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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1967
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19
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Host Valentine Party
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murray Star Dinner To
were hosts Sunday night at an
informal Valentine party for
session members of the Mill Be Held March 11
City Presbyterian
church,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Starting at 10:30
Lunch and Ammo Available
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their wives and husbands.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Eide, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Sheythe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ep­
person, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Posekany and Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Ross. The hostess gave
an interesting reading entitled
“How to Cook a Husband.”
A “pocket” scavenger hunt
and a short film were enjoy­
ed.
Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Many Take Part in
World Day of Prayer
At Ceremony Friday
An Impressive message was
brought by the Rev. John El­
more of the Lyons Methodist
church for the observance of
World Day of Prayer at the
United Presbterian Church
here Friday afternoon. For his
topic, he chose the title
“Hands,” speaking chiefly of
the many functions of the
hands of women, including
their possible influence on
destiny, then leading up to
the hands of Christ. Those
who attended the service felt
it to be inspirational.
In charge of the program
was Mrs. Earl Loucks, presi­
dent of the Presbyterian’s Wo­
men’s Association, with Mrs.
James Murray leading the
hymns and Mrs. Gene Daven­
port playing the organ. A vo­
cal solo was sung by Mrs. Wil­
liam Shepherd. The invocation
was given by Rev. James
Murray.
Others assisting in the ob­
servance, and representing
various churches in the com­
munity, included Mrs. Charles
Kelly, Mrs. Arlo Tuers, Mrs.
J. C. Kimmel, Mrs. Clyde Rog­
ers, Mrs. John Swan, Mrs.
Lang Stafford, Mrs. Homer
Gallion, Mrs. John Stroschine,
Mrs. Donald Dishong, Mrs.
William Shepherd, Mrs. John
Elmore, Mrs. Murray, and
Mrs. Loucks.
At the conclusion of the
program, a reception was
held in Fellowship Hall where
light refreshments were serv­
ed from a beautifully appoint­
ed table, the centerpiece of
heather and yellow chrysan­
themums flanked by lavendar
candles having been arranged
by Mrs. James Swan. Pouring
were Mrs. Roy Epperson and
Mrs. John Swan. Other mem­
bers of the Women's Associa­
tion also assisted with the
Banquet And
table and in the kitchen.
IVooc/ and Furniture
Finishing To Be Topic
At Extension Meeting
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Marilyn Chapter No. 145
OES met at the IOOF hall
Monday evening with Mrs.
Merle Garton worthy matron
and Merle Garton, worthy pa­
tron presiding.
Escorted and Introduced
were Esther Davidson, W. M.
and Glen Davidson, W. P. of
Euclid Chapter No. 70, Jef­
ferson.
Mrs. Alice Rupp, a past
matron from Salem acted as
associate conductress for the
evening and Mrs. Leora Stev­
ens, also a past matron, acted
as Electa.
The Masonic-Eastern Star
dinner was announced for
Saturday evening, March 11.
“Obligation Night,” was
observed, and the members
were instructed in the secret
work of the order.
Proficiency cards were pre­
sented to Odette Chudzinski,
Mary Gulliford, Gordette Gar­
ton and Merle Garton. LaDell
Metteer also earned a card
but was not present to re­
ceive it.
Agnes Carlson gave a re­
port on the Rainbow Girls
and announced that Merle
Garton had been chosen as
Rainbow Dad.
Marilyn Club will meet
March 28 at the home of
Marilee Lyness at 12 o’clock
for a covered dish luncheon.
During good of the order,
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson each
spoke briefly.
In observance of Valen­
tine’s day Mrs. Lillian Hixon
of Trinity Chapter, and Mrs.
Mary Gulliford each reecived
the lucky valentines and
were presented Valentine box­
es of candy.
As a surprise, Nina Hoov­
er, who was celebrating her
birthday and Rose Cree, se­
cretary were escorted, intro­
duced and each presented
a Valentine box of candy.
The Worthy Matron an­
nounced a special meeting for
Monday evening, March 6 at
8 p. m. for the purpose of con­
ferring degrees.
Guests were introduced and
welcomed from Trinity and
Vista Chapters in Salem and
Acacia Chapter in Stayton.
Following the meeting re­
freshments were served in
the dining room. The Valen­
tine motif was used. Serving
on the committee were Mrs.
Charlie French, Mrs. Rich­
ard Freeman and Mrs. Low­
ell Cree.
LYONS — Members of the
Lions Extension club held
their meeting Thursday, Feb­
ruary 9 in the dining hall of
the Lyons Methodist church.
Lesson for the day was “Foun­
dation Garments” with Irene
Roy and June Kokstis giving
the demonstration. Hazel
James and Thelma Haw­
thorne, local members, were
in Albany Thursday to attend
a wood and furniture refinish­
ing work shop and will give
the demonstration at their
“Special Interest Meeting.”
Attending the meeting were
Alma Olmstead, Willa Gilson,
Lucille Huber. Alla Mae Beth­
el, Irene Roy, June Kokstis.
