Lions-Auxiliary Officers Installed
2—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 18, 1967
Kellys Attend
Community
Mother's Weekend
Calendar of Events
Wednesday, May 17—
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
hall at 8 p. m.
Thursday, May 18—
PTA at Mill City grade
school gym. 8 p. m. Installa
tion of officers.
Jayceette meeting at Lou
ann Goffin home, 8 p. m.
Monday, May 22—
Lions club dinner meeting
at Fellowship hall, 6:30.
Wednesday, May 24—
Safety Council meeting at
Highwayman Inn. Last meet
ing until fall. Report of the
nominating committee will be
heard.
No host dinner at 7 p. m.
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day on the University of Ore
gon campus in Eugene as
guests of their son, John, for
Mother’s Day week-end. Fri
day evening they attended the
colorful Canoe Fete on the
Millrace during which the
Bitterlick Singers helped fur
nish entertainment. John also
appeared with the Mens’
Glee Club at the Mother’s
Breakfast in the Student
Union on Saturday morning.
Following a box lunch and
program in McArthur Court
at noon, the Kellys attended
an exhibition football game
on Hayward Field between
the Varsity and Alumni, won
by the former. They had din
ner at the Kappa Sigma
house, then went to the All
Campus Sing.
Sunday morning, the Kelly
family attended services at
the Central Presbyterian
Church in Eugene, visited for
a few minutes with the Don
Goodes, then headed for
home.
Later in the afternoon, they
attended the Golden Wedding
Reception for Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Budlong at the Gates
Club House, as the two men
are cousins.
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Grand Council Fire
Percy Budlongs
Lions And Auxiliary
Held Here Tuesday
Canyon Grand Council Have Installation
Honored on 50th of The Campfire
Girls was held
in the High School Gym on
under the leadership
Anniversary Sunday of May Mrs. 9 David
Barnhard, chair At Riverview Cafe
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bud-
long were honored Sunday
when their children gave a
reception, at the Gates Club
House o£ their Golden Wed
ding Anniversary.
Percy E. Budlong was born
in Salem and moved to Mill
City as a small boy where he
received his education.
Emma Hudel was born in
Mill City and received her
education in Mill City.
They were married May 12,
1917 in Salem and lived in
Mill City where he was em
ployed in a logging camp. In
1922 they moved to Salem
where he was a Hoisting
Engineer for a contractor.
Tn 1944 they moved to Idanha
where he was employed by
Paul Reynolds of the Idanha
Power Company. In 1949 they
moved to Wolf Creek where
he was a Sawmill foreman
until the mill burned down
in 1952. They moved then to
Salem where he worked as
a mill electrician until he
retired in 1960. He built a
small sawmill at Mill City
and sawed lumber and built
them a new home on part of
the land where her parents
lived. In 1964 when the house
was completed, they sold the
home in Salem which they
had owned for 35 years and
moved to Mill City.
As a hobby, Mr. Budlong
has built a small train with
a track and switch backs,
which goes about % mile up
the mountain near their home
where he often takes his
grandchildren for rides.
At the reception Sunday,
Mrs. James Budlong greeted
the guests at the door. Mrs.
Carl Budlong cut and served
the Anniversary cake, Mrs.
Richard Budlong served the
coffee and Mrs. Ralph Bud
long poured the punch. All
are daughters-in-law of the
honored couple. Claudia Bud
long, a grandaughter, passed
the guest book. The decora
tions were gold and white.
The couple have five sons
and two daughters, 20 grand
children and three great
grandchildren.
Calling during the after
noon were Mr. and Mrs. Veryl
Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Irl
Plymale, Mr. and Mrs. James
Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kadin,
Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly,
Mrs. Tena Graham, Mrs.
Zelma Ball, Stanley Ogden,
Albert Hudel, Mrs. Edith
Mason, Mike Glower, Orin
De Land, Mr. and Mrs. Otis
J. White from Woodburn, Mr.
and Mrs. Harlow White and
family from Salem, Mrs. Pearl
Geibler from Detroit and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Budlong,
Claudia and Linda, Mr. and
Mrs. James Budlong, Dennis,
Russell and Susan. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Budlong. Randv and
Patrick all of Mill Citv. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Budlong
from Stayton, Mr. and Mrs.
