2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 16, 1967
Easter Seal Chairman
Else Allen Shows
Slides of Trip at
Lions Club Meeting
Mrs. Else Allen entertained
Lions at their regular meeting
Monday night. She showed
colored slides of South Amer
ica. She had made a three-
month tour of the country
and her pictures gave Lions
a better concept of that coun
try and their way of life.
Guests for the evening were
several boys and girls of the
month, including Kandee
Henness, Terry Hansen, Alan
Yankus .Sandra Cooper and
Mark Bennett. Others who
were unable to attend were
Dennis Davidson, Kathe Kelle
and Patti Eastwood.
President Martin Hansen
expressed his thanks to the
faculty members; Lara Wil
son, who had Brenda Can
non and Tania Brown dance
at the White Cane Basketball
wishes to thank all others
who assisted in making the
event a success, Clyde Rich-
ards, Lee Ross, Fred Berg,
and Jim Wettergreen were
oppinted on a commit
tee to make a check of the
Community center Wednes
day night to see what needs
to be done in the way of re
pairs. He also announced a
work night fo r Monday,
March 27.
A crowd of 1277 filled the
Sweet Home high school gym
for the highlight of the cir
cuit convention of Jehovah’s
Witnesses Sunday, March 5,
acording to John Woodcock,
local presiding minister. Cli
maxing the three-day assem
bly was the Watchtower So
ciety’s all-color film, “God
Cannot Lie," narrated by Al-
vyn L. Franck, district sup
ervisor for Jehovah’s Witnes
ses.
The film “How the Bible Is
Helpful Today” helped the
viewers feel that they are not
alone to face the diverse prob
lems that confront mankind.
It helped them to know that
the true God is not the pro
duct of human imagination
and He has not left it to man
to discover through centuries
of experience that there is a
God, but, lovingly, He has re
vealed himself through His
work, the Bible.
One of the outstanding fea-
turs of the assembly was the
baptism Saturday afternoon
of 13 men and women who
symbolized their dedication
to do God’s will by water im-
mersion.
The local minister also an-
nounced that all meeting and
other activities of the con
gregation suspended during
the convention will return to
the normal schedule.
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Wednesday, March 15—
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Man>Visitors at
Eastern Star Meet
Marilyn Chapter No. 145
OES met Monday evening for
a stated meeting and Friend
ship night with Gordette and
Merle Garton presiding.
Distinguished guests e s •
corted and Introduced were
Harold
Gribble,
Worthy
Grand Patron of the Grand
Chapter of Oregon; Margery
Gribble, Grand Ruth, and
Omey Lovell, Grand Commit
tee Member of the Knights
Templar Eye Foundation.
Worthy Matrons and Worthy
Patrons present were Edith
Tarr and John Tarr from I
Stayton; Sarah Lamb and
Everette Lamb from Albany;
Margaret Carlson and Albert
Carlson, from Lebanon.
A number of visitors were
also present.
The Worthy Matron an GATES—Mr. and Mrs. John
nounced open house at the D. Bebout of Blythsville,
Masonic Home at Forrest Ark., are announcing the en
Grove for Sunday, April 9. gagement of their daughter,
Marilyn Club will be on Mon Elaine to Louise V. Kelle, the
day, March 27 instead of son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Kelly.
Jack Gulliford.
Miss Bebout is a senior at
Mrs. Walter Brisbin gave a Blythsville high school. Mr.
humorous reading, A cake Kelle was a 1965 graduate of
walk will be held at the next Santiam High school and at
meeting.
present is with the Air Force
District meeting will be stationed at Sweetwater, Tex
Monday, March 21 at Stayton. as.
Officers will practice at Stay The couple plan a June
ton Sunday at 1:30 p. m.
wedding.
Refreshments were served
following the meeting by Mrs.
Walter Kay, Mrs. Elsie Völ
kel, Mrs. Gladys Lake and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt.
