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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1967)
Budlongs To Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 11, 1967 Wofnank PaCfñ Fifty Years for Scott and Nan Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Eastern Star Elects Officers Monday Night High School Reunion Held at Podrabsky's Mrs. Irene Podrabsky and Mrs. Vera Grimes of Lyons entertained one day last week with a noon pot-luck luncheon for former Scio High school schoolmates at the Podrabsky home. The group of women have kept in touch with each other through the years since their high school days and have had annual re-unions when ever possible. Mrs. Podrabsky said the group had a pleasant day reminiscing and showing pic tures of children and grand children. Those present besides the hostesses were Mrs. Olga Shelton, Mrs. Virginia Wood, Mrs. Marie Karosch and Mrs. Mary Rice of Scio; Mrs. Jar- mila Radcliffe, Mrs. Rose Johnson, Mrs. Opal Hansen, Mrs. Mabel Bruce and Mrs. Carol Clansfield of Salem; Mrs. Willetta Pense of Mil waukie; Mrs. Jerry Truax and Mrs. Virginia Bartnick of Vancouver, Washington, and Mrs. Thelma Peters of Stev- ensen, Washington. Several who ordinarily at tend the re-union were unable to attend this year. Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES held the May meeting Monday evening with a num ber of visitors present. Escorted and Introduced Robert Dawson, chair Mr. and Mrs. Scott Young of Marion Forks are shown were man of the Home Endowment cutting their 50th wedding anniversary cake at a recep Committee of the Grand Chap tion he’d at Marion Fot;ks Lodge Saturday afternoon. ter of Oregon; Leslie Mattson, They were greeted by many of their friends, and Mrs. Grand Representative to Nova Young said Tuesday morning that friends are still Scotia in Oregon; Mildred dropping in to congratulate them on this memorable Dawson, Worthy Matron of Salem Chapter No. 162; Mar event.—The Mill City Enterprise Photo. jorie Wilson, Worthy Matron Robert and Dorothy, live in of Sweet Home Chapter No. their own little comfortable 164; Dorothy Doane, Worthy homes on the place with their Matron of Meridian Chapter No. 179 of Eugene. families. Marilyn Chapter will join Scott and Nan were truly Pioneers in this country and Victoria Chapter and Acacia Marion Forks Lodge is the Chapter for a joint picnic in only restaurant in the Santi- Augu .t at Fishermen’s Bend am Canyon owned and oper park. Agnes Carlson and Ad MARION FORKS — Scott ated by the same family since die French are co-chairmen for Marilyn Chapter. and Nan Young celebrated it started. their 50th Wedding Anni f Saturday’s reception was Frances Cruson was re- versary May 5th at Marion j given by Robert and Floretta ceived into the lodge by affil Forks where they have op | Young, Dorothy Morgan and iation. erated an open house place her family. Officers elected for the en- to eat and rest for all who 1 suing year were Odette Chud- cared to stop since 1933. They zinskl, worthy matron; Stev came into this wilderness en Chudzinski, worthy patron; when they had to put a white Mabel Yankus, associate ma Sant'am Rebekahs rag flag on the trees to find tron; Al Yankus, worthy pa their way about. No highway, tron; Rose Cree, secretary; Make Visitation no trails nor roads were there. Addie French, treasurer and They built a small shake Nina Hoover, conductress. To Stayton Lodge covered building and called The associate conductress will it home. In 1946 fire overtook be elected at the June meet Several members of Santi- the building on St. Valentines am Rebekah lodge attended ing. Day and everything was lost. Night at Stayton was announced that Wor- Friendship of It The year-end activities Friends from far and near the PTA-sponsored kindergar- [ thy Patron Gordette Garton Rebekah lodge recently, At tending were noble grand, helped them and a new build will commence Thursday, had received an appointment Irene Lewin, Antonia Thom ing arose from almost hot ten May 11 with promotion and to the Grand Chapter of Ore- ashes. May 1st they were in graduation exercises. These gon, a member of the Home as, Ruby Brisbin and Juanita business again. will be held at the former, Endowment Committee for Emerson. At the Wednesday evening A red hot summer almost Gates High school building at the ensuing year. cooked them in this small meeting of the Rebekahs they Mrs. Garton has also been chose a theme for their float place but people flocked in, 7:30 p. m. and in November for Thanks On Friday the children will chosen to act as a hostess for | for the July 4th parade, giving the new building was have their picnic and field Grand Chapter and Mr. Gar-1 “Country Gardens.” dedicated. The first dinner day at the same facility. Par ton will be an usher. Members also scheduled an Under good of the order, initiation for the evening of served in it was to local U.S. ents and interested friends Forest Service personnel. It are invited to attend both ac- Robert Dawson, Leslie Matt June 7 when Fern Henry son and Dorothy Doane all will be inducted into the or was a special occasion and a tivities. For those interested in re- spoke briefly. happy one. der. Archie Hellman will As the years rolled on more glstering their child for the The Worthy Patron pre- transfer here from Yucca and more friends were made 19(77-68 kindergarten school sented white carnation cor- lodge at Victorville, Calif. until they reached 1967 and year, Mrs. George Stafford sages to Ruby Brisbin, the Antonia Thomas, district then the Young’s observed has announced that a meeting oldest mother present, and deputy president, was pre their 50th Wedding Annivers of parents will be held in Au Suzy Bevier, the youngest mo- sented a gift from the lodge ary. People from all over the | gust. The exact time and place ther. , with Irene Lewin making the Following the meeting the presentation. Mrs. Thomas state came with gifts, greet- i will be announced later. ings, and congratulations. 