The Mill City enterprise., March 30, 1967, Page 2, Image 2

2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 30, 1967
GATES
'UJamanJí Pcufñ
By Mr». Floyd Swaim
son’s log house Monday. He
is with Idanha Veneer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gael Cuts-
forth,Lyle and Lynn were
weekend guests at the home
of his parents, the Ross Cuts-
forths, of Gervais. The Ross
Cutsforths hosted a large
family dinner Easter Day.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Me)
Newbeig were Mr. and Mrs.
George Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Levon
and Lori have returned from
a 10-day visit in San Francis­
co at the home of his mother,
Mrs. J. D. Levon. They also
visited his brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lavon
and friends. His mother re­
turned home with them to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Gwen Schaer and Car­
ol entertained the Bob Le­
vons and Mrs. Levon with a
dinner March 22 on the oc­
casion of his birthday anni­
versary.
Wilbur Arthur of Bonners
Ferry, Ida., is visiting at the
home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor
and children joined family
members for dinner Sunday
at the home of her parents,
the Albert Petersens in Sal­
em.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd John­
son and her father, George
Cree, were Sunday dinner
guests at the Salem home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Cuthbert
and family. In the afternoon,
Mr. Cree visited Mrs. Mae
Sorahan in Salem.
Easter Day visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Taylor in Dallas were Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Henness and Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Henness and
family.
Guests for the weekend at
the Cliff Moreland home
were their son-in-law and
daughter, the Kenneth Turn­
ers and daughter of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knut-
son of Mill City were guests
for dinner Sunday.
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mrs. Lang Stafford were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cameron
and daughter, Mary, of Ore­
gon City and the Cameron’s
daughter Miss Janet Cameron
and David Vernon of Eugene.
Mrs. Nellie Allen was
Mrs. Sarah Rains’ guest for
dinner Easter Day.
Members of the Gates Wom­
ens club will hold their an­
nual plant sale in early May.
It is being mentioned now so
that those wishing to donate
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
plants will have time to get
them ready. Also it would be
appreciated if people would
Ruth Lyons Hosts
save their cast-offs for the
lummage sale to be held in
Catholic Club
July.
Visitors all last week at the
LYONS—Mrs. Ruth Lyons
Clarence Ball home were
was hostess for the meeting of
their son-in-law and daughter,
the St. Patrick Catholic club
Mrs. Don Williams, a teach­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Cooper,
at her home Monday evening er in the local elementary who were on Spring vacation
March 20. The usual business school, showed her colored from Los Angeles. He is do­
Mrs. Jack Gulliford was was carried out with Mrs. slides taken on a recent trip ing graduate work at UCLA
hostess at her home Monday Henry Holzfuss presiding, to the Holy Lands as the and Carol Sue is teaching in
for Marilyn Club for a pot Father Bernard gave an In­ program for the Presbyterian the Los Angeles elementary
luck luncheon at 12 noon. tel esting talk on Easter. At Women's Association at Fel­ school system.
Mrs. Edwin Delker was co­ the close of the meeting Mrs. lowship Hall on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hirte vis­
Lyons served dainty refresh­ evening, March 23.
hostess.
ited Easter Day at the home
Mrs. Gulliford presided at ments to the following;
The tour, of which Mrs. of their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
the business meeting follow­ Mmes. Phillip Pietrok, An­ Williams was a part, visited Doug Hirte and children in
drew Sieg, Ed Castle, Leland nine countries of Europe last Corvallis. The Hirte’s son-in-
ing the luncheon.
All Masons and members of Manning, George VanAgtmael, summer. Included in the law and daughter, Mr. and
the Eastern Star are invited Mike Schwindt, Charles pictures shown Thursday eve­ Mrs. Jim Dolby and son, Jeff,
to attend the open house at Bouche, Ben Voltin, James ning were Rome, Damascus, were also present and Bill
Eva
the Masonic and Eastern Star Peterson, and Henry Holz- Bethlehem, Bethany, the Jor­ Hirte’s mother, Mrs. ~
fuss. The next meeting will dan River, Jericho, the place Hirte of Longview, Wn„ who
Home Sunday, April 9.
