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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 20, 1967 The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary W mum L Page. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 BARGAIN COUNTER Long distance rates have never been lower. Telephone convenience never greater. Use your telephone freely. It serves you well. Valley Telephone Co. Serving Mill City, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner DOIT MT I AlAjAV A A A • Ues/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. NORTHWEST NATURAL GAS Dial O and ask for Commerce 9781 3123 Broadway, N.E. — Salem It ny /hsurande premiums éqçier to One ¿ombiheJ monthly payment •for-ALL insurant policies Looking for an easier way to pay bills for life, home, car, business and other insurance? Now you can pay ALL your premiums with one check each month. Ask us about The Travelers Umbrella Monthly Payment Plan... the easiest way we know of to pay for insurance protection. Hill Insurance Agency J. C. KIMMEL — BUD DAVIS. Owner, Phone 897-2660 Past Matrons and Patrons Honored at Star Meeting Bitterlick Singers Draw Large Crowd The Bitterlick Singers from the U of O, a group of 12 young men, including John Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly, sang to a re sponsive audience at the Mill City Elementary school gym Friday afternoon. The group has a varied re pertoire with songs to please all age groups. They have re cently cut their first record and will be featured in the July issue of Seventeen maga zine. During Friday’s perform ance John was featured in a comedy impersonation of Sen ator Bob Kennedy. The Bitterlick singers will entertain at Humboldt col lege at Eureka, Calif., in early May. Garden Club to Elect New Officers The Mill City Garden club met at the Gates clubhouse Thursday for a 1 o’clock des sert luncheon with Mrs. Charlie French, Mrs. Ervin Peterson, Mrs. Marie Tolbert, and Mrs. Lowell Cree as co hostesses. Following the luncheon a business meeting was held. Mrs. Fred Moore, chairman of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keed of Silverton who cele the nominating committee brated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, April 16 gave the following report: at the Methodist Church in that city. Mrs. Reed (Elga president, Mrs. Floyd Fleet Hawkins) was raised in this community. The reception wood; first vice, Mrs. Ervin Peterson; second vice, Mrs. was arranged by their children and their families. Frank Baechler; secretary, Mrs. Georgia Hayes, lectur Mrs. Marie Tolbert and treas Golden Wedding er for Santiam Valley Grange urer, Mrs. Charlie French. said this week that the rules A float for the 4th of July Celebrated By for the 1967 photography con parade was discussed. A re test are to be found on pages port was given on the Feder Clarence Reeds ation meeting held recently Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reed, one and three of the April 17 at Woodburn. The Fall meet former Mill City residents, issue of the Grange Bulletin. ing of the Federation will be observed their Golden Wed held at Mill City or Stayton ding anniversary Sunday, depending on where a suit April 16 at Silverton. able place can be obtained. The reception was given at Community The May meeting will have the Methodist church by their a plant exchange and election children, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. of officers. (Clarine) Strand of Clover Calendar of Events Present Thursday were two dale, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. new members, Mrs. Walter Ronald Reed of Silverton. Al Thomas Jr., and Mrs. Phyllis so assisting were Mr. Reeds’ Dolezal, one guest, Mrs. Ma sister, Maude Reed of Albany; Wednesday, April 19— bel King and Mrs, Floyd her sisters and families, Mr. Santiam Rebekah lodge at Fleetwood, Mrs. Hollis Turn- and Mrs. Verne Hawkins of idge, Mrs. Darwin Raines, Arvin, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. hall at 8 p. m. Mrs. Kenneth Corning, Mrs. Eugene Hawkins of Garden Jaycee meeting at hall at Wendell Heller, Mrs. Walter Grove; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Thomas, Mrs. Fred Moore, Hawkins of Salem; Mrs. Emil 8 p. m. Mrs. Martin Hansen, Mrs. (Esther Hawkins) Ridder- Thursday, April 20— Louis Verbeck, Mrs. Charlie bush, Mrs. Ralph (Rozetta IOOF meeting at hall at 8 French, Mrs. Ervin Peterson, Hawkins) Scott of Cloverdale, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Har Calif., and her daughter, Mrs. p. m. Note meeting change vey Tolbert, and Mrs. Edith Jim (Maxine Hawkins) Suttle date. Mason. of Noti. Santiam PTA at Grade Mrs. Hawkins (Elga Reed) school gym. Guest speaker. 