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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 25, 1967 Likes Local Scenery— Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phil lips, who moved here recent ly from California, spent Sun day taking in the oeautiful scenery along the Metolius river. They then went on to Sisters planning to go down Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, the McKenzie Highway but this was still closed due to snow. They returned home Teresa Metteer via the South Santiam high Ernest Schroeder's way. Mrs. Phillips said they Installed As continued to be impressed by Honored At 25th the scenery here. Millinery Club Meets At Gladys Lake Home WomasuL Paye 1,500,000 happy Mustangers can't be wrong i* * America's No. 1 fun car gives you carpeting, 3-speed stick, padded instrument panel, lots more. Come save. Rainbow Advisor GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Ern est Schroeder were surprised Saturday evening at the Gates Community Center with a celebration in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. The hall was decorated with white and silver streamers, a large bell at the door, and smaller bells in the center of the room over the refresh ment table. Pink roses en- circled a tiered white cake which was served to the guests i along with ice cream, punch and . coffee. The hosts for the 1 evening were the couple’s children and spouses, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schroeder of Siletz. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Calkins and Mr. and Mrs. David Dodge of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. John Roten, Mr. and Mrs. Extry Sarff, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Glass, Mrs. Ger- aid Sarff, Mrs. Doyle Sarff, Mrs. Ray Mills, and Mrs. Regina Horner. Teresa Metteer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Metteer was installed as Worthy Ad visor of the Order of Rain bow for Girls at ceremonies held at the lodge hall Sunday. Her father presented her with a black walnut gavel which was made by Charles Kelly, member of the Mason ic lodge. ed as Associate Worthy Ad- ed was Associate Worthy Ad visor and Diane Metteer, charity; Darlene Rue, hope, and Vicki Rush, faith. Entertainment for the af ternoon featured Miss Vicky Skramafsky, blind pianist from Corvallis. Crowning ceremonies were by Santiam Chapter Order of DeMolay for Boys at Stayton. Patricia Moore, outgoing Worthy advisor was present ed her white bible by Teresa Metteer. Two awards were given Sunday afternoon with Lyn- ette Parker receiving the Worthy Matron’s achievement trophy. The selection for this was made by the Rainbow board. Teresa Metteer received the Mother Advisor’s trophy with the Rainbow Girls making the selection. Mrs. Bill Metteer has been serving as Mother Advisor for the girls. Colors used in the hall and the dining room were those selected by Miss Metteer, la vender and white. Refresh ments were furnished by members of the Eastern Star and the Rainbow Board. Garden Club To They bought the original and still lowest priced sports car with bucket seats...the one with top resale value, too...Mustang! wZM m I lO Anniversary Saturday Furnish Flowers for Memorial Day Service Members of the Mill City Garden club are asked to meet Monday, May 29 at 10 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Harlan, 235 S. E. Kingwood, to prepare the flowers for the Memorial Day service to be held at the Mill City Bridge during the Whitewater Chal lenge. Bring shears, fresh flowers and a sack lunch. Flowers will be dropped from a plane into the river during the Memorial service. ___ gifti .0.8. Detroit Manufacturer’s suggettad retail price (or Mustang Hardtop. Destination chargee, etale and local t»xM and faea. If any, not included. Options such es whitswells, extra cost. See your local Ford Dealer lor his selling price. See your Eager Beaver Ford Dealer Philippi Motor Company ★ Mrs. Van Nuys Stay ton, Oregon CLASS OF 1967 ★ 8:00 P.M. Processional................................. High School Band “Pomp and Circumstance” — Elgar Spencer Hillesland, Director Invocation................................. Mr. James C. Murray Pastor, Presbyterian Church Salutatory Address . Washington Post March High School Band Introduction of Speaker William E. Lewellen Sandra