2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 13, 1SHW1
fUJ&man!i' Peaje
The Santiam Shriner's Club,
had a dinner meeting at !
Chuck's Fine F ixm I s east of
Mill City. Ken Golliet was
I master of ceremonies for the
I evening.
Mrs. Albert Millsap had
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor,
broken her leg in a fall at her
home She was then the Gates
correspondent for The Enter-
j prise
Five Years Ago
A picture to make one feel
A crowd estimated at 500
had turned out for the Mill old—on the front |xige were
City
Elementary*
school members of the kindergarten
Christmas program — with class who had participated in
many complimentary remarks a Christmas program—and
about the outstanding event now they are in high school.
Clyde Morgan was in San Among them were Kathy Dug
tiam Memorial hoepital recov gan, Craig Shaw. Pat Kelly.
ering from injuries received Peggy Cooper. Monte I.alack.
I
Marilyn Chapter No
in a pick-up accident that Terry Hansen. Steve Pearce, OES met Monday evening at
and
Terry
Jacobson.
week.
the IOOF hall for the Janu
At Detroit, Kenneth Fry.
ary meeting with Viola Illite.j
Fifteen
Years
Ago
Russel Rice
and
Wayne
worthy matron and William
Wright were elected to serve
Hirte. worthy patron presld ,
Playing
at
the
Mill
City
on the city council
ing
At Mehama the D. L. Teel theatre that week was, appro
Escorted and Introduced
priately
enough.
"Holiday
Af
ere home was the setting for
a large gathering at Christmas fair.” starring Roliert Mitch were Elsie Völkel, member of
the Home Endowment com
um and Janet Leigh.
time.
mittee
of the Grand Chapter
Mrs.
Bob
Veness
had
been
Orville Hayward had lost
1.OV ell
his Gates home by fire dur- surprised that week with a of Oregon and Edvthe
baby shower with Mrs. George worthy matron of Ai acid
ing Christmas week.
Lovell.
The extra large Issue of The Veteto. Mrs. George Steffy. chapter and Oiney
\cacia
patron
o
f
Mrs.
Lowell
Stiffler,
Mrs.
Ed
worthy
Enterprise that week was fill
Announced during t h e
ed with holiday greetings Goschie and Mrs, Jack Col chapter from Stayton
Mrs. Barbara Freeman re Christmas holidays was the
from merchants in the area burn hosting the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. George Laird ceived the degrees of the engagement of Miss Sharon
and with many happy family
had
left for California as Lt. Order and Mrs. l.alh’ll Met- Bate, daughter of Mr. and
gatherings.
l^iird had lx?en called into the teer was received by affilia Mrs. Roy Fate of Gates, to
Ten Years Ago
Charles
Eugene
t Rusty)
service for active duty.
tion.
At Stayton Gene Teague
Mrs. Leora Stevens was pre Whitten, son of Mr and Mrs
Dr. and Mrs. David Fergu
had a new $50.000 building to son had left for a vacation sented with her 25-year-pin by Noyes \\ him n MiU City
A September wedding I s
house his Chevrolet agency trip to California to visit with the Worthy Matron.
and garage.
Invitations were received planned by the couple.
relatives.
Mi. s Pate is a graduate of
Lettie Swan had been elect
Santiam
Valley
Grange i from Euclid Chapter at Jef-
ed to serve as president of members had a very festive | ferson for Tuesday evening, Santiam High school and is
the Three Links club for the Christmas partv at the grange January 11 to a card party; now employed in Salem. Mr.
I February 16 at the Masonic Whitten, also graduated from
ensuing year. Eva Duffy was hall.
the retiring president.
The Bill Eliason family of 1 temple in Salem, a benefit for Santiam High and is now a
Mrs. Olivette Roles had Albany had spent the week the Estarl fund and to the junior in the School of For
started an adult sewing class end in town visiting with Willamette
Valiev
district estry at OSU.
with the classes held at Fir friends. They were former meeting at Scio on Thursday
Manor.
I evening, January 13.
residents.
Marilyn club was announc Juanita Emmerson To
ed for Tuesday. January 25 at
Be Installed As Noble
the home of Addie French
, with Mrs. Rose Cree as co- Grand of Rebekahs
1 hostess for the 12 o’clock pot
Marie Stickney presided at
luck dinner.
her last meeting as noble
Mrs. Dorothy Peterson in grand for the current term
troduced Mrs. LaDell Met at Santiam Reliekah lodge
teer as the new Mother Ad Wednesday evening Juanita
visor for the Rainbow Girls. Emmerson will be installed as
Edvthe Lovell. W M and the newly electee! noble grand
, Omey Lovell, W. B. from Stay Saturday.
ton; Mrs. Ruth Burson, Bast
District Deputy President,
Matron of Marilyn Chapter. June Bartow, presented Gar
' and now a member of Acacia ment Barnhardt and Marie
I Chapter, and Mr. and Mrs. Al- Stickney with seals of per
bert Carlson from Lebanon, fection.
all spoke briefly.