8 Birthdays Celebrated was raised in Mill City and p. m. has many friends here. Those At Taylor Home going to the reception Sun Monday, April 24— MEHAMA—A large recep day were Mr. and Mrs. John Lions club dinner meeting tion and Open House was held Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sunday April 9 at the new Swan. Bess Vandermeer and at Fellowship hall, 6:30. In duction of new members. home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tena Graham. Taylor in Mehama honoring Tuesday, April 25— Mrs. Taylors 81st birthday, her husbands 82nd and her Delegates Attend Marilyn Club at home of brother-in-law Virgil Taylors Mrs. Wilson Stevens. 12:30 87th. Over a hundred guests Church Meeting potluck. called during the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free Safety Council meeting at many coming from as far as man, Esther, Earnest and Highwayman Inn. 7:00 no-host Portland. Paul attended the Oregon The Taylors are all pio Christian Assembly in Salem dinner. Nominating commit neers and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil at the First Christian church tee will meet at 6 p. m. Taylor now live on the orig Friday evening, Saturday and Sponsored as a public service inal donation land claim in Sunday. the Waldo Hills. Dr William Hall, associate Mrs. Earl Taylors brother- professor of missions o f in-law and sister Mr. and Texas Christian University of Mrs. Joseph Ellis of Portland Fort Worth, Texas, was the spent the week end at the principal speaker. Taylor home helping make Dr. Hall is a returned mis arrangements for the recep sionary to India and next J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis tion. Also assisting with the year will take a sabbatical Owners serving were Mrs. Robert leave from the University for Pinder, Mrs. Richard Garland one year to return to India. Phone 897-2660 and Mrs. Virgil Taylor. One thousand-five register Mill City, Oregon ed for the three-day event. Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES met at the IOOF hall on Monday evening with Mrs. Merle Garton, worthy matron and Merle Garton, worthy pa tron presiding. Escorted and introduced were Gordon Barker, associate grand patrons of the Grand Chapter of Oregon; Zelma Plane, worthy matron and LeRoy Plane, W. P. of Victor ia chapter, Turner; and Jim Mason, W. P. of Vista in Sal em. The Worthy Matron an nounced the Worthy Grand Matron, Margery Jones, has designated May 7 as ‘‘Go To Church Sunday.” All mem bers of the Order are urged to attend the church of their choice and report to the se cretary so the WGM may have the number of those who attend. Alberta Smith, a past ma The Santiam PTA members tron of the chapter and now have planned an interesting ’ living in Forest Grove was meeting Thursday evening, presented with a 25-year pin April 20 at the Mill City by Fern Shuey and a corsage grade school gym. by the Worthy Matron. Cesare Gessler exchange All past matrons and past student from Switzerland, patrons were honored and now attending Stayton High each presented with a gift. school will speak and show The Worthy Matron an slides taken in Switzerland. nounced that Larry Laird, There will also be a brief whom Marilyn Chapter spon discussion on the measles sored for an Estarl scholar clinic which is to be held ship will be ordained as a from 9:30 until noon Tuesday, Christian minister at the Mill April 25 at the Gates Grade City Christian church June school gym. 11. and all members of the Parents and friends are Eastern Star are invited to urged to attend this meeting. attend. Following the meeting a cake walk and silent auction Lyons Extension were held and refreshments Has Project Meet served. “Egg Cookery” was the pro I ject for the meeting of the Ly ons Extension Unit held Mrs. Percy Hiatt Thursday, April 13 with an all Hosts Garden Club day meeting at the Lyons LYONS—Mrs. Percy Hiatt Methodist church beginning was hostess for the meeting at 10 a. m. with Alma Olm of the Lyons Garden Club at stead and Crystal Limbeck her home