Mrs. Elsie Völkel was be held at the Catholic Com­ where the Dead Sea Scrolls had been visiting a week at
named chairman of the nom­ munity hall with Mrs. Bouche were discovered, the Garden her grandson’s home. Mrs.
and Mrs. Voltin as hostess.
inating committee.
of Gethsemane, Jerusalem, Eva Hirte and Jeff returned
Nazareth, the Sea of Galilee, to Gates with the Hirtes to
The Worthy Grand Matron
of the Grand Chapter of Ore­
Tiberius, and Capernicum. spend a couple of days with
gon has designed May 7 at Mehama Women's
Mrs. Williams also showed them.
Serving Mill City, Aumsville,
“Go To Church Sunday.”
a beautiful scene at the Ore­ Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Warner
Club Votes to
The April 26 meeting will
gon Coast where the Youth of Vancouver, B. C., arrived
Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner
be held at the home of Mrs. Keep Present Officers Group spent three days at Tuesday at the Richard Mar­
MEHAMA—Mrs. Ed Castle, their camp during Spring tin home. The Martins enter­
Wilson Stevens at Lyons.
Mrs.
Grant Smith, Mrs. Chas. vacation.
Present
were
Mrs.
Veryl
tained their friends several
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
Hoover, Mrs. Cecil Lake, Mrs. Crook and Mrs. Harold Long­ The Association’s business days at the coast.
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too
Steve Chudzinski, Mrs. Syl­ fellow were hosts for the meeting was opened by the
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bris­
via Duncan, Mrs. Eva Hirte, meeting of the Mehama Wom­ president, Mrs. Earl Loucks, bin were guests several days
Mrs. Bill Hirte, Mrs. Ervin en’s club at the firehall on who read from the “Diary of recently at the home of his
Peterson, Mrs. Verne Clark, Thursday evening.
Private Prayer” by John sister, Mrs. Ona Williams in
The 7:30 business meeting Baley. A vocal duet, “Thirty Roseburg. They also visited
Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Edwin
Delker, Mrs. Charles Kelly, was conducted by the presi­ Pieces of Silver,” was sung his son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeffery Wooden and Mr. dent, Mrs. Betty Wagner. The by Anna Lee Murray and Mrs. Wallace Brisbin. They
report of the nominating com­ Doris Sheythe, with the latter were present the evening of
and Mrs. Jack Gulliford.
mittee was given and it was accompanying at the piano. March 17 at a bridal party
unanimously voted to retain
Minutes of the previous honoring the Wallace Bris­
the present officers for anoth­ meeting were read by the bin’s daughter, Cheryl and
Garden Clubs Hold
er year. The officers are Mrs. secretary, Mrs. Verbeck, and her fiance, David Meeks, at
Wagner,
president;
Mrs. the treasurer’s report was the home of Mr. Meek’s par­
District Meeting
James Owen, vice president; given by Mrs. Arlo Tuers. ents. They also attended the
Mrs. Ed Castle, secretary and Correspondence included a wedding of Miss Brisbin and
At Woodburn
Quick starting . . . one light push on the primer
Mrs. Donald Callahan, treas- letter which announced the Mr. Meeks the following day
button, one easy pull on the starting cord and
Attending the District Meet­ urer. The street light com- Spring meeting for Willam­ at the Roseburg Christian
ing of the Federated Garden mittee reported that pay- ette Presbyterial to be held church, remaining for the re­
Lawn Boy springs into life . . . with 75% less
Clubs at Fairway Manor at ments were due on the lights in the Albany Westminster ception.
effort than other lawn mowers.