Garden Club Visit
Show in Portland
The Mill City Garden club
chartered a bus Thursday
and attended Gardens on Re
view in Portland. The group
left Mill City at 9 a. m. and
returned at 5 p. m.
Twelve members of the
Lyons Garden club joined the
group.
Those from Mill City mak
ing the trip were Mrs. Hollis
Turnidge, Mrs. Woody Hel
ler, Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, Mrs.
Walter Thomas, Mrs. Edith
Mason, Mrs. Marie Tolbert,
Mrs. Eleanor Corning, Mrs.
Lowell Cree, Mrs. Frances
McCarley, Mrs. Lettie Swan,
Miss Daisy Geddes, Miss Zeta
Prichard, Mrs. Mabel King,
Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. Louis
Verbeck, Mrs. Pauline Han-
sen, Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, Mrs.
Veryl Hoover, Miss Iris Hoov
er, Mrs. Steve Chudzipski,
Mrs. Cecil Lake, Mrs. Merle
Garton, Mrs. Jim Bevier, Mrs.
Elsie Völkel, Mrs. Don Carl
son, Mrs. Charlie French,
Mrs. Tena Graham, Mrs. Else
Allen and Mrs. Jim Girod.
Junior Chamber of Com
merce at J. C. Hall.
Santiam Rebekah Lodge at
IOOF hall.
W. Craig Speaks
At Masonic-Star
Banquet Saturday
Thursday, March 16—
Jayceettes at the home of
Joyce Pflug.
Saturday, March 18—
Oddfellows at IOOF hall.
Those attending the annual
Monday, March 20—
Masonic-Eastern Star banquet
Ward
Cook
Lions club, 6:30 at Fellow
Saturday evening had the
pleasure of hearing Willard
Ward Cook, Portland mort ship hall.
Masonic lodge at IOOF
Craig, worthy patron of the gage banker and former state
Eastern Star Chapter a t senator, will serve as chair hall. District Deputy Warren
Bi ownsville.
man of the annual Easter Pahl, will make a visitation.
He gave a humorous talk, Seal sale of the Oregon so Tuesday, March 21—
but it was interspersed with ciety for Crippled Children
some real food for thought. and Adults, according to
North Santiam Chamber of
He told a story of how the Richard L. Yost, society Commerce at Women’s Club
hemline of dresses has been ' president.
house, Gates. Interesting pro
going up and down during the
The sale opened Monday, gram slated.
many years. He also said that February 20 and will con Woman’s club at the home
a study of the clothing women tinue through Easter Sunday. of Helen Kimmel.
Cook, a trustee of the so Mill City Planning Com
wear had a marked influence
on their opportunity to secure ciety, hes been active in va mission at U. S. Bank con
employment after leaving col rious civic and professional ference room.
lege. He said a group making activities. He is a past mem
a study found that the “mini ber of the Portland school Wednesday, March 22—
skirt went with the mini board, a past president of
North
Santiam
Safety
mind.” He also admonished the Oregon Mortgage Bankers Council, Highwayman Inn.
parents to have better con assn., and former member Order of Rainbow for Girls
trol over their children and ship chairman for the YMCA. at IOOF hall.
Easter Seals finance vari
not leave their bringing-up
entirely to the schools. He ous projects of the society, Sponsored as a public service
gave as an illustration, a including Children’s Hospital
mother bear with two cubs, school in Eugene, 3 mobile
how even a bear knows therapy clinics, Camp Easter
enough to reprimand her Seal, a summer camp; a pool
cubs, in order to teach them of special equipment for those
better behavorial patterns. He in need and a counseling
also spoke out firmly on mod service.
ern math, saying th<jt many
J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis
college level students didn’t
Owners
even know their multiplica
tion tables above the table of
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Mill City, Oregon
He also said taxes were get
ting so high that many peo
ple who have retired were no
longer able to pay the taxes
on their homes, so were los
ing them.