Qualifying for their offices
Rainbow installation was as noble grand and vice-grand
announced for next Sunday were Mrs. Emmerson and
afternoon. January 16 at 2:30 Mrs Irene Lewin, by giving
p. m. when Janis Jacobson unwritten work
and the
will be installed as Worthy charges of the degree.
Advisor.
Mrs. Stickney appointed a
Refreshments were served committee to meet with the
in the dining room following Oddfellows to get estimates
the meeting by Eslie Völkel, on a new carpet for the main
Julia Bassett, and Gladys room of the lodge hall. Those
Lake.
serving are Blanche Syver-
son, Ann Primeau anl Carm
en Barnhardt.
January 15 was the date
set for the joint installation of
officers of Santiam Reliekah
lodge and IOOF No. 144, who
will also join with the Stay
ton and Turner officers for In
stallation ceremonies at the
lodge hall in Stayton.
The meeting will b e
Most butchers would open to the public.
rather wait on newlyweds—
they don't remember what Teens in Christ Have
prices used to be.”
FROM
OUR FILES
I
Leora Stevens
Gets 25 Year Pin
From Eastern Star
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ten weekly and publlahed by
tills newspaper ns a public
and educational service. If
you have questions with re
gard to the Oregon State Em
ployment Service, and for
Unemployment Inaura noe.
1*1'aso address the Oregon
Dept
of Employment, attn.
Mill City Community Church
Intono nt Ion a I Representative,
Rev. Donald L. Dlshong, Pastor
402 I .abor and Industries
Full Gospel
Building, Sat* m, Oregon
Sunday School 10 00 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. I 97310 ).
Question What were th«
Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
average unemploy
Wednesday Evening 7.30 P. M. i estimated
ment
tax
rates
by industry
Everyone welcome.
for IMS?
Answer: The average
Gates Church of < ,Oll
rate
for all Industries
Pastor
Mae Kaiser,
191 |ierceiit For agriculture,
Sunday School
10 a. in.
forestry and fishing it was
Morning Worship
11 a in.
2 07 percent; for mining, 2.21
2.34
Our lauly of laiurdea Fnrish percent; construction,
percent and all mnnufuctur
Jordan
Mass: 1st. 2nd. and 5th Sun Ing 2.06 jiercent In the manu
factoring categories, the lax
day at 8 30 a tn.
Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at varies by the type of manu-
I factoring, us follows, canning
land preserving, 2(15 percent;
Calvary Lutheran
I other Rxxl products, 1.89 per-
Stay ton
I cent; lumber and wood pro
Bev. Fuul Kmmel, Faster
ducts, 2 20 percent; juiiw’r and
Meeting in Seventh Day Ad
ventist church on Fern Ridge allied products, 102 percent;
primary metals, 1 94 percent;
Road.
Sunday School .........92)0 a. m. fabricated metals, nonelect
Worship Service
10 30 a. m. rlcal machinery and trans
still City Presbyterian
James C. Murray, Pastor
Sunday Schixil at 9:4ft a. m
Nursery through adult classes.
Morning Worship Service at
ll:0l) o'clock. Sermon topic
■ l*re|tarlng for God's Vlctoiy
Santiam Ripples
By Juanita Morgan
Group pictures of the school
organizations wen* taken on
Wednesday, January
for the
annual Confusion was high
as classes were interrupted
and |H’oplv were (hanging
clothes as many as six times
for tile different organiz.a
lions
On Saturday, January 8 the
basketball team and a bus of
qiectators trekked to Elmira
for a non league basketliall
guine Santiam clipped Elmira
(13 51 Th(< buses left nt 2:4ft
und I •>(• res|x’ctlvely and re
turned home around I 45 a
m Sunday The highlight of
(lie trip for the team, stilt isti
clans, und managers was u
free dinner furnished by the
Student laxly The dinner
was etij<>vcd and groutly up
pus luted The trip alito was
reportedly great fun
Hanttani Memorial ll<*»|>itnl
Htayton, Oregon
JOHNSON T o Mr. anil
Mrs James J. Johnson, Stay
ton, a daughter, Wcdnc .(lay
I >cc. 29.
