2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 12, 1966
Community
WoiHCMb PtUfO.
John Sheltons
GATES
By Mrs. Floyd Swaim
there at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Inez Stickle.
Mr. and Mrs. John King en
joyed a week’s vacation in Cal
ifornia over the holiday,
spending Christmas with her
sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Ratley at Fresno.
They were joined there by
their daughter’s family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Burleson and
children of Oxnard, Calif. Mrs.
Ratley accompanied the Kings
to Oxnard to visit several
days at the Burleson home.
Mrs. King said they enjoyed
good weather all during their
visit. Another daughter, Mrs.
Donna Littleton of Aumsville,
operated the store in their
absence.
The Lauran Holmans visited
Sunday at the home of her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Lane and family in Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barn
hardt were Saturday evening
dinner guests at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stier of Cor
vallis which his birthday an
niversary was celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mink
have moved into the former
Creta Olt house. He is a
teacher at the Mill City ele
mentary school.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Newberg
and Toni took their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Peterson and son to
dinner at a Salem restaurant
January 3 prior to seeing
them off at the airport for
Willmington, N. C. where
they will be making their
home. Also at the airport to
see them off were Penny’s
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Mulligan and Mr. and
Mrs. George Arthurs. Mrs.
Peterson called her parents
Tuesday night to let them
know they had arrived safety.
The trip, including two stop
overs, took 16 hours.
Mrs. Fritzie Ward was host
ess for luncheon at her home
at noon December 28, the oc
casion being her birthday an
niversary. Her guests were
Mmes. Mary Stafford, Sarah
Rains, Alice Watson, Ellen
Rust, Ruth Johnson, Juanita
Harmon and Lorena and Mary
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilk
inson are planning to move
their mobile home to Jeffer
son Jan. 17 or 18. They have
acquired a lot there in a spe
cial tract for trailer homes.
The Wilkinson’s son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Wilkinson, plan to
move onto their property here
with their own mobile home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford More
land had an especially happy
holiday season with the ar
rival of her two sons home
from the navy after two and
a half years in Japan with
the USS Oklahoma City which
was serving as flagship for
the 7th fleet. They are FTSN
Kenneth E. Clute and CTO
Cecil C. Clute. Jr. The latter
was accompanied by his wife
and daughters, Tracy and
Kelly who had been with him
in Japan. All were together
with the Morelands for Christ
mas at the home of her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Turner in Sal
em. The Kenneth Turners and
Kenneth Clute were guests at
the Morelands over New
Years weekend. Kenneth Clute
will be receiving his discharge
from the navy within the next
few days. The older boy has
since returned to duty.
Guests Christmas day at the
Fred Stone residence were
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miles and
family of Florence, and their
granddaughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkle of
Mill City. Present Christmas
Eve were their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gale
Carey and Bruce of Stayton.
Mrs. Loreen Stone and son,
Don of Tacoma, were guests
of the Stones during New
Years week.
The Charles Cannon family
returned
January 1 from a
Observe Golden
two weeks holiday visit in
Wickes, Ark., at the home of
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Anniversary
her mother, Mrs. Walter Hea
ton. Also present were Mrs.
Goldie Rambo, Wornan1 s Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
o LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. John
Cannon’s six sisters and their
Wednesday, January 11
Shelton celebrated their Gold
famillles from Texas, Oklaho
Order of Rainbow for Girls en Wedding anniversary on
ma and Arkansas. Mrs. Can
at hall, 7:30.
Tuesday, January 3 when they
non said it was the first time
City council meeting at hall were dinner guests at the
in 18 years they had all got
8 p. m. .
home of their daughter and
ten together. The Cannons
family, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Friday, January 13
also visited friends, Mr. and
Kimery.
The
occasion
also
Joint installation of Mill
Mrs. Lon Everly, in Albuquer
honored
the
25th
wedding
an
City Rebekah and IOOF lodg
que.
Marilyn
Chapter
No.
145
niversary of Mr. and Mrs.
es at hall, 8 p. m.
Julia Stoffel of Portland
Kimery. The Sheltons have OES met at the IOOF hall
was an overnight visitor Sat
Monday, January 16
four children, two sons and Monday night for a Friend
Round Robin Pinochle club two daughters, Hamen Shelt ship night.
LYONS—The meeting of the urday at the home of her bro
Visitors present included
at Frances Alban home 7:30. on of Jordan; Claire Shelton
Womens Society of Christian ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Lions club dinner meeting of Estacada, Mrs. June Kim Mrs. Merle L. Lamar, Past
Service was held Tuesday Mrs. George Stafford.