Lois Morgan, Darleen Frank­
lin, Alma Spellmeyer, Bar­
bara Potts, and Brenda Rog­
ers. Following the demonstra­
tion. Mrs. Bethel gave a short
talk on “Safety in the Kitch­
en." She also won the door
prize.
Health Clinic To Be
Discussed at PT A
The Santiam PTA will hold
their regular meeting Thurs­
day evening at 8 p. m. There
will be a short Founders Day
program and the Boy Scouts
will present a flag ceremony
honoring Boy Scout Week.
There will also be a pro­
gram consisting of musical
numbers and entertainment,
by the band and chorus.
A discussion on Health
Clinic will be held during
the evening.
Camp Fire Girls
The February 9 Jayceette
meeting was held at the home
of Shirley Hoover. Present at
the meeting besides the host­
ess were Jan Waikart, Joyce
Pflug, Veryl Lindsay, Louann
Goffin, Ellen Tuers, Mary Lou
Zechentmaer, Ruth TerLouw,
and Paula Grant.
Discussed at the meeting
were the recent visitation to
North Marion and the instal­
lation banquet.
Ruth TerLouw and Louann
Goffin won the prizes.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Veryl
Lindsay.
ENTERPRISE
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The Canyon Leaders Asso­
ciation of Camp Fire Girls
held their monthly meeting
Tuesday, February 7 at the
home of Mrs. Dave Barn-
hardt.
Plans were made for the
annual “Date with Dads”
dinner which will be held
Friday, March 10 at 6:30 p. m.
in the grade school gym. The
theme of the affair will be
“Around the World With
Dad.” Each group of girls will
select a different country and
work out table decorations
and entertainment to repre­
sent that country.
Plans also were discussed
for beautification around the
Youth Center.
M. E. Garton is
New Rainbow Dad
At the annual Father-
Daughter Rainbow dinner
held here last Wednesday
night, Worthy Advisor Pa­
tricia Moore announced that
M. E. Garton would be the
new Rainbow Dad. The posi­
tion has been held during the
past year by Leo Russell, who
was named Dad of the Year
that same night. Russell also
presented service awards to
Esther
Freeman,
Debbie
Chance, Darlene Rue, Diane
Metteer, Susan Roten, Patricia
Moore, Teressa Metteer and
Vicki Rush.
Masons who had been in­
vited, also attended the meet­
ing which followed.
The dinner was prepared
and served by members of the
Rainbow Mothers’ club.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1967
I 1:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Orders to go - Phone 897-8999
Burgers
Ice Cream
etc.
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Window Treatment
To Be Theme for
Extension Meeting
GATES — Project leaders
for the February Home Ex­
tension meeting on “Window
Treatment” will be Lee Ly­
ness and Glenda Roten.
The meeting will start at
10 a. m. at the Gates Club­
house Thursday, February
23. Potluck lunch at noon.
Members are asked to bring
diagrams of their problem
windows; also newspaper or
magazine pictures featuring
curtains or draperies.
HEART FUND BENEFIT
GATES — A Heart Fund
Benefit Coffee will be held
February 22 from 1 to 4 p.
m. at the Gates clubhouse.
Mrs. Glenn Henness is chair­
man for the Gates area.
Community
Calendar of Events
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Thursday, February 16—
Santiam Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary luncheon. Methodist
church on Fern Ridge Road,
Stayton, 12 noon.
Santiam PTA regular meet­
ing.
Jayceette dinner meeting in
Salem.
Saturday, February 18—
IOOF lodge at hall, 8 p. m.
FTA-Pep Club dinner, 5 to
7 at High school.
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Monday, February 20—
Lions club at Fellowship
hall, 6:30 p. m. Stayton visita­
tion here.
Masonic Lodge at IOOF hall
8 p. m.
North Santiam Safety Coun­
cil meeting at Highwayman
Lyons Garden Club to Inn. No-host dinner. No the
change in date. Guest speak­
Attend Flower Show
er Robert P. Miller, Coordin­
ator of Safety and Training
LYONS — The February for International Paper Co.
meeting of the Lyons Garden
club was held Wednesday af­ Tuesday, February 21—
Woman’s club at home of
ternoon. February 8 at the
home of Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Dora Rogers.
Mill City Planning Commis­
with Mrs. W. E. McMahan
presiding. Plans were made to sion. conference room of U. S.
attend the flower show in National bank.
Portland Thursday. March 9,
February 22—
going by bus with the Mill Wednesday,
Marilyn
Assembly.
Rainbow
City Garden club. For the af­
ternoon’s entertainment Mrs. for Girls at IOOF hall.
Glenn Julian gave an interest­ Sponsored as a public service
ing talk and showed flower
pots made of fiber. Bingo was
played following the talk.
Attending the meeting were
Mmes. Chester Riggs. Floyd
Bassett, Orville Downing, Per­
cy Hiatt. Ralph Downer. W.
E. McMahan. Glenn Julian, J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis
Owners
Marley Scott. Elmer Wilson,
Otto Weidman. Mrs. Gladys
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hostess.
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