Drill Practice Held
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct 13, 1966
At Rebekah Meeting
Attend the Santiam High
Drama Club Plays
Goldie Rambo, Woman i Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
Two Evenings of Fun
Grade School Gym
Thursday and Friday Oct. 13 and 14
Kuiken-Miller
Reunion Held
Sunday at Scio
Garden Club Asks
For Shoe Boxes
Engaged
Makes European
Tour This Summer
Juanita Emerson presided
as noble grand at the Oc
tober 5 meeting of Santlam
Rebekah lodge with Irene
Lewin, vice-grand assisting.
Drill practice was held, di
rected by Ann Primeau, cap
tain. More instructions and
information regarding the Dis
trict Association to be held in
Mill City were discussed at
the meeting.
There were several guests
from Mt. Jefferson attending.
They are one of the seven
lodges which will be repre
sented at the District meeting.
Following
the business
meeting refreshments were
served by Blanche Syverson
and Lettie Swan.
The next meeting will be
held October 19 at the lodge
hall.
A five and a half week va
cation trip highlighted the
summer of Mrs. Doris Wil
liams, teacher at Mill City
Elementary school. Leaving
for New York July 20th via
bus, Mrs. Williams then flew
to Europe, touring various
European countries and the
Holy Land. She returned by
air and bus, arriving August
29.
The Holy Land was the
highlight of the trip for Mrs.
Williams. In Jerusalem she
visited the Garden Tomb, the
Mount of Olives, the Garden
of Gethsemane, and the Pin
nacle of the Temple. A service
held in the boat while cross
ing the Sea of Galilee was
especially memorable. Other
Biblical landmarks seen were
Bethlehem, Nazareth, Caper
naum, the Mount of the Be
atitudes, and Damascus.
Riding a camel sparkled her
her stay in Egypt. Spending
nights in Cairo and Memphis,
she saw the famous Pyramids
of Gizah and the Sphinx.
Mrs. Williams labeled Bei
rut, Lebanon, as the most
beautiful city she visited. Ly
ing on the Mediterranean Sea,
it is called the “sparkling
jewel city” of the Middle
East.
Stops in Europe Included
Paris, London, Oxford, and
Stratford-on-Avon. In Greece
she visited Corith and Athens,
touring the breath-taking
Acropolis. The Colosseum In
Rome was another impressive
sight.
Mrs. Williams’ bus trip to
Community
the East coast and back took
her through six provinces of
Canada and 15 states. Al
though she covered many ex Calendar of Events
hausting miles during her
five weeks, she declares she
Wednesday, October 12
“would love to g oagain!” She
Order of Rainbow for Girls
hopes that her travels will
better equip her in her teach- 7’30 at lodge hall.
School of instruction. Mem
position.
bers urged to attend.
The Mill City Garden Club
met at Fellowship Hall Thurs
day morning at 10:30. Mrs. Isa
LYONS—The Kuiken-Miller
belle Heller reported on the
reunion
was
held
Sunday,
Oc
7:30 P. M.
meeting she attended In Sal
tober 2 at Scio Grade School
em at the County Extension
gym with approximately 160
Agent’s office Wednesday.
Coffee, Punch, Cookies
present for the day. From a
Members were reminded to
family of 13 chilrden all eight
Served during intermission
save their empty shoe boxes
living brothers and sisters of
to be taken to the State Hos
the Kuiken family were pre
pital at Christmas time and
sent for the pot luck dinner.
Adults 50c; High School Students 35c
also
caps from toothpaste,
Oldest member present was
shaving cream, etc. which will
Wiebe Kuiken, and youngest
Elementary Students 25c
be used to make tray favors
was Eric Kuiken, 6-month-old
for Santiam Memorial hos-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
I I pital.
Kuiken. Coming the longest
I
Club members will be going
distance were Mr. and Mrs.
to
Salem on October 26 to the
John Toomb and family from
District meeting of the Gard
Seattle. Honored guests at the
en Club Federation. The meet
affair were Mr. and Mrs.
ing will be held at the Mc
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
W.
