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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1967 Jehovah's Witnesses To Hold Circuit The fall circuit assembly of 16 congregations of Jehovah’« Witnesses from the mid-Wil- lamette valley and coastal towns will be held October 13-15 at Albany Union High school, according to John Woodcock, local presiding presiding minister. The three-day seminar, sponsored by the Watchtow er Bible and Tract Society of New York, will open Friday evening at 6:45 and run through Sunday afternoon. Some 1200 delegates are ex pected to attend. Chairman and principal speaker for the convention is A. B. Stutler of the Brooklyn, N. Y. world head quarters of Jehovah’s Wit nesses, who will deliver the featured public address, “Will God Intervene in Men’s Affairs?" on Sunday, October 15, at 3 p. m. Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Coming soon on radio... | Proof that a Dog's Life isn't so bad after all Friday, September 22 ALBANY -KRKT 12:20 P.M. ALBANY - KWIL 4:35 P. M. STORIES OF PACIFIC POWERLAND told by Nelson Olmsted By Janet Lewis Santiam Ripples By Judy Boroughs The first Student Council meeting of the 1967-68 school year was brought to order by Jack Johnson on Septem ber 12. The meeting consisted mostly cf passing Activity Sheets and nominations for Vice President of the Student Body. The first dance of the year will De after a game Septem ber 22, put on by the Honor Society. Other dates for af ter game dances are Septem ber 29, October 13, January 20, and the Homecoming Dance October 20. Then af ter a short discussion on who should have the Football and Basketball Program sales it was voted that G. A. A. would have Football and Varsity S Basketball. Considering that the Vice President of the Student Body moved recently the Student Body will elect a new one this fall. The Stud ent council nominated Alan Muise while Dwayne Rosa mond and Linn Stafford were nominated at the General Student Body Assembly on Friday. In the coming weeks to follow there will be Cam paign speeches during the noon hour and the election will be held on September 22. The Freshmen elected class officers last week and they are President Rick Posekany and Vice President Gary Richards. These two were the only cnes elected because of a lack of time. The rest will be elected in their next class meeting Mrs. L/>la Henness and her cousin, Mrs. Lanor Wiege called on Mrs. Lang Stafford Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Stafford had not seen Mrs. Goldie Rambo, Woman $ Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Wiege for about 40 years. * They had been former neigh bors. Bill Walker and Joseph Sixth Grade Camp Bid or Bunch Club McGalliard of Eugene were dinner guests of Mrs. Stafford Fire Girls Elect Members Have Run on Sunday. Mrs. Sylvia Dun can and Mrs. Bessie Bassett On 1500 Hands New Officers called Sunday afternoon. Miss Olive Sherman and The Na-Wi-Ka Camp Fire Edna Lady entertained Herba Scott are being visited Group held their first meet members of the Bid or Bunch by Mrs. Pat McHugh of Tor ing of the fall term Monday pinochle club at her home rence, Calif., for a week. after school. Miss Debbie Chance, daugh Monday evening, serving a Mrs. Chris Barker was no After this week the meet ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth dessert before the four tables tified Monday morning of the ings will be held on Wednes Chance was installed Worthy of cards were in play. death of her grandson, James days from 3:15 until 4:45 p.m. Advisor of Marilyn Assem It was 1500 night with Dell Marquez in San Pedro, New officers elected for the bly No. 60, Rainbow for Girls Edna Lady and Hattie Fend Calif., in an auto accident. first term were Jean Brady, for the Fall term Sunday af and Elsie Ohmart and Susie Mr. Marquez was a member president; Jackie Smith, vice ternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the Stewart, partners for these of the Coast Guard. Mrs. exciting hands. president and scribe; Cheryle IOOF hall. Barker left immediately for Guests for the evening Portland to be with his par Lawrence, secretary; Diane Officers elected to serve Wills, treasurer. with Miss Chance are Dar were Bobbi Budlong, Jean ents. Refreshments and games lene Rue, Associate Worthy Rosamond and Joyce Trout, Mr. and Mrs. James Sarff were enjoyed by the girls Advisor; Vickie Rush, Char with Bobbi winning pinochle, and family left Friday for after the business meeting. ity; Shirley Stone, Hope; Es Linda Bastuscheck low and New York where they will The new guardian for the ther Freeman, Faith; Lynette Hattie Fencl received the make their home. group is Mrs. Barbara Pen Parker, Recorder and Trishia high prize. Richard and Roger Wilson Following the social even of Eugene are entering the rose with Mrs. Paul Brady Moore, Treasurer. as assistant guardian. Appointive officers are ing a business meeting was U of O as freshmen while Those at Mondays meeting Drill Leader, Teresa Metteer; called for the purpose of Ronald Wilson begins his were Cindy Bethel, Jean Love, Jeri Jo Parker; Relig election officers for the year. Junior year. The Wilson Brady, Cheryl