The George Arthurs and
Senior Estates, Woodburn, and that if those who could Presbyterian Church on
last Wednesday were Mrs. would make payments at Thursday, March 30, the Mrs. Walter Brisbin visited
It Runs Quiet . . . large muffler is hidden beneath
Lowell Cree, president of the Shafer’s Hardware store ii executive board to meet the Mrs. Birdie Osterhout March
the mower housing, soundproofs Lawn Boy by
evening before.
28 at the Marian Home in
Mill City Garden Club; Mrs. would be appreciated.
Cesare Gessler, exchange
The over-seas sewing re- Sublimity to help her cele­
Hollis Turnidge, Mrs. O. K.
muffling engine noise down into the grass.
DeWitt, Mrs. Marie Tolbert student at Stayton High was port was given by Mrs. Roy brate her birthday annivers-
a guest for the evening and Epperson, who gave the ap­ ar. A decorated cake was tak­
and Mrs. Mabel King.
★ Fingertip Cutting Height
Hostess clubs were the showed pictures and gave an proximate cost of the layette en.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baech- Painting Exhibit To
Woodburn Garden club and interesting talk on his native requested. It was decided to
★ Fingertip Bag Attachment
Switzerland. The hostesses hold a “shower” at the next ler of Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Be Held in Salem
Labish Meadow Gardeners.
Mrs. Donald Nopp of Salem, served refreshments after meeting in the hopes of re­ Jesse Haywood of Mill City
★ Fingertip Handling—Adjustable Handle
GATES—A Western Textile
District Director, presided at the program to the members ceiving most of the articles were hosts for a family pot­ Painter’s Exhibit will be held
ev-
★ Full warranty on parts and labor
and
guests
present
for
the
on the list.
luck dinner Sunday afternoon '
the business session.
Devotions were led by Mrs. at the Gates clubhouse. There May 5th at the Oak Park
Reports were given by the ening.
for one year.
Clyde Rogers whose topic was were 37 out-of-town guests Church of God, 2990 Lancaster
president of each of the 12
Dr. N. E. Salem. The exhibits
“The Bible.” After adjourn­ from Salem and Bend.
clubs in the district. About
will
be open to the public
Quality Engineered by the makers of
ment, delicious refreshments
Sunday dinner guests at
135 ladles were present.
from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.
were
served
by
Mrs.
Murray.
the
Merle
Devine
home
were
Mrs.
Carrie
Gilbert
gave
a
Johnson and Evinrude Outboard Motors
Those wishing details about
Twenty - two members and their daughter’s family. Mr.
talk on “Birds in Our Gard-
exhibiting
their work may
guests attended the meeting. and Mrs. Marlin Cole and
en.”
Later in the evening, a film­ three children of Salem and call Mrs. Ruth Rabens, Stay­
Come in and let us tell you all about
A buffet luncheon was
strip on the “Thank Offering” Mrs. Fritzie Ward. Visiting ton 769-2507.
served at noon. In the after-
this lawn mower
LYONS—The Mehama Pres­ was shown, although the col­ later in the afternoon were
noon a fashion show was
presented: “The Latest Garb byterian church was the set­ lection for this isn’t taken another daughter, the Peter
Etzels and family of Fern
for the Garden.” Models for ting of a very pretty early up until November.
We have Bags and Blades on hand too
Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal­
the comedy skit were Mrs. spring wedding, Mrs. Micheál
lace Bevier and Mr. and Mrs.
•lay Duncan, Mrs. Merle Cur- Carter, daughter of Mr. and
tis, Mrs. R. H. Vincent and Mrs. Cleighton Pen well of Extension Unit Meets Jim Bevier and daughter of
Mill City.
Mrs. Clifford Taylor with Salem became the bride of
Sunday visitors at the Joe
Mrs. Hazel Bartlett as com- Mr. Angelo Thompson, son of At Lyons Church
mentator.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thomp­ The regular meeting of the Bowes home were Mrs.