Bar
Wiebe Kuiken, who were cele
brating their Golden Wedding rows Jr., Melbourne Beach, Nary Golf club dining room
Fla., have announced the en at 6405 Wheatland Road N. E.
anniversary.
gagement
of their daughter, Registration will be at 9:30
Present for the dinner were
the following relatives and Leonora Rose, to David Gary a. m. Luncheon will be served
friends: Mr. and Mrs. Wiebe Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. at noon. Reservations must
Kuiken, Mr. and Mrs. William David A. Roberts of Idanha. be made by October 22. Those
The bride-elect is a gradu who plan to attend are asked
Kuiken, Mrs. Anna Cochran,
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Mouser, ate of Melbourne High school to call Mrs. Lowell Cree be
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skillings, and has just received her de fore October 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Toomb, gree in psychology from Flor The November meeting will
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Man ida State University. She is be at the Gates clubhouse at
ning, John Kuiken, Mr. and currently employed at the 10:30 for the business meet
Mrs. Lester Kuiken and fam Brevard Hospital in Mel- ing. Those attending are ask
ed to bring a sack lunch with
ily, Mrs. Gladys Kuiken Mr. bourne.
The prospective bridegroom dessert and coffee to be furn
and Mrs. Bill Alderson and
family Mrs. Jack Roy and is a graduate of Detroit High ished by the hostesses. Mrs.
family, Mr. and Mrs. John school and attended the Ore Cooke from Stayton will de
Toomb and family, Mr. and gon College of Education. He monstrate Holiday decora
Mrs. Bernard Smith and fam is presently serving in the tions in the afternoon starting
ily, Mrs. Hazel Kuiken, Mr. U.S. Navy at New London, at 1 o’clock.
and Mrs. Bill Holtorf and fam Conn., aboard the Polaris sub At Thursday’s meeting, Mrs.
Cool it dad. Get 'em a teen telephone.
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mur marine, U.S.S. George Wash Maurice Juve from tSayton
Doesn't cost much. Makes things neat for
phy, Mrs. Elva Kuiken and ington. The wedding will take demonstrated Oriental flower
family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry place in February in Florida. arranging.
everyone, especially parents.
Several members from the
Holfuss, Mrs. George Clark,
Lyons Garden club came for
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koenig and Oldtimers Here
the afternoon meeting.
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Present were Mrs. Juve of
Rhoten and family, Mrs. Wil Observe Birthday
Salem, Mrs. Harley Scott,
ma Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Anniversaries
Mrs. Otto Wiedman, Mrs.
Everett McDonald, Mr. and
longtime residents of Hugh Johnston, Mrs. Orville
Friday, October 14
Mrs. Homer Russell, Mr. and Mill Two
and neighbors for Downing, Mrs. Glenn Julian,
Square dance classes start
Mrs. Harry Tuomi and son, many City
years,
celebrated
birth
Mrs. Ralph Downer, Mrs. Ber
at Gates Women’s Clubhouse
Mrs. Bill Frye and daughter, days this week.
tha Walker and Cathy Neal,
at 8 p. m. Al and Frosty Nes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Claude
Litch
Serving Mill City, Aumsville,
Bertram observed all from Lyons and Mrs.
bitt instructing.
field, Buell Miller, Mrs. Alma his Edmund
86th
birthday
and
John
Charlie French, Mrs. Wendell
LYONS—Election of of-
<
Lentz and Paul Tincknell.
Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner
Saturday, October 15
Other relatives and friends Plambeck his 83rd. Mrs. Don Heller, Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, ficers was the main business
came'Xip from Eugene Mrs. Alice Watson, Mrs. at the Santiam Grange meet IOOF lodge at hall 8 p. m.
called In the afternoon for the Goode
to help her father celebrate i Edith Mason, Mrs. Marie Tol ing Friday night. Sam Wizer
reception.
Monday, October 17
and Dr. and Mrs. Hans Plam bert, Mrs. Frances McCarley, was elected Master and John
beck from Corvallis were I Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, Mrs. Shafer, overseer.Others select Lions club dinner meeting
here for his father’s birthday, Rose Haywood, Mrs. Wynoma ed were lecturer, Mrs. Georgia at hall at 6:30.
Masonic stated meeting at
A daughter of Mr. Plambeck, Kennedy, Mrs. Faye Verbeck, Hays, Steward, Lee Pinkston;
Elsa Allen, makes her home Mrs. Martin Hansen, Mrs. J. assistant steward, Frank Basl, hall at 8 p. m.
Bid or Bunch Pinochle
here with her father. She has C. Kimmel, Mrs. Jim Girod, lady assistant steward, Bertha
worked in Salem for a num 1 Mrs. Arthur Hedge, Mrs. Low Basl, chaplain, Mrs. Tyler club at Elsie Ohmart home,
7:30.
ber of years.
ell Cree and the hostesses, Pinkston: gatekeeper, Warner
Round Robin Pinochle club
Both Mr. Plambeck and Mr. Mrs. Darwin Raines and Mrs. Hampton; secretary, Fern
Bertram are in fairly good Hollis Turnidge.