Lawrence, Col- ion, Sonia Martin; Nature, Rilla Schaffer was elected boys are grandsons of Mr. een Linn, Rosemarie Savage, Diana Blackburn; Immortal president and Esther Cline, and Mrs Harold Wilson. Miss Jackie Smith, Karen Warde, ity, Vickie Moore; Fidelity, secretary-treasurer. Nellie Wilson, daughter of The October 2 meeting Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wilson Diane Wills, Susy Wilson and Jenny Chance; Patriotism, the leaders. Toni Newberg; Service, Nancy will be held at the home of will also begin her freshman Harris; Confidential Observ Edna Gordon. year at the University. er; Christine Ohrt; and mu Mrs. Irene Paulin of Phoe sician, Sharon Muise. Acting Extension Unit to nix, Ariz., is staying in Gates Mother Advisor is Mrs. Don Portland Symphony while visiting a married Carlson. daughter in Detroit. Mrs. Start Fall Meetings Installing officers were: I Now Oregon Paullin, Mrs. Ellen Rust and Teresa Metteer, retiring Wor Mrs. June Barker attended Thursday Morning thy Advisor, and Past Wor Symphony the dinner at the Catholic GATES—The Santiam Can thy Advisors, Janis Jacob church in Jordan. About 2,000 yon Home Extension unit son, Marshall; Lynette Park It’s no longer the Portland people were present. will begin this year’s meet er, Chaplain; Trishia Moore, Symphony Society — it’s the Tim 3, and Lori Carpenter, ings with a Get Acquainted Recorder; and Mrs. Donald Oregon Symphony Sociey. 4, children of Mr. and Mrs. The official change in name Monte Carpenter, were slight meeting Thursday, Septem Sheythe, musician. ber 28 at 10 a. m. All resi Members of the advisory for the organization which ly injured last Wednesday dents in the area are invited board are Janeta Huckeby, sponsorns the state’s only when the car rolled back to attend. An explanation of Gordette Garton, Marilee Ly- professional symphony or wards down the driveway Home Extension and forth ness. Dale Scharff, Walter chestra was approved at a until stopped by trees. Rod coming programs will be giv Kay, Verne Clark, John Ro- meeting of the board of di ney Carpenter had the cast rectors in mid-August. en. The meeting will be held ten and Leo Russell. removed from his arm after The Crowning ceremonies The reasons behind the nine weeks. at the Gates Clubhouse. For more information any were by Santiam Chapter, change were explained by Mrs. Glenn Henness and Community one interested in attending Order of DeMolay, under the William W. Wyse, president Mrs. Lanor Wiege, a cousin, may phone Mrs. Virgil Lewis direction of Ray Hopper, Dad of the association. “For sev visiting from Canada, visited eral years, the orchestra has Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henness Advisor. at 897-2131. Calendar of Events Following crowning cere been changing from an organ in Albany and Mr. and Mrs. monies, the DeMolay Boys ization that primarily served Roy Taylor in Dallas Friday. presented Debbie with a De Portland to one serving the Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henness Mrs. Julian Hosts Molay teddy bear. entire state. For example last had dinner at the Glenn Hen Wednesday, Sept. 20— Lyons Garden Club Introduced were Teresa season the orchestra played ness’ Sunday. Santiam Rebekah lodge at LYONS—Mrs. Glen Julian Metteer, past grand nature of 16 concerts in 11 cities out Mrs. Ed Kadin visited her hall at 8 p. m. was hostess for the first fall the International Order of side Portland — in The Dall daughter, Mrs. Judy Conrad Jaycees at hall 8 p. m. meeting of the Lyons Garden Rainbow for Girls; Trishia es, Salem, Eugene, Corval and two boys in Portland last Thursday, Sept. 21— club at her home September Moore, grand representative lis, Bend, Roseburg, Grants Wednesday. at home of Shir 13. to Maryland in Oregon; past Pass, McMinnville, Coos Bay, O ri n DeLand returned ley Jayceettes Hoover, 8 Mrs. Hugh Johnston pre worthy advisors, Janice Ja Medford and LaGrande. from an extended trip to Ne PTA at Mill p. m. City Grade sided over the meeting due to cobson, Lynette Parker, “These appearances were braska and New York to visit the absence of the president, Juanita Morgan, Trishia very successful and will be his children. He is presently School at 8 p. m. Mrs. Elmer Taylor. Plans Moore, and Teresa Metteer, continued this year. Also, for staying with Mr. and Mrs. Monday, Sept. 25— were discussed for the pro Junior Past Worthy Advisor; the first time the orchestra Ed Kadin. Lions club dinner meeting gram for the balance of the Agnes Carlson, past mother will give youth concerts out Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cupps at Fellowship hall 6:30. year. The October meeting advisor and Merle Garton, side Portland; this has been and children of Roseburg will be held on the 11th with Rainbow Dad. one of our most successful have moved into the former Sponsored as a pubHc service Mrs. Mike Fink and Mrs. Debbie introduced her par programs.” Gale Glass place. Clyde Bressler as hostesses ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. Wyse pointed out that Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evans with the meeting place to be Chance; her sister, Jenny the association