the
world with them on and can't
see the other part with them off
The November meeting of the
Mill City Woman's club was
held Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Bert Morris with
three guests attending
Mrs
Q V. Miller Mrs Charles Love
j land and Mrs. Peter Brekke
Reports »ere heard
from
those attending the recent Mar
ion County Federation meeting
I in Salem
Light at Extension
RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bain (Susan Coffman! who I am taking a load of JAYVEE
were married recently at the Mehama Community Cheerleaders to town this week
Church. The young couple live in Mill City where he is for thvir second tr»p I could
employed at Frank’s Mill and she works in the office write a book how fussy the kids
are <xi what they wear and the>
of the Mill City Ranger Station.
high prices they pay for the
Marilyn Club To
Buy Snack Trays
For Lodge Use
Round Robin Club
Meets at Boroughs
The IU>und Robin Pinochle
club met Monday evening at the
attractive new home of Mar-
garet Borough» with the hostess
serving dessert before the even-
ing of cards.
The Thanksgiving and fall
motif wii uscii in room and
table arrangements. Winning
high prize was Agnes Carlson;
pinochle. Alta Moffatt and low,
Roa<- Haywood. Evelyn Davis
was a guest for the evening.
The next meeting will be •ti
the home of Mabel Yankus an ;
December 2.
Marilyn Club met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs Sylvia Duncan
with Mrs Jack Gulliford as co
hostess for the 12 o'clock lunch
eon. Mrs. Clara Morris presided
at the business meeting. Plans
wvre made for Christmas gifts
to be taken to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home at Corvallis.!
The group voted to purchase!
100 snack trays to be used by j
the Judge for receptions Mrs | Cascade Canyon Club
Cecil Lake and Mrs. Lowell
Cree were named on the com Plans Christmas Party
mittee to make the purchase.
DETttOIT -The Cascade Can
The next meeting of the club yon club held Ms monthly meet
were be Tuesday. December 17 ing at the home of Mrs Otto
at 12 o'clock at the home at Mrs. Oja Thursday evening.
Lowell Cree with Mrs. Charlie j
Plans were made for the
French as co-boatess. A covered Christmas party which will be
dish luncheon will be served, j_____________
r_________
held at Detroit ___
City
hall on De-
Present were Mrs Alice Rupp cember 14. Members and their
from Salem; Mrs William Shu families and guests are invited.
ey. Mrs. Clara Morris, Mrs.
Mrs. A. L. Reiner is in charge
Very! Hoover. Mrs. Gene Jacob rt a musical program.
sen and Larry; Mrs. Cora Good
Present
were
Zella
Oja,
man. Mrs Charles Kelly, Mrs. Mabel Dunbar.
Ida
Golder,
Lowell Cree. Mrs. Walter Bris Pearl Giebler, Donna Stahlman,
bin. Mrs. Daniel Kleihege, Mrs. Gladys Champion,
Winifred
Cecil Lake. Mrs. Jack Gulliford. Murphy. Joining the club were
and grandson, Jon Gulliford. Sandra Victor and Marcia Guer
Mrs. Edith Mason, Mrs. Elsie in.
Völkel, Mrs. Bessie Bassett and
The next meeting will be at
Mrs. Sylvia Duncan.
I>»nna Stahlman’s.
items It seems to me that they
should be thinking more about
putting their energy in school
spirit It makes it real tough
for the girls that would like
to go out for cheerleader but
the cost prevents them
Well I better get off that sub
ject before I have my daughter
in my htir. It pn»bably embar-
reses her w hen her mother
speaks frankly although Mie |
should be used to that after all;
these years.
PJS. I do want to put in a word
here took the trip and survived
and want to say they are, on
the whole, a pretty nice bunch
kids with "good heads" un
der that "back combed" exter-
lor
Have you l>a>ked at llw cal
<-ndar lately and noticed la«*'
rapidly Christmas Is creeping
up. Of rxairse Thanksgiving
cornea in between tail In this
commercialised world fhrist
mas al>o|>plng Is well under way
before then
Every year I am Iras prepar
ed for it than usual thia year
think 1 will serai everyone a
curd arai call It quits <M oairse
we won't tail what a tempts
lion!
With the big business that
Chr.stinaa shopping has trasnr
if ever yr sic took that atti-
tude the cuuntry would hr In
a real slump'
From time to time In Mill
Qty we
have talked
about
starting a real youth center
(a goud Idea I.
1 was in one such group ait
too long ago when one young
matron was critical of the other
members She accused them of
clinging to old fashlioed cue
toms and old fashioned Ideas
If we could establish a youth
center it slioulil tw run by a
young iwrsoo." she declared,
"some one young enuugh to
know what teenagrrs really
like to do".
"And old enough," »«id one •<
the older women dryly," to see
that they don't do It."
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Helen Gisler Honored Bid or Bunch Club
At Ohmart Home
At Bridal Shower
GATES- Miss Helen Gisler.
bride-elect of Ed L. Davis, Jr.,
of Gates, was honored with a
bridal shower the evening of
November 13 at the Gates Wom
en's clubhouse. Hostesses wore
Mrs Gwen Schaer and Mrs
Robert I^evon.
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing the opening of gifts. In
dies present were Mmes. Au
drey Levon, Lola Henness, Jua I
nita Harmon, Margarrt Rush.
1 Louis Gisler, Venita Eccles ton,
Dorothy Novak, Normi Etze),
Mary Loucks, Elsie Volke),
Hattie Cole, Cleta Wills, Betty
Shaw, Velma Carey. Helen Kim-
m e 1 , Harold Wilson, Gwen
Schaer, Julia Bassett, Norma
Lee Henness, Hazel Devine,
Jewell Bennett. Shirley Swaim.
Maude Davis, Joe Novak, C. W.
Watson, Geneva Ball. Bob Ol-
i v e r , Clyde Oliver, Mabel
Schroeder and Mary Stafford.
Unable to attend but sending
gifts were Mmes. Mildred Brit
ton, Olive
Bamhardt,
Bette
Kelle, Catherine TYimldge, Bar
bara Pennick, Jackie Janis,
Beulah Bowes. G. C. Banhardt,
Louis Kelle, Fred Stone, Sarah
Raines, Mary Lou Howell and
Lucille Tucker.
The couple plan a November
23 wedding at the Immaculate
Conception church in Stayton.
.She Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ijouis Gisler of Stayton
and he is the son of Mrs. Maude
Davis of Gates.
The Bld or Bunch Pinochle
club members were entertained
Monday evening at the home of
Elsie Ohmart.
The Thanksgiving motif was
used for table decorations with
a dessert served before the
evening of cards.
High prize was won by Edna
Gordon; pinochle. Ruth Tohl and
low, Susie Stewart. Guests were
Faye Chichester, Frances Al
ban. Belle Heller, Ruth Tohl
and Susie Stewart.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Betty Pittam.
Local Rebekahs
Attend Dist. Meet
Attending the Rebekah Dist
rict convention at Turner Satur
day were Toni Thomas, Ida
Fleetwood and Blanche Syver-
son The onvention <«>’ne<1 short
ly after noon with an evening
dinner served and entertainment
later.
Santiam exemplified making
and withdrawing a motion dur
ing the session. Mrs. Barta
Bagley, president of the Re.
bekah Assembly of Oregon and
other dignitaries were present.
Ida Fleetwood served as left
the convention
supporter to
chairman and Toni Thomas
served as color bearer.
Ann Primeau was appointed »>
serve as color bearer at next
year's convention which will be
held at Stayton.
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