I Robert Budlong. Brian. Lyle.
Cliftie and Marcie Lynn of
Portland. Mrs. Clarence Costa
I from Santa Cruz. Calif., Mrs.
| Kathleen Mac Dermott and
Betty from Santa Cruz. Cal
ifornia and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
' Cherrier, Mary Ann and
I Mitchell from Medford.
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Teressa Metteer was elected
Worthy Advisor of the Order
of Rainbow for girls at the
Wednesday evening meeting
of that order.
Debbie Chance will serve
as associate worthy advisor;
Diane Metteer, charity; Dar
lene Rue, Hope and Vicki
Rush. Faith.
Installation of officers will
be May 21 at 1.30 at the IOOF
hall in Mill City. Families
of alt the girls are Invited as
well as members of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star lodges
Entertainment for the after
noon will feature Miss Vicky
Skramafsky of Corvallis. She
I is a 15 year old girl who has
been blind since birth but is
an accomplished pianist.
Crowning ceremonies will
be in charge of the Santiam
Chapter order of Demolay for
boys.
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Saturdays: 8:30 a. m. to 12:30
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sociation.
The Mill City Camp Fire
Girls are sponsored by the
Mill City Woman’s Club.
Mrs. Marie Tolbert, presi
dent of the Woman’s Club,
presented two % eampships
to Suzie Wilson and Rhonda
Meader.
Mrs. Barnhard presented the
National projects awards and
Mrs. James King of Salem,
District Director of Camp
fire girls for South Marion
County presented the mem
bership Honor awards.
The girls presented a pro
gram and showed their crafts
they had made.
Marie Tolbert
Names Committees
For Woman's Club
The Mill City Lions club1
and Auxiliary officers were I
installed at joint ceremonies
held Friday evening at The
Above are the new Lions and Lions Auxiliary officers
Riverview Cafe in Mehama.
and
the installing officers. From left to right are John
A 7:00 o’clock dinner pre
ceded the evening’s ceremon Anderson, Portland, installing officer for the Lions;
ies when John Anderson, a Maynard Smith, new Lions club president; LaDell
past district governor from Metteer, Lions Auxiliary president, and Lois Scott,
the Park Rose club in Port Salem, Auxiliary installing officer. — The Mill City
land and Mrs. Harry Scott Enterprise Photo.
from the Downtown Salem
Lions Auxiliary were install
ing officers. Mrs. Anderson ac
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Lions officers installed at
impressive candlelight cere
monies were Maynard Smith,
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president; Bill Metter, first i
vice-president; Paul Brady,
second vice-president and Ed
Davis, third vice-president;
Lee Ross, secretary-treasurer; I Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City
Clyde Richards, tail-twister;
Jim Rose, Lion Tamer and
Verne Peterman, director.
Mrs. Bill Metteer was in
stalled as president of the
Lions Auxiliary with Mrs.
Lee Ross, vice-president; Mrs.
Paul Brady, secretary and
Mrs. Mel Rambo, treasurer.
Following the installation of
officers several speeches were
made including an interest
ing one by John Andersen.
Corsages were presented to
the ladies by Mrs. Fred Berg
on behalf of the Auxiliary.
A past president’s pin was
given to Martin Hansen, re
tiring president of the Lions
club and Maynard Smith was
given his President’s pin.
Perfect attendance awards
were announced with presen
tation of the pins awarded
at the regular meeting of the
club. Lee Ross received an 18-
year pin; Don Moffatt, 14
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teer and Martin Hansen 1
in advance. Your telephone will be a wel
year.
come voice when you arrive.
Paul Brady received the
presidents appreciation award.
Little Girls' Dresses
Ada’s Needle Shop
Mrs. Marie Tolbert, presi
dent of the Mill City Woman’s
club announced her commit
tees for the year Tuesday eve
ning when that group met
at the home of Mrs. Leo
Russell.
