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‘¿—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1968 fyJwuirií. PaCfß. you doirt have to SCRATCH Lrt « 5 k ■ b V for it when s, —-you use the Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 aj WTTADS Executive Suites for the businessman and the family Father-Daughter Santiam Valley Dinner Planned by Grange Makes A Visitation Feb. 10 Camp Fire Girls Û PHOENIX ARIZONA Executive Suites with full Kitchenettes. Separate living room. Completely furnished. New and ultra-modern. Controlled air-conditioning and heating. Landscaped patios. Heated Swimming pool. Shuffleboard courts. Near downtown, restaurants and shops. Special rate only 312.50, double Try us and see! Tele: (602) 273-7303 i Qaytorô APARTMENT MOTEL 3547 East Van Buren (U.S. 60, 70, 80, 89) PHOENIZ, ARIZ. 85008 Rebekahs Appoint Committees at Evening Meeting Committees for the year were appointed at the regular meeting of Santiam Rebekah lodge Wednesday evening. Other elections and appoint ments were also made at the meeting presided over by Blanche Syverson. Plans were made for the March 6 meeting when the president of the Rebekah As- sembly of Oregon will pay her official visit. Appointed to serve on the finance committee were Ada Plymale, Mildred Carr and Juanita Emmerson; Publicity, Antonia Thomas and Ann Primeau; Floral, Mildred Carr, Antonia Thomas and Alta Bodeker; Welcome, Ida Fleet wood, Lettie Swan and Juani ta Emmerson. Carmen Barnhardt was elected drill captain and An tonia Thomas, degree captain. Trustees elected were Ann Primeau for a three year term; Carmen Barnhardt for a two year term to fill the va cancy created when Frances McCarley moved from the city. „ . Ann Primeau was installed as recording secretary by Car men Barnhardt acting as the installing officer. Daisy Geddes was again back to lodge after an absence of almost seven months due to illness. Irene Lewin, retiring noble grand presented each of her officers for the past year at tractive gifts of paper weights which she had made. Refreshments were served later in the evening from tables beautifully decorated in the Valentine motif by Blanche Syverson. Mrs. Bodeker Hosts Women's Group party line ...the people on it Good party line neighbors use the tele phone sharingly, space calls, keep con versations reasonably brief. And they hang up carefully. Isn't that your kind of party line? Or shouldn’t it be? Valley Telephone Co. Serving Mill City, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner LYONS—Mrs. Alex Bodek er was hostess for the meet ing of the Womens Society of Christian Service held in the Tuesday afternoon February fireplace room of the church 6, with Mrs. Lenard Cruson presiding due to the absence of Mrs. Ethel Huffman. The meeting opened with devo tions by Mrs. Freda Grug. ett. A favorable report was heard from the results of the tamale sale and supper. A discussion was held on the Birthday luncheon to be held some time in April, date to be made known later. A discussion was also held on various things for the coming months. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Bodeker served refreshments to Mmes. Len ard Cruson. Glen Julian, Clyde Bressler, Paul Pennington, Harold Hawthorne, Chester Riggs, Van Prichard, E. L. Roye, Mrs. Freda Grugett and Miss Lula Cory. Mill City Fifth Grade Has Field Trip Under-Insured 7 Not If you're under The Travelers umbrella. Cal us for details about this modem homeowners In surance. We’ll help you make sure your house Is protected to the full extent of its present day value. Hill Insurance Agency J. C. Kimmel - Bud I>avis, Owners Phone «97-26(50 Mill City, Oregon I,YONS — Santiam Valley A meeting of the Canyon Grange members visited Camp Fire Leaders was held Crowfoot grange Saturday recently at the home of Mrs. night, February 10 for their Bill Shepherd. Main item on the agenda was the Father visitation night with 30 mem daughter dinner which is be bers present. All officers were ing planned by the leaders present but two. There were members present from six and the Camp Fire girls. Granges. This is an annual event and Master of cermonies was The Annual Masonic-East-....... will be held March 1 at the ern Star banquet was held at' Mi'll City grade school gym. John Shafer, master of San the IOOF hall Saturday ev-1 Theme for this year’s dinner tiam Valley, who presented Mrs. Georgia Hays Lecturer ening. 