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2—The MAI City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 26, 1967 Highest Bank Earnings Guaranteed 2 Years Page Goldie Rombo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Patricia Moore Club Holds Meeting LYONS—The St. Patrick Installed to Head Catholic Club held their meet ing Monday evening January 16th at the home of Mrs. John Rainbow for Girls Jungwirth with Mrs. Andrew S/. Patrick Catholic Sieg co-hostess. Installation of officers was the main business. Installed were Mrs. Henry Holzfuss, pres.; Mrs. Charles Bouche, vice-pres.; Mrs. James Peter son, secretary and Mrs. Ben Voltin, treasurer. Plans were made to have a cake-walk at the Catholic Community Hall on Sunday evening Feb ruary 5th at 7:30 p.m., with all other usual business taken care of. Attending were Mmes. Charles Bouche, Phillip Piet- rok, George VanAgtmael, Ben Voltin, Henry Holzfuss, Mike Fink, Mike Schwindt, Leland Manning. Ed Castle, Florent Fritchi, James Peterson, Mrs. Ruth Lyons, Father Bernard, and the hostess Mrs. Jung wirth and Mrs. Sieg. Marilyn Assembly No. 60, International Order of Rain bow for Girls held formal in stallation of Officers Sunday at the IOOF hall. Miss Patricia Moore, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moore, Jr., was installed as Worthy Adivsor. Installing the officers were Lynette Parker, retiring Wor INCOME o/ GROWTH thy Advisor; Marsha Worley, /0 BONDS BONDS Chaplain; Janet Huckeby, re corder; Juanita Morgan, mar These bonds provide With interest com shall; and Mrs. Donald Shey- regular interest income pounded quarterly, the, musician. each 90 days, semi these bonds actually Conducting the crowning annually, annually or at earn 5.22% per year ceremony were the members when held to maturity. maturity. of Santiam Chapter Order of DcMolay of Stayton, under the direction of Ray Hopper, DeMolay dad. The flower cere mony was given by William No need to wait until a new Hopper. month or a new quarter. Other officers installed were Associate Advisor, Tere Jayceettes Plan sa Metteer; charity, Debby Dinner Meeting Chance; hope, Dianne Metteer; Paula Grant was hostess for faith, Darlene Rue; chaplain, ONLY U.S. BANK HAS THE “GOLDEN FIVES” the January 19 meeting of the Shirley Stone; recorder, Lyn Mill City Jayceettes with ette Parker; treasurer, Marsha Veryl Lindsa presiding at the Worley; drill leader, Vicki business meeting. Rush; love, Jenny Chance; Plans were discussed for a religion, Jeanette Herron; forthcoming bazaar, club vis nature, Juanita Morgan; im itations and a dinner meeting mortality; Christine Ohrt; pa in Salem which is scheduled triotism, Susan Whitney; ser for February 16. vice, Vicki Moore; confidential Prizes were won during the observer, Esther Freeman, evening by Ellen Tuers and and mother advisor, Mrs. Wil Veryl Lindsay. liam Metteer. Escorted and introduced were Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gar ton, worthy matron and wor thy patron of Marilyn Chap ter No. 145 OES; Mrs. Andean Burger, Worthy Matron of Cedar Chapter OES from Scio; Vernadine Fitzgerald, worthy advisor of Acacia Assembly of Stayton; Teresa Metteer, grand nature; Past Advisors Lynette Parker, Mar sha Worley and Juanita Mor When you’re down at your dealer’s trying out a new Chevrolet, be sure gan; Leo Russell worshipful you pull out the ash tray. Notice how nice and easy it glides, never hanging master AF&AM No. 180 Mill City and Mrs. Agnes Carlson, up or even scraping. The reason is, it rides on ball bearings. Four shiny past mother advisor. little ball bearings. (Take the tray all the way out and you’ll see them.) Refreshments were served by a committee from Marilyn You say you don’t even smoke? Then look at it this way. That Chapter OES headed by Mrs. ash tray is a symbol of the way we make cars: Paying extra Marilee Lyness and Mrs. Al attention to the little things as well as the big ones, as a way Yankus. 5% 5 Earnings start day of purchase! United States National Bank el OrtfM • Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FIGHT BIRTH DEFECTS join MARCH OF DIMES Even the ash tray rides smoother in Chevrolets •» (««iliaca of making extra sure your ’67 Chevrolet gives you that sure feeling Santiam PTA Urges Health Clinic Here Linda Coffman Honored At Bridal Shower Miss Linda Coffman, bride elect of Roger Dunn, was honor guest at a miscellan eous shower in the Fellowship room of the Mehama church Thursday evening January 19. Mrs. Charles Crook and Mrs. Hattie Golliet were hostesses for the evening and served re decorated cake and jello to the guests after the gifts were cpened. Those present were Mmes. G. W. Coffman, James Owen, Elmer Taylor, Giles Wagner, Art Anderson, Larry Kimsey, Ed Castle, Ray Roberts, Tex Kimsey, Richard Stuart, D. L. Teeters, J. M. Teeters, Merle Philippi, Steven Philippi, Jen nie Moe and Miss Kathy Ga- lennis. Among those unable to at tend but sending gifts were: Mmes. Grant Smith, C. M. Cooper, Orval Landers, P. N. Hughes, Austin Longfellow, Alvin Theiss, Jack Ryland, Dale Crandall, B. L. Kirsch, Gene Coles, Gerald Rockwell, Boyd Norton, Frank White, Wesley Helsel, Harold Long fellow, Luther Stout, Oren Small, Raymond Branch, Da vid Hoeye, Ercill Wilson, John Shafer, Mildred Spell- meyer, Dorothy Johnson, Chris Campbell, Betty Wag ner, Milly Wickizer, Misses Sara Philippi, Diana Rock well Geraldine and Karen Longfellow. Santiam Rebekah Lodge Installs New Officers Several officers of Santiam Rebekah lodge that were not installed at regular ceremon ies held recently were instal led at the January 18 meeting. Toni Thomas will serve as financial secretary and Ida Fleetwood