Sunday visitors at the G. C.
at Fellowship hall, 6:30. Lions ery of Lyons, and Mrs. Colleen Grand Matron of the Grand
afternoon January 3rd at the
Barnhardt
home were their
Chapter
of
Oregon
from
Sil
club essay contest winners to Swan of Portland. They have
Lyons Methodist parsonage
be guests.
lived their entire married life verton; Mrs. Vera Morrell,
with Mrs. John Elmore as son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
t o
Masonic lodge meeting at on the farm where they now Grand Representative
hostess. Devotions were led and Mrs. Lloyd St. John of
Manitoba
in
Oregon
from
Ra
by Mrs. Elmore and during Salem. Lloyd, a representative
8 p. m.
reside.
mona Chapter at Silverton;
the business meeting a gen for a chain department store,
Friday
evening
the
neigh
Tuesday, January 17
Mrs.
Lillie
Shelton,
Grand
eral
discussion was held on will be leaving next week on
North Santiam Chamber of bors, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Representative to Mississippi Jeanie Kelly Plans
their
annual tamale sale and an extended business trip to
Commerce at Gates Womens Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. Roy in Oregon from Cedar Chapter
supper. Thursday, January 26 I Alaska.
Lambert
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Summer
Wedding
clubhouse at 8 p. m.
at Scio; Joe Warden, Member
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blumen-
the date set and will be
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Kelly was
Woman’s club meeting at John Kuhn surprised them by of the Knight Templar Eye
held at the church. You may stein and Mrs. Pete Brundidge
taking
cake
and
punch
and
of
Mill
City
are
announcing
home of Edith Mason. Bring
committee from
come and eat or get them to visited Saturday evening at
spending the evening with Foundation
sack lunch at 12 sharp.
Salem; Omey Lovell, member the engagement of their take home after 3:00 pm with the Salem home of Mrs. Blum-
them.
of the Knight Templar Eye daughter, Miss Jeanie Kelly, supper to be served beginning enstein’s parents, the Lewis
Wednesday, January 18
Foundation committee, who to Kenneth Hadden, son of at 5:30 pm. Committee in Bonnetts. Felicitations were
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
was making his official visit; Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. charge of the tamales Is Mrs. extended to Mr. Bonnett who
hall 8 p. m.
Christian Church
Mrs. Joyce Johnson, Worthy Hadden of Menlo Park, Cal Ethel Huffman, Mrs. Lenard recently celebrated his 87th
Matron of Ramona Chapter in ifornia.
Sponsored as a public service
and Mrs. Glen Julian. birthday anniversary.
To Install Officers
The bride-elect is a gradu Cruson
Silverton; Mrs. Ethelda Craig,
Sunday visitors at the Bob
In
charge
of the supper will
Worthy Matron and Willard ate of University of Oregon be Mrs. Lenard Cruson. Mrs. Blumenstein home were his
Guest speaker at the Mill Craig,
Worthy Patron of Zen where she affiliated with Chi
City Christian church Janu ith Chapter, Brownsville; and Omega sorority and is pres Wilson Stevens reported that parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
ary 15 at the 11 a. m. service Mrs. Dorothy Claus, Worthy ently a personnel trainee for they were still in need of Blumenstein, Sr., and his bro
will be Rev. Lynnton Elwell Matron of Ainsworth Chapter, the Personnel Division of the more MJB coffee lids, also ther’s family, the Neil Blum-
“nsteins, who were enroute
of Monmouth. At this service Salem.
Oregon State Public Welfare. Betty Crocker coupons. Mrs.
J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis installation of the church of Following the business Mr. Hadden, a University of Stevens will have a coffee at home from Sisters and Hoo
her new home on Tuesday, doo, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
ficers will be held.
Owners
Oregon graduate and a mem January
meeting
Merle
Lamar
ex
10th at 10:00 am with Beaty. All were from Salem.
At 5 p. m. a potluck dinner plained the Leslie Parker ber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
Phone 897-2660
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Morton
sponsored by the adult class Scholarship awards and Omey is presently serving in the anyone wishing to attend
of Salem were Sunday dinner
welcome.
Mill City, Oregon
will be served.
Lovell gave a talk on the Eye U. S. Army, attending O.C.S.
The next meeting of the guests at the Pete Brundidge
Following the dinner, Mrs. Foundation.
at Fort Eustis, Virginia.
society will be held on Tues home. The four enjoyed an af
Doris Williams will show col Several of the visitors also
A summer wedding is day, January 17th at the par ternoon of tobogganing on
ored slides on her tour of the spoke briefly. Following the planned.
sonage with Mrs. Ethel Huff Rocky Top.