We Give S & H Green Stamps
Mrs. Francis Gregg from son of Lyons, on Saturday, Lyons Extension Unit was Steve Myers of Woodburn
Eugene gave a demonstration March 18, at 1:30 p.m. with held Thursday March 23 in and her sisters, Mrs. Weldon
Phone 897-2977
Mill City, Ore
on Flower Arrangements.
Rev. Arne Magnuson officiat­ the dining hall of the Lyons Hibbard of Salem and Mrs.
Community
Mrs. Ralph Mercer of Sal­ ing at the double ring cere­ Methodist church with an all Rock Hibbard of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowes
em was elected District Direc­ mony. The church was dec­ day meeting beginning at 10
tor for the coming year.
orated with baskets of white a.m. Mrs. Belva Covey Linn took her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Hostess clubs for the Fall Chrysanthemums and green­ County Extension Agent from Schobert of Portland, to Al­ Calendar of Events
meeting in October will be ery, and Mrs. Ercille Wilson Albany was present and pre­ bany Sunday to visit her
Rem a natural
sented Mrs. Earl Coffey from friend. Mrs. Harriet Bedford.
Mill City and Stayton.
played the wedding music.
gas wall furnace!
Easter Day dinner guests at Thursday, March 30—
The bride wore a yellow the Social Security office in
Lions Auxiliary at home of
the
Hollis Turnidge home
Salem
who
gave
a
very
inter
­
Don't tie up your cash in expensive heating equipment
cotton suit with black acces­
Sue Lewellen at 8 p. m.
were
their
son-in-law
and
esting
talk
on
Social
Security
"Self
Study"
Given
sories
and
a
yellow
rose
bud
unless you have money to burn.
corsage. Matron of honor was and Medicare. A planned daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Friday, March 31 —
Rent the heating equipment you need —pay monthly
Mrs. Harold Riggenbery, sis­ luncheon was served at the Kelle and Kathy and Mr. and
AT W^SCS Meeting
Athletic banquet at 6:30 p.
ter of the groom, and best noon hour by the hostess Mrs. Mrs. Lou Kelle.
m.
along with your natural gas bill. No hidden or extra
A "Self Study” presented man for Mr. Thompson was Ralph Downer. Mrs. John
Mrs. Velma Carey enjoyed
charges, ever I
by Mrs. E. L. Roye and Mrs. Jan Grosso of Lyons. Ushers Kokstis and Mrs. Ernest Nic­ Easter with her son and Saturday, April 1—
Freda Grugget was held pre­ were Roger Ward and Harold kelson, followed by a short daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Round Robin Pinochle club
ceding the meeting of the Riggenberg.
potluck and card party at
business meeting it was an­ Norman Carey of Albany.
Womens Society of Christian
A reception followed in the nounced that a “Special In­ Melody Barnhardt was ill Arey Podrabsky home, 6:00
Service held Tuesday after­ church parlors. Cutting and terest Meeting” will be held most of last week with strep p. m.
noon in the fireplace room of serving the wedding cake at the Mari-Linn school on throat.
IOOF lodge at hall.
Dinner guests Sunday at
the Lyons Methodist church was Mrs. Harold Riggenberg, Monday evening April 3, at
Scout Potluck dinner, 6:30
INCLUDES INSTALLATION
following a 12:30 dessert and serving coffee and punch 7 p.m. with “Cake Decorat­ the George Stafford home at Elementary gym.
AND MAINTENANCE.
luncheon served by Mrs. W. was Mrs. Roger Ward.
ing” the lesson and Mrs. Or­ were Mrs. Mabel Knutson,
Monday, April 3—
E. McMahan, followed by the
After a wedding trip to ville Downing giving the dem­ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barnhardt
Round Robin Pinochle club
tegular business meeting pre­ Canada the young couple will onstration. Attending the and three daughters and Mr.
sided over by Mrs. Ethel make their home in Salem meeting were Mmes. Harold and Mr. Marvin Stafford, Lee, 7:30 at Alta Moffatt home.
Huffman, president. A good where they are both em­ Ringgenberg of Mehama, Lynn and Elaine of Mill City.