1 Children may also be regis- men served refreshments. On was also given a beautifully They said it is very heart1 tered at any time by calling the committee were Steve i decorated cake later in the warming to know so many the kindergarten chairman, Chudsinzki, Merle Garton, ! evening. hundreds of good people. Mrs. Lauran Holman at 897- Wilson Steve ns, Verne Clark Visitors for the evening Their son and daughter, 2630. and Bill Metteer. were Fem Henry and Archie Hellman. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening by Ruby Brisbin, Juanita Emer son and Otto Koeneke. Many Attend Anniversary Party For Scott Youngs PTA Kindergarten To Have Program Thursday, May 11 Larry Laird To Be Ordained Here in June SALE! PLASOLUX INTERIOR GLOSS '"’MEL Carries amazing 15 year durabil ity guarantee that includes labor. Withstands harsh chemicals and liquids. Choice of white and 20 colors. Vf*1 Porch, Deck & Floor Enamel ct”\ «atet c'eancV(cus'°m Gu»’an'eVead',et . s I i Stands up beautifully under heaviest wear. Apply with roller, brush or spray. *è* « On Sale 2.69 Now Only 2.07 f. Dream Semi-Gloss Enamel Heavy Weight ns Woman's Club Has Executive Meeting At Nell DeWitt Home 6®, 210 FREE HOME DECORATING BOOKLET SPACKLING COMPOUND Cny to apply paste, in half can« ON 1ALI 9x12 Cloth« 49c *"* Drop 57c latest pastel color chip«, color schemas, de.orating f.ps and antrqurng hints ) KELLY LUMBER SALES Mill City, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Charlie French and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree attended church services at the Bethel Chris tian church in Eugene and were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Laird. Mr. Laird is a student at Northwest Christian college , where he will graduate in I June. He is minister at the Bethel church. Mr. Laird will be ordained at the Mill City Christian church at .3 o’clock June 11. In August Mr. and Mrs. Laird will go to Scotland where he will attend semin ary for a year. On their re turn he will enroll at Phillips University to further his edu cation. Mrs. Laird teaches the first grade in one of the Eugene schools. Phone 897-2610 HURRY! HURRY! SALE ENDS SOON! The executive board com mittee of the Mill City Wom an’s club had a meeting Mon day afternoon at the home of I Mrs. Nell DeWitt. Mrs Marie Tolbert, presi dent. conducted the meeting when committees for the en- suing year were appointed, Mrs. Tolbert said the names would he released later as all those appointed have not been contacted to see if they would serve. The next regular meeting of the club will be Tuesday, May 16 at the home of Mrs. Leo Russell. All those attending are asked to bring a hobby, either something they have made or a selection trom items they collect. Garden Club Plans July Fourth Float The Mill City Garden club met Thursday for a 1 o’clock dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Moore with Mrs. Louis Verbeck as co-hostess. Following the luncheon a Mr. and Mrs. Percy Budlong will ce’ebrate their business meeting was held. Wedding Anniversary at until the 5:00 Gates pan Womens Election of officers was held Cnlden ShouseS Sunday from 2:00 Their with Mrs. Wilbur Harlan elected president; Mrs. Ervin children have invited al! their friends to attend. The Peterson, first vice president; Mill City Enterprise Photo. Mrs. Frank Baechler, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Dolezal, Jr., secretary and Mrs. Else Allen, treasurer. The group voted to have a float in the 4th of July parade and Mrs. Martin Hansen was appointed to secure a prin cess. Mrs. Hollis Turnidge is chairman of the Flower Show Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bud- which will be held sometime long will observe their Gold in August. Mrs. Edith Mason, Mrs. O. en Wedding Anniversary on K. DeWitt and Mrs. J. C. Kim Sunday, May 14 from 2:00 mel were appointed as a com until 5:00 p.m. at the Gates mittee to make an amendment Women’s clubhouse. All rela tives and friends are invited to the by-laws. A “flower” game was play to attend. The Budlongs recently built ed with Mrs. Edith Mason and Mrs. Marie Tolbert receiving a house on the hill north of town after living in Salem the prizes. I No one should expect Each lady present was pre for 32 years. They were I anything from a match but married in Salem, May 12, sented with a snap-dragon a flame. By its careless plant in observance of Moth 1917. handling you risk the lives Mrs. Budlong, the former er’s day. of your family as well as Hudell, is living “ just Emma Mrs. Mabel King, Mrs. Else the destruction of your Allen and Mrs. Phyllis Dole around the corner” from her home and the loss of valu zal joined the club as new girlhood home. able personal property. members. At the June meet Hosts for the Open House Sensible property Sunday will be their children ing Mrs. Edith Mason will in owners do two things. and families, Mr. and Mrs. stall the new offclers. They make fire prevention Present were Mrs. O. K. Ralph Budlong, Mr. and Mrs. a day-by-day habit. They James Budlong, Mr. and Mrs. Witt. Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, Mrs. protect what they have Else Allen, Mrs. Mabel King, Carl Budlong, all of Mill City; from financial loss by in Mrs. Charles Dolezal, Jr., Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Budlong suring against the peril of Art Hedge, Sr., Mrs. Fred of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. fire with a qualified insur Robert Budlong, Portland, Mr. Woods, Mrs. Charlie French, ance representative. See Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Mrs. and Mrs. Ben Cherrier of Med this agency today, tomor ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar Lowell Cree, Mrs. Martin row may be too late. Hansen, Mrs; Edith Mason, ence Costa of Santa Cruz, Mrs. Wilbur Harlan, Mrs. California. The Budlongs have 20 Kenneth Corning, Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, Mrs. Horace Mc grandchildren and three great Carley, Mrs. Glen Shelton, grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kleihege, and the hostesses. match has a head but no brains HILL INSURANCE AGENCY J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis Owners Mrs. H. Hawthorne Hosts k/SCS Tuesday LYONS—Mrs. Harold Haw thorne was hostess for the meeting of the Womens So ciety of Christian Service held at her home Tuesday after noon, May 2, with Mrs. Len ard Cruson, vice - president, nresiding, due to the absence of the president, Mrs. Ethel Huffman. The meeting was opened by prayer and Mrs. Freda Gruegett had a short devotion. The usual business was carried out and reports of committees neard. A dis cussion was held on the state wide annual meeting of the Oregon Conference of Wo mens Society of Christian Service of the Methodist churches to be held at Med ford on May 11 and 12, with no one available to go. The rummage sale was also dis cussed with a date to be made known later. Any one having rummage to donate may leave it in the basement at Lyons Methodist church. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served hv Mrs. Hawthorne to Mmes. Chester Riegs, Van Prichard. E. L. Rove, Glenn Julian, Tames Hollingshead. Oscar Naue, Lenard Cruson. Clyde Bressler, Wilson Stevens and Mrs. Freda Gruggett. Fifth Grade Camp Fire Girls Have Outing Na-Wi-Ka Group of Camp Fire girls had an outing last Saturday, May 6 at Fisher men’s Bend. The girls receiv ed instruction in fire building and using a knife. For lunch, each girl learned to preoare “foil stew,” “walking salad,” and “bread twists” cooked on a stick. A hike was taken with half the group laying a trail which the other half fol lowed. After the traditional marshmallow roast, girls nracticed good outdoor man ners by making sure the fire was completely out and the campsite cleaned up. Those taking part were Chervle Laurence. Susy Wil son. Jackie Bradley, Wanda Blackburn. Jackie Smith. Jean Bradv. Shelly Richards. Diane Wills. Kathy Wright. and Cindy Bethel. Accompan- Ing the group were Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brady. Mrs. Brady Is the groups’ guardian. Phone 897-2660 Mill City, Oregon Kantiani Memorial Hospital (Stay ton) THOMAS—To Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Eugene Thomas, Jeffer son, a daughter, Sunday, on April 30. RUIZ—To Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Ruiz, Stayton, a son, Tuesday, May 2. I f Ml 1 every day, every night in the famous Mapes Casinos, ground level or high above in the SKY ROOM. Fabulous entertain Community ment, always. Downtown Reno location, ideal for business or pleasure ... 300 beautifully appointed rooms, 25 luxurious apart ment-suites. with Kitchenettes. Fine food and beverage ia the Coach Room. Calendar of Events Wednesday, May 10— Order of Rainbow for Girls at hall, 7:30. Thursday, May 11— 1OOF lodge at hall 8 p. m. Gates Women’s club annual coffee and plant sale. 1 to 4 p. m. at clubhouse. FREE PARKING i NO MINIMUM NO COVER TOP ENTERTAINMENT Monday, May 15— Round Robin Pinochle club at home of Ruth Tohl. 7:30. AF&M Stated Communica tion. Rainbow Girl Box So cial at 7 p. m. District Deputy Warren Pahl will be honored at this meeting. Lions club dinner meeting at 6:30. Tuesday, May 16— Mill City Woman’s club at home of Elaine Russell 8 p. m. City planning commission at bank conference room at 8 p. m. Chamber o f Commerce meeting at Gates Women’s clubhouse at 8 p. m. Richard Calhoun of Holidays Magazine will speak. His topic will be "Tourists and Tourist Atti tudes.” Wednesday, May 17— Santiam Rebekah lodge at hall at 8 p. m. Sponsored as a public service HILL INSURANCE AGENCY J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis Owners Phone 897-2660 Mill City, Oregon Hotel and Suite Rates Guest Bedrooms Single ..................$10 Double ............... $13 Twins ................. $14 Studio Room .. .$20 Suites — parlor, large bed room, bath, Kitchennetta .$35 to 50 Mrsea la rata et w«a S3 Mr Moe*.