KEECH To Mr and Mrs
George E
Kerch. Selo, u
daughter,
Wednesday. I Hi
29.
KI.ECKER To Mr
anil
Mrs Lev A Klucker. Mehama
a daughter, Thursday. Dec
30.
ATKINSON To Mr and
Atkinson.
■
Mrs.
Lewis
Aumsville, a non, Sunday.
portatton equipment, 1 N pei Jan 2.
cent and other manufacturing
BEELER To Mr and Mrs
Hl. Patrick's Pariah
perceM
David F. Beeler, West Stay
Rev. Bernard Nrunuui, Faster i
Transportation and utilities ton. a son. Tuesday, Jan I
I«yoaa
Miu: 1st, 2nd and Sth Sunday | industry average tax is 1.63
|XTcent with tranx|x>rtatlon
10:30 a. rn.
Mui 3rd and 4th Sunday at i at 1 8ft ¡X'rcent and utilities
at 1.34 percent. Trade unem-
Automotive
at 10 30 a. m.
■ ployment tax averages 1.78
an<!
: percent with wholesale at 1 (Ifl
Heventh Day Adventist
'and retail trade at 18ft P#r-
Industriel
8. W. Ivy St. M1U aty
I cent.
R. G. Latahor, Faster
Maintenance
The finance, insurance and
9 30 a. m. Saturday Sabbath
real estate industry average
Weldlag
11 a. m. Worship service.
7 p. m. Wednesday prayer U, I. tax is 1 15 |x’rcent and
Diesel Engine Mervter»
- service and miscellaneous at
meeting.
Rhop or Fleld
17? percent. Thus canning
Visitors welcome.
Dealer
for Alrca Wetdlng
I and preserving, a seasonal in
Froduct«
dustry,
is
¡laying
the
highest
Hantlam Chapel
Delco Batterie«
U.
1.
tax
at
2.65
and
the
utili-
Assembly of God
j ties industry the lowest. Dur
Factery Equl|>meat
l.yoaa, Oregon
ing 1965 the unemployment
Dougiaa Mnatre, Faator
Ignltioa Farta
tax ranged from 1.2 percep;
¡’hone 859-3364
for the low-cost employers to
Sunday School. 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m 2.7 percent. More than one-
Evening Service. 7:00 p. m. : third of all nearly 40,000 cm
Jim and Vorjd Haaver
Tuesday eve. 7 to 9 Sky ployers ¡»aylng unemployment
MOI (U
Pilot« for boyt age 9 and up. I taxes in Oregon had no charg | FhoaaMI Wlt
Wednesday eve. 7’30 prayer ' es whatsoever against their
and Bible Study.
| l tax accounts and inure than
2nd and 4th Thursday eve. 7 15,000 paid tin- toweat rat*
p. m. W. M Ca Youth Service In 1965
Hoover's Repair
Community
or C. A'«. 6:30 Sunday even
ing«.
Ht. Catherine's Catholic
MUI (My
Father Heart Arata
Mass at 9:15 a. m. every Sun
LETTERS
Calendar of Eventi
TO THE*
Wc«lnrMdny, January 12
Order of Rulntiow for Girls
at hall nt 7:30.
Free Methodist Church
City Council meeting at
North Mill City
January 5, 1966 city hall, at 8 p. m.
Rev. Eraeat W. Franklin
Mill City Enterprise
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
Friday, January II
We would like to bring to
U a. m. Morning Worship.
IOOF lodge at hall, H p m
Spaghetti Feed
10:00 a. m. Tuesday. Cottage the attention of all your read
I ers that the City of Lyons
Basketball
game,
North
The “Teens
in Christ” Prayer Meeting.
Marion here on Santiam fhsir
has
changed
some
of
our
7 p. m. Evening Worship.
Youth group of the Mill City
7:00 p. m. Wednesday. Fam speed limits; to better facil
Christian church met at the
Saturday, January 15
itate the flow of traffic From
church last Saturday evening ily Bible Hour
Mill City, Stayton and Turn
the east city limits (near Has- er Rrbekuh-IOOF lislges in
for a spaghetti dinner. Ar
(•It’s Welding Shop) down to
ranging the dinner were
Community Presbyterian
stall offices at Stayton ball b
Sandra Cooper, Tom Schubert Rex Arne V. Magnuson, Pastor and including the turn west P in.
of the Bost Office Is desIgnat
I and Gary Meuser. Guests of
Mehama, Oregon
•si a 3ft M B. II. tone. This
Handily, January l(i
the youth group at the meet
9:45 a m. Church School.
was to help relieve the con
Rainbow installation at the
ing were Lawrence Bixler, a
(Classes for all ages)
gestion at shift change anil IOOF hall at 2 30 p m. Janis
11 00 a. m.Worship Service.
professor from Northwest
to give our truckers a break. Jacobson, worthy advisor.