Cooper Commencement Address . . . Dr. Dan Poling Dean of Men, Oregon State University Presentation of Awards . . Principal Burton B. Boroughs Clarinet Solo ValeiUctory Address Nancy Cogar Presentation of Diplomas Dave Bamhardt Chairman, Board of Education Rece wional......................................... High School Band ★ ★ Baldwin’s 351 3rd Phone 769-2926 Stayton, Oregon MEHAMA — Mrs. Joseph Spencer, Mrs. Oren Small, Mrs. Orval Bilyeu and Mrs. B. L. Kirsch were hostesses for the meeting of the Me hama Women’s Club Thurs day evening, May 18 at the fire hall. A group calling themselves the Shot Tamales gave a short program of musical numbers and Ray mond Spencer sang a couple of solos accompanied by his sister, Marilyn, at the piano. The business meeting was presided over by the presi dent Mrs. Betty Wagner who also led in the flag salute. Mrs. Raymond Branch gave a report on the Marion Coun ty Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting which was held in Salem recently. Delegates from the Mehama club attend ing the meeting were Mrs. Branch, Mrs. Lilly Wolfkiel and Mrs. Jennie Moe. Mrs. Ed Castle read a report from the Girl Scouts telling of their activities during the year. The members were asked to be thinking about new proj ects for the club to take up when the meetings start again in the Fall. After the meeting the host esses served refreshments to the twenty members and guests present for the eve ning. Santiam Newcomers Meet At Gates Local Folks Attend Wedding in Salem Mrs. Eidon Hutchinson and Vernon were in Salem Satur day to attend the wedding of Miss Yvonne LaDuke and Jerry Camponnette at 3 o’ clock at the First Christian church. A reception followed the ceremony in the church social rooms and a buffet supper was served later at the La- Duke home. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas La- Duke of Salem. The bride’s father is a former resident of Mill City. The groom is from Boston and has been employed in Salem. He is now being transferred t o California where the young couple will be at home. Mrs. Allan Warde of Salem was one of the bridesmaids. The Santiam Newcomers group held its monthly social Community potluck meeting at the Gates Community center Wednes-; day, May 17. The clubroom [ was gaily decorated with dog Calendar of Events wood, lilac and Scotch broom. Hosts for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Archer, Wednesday, May 24— Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell and Order of Rainbow for Girls Mr. and Mrs. Bill Datz. Besides the hosts, the fol at hall. 7:30. lowing were in attendance: Safety Council Meeting at Mrs. Flossie Evans, Mr. and Highwayman Inn. No-host Mrs. Howard Flecher, Mrs. dinner at 7:00 p. m. Last Vivian Kealen, Mr. and Mrs. meeting until fall. Ralph Knight, Mrs. Ruth Mc Lions Club Auxiliary meet Combs, Mrs. Ernestine Mc- Lenon, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ing at home of LaDell Met Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde teer at 8 p. m. Phillips, and James Trues Thursday, May 25— dale. A supper was served fol IOOF lodge at hall at 8 p. m. lowed by several games of cards. Sponsored as a public service The door prizes were won by Mrs. Ruth McCombs and Herbert Peck. Because of many other ac tivities, it was decided to sus pend meetings for the months of June, July and August. Prior to the September meet J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis ing, members will be notified Owners that the next meeting will be Phone 897-2660 Wednesday, September 20, un less for some unavoidable Mill City, Oregon reason another date has to be set. HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Seniors of Santiam and Detroit - Idanha High Auxiliary Board Schools. May you succeed in your chosen field The home of Mrs. Tressa Van Nuys in Stayton was of endeavor. We wish you every success. DETROIT-IDANHA GRADUATES OF 1967 •Rudy W. Thornton George B. Maki Raymond A. Martin David E. Michaelson Reba L. Miller Judy K. Roth Ronald N. Thomasson Linda S. Tompkins National Honor Society Member ★ ★ ★ Commencement Friday, May 26th Mozart Concerto 107 .... Fay LaMunyan Mehama Women's Club Holds Last Meeting For Season Hosts Hospital Commencement Friday, May 26th ★ Attend Convention Leslie Fay LaMunyan Roger Morse Learning Gary Lee Meuser Patrick