Named on Civic Improve
ment were Mrs. Harry Ma
son, Mrs. Martin Hansen, and
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt. Home
Life, Mrs. John Swan, Mrs.
Herbert Schroeder and Mrs.
Don Carlson. Conservation,
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, Mrs.
George Davis and Mrs. Rudy
Tohl. Education, Mrs. Al Gro
ver, Mrs. Lee Ross and Mrs.
Don Sheythe. International
Affairs, Mrs. Emory Primeau,
Mrs. Clyde Rogers and Miss
Daisy Geddess. Public Affairs,
Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs. Leo
Russell and Mrs. Francis
Bodeker. Fine Arts commit
tee, Mrs. Mabie King and
Mrs. Marie Tolbert. Campfire
committee, Mrs. Sylvia Dun
can, Mrs. Helen Kimmel and
Mrs. Jack Duggan. Program
and Hospitality committee, Mrs. Pratt Visits
Mrs. Mel Rambo, Mrs. Arey
Podrabsky and Mrs. Bert Daughter at U of O
Morris.
On Mother's Weekend
Mrs. Elmer Shaw
Hosts Longtime
Friends At Her Home
Mrs. Elmer Shaw was host
ess at her home last Thurs
day for a potluck dinner. The
guests were ladies who lived
at Camp 14 and Camp 24
about 40 years ago. The group
plan to have this as an an
nual affair. The afternoon
was spent visiting and talk
ing over “old times.”
Present were Mrs. Amy
Stone of Niagara, her daugh
ter, Mrs. Winifred Marshall
of Alma, Illinois, Mrs. “Coon”
Downing and her daughter,
Mrs. Ruby Garner from Sa
lem, Mrs. Ray Roberts from
Lebanon, Mrs. Giles Wagner
and Mrs. Elmer Taylor from
Mehama. Mrs. Percy Hiatt,
Mrs. Clyde Bressler, and Mrs.
Floyd Bassett from Lyons,
Mrs. Tena Graham, Mrs. Ann
Holman, Mrs. Floyd Shepherd,
Mrs. Marie Tolbert and Mrs.
Elmer Shaw.
To Serve As Rainbow
Round Robin Club
Worthy Advisor
Has Last Party at
Ruth Tohl Home
Members of tne Round
Robin Pinochle club had their
last party of the current sea
son at the home of Ruth Tohl
Monday evening. The hostess
served a dessert before the
evening of cards.
Guest of the club for the
evening was Marge Ditter,
a former member. Receiving
high prize was Goldie Rambo,
who was fortunate enough to
get one of the beautiful cer
amic items made by Mrs.
Tohl Margarent Boroughs re
ceived pinochle prize and
Ruth Tohl received the low
prize. Mrs. Boroughs also
drew the lucky number for
the door prize, a ceramic vase
made by Mrs. Tohl.
The next party will be
September 11 at the home of
Goldie Rambo.
Mrs. Bob Pratt spent the
week-end visiting with her
daughter, Christine, who is a
freshman at the U of O.
She said she enjoyed the
many festivities planned for
the Mother’s including the
Canoe fete. Christine was one
of the worker’s on the prize
winning float in the fete.
Mrs. Pratt stayed with her
daughter at Ann Judson
house, which is sponsored by
the First Baptist Church.
They attended church serv
ices there Sunday morning.
Mr. Pratt and family came |
after his wife Sunday after-1
noon and after visiting with
Christine, the group returned
home.
Mrs. Davenport
To Present Recital
Sunday, May 21
Mrs. Eugene Davenport will
present piano and organ stu
dents in recital May 21 at
3:00 p.m. at the First Chris
tian Church, Mill City. Stu
dents participating are: Caro
lyn Kenllne, Darlene Rue,
Debra and Melody Barnhardt,
Jeri Jo Parker, Lori, Tim,
Greg and Larry Eide, Kathy
Lvness, Jim and Kathy Story,
Sharon Muise, Kathy Wright,
Kim and Richard Posekany,
Bruce St. Dennis, Kenneth
Goforth. Paul, Esther and
Earnest Freeman.
The Public is cordially in
vited to attend.
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