has recently recently moved to the former made known later. The Hal Chance; her grandparents, engaged an educational con Bill Barton place. A surprise lowe’en theme will be car Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Uhrine of sultant and has set up a staff housewarming for the Evans’ ried out with each one to Auburn Wn., her uncle and to enlarge the services of Saturday night was attended bring a Hallowe’en arrange aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William the association to educational by Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, ment. Plans were also dis Hoffman and her cousin institutions throughout Ore Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gabriel, J. C. Kimmel * Bud Davis cussed for the November Kathy, all of Salem. gon. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dennis, Owners meeting with the time and Debbie was presented a ga The Oregon symphony is Mr. and Mrs. Merle Stewart, place and program to be an vel by her father. one of the first in the nation Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sharp Phone 897-2660 nounced later. Acting Mother Advisor Mrs. to become a truly regional or and Ollie Knutson. Mill City, Oregon Mrs. Ralph Downer was Donald Carlson presented ganization. elected vice president to fill the Rainbow Bible to Teresa The Oregon Symphony out the remainder of the Metteer. She also presented was formed in 1911, although year and the door prize was Service Bars to Lynette Park an orchestral society had won by Mrs. Hugh Johnston. er, Trishia Moore, Teresa been organized in Portland in Cake and ice cream were ser Metteer, Debbie Chance, Dar 1875. The conductor since ved by the hostess, Mrs. Jul lene Rue, Esther Freeman, 1942 has been Jacques Sing ian. Christine Ohrt, Vickie Rush, er. Members later visited the Diane Blackburn, Jenny beautiful gardens at the Chance. Sharon Muise and I homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charl Jeri Jo Parker. Mrs. Benton Honored es Cruson, Mr. and Mrs. The Mother Advisor’s tro- Ralph Downer, and Mr. and hy was presented by Mrs. At Stork Shower Mrs. Otto Weidman. Donald Carlson to Trishia. IDANHA—A stork shower Attending were Mmes. This trophy is given to the Charles Cruson, Ralph Down outstanding Rainbow Girl and honoring Mrs. M. J. (Sandy) er, Floyd Bassett. Harley she is selected by the girls Benton was held in the social room at the Idanha Fire Scott, Hugh Johnston. Otto by secret ballot. Weidman, Percy Hiatt, Clyde The rotating trophy which Hall Friday evening. Hostesses were her sister- Bressler. Chester Riggs. F. is given to the outstanding Crust. Gladys Nygaard. Ka girl picket! by the board was in-law. Mrs. Dallas (Sarah) thy Neal and Mrs. Leland prest nted to Trishia Moore Benton, Mrs. Glenn (Bea) Manning were guests of the by Rainbow Dad Garton. The Stormer, and Mrs. Robert Setting afternoon. girls' name is engraved on (Marchia) Guerin the trophy and she keeps it the stage for the event was floral arrangements on the Lora Mason Entertains for one term. Miss Chance presented gifts gift table centered with a “stork.” Round Robin Club at to her installing officers. Miss Linda Budlong pas Following the opening of refreshments were Her Salem Home sed the guest book and Miss gifts Following “dinner out" at Karen Davis gave a dance served to the honored guest, Sandy Benton, Beverly a Salem restaurant, members number for entertainment. of the Round Robin Pinochle Refreshments were served Broach, Anna Broach, Caro club were entertained with an by Marilvn Chapter No. 145 lyn Gardner, Pearl Hamilton, evening of cards at the home OES with Mrs. Elsie Völkel Opal I.eming, Carrie Storey, of Lora Mason in Salem. and Mrs. William Lyness as Pam Hopson. Thelma Smith. Guests for the evening co-chairmen of the committee. Elaine Hopson, and the host- Ask us about Travelers automobile insurance. were Wilma Moore and Lora The assembly room and essec. Mason, a former club mem dining room were decorated ber, who was substituting for in Debbie’s colors, green and on and Teresa Geister from Portlana; Mr. and Mrs. Wil Ruth Tohl. as well as doing white. the entertaining. Presiding at the coffee liam Hoffman and Kathy. Sa Mrs. Moore received the urn was her aunt. Mrs. Wil lem; Mr and Mrs R. V. Uh high prize with Margaret liam Hoffman of Salem; rine, Auburn. Wn.; Mr. and Boroughs receiving pinochle serving the punch was her Mrs. James Holly. Salem: and Marie Stewart, low. cousin. Miss Le Ann Lay of Gloria Geister. Portland; Mr. J. C. KIMMEL — BUD DAVIS, Owners At the close of the evening Monmouth and serving the and Mrs. Bruce Chance. Shir of cards. Mrs. Mason served cake was Miss Gloria Geister ley, Linda and Judith. Al Phone 897-2660 bany; Grant Speer, Aums a dessert to the 12 ladies and of Portland, also a cousin. to a cousin who was visiting Out-of-town guests attend ville; Ray Hopper. Stayton; her from California. ing were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ken Burger, Scio; Greg Ray, The next party will be on Chance of Albany; Peggy Aumsville; Cecilia Beitel, of held at the home of Goldie Lay. 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