William Moore Patrick Timothy O’Neil Sharon Lee Robertson Melody Ann Rosamond Geraldine Marie Ruby Katherine Frances Sawyer Elaine Ruth Stafford Kathleen Marie Story Frank Arlo Tuers Toni Jo Walter Paul Ludwig Warde Shirley Nadine Willis Nell e Ethel Wilson I’at Douglas Worley Charlotte Elaine Ziebert Phone 769-2117 SANTIAM GRADUATES OF 1967 ★ And Auxiliary Several members of the Mill City Lions Club and Auxiliary attended the 43rd state convention which was held May 18-20 at Medford, Of interest to many who have purchased the Lions White Canes was the an- nouncement that over $23,000 was collected for sight con servation from this project alone in the State of Oregon. The Mill City club donated $125 to the project. There were about 1,800 Lions and ladies present for the convention which opened with a western barbecue on Thursday evening. Theme for the meeting was “Fun in the Sun.” The con vention will be held at Eu- ' gene next year. Going from here were i Mr. Mrs. Martin Hansen, Mr. Mrs. Maynard Smith, Mr. Mrs. Lee Ross and Mrs. Martin Hansen. 1064 First Street Verlyn Paul Acmi, Jr. Sandra Jean Bartow- Craig Roy Carpenter Nancy Jane Cogar Sandra Kay Cooper Lyle Wesley Cutsforth Lindsey Thomas Davenport Denn's Dean Davidson Patricia N aderti Eastwood Rateila Louise Emerson Done Ida Ruth Flatman Earnest Lee Freeman Harland Otis Goodrich Donna Lee Griffith Lorena Marie Harmon Mary Susann Heller Carlton Leslie Herron Kathieen Diane Kelle Kenneth Andrew- Kindred Mill City Lions Phone 897-2772 Mrs. Cecil Lake was hostess at her home Monday for her Millinery club. Mrs. Elsie Völkel was co-hostess. The group of ladies were at one time all members of a millinery class and since that time they formed a club and meet once a month for a cov ered dish luncheon and an informal afternoon. The instructor of the class was Mrs. Julia Inglis, who now lives in Seattle, She came to Mill City Monday to be a special guest. Present were Mrs. Inglis, Mrs. Bertha Holman, Mrs. Nellie Ruhl, Mrs. Winnie Smith, Mrs. June Moen, Mrs. Edith Shantz, Mrs. Helen Gillespie, all of Salem and Mrs. Völkel and Mrs. Lake. 8:00 P.M. ProcessionaJ - . . . Detroit School Band (Pomp and Circumstance) Invocation........................................... Rev. Harold Roth (Pa tor Idanha Community Church) Salutatorian ------ David Michaelson "No Man Is An Island" - Detroit School Chorus Introduction of Speaker - - Francis H. Dummer (Superintendent of Detroit Schools) Commencement Address .... Henry Tetz (Oregon College of Education) 'One God”.................................. Detroit School Chorus Presentation of Awards - - Francis H. Dummer Valedictorian.......................................... Rudy Thornton Presentation of Graduating Class-Francis H. Dummer Presentation of Diplomas ... Robert Young (Chai:man Detroit Board of Education) Benediction................................ Rev. Ronald Faust (Pastor Detroit Community Church) Recessional.............................. Detroit Schoo' Band the setting for the no-host luncheon on Friday for the members of the Auxiliary Board of the Santiam Memo rial Hospital. Nineteen mem bers were present. The date for the Silver Tea and Style Show has been set for Wednesday, June 28, the hours of 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Mrs. Rex Kimsey has offered the use of her lovely garden four miles east of Stayton for this coming event. Fashions will be shown by Hagen’s of Stayton. Due to lack of sufficient public interest the Auxiliary voted there would be no Country Supper this fall. The June Tea and Fashion Show will replace the fall project. The new O.B. Lamp will be paid for by the Auxiliary. A Certificate of Achieve ment was awarded the Aux iliary for their work on the Cancer Crusade. Thursday June 1st has been set for a day to tie quilts at Mehama. There will be pot luck dinner at noon. The quilts are to be sold at the Hospital Rummage sale which opens on June 1st in Stayton. Mrs. June K. Bartow is the chairman of the sale. "More than ]\/[emorial an end to war, we want an end to the beginnings of all wars.” JtStnoi^Jack»on Day Dinntr—PotUuunoutly, April U, 1)41 Hill Insurance Agency J. C. KIMMEL BUD DAVIS, Owners Phone 897-2660 *"• ] TH« T« AVILABA MSURANC« COMPAMCB Why Don’t You Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise J Nor«»«. O mn H w I
