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2—The MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 27, 1966 Engagement of Lynda Parker Announced Mr. and Mrs. Richard Park er are announcing the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Lynda M. Parker to Ron ald B. Cotrell, of Corvallis, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cotrell of Hutchinson, Kan. Mr. Cotrell is now a gradu ate student at Oregon State University. Miss Parker is a graduate of Santiam High school and a Salem business schol. She is presently em- ployed in the office of the Detroit Ranger station. No date has been set for the wedding. Local PTA Plans Annual Ham Dinner Mrs. Fred Gruver and Mrs. Bill Learning, co-chairmen of the Ways and Means commit tee, said this week that the annual PTA ham dinner will be held at the Mill City grade school gym from 5:30 to 7:30 Thursday, November 10. This is the only fund raising event of the year by the PTA and plans so far this year in dicate that local needs will be stressed more than usual. Mrs. Alice Morrison is PTA president and said that there is a controversial discussion on whether to retain member ship in the state PTA or to form a Parent-Teacher’s club. Residents are Invited to ex press an opinion on this mat ter before the regular meeting in December. JACK J^NUNSEN SENATE! AGAIN BATESON STATE SENATOR Positive Choice State Representative * * * * (Based on six years of out standing service in the House of Representatives). POSITION "the man to meet the challenge" Position No. I 1 I1 Marion County Representative WALLACE ■ ____ ____________________ .______ JR. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Jayceettes Meet at Shirley Hoover Home Rebekahs Host The October 20 meeting of the Jayceettes was held at the District Meeting home of Shirley Hoover. Oth er members present were Paula Grant, Veryl Lindsey, Louann Goffin, Jan Waikart and Nancy Girod. Plans were discussed for the Hallowe’en party and winners of the door prizes at the Christmas Card tea were an nounced. They were Mary Lou Zechentmayer, Betty Shaw, Betty Rains, and Eliza beth Heller. Refreshments were served and door prizes were won by Louann Goffin and Paula Grant. The next meeting will be held at Veryl Lindsey’s. Mehama Women's Club to Work on Street Light Funds MEHAMA — Mrs. Don Cal lahan, Mrs. Bob Reagles and Mrs. Betty Wagner were host esses for the meeting of the Mehama Women’s club when they met at the fire hall on Thursday evening. The mem bers decided to hold their November and December meetings on the third Thurs days and then go back to the regular meeting date of the fourth Thursday of the month The Street Light committee reported that the lights had gotten in arrears during the summer and those who had not made donations should make them at Shafers as soon as possible. Delegates for the Federa- tion meeting at Stayton, Oc tober 27 were appointed and several more members indi cated that they planned to at tend. Refreshments were served to the members at a long table decorated in the Hallow e’en motif. Jim Gulliford Back at OSC MARION COUNTY Boleson lor Senate Committee Ralph A. Wilson, Cmmn. CARSON WomarA PcUfA * 1 Marine Officer Candidate Jim C. Gulliford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Gulliford of Gates, currently attending OSC in Monmouth, has re turned to college after gradu ating from a special Platoon Leaders Class at the Marine Corps Schools Command at Quantico, Va. Col. Clarence T. Rlsher Jr., Communications Electr o n 1 c Occicer Second Marine Di vision, Camp Lejeune, N. C., reviewed the candidates com pleting the course. Completion of the Platoon Leaders Class and graduation from college will lead to a commission as a second lieu tenant in the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. serve. The candidates, represent ing colleges and universities from across the nation, re ceived many hours of class room and field instruction in such subjects as physical fit ness, drill, small unit tactics, small arms, first aid and Mar ine Corps history an dtradl- tions. Paid for by the committee for Wallace Carson, Jr. for Representa tive. David A. Rhoten, Chairman, 12V Commercial St. NE. Selem, Oregon. Santiam Rebekah lodge met In special session Satur day at the IOOF hall. The Santiam lodge hosted the Dis trict 7 meeting of Rebekah lodges when the president of the Rebekah Assembly of Ore gon, E. Mae Kaefer of Glen dale. paid her official visit. Lodges from Stayton, Jef ferson, Turner, Scio and Mill City participated in the in teresting and instructive ses sion which started at noon. There were also visitors present from Springfield, Glendale, Sisters, Warrenton and from the IOOF home in Portland. The convention was declar ed a particularly successful one and was headed by An tonia Thomas of Santiam with Dorris Kneiling of Jefferson serving as vice chairman. Carmen Barnhardt, Santiam, was convention secretary. Officers elected for next year’s convention include Agnes Allen of Turner, who will be chairman and Zelma Plane, also of Turner will serve as secretary. The 1967 District Convention will be held at Ideal Lodge of Turn- er. Mrs. Kaefer gave a school of instruction with quesions : on Oddfellow-Rebekahship dis cussed. She