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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 6, 1967 'UJo/ncuú. Page Save Two Feet... Married Recently Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 with an extension telephone - Round Robin Club Has Saturday Party Two Bluebird Groups Lions Auxiliary GATES — Two area Blue Has Wig Party At bird groups traveled to Camp Members of the Round Rob Kilowan Saturday by charter in Pinochle club entertained ed bus to attend the annual Lewellen Home their husbands and other Potlatch. The groups were Save your feet, save yourself. Order a low cost extension telephone in your favorite color today. J Valley Telephone Co. Serving Mill City, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner RENT IT! Rent a modern natural gas circu lating heater! We’ll install, inspect, adjust and service it free! No hidden charges—just a modest monthly rental with your fuel bill. Rental charge includes fan and blower. guests at a dinner and even ing of cards at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arey Podrabsky Saturday. Following the 7 o’clock pot luck dinner there were six tables of pinochle in play with Mrs. Don Moffatt win ning high prize for the la dies; George Ditter high for the men; Mel Rambo received low for the men and Jessie Bodeker, low for the ladies. Mr. Ditter received the pi nochle prize for the evening. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Ditter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bodeker, Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo, Mr. and Mrs. John Muir, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John MacGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Tohl, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. George Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Boroughs, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Po drabsky. Rainbow Reception To Honor Members Go To Camp Kilowan taken on a tour of the camp and enjoyed a special pro gram presented by the coun selors. Picnic lunches were taken. Second grade Blue birds with their leaders, Mrs Clare Henness and Mrs. Rob ert Music were Sandra Black burn, Denise Muise, Rebecca Music, Terry Patton, Tracy Wettergreen, Natalie Wills, Deanna Quarry, and Lorie Urban, Third grade Bluebirds and their leaders, Mrs. John Ro- ten, Mrs. Ken Laurence and Mrs. Don Jenkins, were Melis sa Laurence, Babette Arrance, Laurie Bethel, Sally Jenkins, Joanna Murry, Shelly Smith, Terri Wettergreen, Brenda Gallion, Lynn Bodeker, Cathy Lunsford, Lisa Barnhardt, Renee Brown, Pam Edwards and Lori Laurence. Shower Held For Miss Lynda Lindemann LYONS—Mrs. Reta Titze of Stayton and Mrs. Delores There will be a Rainbow Cramer of Sublimity were Reception at the IOOF hall hostesses for a bridal shower Sunday afternoon, April 9 at recently held at the Catholic 3 o’clock honoring Miss Ter community hall in Lyons, esa Metteer, Grand Nature honoring Miss Lynda Linde and Miss Debbie Chance, mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindemann. Games Grand Choir member. Mrs. William Metteer, Rain furnished the entertainment bow mother advisor and Mrs. and after opening of the gifts Kenneth Chance will be as dainty refreshments were sisted by members of the served to the honored guest, Rainbow Mother’s club in the Miss Lindemann, and Elnora Boedigheimer, Shirley Linde Sunday event. All Eastern Star and Ma mann. Debbie Lindemann, sons in the area as well as Connie Wourms, Delores Lin Rainbow members are invited demann, Millie Lindemann, Clara Boedigheimer, Mabel to attend the reception. Downing, Leona Gunn, Bea Hiatt, Susi Sieg, Sue Linde mann, Elizabeth Castle, Nao Eastern Star Lodge mi IntVeld, Dora Gustafson, Sue Meilke, Patsy Meilke, Eu To Meet Monday Marilyn Chapter No. 145 lalia Lyons. Ruth Lyons, Hen OES will meet Monday even rietta Meilke, Blanche Thomp ing April 10 at 8 p. m. All son, Doris Riggenberg, Lynda Past Matrons and Past Pa Knox, Kathleen Manning, Eva Cris Slayden, Glen trons will be special guests. Bressler, Mrs. Frank Smith of Forest da Lindemann, Mary Sieg, Grove, a past matron will be June Lewis, Beulah Lewis, present and given her 25-year and Alda Tunnell. Sending gifts but unable to pin. Mrs. Frances Cruson will attend were Evelyn Mormon, become a member by affilia Hazel Embry, Frances Heath, Alta Bodeker, Sue Walton, tion. Following the meting a Roxie Trask, Vera and Lorell cake walk and silent auction Boedigheimer, and Bob, Pat 1 and Beckie Freres. will be held. Dial O and ask for Commerce 9781 3123 Broadway, N.E. — Salem Betty Klutke, owner and operator of the Studio of Hair Design, was the guest demon strator at the Thursday even ing meeting of the Lions Auxiliary held at the home of Sue Lewellen. She showed Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Thompson, above, the latest styles in wiglets and also gave an interesting were married Saturday, March 18 at the demonstration of makeup Mehama Presbyterian church. Mrs. Thompson with Alice Farmen as her is the former Mrs. Michael Carter, daughter model. of Mr. and Mrs. Cleighton Penwell of Salem. Before the program Edna Ross conducted a short busi Low Net on their course in ness meeting when a nomin Round Robin Club Stayton Tuesday with Mrs. ating committee was appoint Joe Boyle placing first with ed to present a slate of pros Meets at Moffatt a 38 and Mrs. Virgil Schuetz pective officers at the April second with 39. meeting. Named on the com Home Monday Night Class B winner was Mrs. mittee were Goldie Rambo, Elvin Barrowcliff with 39 Alta Moffatt and Alene Pet Alta Moffatt entertained and A winne rs, Mrs. Shirley members of the Round Robin Bates and Mrs. Kurl Daly tied erman. There were a number of pinochle club at her home with a 41. Mrs. Grace Brown guests present, including a Monday evening. The spring motif was used was Class C winner with 39. group from the Mill City in decorations for her home Jayceettes. Refreshments were served and the table favors, featur at the close of the evening to ing daffodils and forsythia. Both high prize and pi Nancy Girod, Carol Smith, Community Shirley Hoover, Alta Moffatt, nochle were won by the host Betty Berg, Wanda Richards, ess with Marie Stewart re Calendar of Events Pauline Hansen, Iris Rose, ceiving low. Ruth Terlouw, Alene Peter A dessert was served before man, Paula Grant, Connie the three tables of cards were Wednesday, April 5— Brady, Edna Ross, Louann in play. Guest for the evening was Goffin, Jan Waikart, Bonnie Santiam Rebekah Lodge at Kerklow, Mary Lou Zechent- Marilynn Dry nan. hall at 8 p. m. The next meeting will be rrayer, Evelyn Davis, Joan Junior Chamber of Com Wettergreen, Alice Farmen, April 17 at the home of Tearly merce at Jaycee hall at 8 p.m. Muir. Betty Klutke, Julia Bassett, and Goldie Rambo. Thursday, April 6— Open House at Santiam Knights Are Hosts High School at 7:30. 1500 Trump Hand Saturday, April 8— For Birthday Party Held at Bid or Mr. and Mrs. Phyl Knight entertained with a party Sunday at their home honor ing the birthdays of several of their friends. After the dinner and tradi tional cake was served the group enjoyed playing cro quet on the lawn at the Knight home which overlooks the Santiam river east of town. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Chamberlin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wardin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waterbury of Sa lem and Mr. and Mr. Merrill Tycer of Scotts Mills. Bunch Card Party The Bid or Bunch pinochle club members were entertain ed Monday evening by Esth er Cline. The hostess served a des sert before the evening of cards. Receiving high prize was Shirley Pearce, pinochle, Mar- lena Severs and low, Gladys Podrabsky. Guest for the evening was Sherry Baldwin. A highlight of the evening was the 1500 trump hand held by Elsie Ohmart. 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