Wednesday after giving the demonstration. A noon, April 12. She was as planned luncheon was served sisted by her sister, Mrs. at the noon hour. Election of Gladys Nygaard. officers was the main busi The business meeting was ness. Elected were Alma presided over by Mrs. W. Olmstead, chairman; Thelma E. McMahan with Mrs. Ches James vice chairman and ter Riggs, secretary. The usu Alma Spellmeyer secretary al business was carried out treasurer. Special announce with a discussion on the fin ments made were, Lyons Gar ishing of the program books. den Club food and plant sale Plans were made to have a at the Percy Hiatt building cooked food and plant sale on May 11 beginning at 10 to be held on Thursday, May a. m., Annual music concert 11, at the Percy Hiatt build at the Mari-Linn school April ing near the Question Mark 20 at 8 p. m., Pot Luck supper Cafe beginning at 10:00 a.m. at the Lyons Methodist Proceeds to go for landscap church, “On Out Doors” April ing of Library grounds. In 21 at 6:30 p. m., Spring Festi charge of food will be Mrs. val Achievement Day, April Ralph Downer, chairman, as 26 at T and R Restaurant in sisted by Mrs. Charles Cru- Albany, and Girl Scout Basic Mrs. Clyde Oliver son and Mrs. Floyd Bassett. Training meetings to be held Entertains Auxiliary In charge of plants will be at the Stayton Methodist GATES—Ten members of ( Mrs. Otto Weidman and Mrs. church April 17 and 27. Mill City VWW I Auxiliary Hugh Johnston. Attending the meeting were met at the Gates home of Mrs. Games furnished the enter Lu Brown, Martha Cruson, Clyde Oliver Thursday after tainment and Mrs. Otto Weid Thelma James, Thelma Haw noon to make poppies for the I man won the door prize. thorne, Crystal Limbeck, Ha VWW I convention to be held [ Dainty refreshments were zel James, Irene Roy, June in Salem in June. served to Mmes. Elmer Wil Kokstis, Lois Morgan, Doro They also wrapped pack-| son, Mike Fink. Floyd Bas thy Downer, Donna Elmore, ages to be sent to American | sett, Chester Riggs, Charles Alma Olmstead, and Eleanor soldiers in Vietnam in com-' Cruson, W. E. McMahan, Har LaMunyan. memoration of the 50th an-| ley Scott. Ralph Downer, Otto niversary of the ending of ■ Weidman, Clyde Bressler, Mrs. Dick Sims, who spent World War I. They sent 13 | Glenn Julian, Cathy Neal and several days last week in a packages to chaplains to be , Mrs. Hiatt and Mrs. Nygaard Salem hospital for medical distributed amongst the men. , i-------------------------- treatment returned to her Nancy Stewart, sophomore home Tuesday. Her husband : Round Robin Club said her doctors ordered her at Mt. Angel college spent: Meets at Stewarts to take things easy for a time. Sunday at the home of her Members of the Round Mr. and Mrs. Sims operate the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Robin Pinochle club were en Sportsmen Country Kitchen. | Stewart. tertained by Marie Stewart at her home Monday even THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE ing. Before the evening of P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 cards, Mrs. Stewart served Published at Mill City, Marion County, Orc. every Thursday dessert to the 12 ladies pre Entered as Second Class Mall Matter at the Postoffice at Mill sent. City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Guest for the evening was The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility Sunnie Chance who received for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint the pinochle prize. Goldie without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an Rambo won the high prize advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. and Evelyn Davis received An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development low. of the timber Industry and agriculture in this area. The next party will be May 1 with the place to be an NATIONAL NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER nounced later. PUBLISHERS Santiam PTA To Meet Thursday At MC Grade School Nadine Duggan Hosts Bid or Bunch Club Nadine Duggan entertain- ed members of her Bid or Bunch Pinochle club at her home Monday evening. She served a dessert to the 16 la- dies present. Winning high prize was Darlene Ruby with Gladys Podrabskv winning low and Elsie Ohmart. pinochle The next party will be May 1 at the home of Hattie Fencl. 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