also greeted all those present individually. A tribute was given to the president, directed by Ann Pri meau, with other lodge mem bers assisting. The president’s colors, pink tones, were at tractively used in the tribute. Mildred Carr was in charge of the decorations for the en tire hall and she received many compliments on the out standing arrangements o f pink and green. Following the 6 o’clock no host dinner a program was presented with Delores Staf ford doing a pantomime; Ruby Brisbin and Rach'l Olmstead each giving a reading and Velma Hatfield of Turner played several piano selec- tions. There also was group singing. Juanita Emerson, noble grand, of Santiam Rebekah lodge assisted with making arrangements for the visit of Mrs. Kaefer. Why wait until 8. You can call anytime on Sunday at the lowest long distance rates. Talk 3 minutes station-to-station anywhere in the U.S., excluding Alaska and Hawaii, for $1 or less, plus tax. Valley Telephone Co. Serving MUI City, Aumsville. Detroit-Idanha, Silverton. Turser Plan tu — Cut Flowers Nationally Advertised Glasswart* Country Store Plans Made by St. Patrick Club At Lyons Permanent Flowers and Arrangements LYONS—The St. Patrick club held their meeting Mon day night at the Catholic Community hall with Katie Sieg and Alice Bouche as hosteses. Alice Bouche, pre sident, conducted the business meeting. Plans were made for their annual Country Store to be held Sunday afternoon No vember 13 at the Catholic hall. There will be cooked food, fish pond and games and a door prize. Attending the meeting were Rose Schwindt, Jackie Bou che, Evelyn VanAgtmael, Shirley Peterson, Mary Voltin, Marian Frichtl, Ruth Lyons, Kathleen Manning, Anne Holfuss, Mary Fink, Anne Pietrok, Louise Pietrok, Mary Sieg, Eidwin Sieg, Mike Fink, Andrew Sieg, Mike Schwindt, Florent Frichtl, Ben Voltin, Bernard Voltin and Fr. Bern ard, who held a discussion on the Decrees of the Vatican Council. At the close of the meeting refreshmets were served by the hostesses. The next meet ing of the club will be held Monday night, November 21 at 7:30 at the Catholic hall. Wire Service Anywhere Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $3.50 Per Year Read it Every Week Open 1 A. M. to 7 P. M. Brunner's Flowers HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 897-2660 HRY DON’T YOU SUBSCRIBE TO THF. ENTERPRISE. Mill City Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Hunters! You Can Have $15,000 Life Insurance and $1,500 Medical Expenses Caused By Accidents For THREE DAYS For $2.30 Hill Insurance Agency J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis, Owners Phone 897-2660 Mill City, Oregon MASQUERADE BALL Come One Come All For an Evening of Fun, Prizes Hallowe'en Favors The Mill City Garden club will meet on Thursday, No vember 3 at 10:30 a. m. at the Firehall. There will be a business meeting in the morn ing followed by a sack lunch. Dessert and coffee will be furnished by the hostesses. At 1 o’clock Mrs. Lynn Cooke from Stayton will give a demonstration of Holiday Decorations. Hostesses will be Mrs. Fred Moore and Mrs. Lowell Cree. The public is invited to at tend the demonstration and there will lie a small charge for those who are not Gard en Club members. Mrs. Elmore Hosts IVSCS at Parsonage Ph. 897-2452 230 N. E. 4th St Garden Club To Meet at Fire Hall LYONS—Mrs. Donna El more was hostess for the Wednesday, October 2<> meeting of the Women’s So North Santiam Safety Coun ciety of Christian service held cil meeting at Highwayman at the parsonage Tuesday af Inn 7 p. m. No-host dinner. ternoon, with Ethel Huffman Order of Rainbow for Girls presiding and Evelyn Julian secretary. June Hollingshead at hall. 7:30. led the devotions. A good re Thursday, October 27 port was heard from the rum Lions Auxiliary meeting at mage and food sale commit Betty Berg home 8 p. m. tees. Plans were made for their annual bazaar and sup Saturday, October 29 per to be held at the church IOOF lodge at hall 8 p. m. on Wednesday, November 9. Mrs. Leao Johnson is dinner Monday, October 31 chairman: Mrs. Evelyn Julian Hallowe’en. in charge of table decorations, Wednesday, November 2 and Mrs. Bertha 'Wilson, din Santiam Rebekah lodge at ing room hostess. There will hall, 8 p. m. be fancy work, candy and various articles for sale. A Sponsored as a public service general discussion was also by held on the annual tamale sale to be held some time in January. Present for the meeting were Thelma Hawthorne, Nel lie Riggs. Evelyn Julian. Ber tha Wilson. Norma Penning ton. Carrie Naue, June Hol J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis lingshead, Freda Gruggett, Eva Bressler, Ethel Huffman, Owners and the hostess, who served cake and coffee. MUI City, Oregon For All Occasions Use Our Christmas Lay- Away Plan DANCE To The Music Of Harriet, Pappy, Donnie Buffet Supper................ $1.50 per person Served 12 to 2 A. M. All You Can Eat The Highwayman Inn Ph. 897-2400 Community Calendar of Events FLOWERS Joyce and Mac Highway 22 Gates Don’t Let Cold Weather Catch You Unprepared! CRYSTAL Cover Your & BREEZEWAYS AND DOORS with Genuine Shatterproof FLEX-O-GLASS The Only Plastic Window Material that carries a 2-year guarantee. 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