A group of English hand
bell ringers from the Method
ist church at Silverton play
ed several selections.
Veryl Hoover was Master
of Ceremonies for the even
ing. The dinner was prepared
by the Rainbow Mothers, and
served by the Rainbow Girls.
The St. Patrick theme was
carried out in the table decor.
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Clarke Miller, vice-pt esident
of a Portland insurance firm,
will serve as chairman of the
The Salem Symphony So April crusade for the Ameri
ciety announces that the can Cancer Society’s Oregon
Portland Symphony orchestra division, Reuben Getz, divi
will play its last concert of sion president, announced.
the current season in Salem
Miller served as vice-chair
Wednesday, Mar 22. The pro man of the Crusade a year
gram will be all-orchestral ago.
. . . Vivaldi’s Concerto for
In accepting the appoint
Four Violins, Tchiakovsky’s ment, Miller stated that the
Serenade for Strings in C Ma Crusade has a two-fold pur
Watch Dan Block». Michael Landon and Lorna Graana. stara ot Chevrolet'« "Bonanza", on NBC-TV next Sunday night
jor and Berlioz’ Symphonle pose: to raise funds to support
Fantastique.
various projects of the society
Jacques Singer will conduct and to acquaint the public
the ensemble at Willamette with life-saving facts about
University Fine Arts Auditor cancer.
ium at 8:15 p. m. Tickets are
He pointed out that over
now on sale at Stevens & $270,000 of Crusade funds
Son, 390 State Street, Salem. were at work in a variety of
Right now, and during March only, your Chevrolet dealer is offering tremen
research projects in Oregon
dous savings on some of his most popular options and accessories on his
last year, Including $96.768
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most popular cars. How low the prico? Just ask him! You get your pick of
in division funds and $173,935
these V8's: an Impala Sport Coupe or 2-Door or 4-Door Bel Air Sedan.
from the national orgainiza-
I tion.
Hurry, here's what you get:
> Miller announced that Earl
M. Pallett. of Eugene will
Get this with every Bonanza car:
And that's not all-get this!
be his vice-chairman. Others
A pushbutton AM radio you wouldn't Want Powerglide transmission? Order it
assisting in the campaign
want to be without. Front and rear with Chevrolet's big 275-hp Turbo-Fire
Santiam Memorial Hospital will be C. A. Boiler of Medford
bumper guards. Wraparound front fen V8 engine and you get them both at the
(Stay ton)
and Norman Glenn of Port
der lights are a touch of sheer elegance.
low Bonanza price.
GRIFFITH — To Mr. and land, special gifts: Mrs. James
Four handsome wheel covers for the Truck buyers eave, too, during the sale!
I Mrs. J. Don Griffith, Stay ton, Durkheimer, residential; Mrs
dressy look you like. Five whitewall tires
Fleetside pickups (Model CE10934) with
a daughter. Monday, March 6. Stephen Janik, public educa
... a custom touch.
special option and accessory packages
MORTON — To Mr. and tion; Dr. James Whitely, pro
are available at Bonanza Sale savings ...
Mrs.
Lester L. Morton, Stay fessional education; George
Another way you can save now:
WHILE THEY LAST. You get a 175-hp V8,
ton. a daughter, Tuesday, A. D. Kerr, trusts and founda
During the sale only, you can add power
a pushbutton radio,
March 7.
tions; John Reynolds, inde
steering and power brakes at a special chrome hubcani nlus
ROUSSEAU
—
To
Mr.
and
pendent business; Dr. Mat
package price. Get them both for easier
custom appt
ice
Mrs. John L. Rousseau, Stay thew McKirdie, memorials;
driving.
and comfort t....,j.
ton. a son. Tuesday. March 7. Warde Erwin, legacies, and
EMERY — To Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeKoning, special
Larry L. Emery, Stayton, a events.
One Sale Yon Surely Don’t Want to Miss! See Your Chevrolet Dealer Now!
son. Wednesday, March 8.
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