Bid or Bunch Pinochle club
report was heard from the ployed.
Lewis Dougall. Mrs. Crystal Joining the group to visit in at Esther Cline’s at 7:30.
Llmbrck, Mrs. Susie Reynolds the afternoon were Mr. and
last Tamale sale, and plans
were made for their annual
of Scio Rt. 1, Mrs. Alla Mae Mrs. Joe Frichtl and daugh­ Wednesday, April 5—
Junior Chamber of Com­
Birthday Luncheon to be held Farewell Party Held
Bethell, Stayton Rt. 1, Mrs. ters, Margie and Rita Lee of
on Tuesday April 11 at 12
Rae Music, Mrs. Elva Music El Monte, Calif. They also merce at Jaycee Hall.
of Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. A. called on Richard and Oscar
o’clock noon. The cost of the I For Jane Soelburg
Santiam Rebekah Lodge at
GATES-Mrs. Jane Soel­ F. Gilson of Albany, Mrs. Earl Nystrom. The Frichtls were
luncheon is your birthday
l>cnnies. Come and enjoy the burg was honored with a fare­ Coffey of Salem, Mrs. Belva here to attend funeral serv­ IOOF hall.
fellowship. Mrs. E. L. Roye, well party March 23 at the Covey of Albany and Mmes. ices Monday in Stayton for
North Santiam Chamber of
Mrs. Alex Bodeker, and Mrs. home of Mrs. Barbara Free­ Robert Franklin. Chester his mother, Mrs. Margaret Commerce Board of Direct­
Elmer Wilson were appointed man in Mill City. Hostesses Roy, Dallas Franklin, Leland Frichtl. She was 95 and had or’s meeting at Riverview
the nominating committee to were Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Manning, Donald Huber, El­ been in a Sublimity Nursing Cafe at 12 noon.
secure the new officers for Roberta Dodge. Mrs. Soel­ don Gilson, Louis Thompson. home the past four years.
the coming year. Plans were burg and her three sons plan John Elmore. Lester LaMun-
Mr. and Mrs. Don Carey Sponsored as a public service
also discusser! for the district to leave March 31 for Bruns­ yon. Clyde Bressler, Arthur and three sons of Stayton
meeting to he held at Mc­ wick. Md., to make her home. Olmstead. Louis Pemberton, were Easter Day dinner
Those present were Mmes. Hugh Johnston. Harold Haw­ guests at the home of her par­
Minnville on Thursday March
30. Attending the meeting Jane Soelburg. Barbara Free­ thorne. Ralph Downer, John ents, the Harold Wilsons.
were Mmes. John Elmore. man. Roberta Dodge. Nellie Kokstis. Frank Spellmeyer, Tom and Stevie Carey enjoy­
NATURAL GAS
Wilson Stevens, Chester Allen, Alice Watson. Lila Nick Gustafson. Glenn Julian. ed kite flying in the afternoon
NORTHWEST
Riggs, Harold Hawthorne, Sams. Vera Dennis, Shirley Harley Scott. Jack Roy. Joe until a hungry kite eating
W E McMahan. Clyde Bress Swaim. Birdie Wilson. Retha Hince. E. L. Rove, Edwin tree caught their kites and J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis
Owners
ler, E. L. Roye, Glenn Julian. Herron. Mary Lou Glass. San­ James. Roy Butler, Ernest devoured them.
Paul
Pennington.
Mrs
Ethel
dra
Schroeder.
Mary
Stafford
Nickelson.
Herman
Morgan.
Mr
and
Mrs.
James
Sarff
Phone 897-2660
Dial O and ask for Commerce 9781
Huffman and Mrs. Freda and Ruth Rabens. A buffet Robert James, and Mrs Ruth and two children of Idanha
Mill City, Oregon
3123 Broadway, N.E — Salem
Grugget
Lyons all of Lyons.
luncheon was served.
moved into the Harold Wil-
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