Holy Land which she took meeting refreshments were
man as hostess.
Mrs. Sarah Rains spent sev
this last summer.
served by Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Present for the meeting eral days last week at the
On January 19 at the even Gulliford and Mr. and Mrs. Kanoffs Return
were Mmes. Lenard Cruson, home of her son-in-law and
ing service there will be a Hugh Johnston.
E. L. Roye, Wilson Stevens, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
From Holiday
missionary from Korea who
James Hollingshead. Harold Toepfer at Fern Ridge.
will be guest speaker.
Vacation Trip
Hawthorne, Glen Julian, Mrs.
Guests over the Christmas
February 12 a team from
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kanoff Ethel Huffman and the host holiday at the Harold Wilson
Puget Sound School of the Nancy Girod
and family returned Saturday ess Mrs. Elmore.
home were their grandsons,
Bible will bring a message and Hosts Jayceettes
from a three-week’s vacation
Ron and Richard Wilson of
songs.
January 5 meeting of trip to New Orleans where
Eugene. The Wilsons return
Don Williams was re-elected the The
Jayceettes
was
held
at
the
ed the boys home January 2.
chairman of the church board home of Nancy Girod. The they visited with his uncle
Ron is a sophomore at U of O
at the meeting held Monday main business of the evening and aunt, Mr. and Mr. Mac
Racanel. They said New Or
and Richard is a senior at
night at the church.
was the bazaar which will be leans was one of the friend
North Eugene High school.
held some time in the fall. The liest cities they had ever vis
Mr. and Mrs. Don Carey
Extension Unit To
group looked at many items ited. When they went to some
and three sons of Stayton
and
decided
which
ones
they
of the well-known restaurants
The journalism class under were dinner guests at the Har
Study Color
like to make for the there where reservations were the direction of Robert Mon old Wilson home Sunday.
LYONS — “Color Cues” in would
No one should expect
bazaar.
made days in advance, they son visited OSU Wednesday,
Guests for New Years Day
anything from a match but the home will be the lesson of
Two guests, Mary Lou Ze- were treated simply great. Januafy 4. There were seven dinner at the home of Mr. and
a flame. By its careless the day at the meeting of the
chentmayer
and
Ruth
Ter-
Tom said the waiters were i I members of the class that Mrs. Jack Oliver in Portland
handling you risk the lives Lyons Extension unit to be
Louw, were present in addi particularly nice to the young- , ' went to learn more about the were his parents, Mr. and
of your family as well as held Thursday, January 12,
treating them like; air pollution problem from Mrs. Clyde Oliver, his brother
the destruction of your with an all day meeting at the tion to members, Jan Waikart, I sters,
home and the loss of valu Lyons Methodist church, be Veryl Lindsey, Louann Goffin young kings and queens; in j Prof. Richard Boubel.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Nancy Girod.
fact said he thought the I The journalism class i s Oliver, Sheryl and Sandy, all
able personal property.
ginning at 10 a. m. Mrs. Hugh and
Prizes were won by Jan youngsters got a little spoiled, working on a contest sponsor- of Gates and his sister and
Sensible property Johnston and Mrs. John El Waikart and Mary Lou Ze-
They viewed the many plac- ed by the Willamette Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Terry
owners do two things. more will be the leaders.
The next meeting es of interest in New Orleans TB and Health Association, family,
Muir and Randy and Terry of
A planned luncheon will be chentmayer.
They make fire prevention
will be at the home of Paula including the famous French I For the past 30 years this Salem.
a day-by-day habit. They served at the noon hour and
Grant.
quarters. The Kanoffs said Association has sponsored this
protect what they have a baby sitter will be provided.
Mrs. Fritzie Ward was a
people there were busy get press project. The class has guest
from financial loss by in Everyone is welcome.
New Year’s Day at the
chosen
to
report
on
air
pollu
ting
ready
for
the
Mardi
Gras.
suring against the peril of
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mrs.
Hiatt
Hosts
After
leaving
Louisiana
tion
and
each
student
is
tak
fire with a qualified insur
March Wedding
they visited sights in Texas, ing one aspect of the subject Eccleston.
ance representative. See
Card Club
Mrs. Floyd Krutsinger was
New Mexico, Arizona and Ne such as cause, damage, health
thia agency today, tomor Is Planned
LYONS—Mrs. Percy Hiatt vada. They encountered a real hazards, and a solution to this a houseguest all last week at
row may be too late.