Sletto; treasurer, Ada Ply- at Wilma Moore home 7:30.
health and walk to town after
male; ceries, Jeanne Jennings;
T tesday, October 18
their mail and a visit with
pomona, Celene Taylor; Flora,
North Santiam Chamber of
long-time friends almost every St. Boniface Parish
Bessie Hampton; musician, Commerce meeting Gates
day.
To Serve Turkey
Clara Wizer; executive com Women’s clubhouse. Rep. L.
mittee, Lloyd Sletto, Elmer B. Day to speak on Oregon
Dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Taylor and Jake Myers.
Ocean Resources. Breitenbush
SUBLIMITY—Members of
These officers will be instal Road Improvement with
Fencl Back from
St. Boniface Parish of Sub led at the Crowfoot Grange
Smith of U. S. Forest
limity will serve their annual Sunday afternoon, October 30. Maynard
Service in Germany
Service to speak. Detroit Air
turkey
dinner
Sunday,
Octob
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fencl,
Petitions were read for Thur Strip report will be given.
who have been in Germany er 16 from 11:30 a. m. to 4:30 man and Olene Smith to be
Wednesday, October 19
for the past 1% years, re p. m. in the parish hall.
come members and they will
Miss Margaret Van Handel receive the first and second
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
turned home last week. He
has been stationed with the is general chairman for the degrees at Crowfoot Saturday hall 8 p. m.
Army there and will soon re dinner with Mrs. Mamie Laux night, October 22; also the
turn to work for Boeing co-chairman. Mrs. Jack Gries third and fourth degrees Sat Sponsored as a public service
where he was employed be is in charge of the dining urday, October 22.
room. There will also be oth Sam Wizer gave a reading
fore entering the service.
Alice Bickett, sister of Mrs. er activities, including fish during the lecturer’s hour. A
Fencl, returned home with pond, country store, fancy pot luck supper was served
them after spending the sum work and candy booth.
following the meeting.
mer visiting with them and
J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis
Tena Graham Hosts
making a tour of Europe.
Mrs. Fencl and her sister Luncheon for
Owners
drove to Mill City from North
Phone
897-2660
Dakota where Mr. Fencl had School Friends
Mill City, Oregon
his plane stored. He flew the
Mrs. Tena Graham was
plane home.
hostess at her home Thurs
Several parties have feted day for a covered dish lunch-
the couple on their return eon for a group of former
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fencl school associates.
entertaining with a family ga Attending the
luncheon
thering last week honoring were Mrs. Lottie Gentry, Mrs.
them on their second wed Flossie Conzier Johnson, and
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Nona McClain Lacey all
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett of from Portland; Mrs. Elga
You Can Have
Scio also honored them and Hawkins Reid from Silverton;
another daughter, Mrs. Treva Mrs. Freda Whitlock from
Comstock of Dexter on her Sandy: Mrs. Sylvia Gooch
biithday anniversary.
Duncan, Mrs. Edith Mason,
Mis. Clara McDonald Swan,
and
Rainbow Girls Take
Mrs. Emma Hudell Budlong
and the hostess. Mrs. Tena
Part in DeMolay
Graham.
Event in Stayton
—
Members of Marilyn Assem Mrs. Lyons Hosts
Caused By Accidents
bly Order of Rainbow for
Girls went to Stayton Sun Afternon Card Club
day afternoon where they
LYONS — Mrs. Eulalia
robed the Stayton DeMolay Lyons was hostess for the
Boys.
Wednesday afternoon card
Occasion for the ceremony club with her party held at
was Dan Humphreys being In her home. A 1:30 dessert
stalled as Master Counsellor. luncheon was served follow
The girls were accompan ed bv the playing of 500.
ied by Mrs. Bill Metteer, Mo High score was held by Ber
ther Advisor and J. C. Kim tha Allen, second high by
mel Master of the Mill City Berniece Bridges and low by
Alma Olmstead.
Masonic lodge.
Rainbow girls participating Others attending were Haz
j in the ceremonies were Diana el Lewis. Roxie Trask. Doro
HATTIE GOLLIET, Owner
J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis, Owners
i Metteer. Teresa Metteer, Lyn- thy Williams, Mildred Huff
MEHAMA, OREGON
Phone 859-3903
| ette Parker. Jeanette Herron, man. Carrie Naue, Laura
Phone 897-2660
Mill city, Oregon
i Esther Freeman. Patricia Neal. Zeta Prichard and Rose
.•
Bassett.
I Moore and Debbie Chance.
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on the
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