Christian college; Christopher
Everyone is welcome.
We hope your readers real
Sower, Raymond Morse, Tom
Monday, January 17
ize that this Is a jump of 10
Forte and Thomas Woodruff,
Mill City Baptist Church
AFAAM stated meeting at
M.
I*.
II.
ami
will
understand
members of the NCC quartet llev. George llaney. Pastor
hall, 8 p in
anil Rev. and Mrs. Jack SOO block on S. W. Broadway we will have to enforce this
Lions cluli dinner meeting
new
s|X
’
«
’
(l
limit
diligently
for
Meuser.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
at Fellowship hall, 6:30.
safety
reasons
Following the dinner a
Worship service, 11 a. m.
Round Roliin Pinochle club
Thanks to the Lyons City
Youth Rally was held at 7
Evening Worship, 7:30.
at Ruth Tobi home at 7:30.
Wednesday Night services Council for tills change .mil
o’clock. Alxiut 130 attended
Bid or Bunch Pinochle club
may they and all your read
the event which was sponsor at 7:30.
at Elsie Ohmart home, 7:30
ers
have
a
Happy
and
Bros-
ed by 20 Christian churches.
Time for G. A. meetings
ix-rous New Year.
Thirteen churches were re will lx.« announced.
Tuesday, January 18
HARRY A. 8HENEFIELD
presented from the Salem and
Woman's
club meeting at
Chief of Police
Mill City area.
Canyon Conservative Baptist
Edith Mason home Noon sack
City
of
Lyons
The Sing :piration was led Itev. Carl V. Blanchard, Pastor
lunch Hostess will furnish
by the NCC quarter and Tom
Services in New Church
dessert and coffee Marie To)-
Forte led the devotions.
In Lyons
liert in charge of program.
Gate* Church of Chriat
Sunday school 9 4ft a. m.
Note time change from even
10 a. m. Sunday achool.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
ing to 12 noon.
Woman's Society
11
a.
m.
Worship
service.
Young People, 6:00 p. m.
North Santiam Chamber of
Saturday 7 p. m. Youth for
Delivers Toys to
Evening service 7 00 p. m.
Commerce at Gates Women’s
Christ.
Wednesday evening Bible
club hall at 8:00 p. m. sharp.
Fairview Home
study and prayer time 7:00.
Rex Glbaon, Salem banker
Detroit
Church
of
Christ
DETROIT - Mrs. Barbara
will be speaker. Topic will lie
Sunday
School,
10:00
a.
m.
Whitely, president of the
Lyons Methodist Church
Morning Wonhip, 11 o'clock. “Economy of the North San
Woman's Missionary Society,
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m.
tiam Canyon.”
reported this week that the 10 30 a. m.
The
Church
of
Jesus
Christ
/society delivered
167 gift
Youth activities, Sunday ev
Sponsored as a public service
Of Latter Day Habits
| wrapped toys to the children ening.
Presiding
Elder
:
Joseph
at Fairview Home at Christ
Sunday School at 8:50.
Johnson
mas time. Each child also re
Morning Worship, 11 o'clock.
Thursday, 4 .00 p. m.
ceived a hag of homemade
Meeting place at Women’s club
cookies from the society.
Idanha Community Church
nouse in Stayton.
All of the toys, many of
Rev. Ilarnld Roth, Pastor
Sunday School
9 30
which showed little wear,
Jean Roth, S. S. Supt.
10:45 •I. C. Kimmel - Bud I hi vis
were donated to the society by
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Sacrament Meeting
■ Canyonitcs, said Mrs. Whitely.
Owners
11 .'.H
Morning Service, 11:44 a. m. Priesthood Meeting
Used clothing is still very
Contact us for a quote on
Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.
much needed to carry on with
your Workmen’s Com|>ensa-
First Christian Church
Bible Study, Wednesday 7:30
mission work and anyone p. m.
tion Insurance.
Jack Meuser. Pastor
wishing to contribute these ar
Bible School, 9:45 a. m.
Junior Choir and Bible Club,
Phone 897-2660
ticles may do so by contacting
Adult Oioir, Saturday at 7:30
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Mill City, Oregon
Mrs. Whitely at Detroit Lake p. m.
Youth service, 6:00 p. m.
Resort, or call 854-3423.
Come fellowship with us.
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AGENCY
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Phone 897-2772
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