Mr. and Mrs. McClellan Ed was hostess for the Wednes
the home of her brother and
wards of Mill City are an day afternoon card club with bad sand and dust storm in problem.
wife, the Gunter Clines, while
Prof.
Boubel
told
the
visit
Texas.
Enroute
to
New
Or
nouncing the engagement of her party held at her home.
her husband, who is in con
their daughter, Nancy Cheri, Several tables of 500 were in leans they stopped for a visit ors more about air pollution struction work, finished up
and
how
it
is
being
worked
on
to Thomas Everett Gunn, son play following a one-thirty to Disneyland.
as OSU. He explained what in his work at Klamath Falls.
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. dessert luncheon. High score
version is and how it make The Krutsingers are now
Gunn of Salem.
was held by Mrs. Gladys Ny Woman's Club Has
air pollution on the West moved to Lake Oswego.
Miss Edwards is a graduate gaard, second high by Mrs.
The Gunter Cline family
Coast. Some of these were:
of North Salem High school Sam Bridges, low by Mrs. Holiday Party
J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis and her fiance of Serra Ca
burning, automobile exhaust, visited Sunday at the Salem
Oscar Naue and the traveling
Mrs. Arey Podrabsky hosted fires, and stacks from indus home of their daughter’s fam
Owners
tholic High school. He is em prize went to Mrs. David
members and guests of the tríese. He explained how the ily, the Allen Tourvilles,
ployed
by
Willis
Hill
Con
Danlleson. Others attending
where Doug’s birthday an
Phone 897-2660
struction Co. The wedding is were Mmes. Ralph Davis, Mill City Woman’s club for experiment center that has niversary was celebrated.
the
Holiday
party
in
Decem
been
set
up
works,
and
show
Mill City', Oregon
planned for March.
Andrew Sieg, Arthur Olm ber with her home decorated ed us the materials in these
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Geston
stead, Floyd Bassett, Earl gaily for the season. Those kits, such as a bucket to catch were guests on New Year’s
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Allen. John Kunkle, Mrs. entering the Podrabsky home the air pollution materials In
day at the L. C. Davis home
Laura Neal and Miss Zata said it was really a “Winter the air, metals to test what air in Idanha. They were guests
Expert Craftsmanship-Fast Service Too
Prichard.
Wonderland.”
pollution does to them, dyes for dinner on Monday at the
There were party games to test this, and something home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
played and a gift exchange that catches the air pollution Wirth in Detroit. They spent
Mary Wright
among members and presents so a test can be made to anal last weekend with Mr. and
It means a lot to be among those
were also brought to be given yze what materials are con Mrs. Braxton Fouts at Sweet
Hosts Card Club
the Chemawa Indian tained in this air pollution.
Home.
present...
Mary Wright entertained to
school.
Mrs. Nellie Allen arrived
members of the Bid or Bunch
The hostess was assisted in
home Monday from Astoria
pinochle club at her home serving
by Helen Kimmel and Twenty-Four Seniors
after spending several months
Monday evening when all 16 Marie Tolbert,
who were the
club members were present. refreshments
hostesses for the Attend Conference
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
The hostess served a dessert
before the four tables of pi evening.
The next meeting of the At Willamette U
nochle were in play. Winning club
will be January 17 at
high prize was Esther Cline the home
of Edith Mason with
Twenty-four Seniors from
with Elsie Ohmart winning each member
bring a sack Santiam High school attended
pinochle and Gladys Podrab- lunch at noon. to This
will en the independent college con
sky received low.
able
those
working
to
attend ference program at Willam
The next party will be an-
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meeting as they might not ette University on January 5.
uary 30 at the home of Rilla this
be able to do so otherwise. The students, accompanied by
Shaffer.
No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between
Mrs. Mason will provide cof Ben Jones, couselor for San
fee and dessert for the group. tiam, were taken by bus.
Stayton and Gates.
Nineteen private colleges
Kimberly Crook Has
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Purpose of the conference
Crook and Gary Moberg assist Smith of Medford. They are
was to acquaint students with
formerly of Mill City.
ed Mrs. Crook.
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The children played games
Miss Ford, a 1965 graduate the programs offered by inde
and were served ice cream of Lebanon Union High school pendent schools in Oregon
and “Dumbo” the elephant is now employed at the Rogue and Washington.
Valley Hospital. M e df o r d .
birthday cake
Some public movements
Present were Kimberly Smith, who attended Medford
Crook. Denise Stewart. Billy schools, is serving with the could be classified as lost
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