as conductor. Ada Plymale acted as installing of ficer. Frances McCarley was elect ed trustee replacing Alta Bod- eker whose term expired. Oth er trustees are Ann Primeau and Lettie Swan. There was a lengthly dis cussion on whether or not to sell the roll top desks owned by the order. The trustees were instructed by Noble Grand Irene Lewin to inquire about the value of the desks before a decision is made. Juanita Emerson, junior past grand was presented a gift from her officers. Mrs. Lewin appointed her committees for the year: Finance, Helen Johnston, Gertrude Weidman and Car men Barnhardt; Publicity, Ann Primeau and Toni Thom as; Welcome, Ruby Brisbin, Helen Johnston and Ida Fleetwood; Flowers, Marie Stickney, Alta Bodeker and Lettie Swan; Degree Captain, Toni Captain; Drill Captain, Carmen Barnhardt and Good of the Order, Gertrude Weid man. A reading, “The Man God Made” was given by Gertrude Weidman, good of the order chairman. Gay Valentine decorations were used on the tables in the dining room and refresh ments were served to the 18 members present by Irene Lewin and Blanche Syverson. Reports were heard at the January meeting of Santiam PTA on the results of contacts with the Linn County Health association on the possibility of getting the services of a health clinic here. For many years the Marion County Health Association served this area and Mrs. Howard Morrisson, PTA pres ident said this week if Linn County will not provide the service perhaps arrangements to get the Marion County clinic would be made. Various groups and organi zations in town have written letters urging that a health clinic again be provided for this area. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. James Budlong. Mrs. Herbert Hutch inson. Mrs. Lenthel Ragsdale and Mrs. Dave Barnhardt were in Albany recently pre senting the letters and other data to Linn County officials. For the PTA program Thursday evening, Mr. and Rilla Shafer Hosts Mrs. “Mac” McFarlane were present and showed slides Bid or Bunch Club taken while they lived in Rilla Shafer entertained Saudi, Arabia. Room count of most parents members of the Bid or Bunch and teachers present revealed Pinochle club at her home a tie between Sigrin Grim- Monday evening with Wilma stads 4th grade room and Ragsdale as a guest. A dessert was served before Beulah Bowes 6th grade. Potted plants were presented the four tables of pinochle to each room, compliments of were in play. Mary Wright won high Brunner’s Flowers who give a plant each month to the prize with Wilma Ragsdale winning pinochle and Elsie winning grade. The next PTA meeting will Ohmart received low. be February 16 and will fea j The next party will be Feb- ’ ruary 6 at the home of Mar- ture Founders Day. Refreshments were served lena Severs. Thursday evening by a group of 7th grade mothers at the close ofthe evening’s meeting 365488 and program. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise is still on of Gene Teague Chevrolet Co. the Self-confidence best brands on market. $3.50 Per Year The only one who saves 120 W. Hollister Phone 769-2126 Stayton, Oregon time is the one who spends Read it Every Week it well. ____ Forest Service Farewell Party At Paul Brady Home OLd /¿mt/t. II is. c______ Personnel of the Mill City U. S. Forest Service district | entertained two of their mem-1 bers at a farewell party held I Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brady. Honored were Mr. and Mrs. | The price of progress comes Don Westrick and Mr. and in the form of new problems. Mrs. William Burlingame. The Burlingames are re-! turning to their home state of New York where he has ac Community cepted a position as forester! with the New York State For-, est department. Calendar of Events Mrs. Westrick, who has served as a receptionist in the Mill City Forest Service office will be leaving soon for Sweet Wednesday, January 25 Home. Her husband has been Order of Rainbow for Girls at hall, 7:30 p.m. transferred to Sweet Home with the Corps of Engineers. North Santiam Safety Council Family night at Highway He will be in charge of both man Inn. Social hour 6:30 the Green Peter and Detroit Dams. The no-host party was at Thursday, January 26 club visitation to Salem. tended by a large group with Lions 50th anniversary celebra the Timber Management staff tion at Marion Hotel. presenting an entertaining skit. Gifts were presented to Saturday, January 28 Mrs. Westrick and Mr. Bur IOOF lodge at hall, 8:00 p.m. lingame. Out-of-town guests Santiam Rebekah lodge at were Mr. and Mrs. James Sea- hall, 8:00 p.m. baugh of Eugene. Monday, January 30— Learning Now on Lions club dinner meeting Guided Missile Frigate at 6:30 at Fellowship hall. Fire control Technician Sea man Donald W. Leming, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Leming of Idanha is serving aboard the guided missile frigate USS Halsey, returning from a six month deployment with the U. S. Seventh Fleet operating off the coast of Vietnam. The Halsey is the flagship of Commander Destroyer Squadron Seven. Her helicop ter detachment, and crew were credited with rescuing 16 downed Army, Navy and Air Force airmen while on station in the Gulf of Tonkin. Lions Club Auxiliary at the home of Mrs. Paul Brady at 8 p. m. Sponsored as a public service HILL INSURANCE AGENCY J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis Owners Phone 897-2660 Mill City, Oregon SALEM VESPER BAND Presents the Gospel of Jesus Christ in an hour of INSTRUMENTAL and VOCAL MUSIC Guitars, accordions, mandolins, claviettas, trombone, trumpets, clarinets, 3axaphone, bells, marimba, vibraharp. 7 P.M. 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