'ru„ The turkey j, dinner was is ,,power Time”. prepared by the Rainbow Preliminary plans were al and Thurman Smith in charge Mother’s club with Mrs. Max so started on the Grand Coun of the program. Mr. Smith ine Rue as chairman. Rain cil Fire which is scheduled was moderator, representing a news reporter; Lloyd Sletto bow Girls did the serving. for May. There are seven Camp Fire as a reporter from Washing Mayor Veryl Hoover was Master of Ceremonies. Rev. and Bluebird groups this ton D. C. on agriculture; El Charles Fultz, minister of the year and they have been busy mer Taylor a politician re Mill City Christian church sending get-well cards, which presenting Senator Cous. held gave the invocation. George they have made, to communi a press conference, Giles Wag Duncan, Sr., Stayton was the ty members. They have also ner, also a politician on busi guest speaker, speaking on sent cards to shut-ins which ness affairs. Mr. Smith gave recipients say they appreciate nut pack cards to those tak- the “Courts of Oregon." <ng part on “How People re very much. The evening’s entertain This part of Community spond to education on evils of ment was a dance routine by service has also given the •obacco and picket parades Nancy Lalack, Jerri Jo Park girls much enjoyment and sat and status quo of business er and Sonja Martin; Alan isfaction. men”. Mrs, Thurman Smith Yankus sang “Release Me” and Following the recent lead •ang “Some Where Ther’s a “Walk on By,” accompanied ers meeting Mrs. James King, valley” and “How Great Thou by Jeff Richards; Karen Da South Marion district direct \rt”. Mr. Smith gave a read- vis gave a dance routine and or, gave some training tips to ng, “Dangerous Dan Mc- Alan Yankus on the i guitar the leaders on making group "’-rew”. and Jeff Richards on ] piano, meetings more fun and in There were a number of played “Dreaming” a piece formative for the girls. 'tber members taking part in they composed. Leaders attending the meet be interesting program. Introduced were Mr. and ing were Mrs. Shirley Sharp, Mrs. George Duncan of Stay- Mrs. Phyllis Ricketts, Mrs. ton. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Bill Shepherd, Mrs. Rachel Fultz; Verne Clark, WM of Music, Mrs. Fred Krecklow, Community Mill City Lodge 180 AF&AM, Mrs. Don Jenkins, Mrs. Melba and his wife; Mr. and Mrs. Al Gallion, Mrs. Barbara Pen Yankus, Worthy Patron and rose, Mrs. Paul Brady, Mrs. Worthy Matron of Marilyn Roger Mink, Mrs. Dave Barn Calendar of Events Chapter No. 145 OES, and hardt and Mrs. Ray Shelton Darlene Rue, Worthy Advis- who came down from Marion Wednesday, February 14— or of Marilyn Assembly Ord Forks. Annual Valentine Rainbow er of Rainbow for Girls; Patri Father and Daughter Banquet cia Moore, Grand Representa tive to Maryland, Order of Charles Kellys Attend at IOOF hall 6 P. M. Regular Rainbow for Girls; Mrs. Don meeting of Rainbow girls to ald Carlson, Mother Advisor Postmaster Conference follow banquet. of Rainbow for Girls and her Garden Club Silver Tea at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kel the home of Isabel Heller. 1:30 husband, Donald B. Carlson. Also introduced were Mr. ly were in Portland from Mon P. M. and Mrs. Lawrence Walworth day until Thursday of last Thursday, February 15— of Salem. He was celebrating week attending the Mid-Win PTA at Mill City Grade his 83rd birthday, and Bert ter Conference of the Oregon Morris was celebrating his Chapter of the National As school. Doris Williams in 87th birthday. The group sang sociation of Postmasters. Mr. charge of program. “Happy Birthday” to the two Kelly served on a panel deal Jayceettes at home of Laura gentlemen. Mr. Walworth is ing with “Complaints.” The Wilson, 8 p. m. a Past Patron of Marilyn affair, held at the Hilton Ho Saturday, February 17— tel, drew postmasters and Chapter. Basketball game. Scio here. their husbands or wives from One hundred attended the all over the State of Oregon. Monday, February 19— dinner. Flying out from Wash., D. Lions club dinner meeting C., to speak at the main ban at Fellowship hall 6:30. quet and to conduct conferen A. F. & A. M. meeting at Mrs. Bassett Hosts ces for the group was Thomas lodge hall 8 p. m. P. Costin, Jr. of Lynn, Mass., Round Robin pinochle club Card Club Feb. 7 who is president of NAPUS. at home of Lou MacGregor. Vice-president Tom Sawyer LYONS — Members of the of Sheridan. Wyo., was speak Bid or Bunch pinochle club Wednesday afternoon card er at the final evening’s ban- at home of Suzy Stewart. 7:30. club held their party at the quet. Tuesday, February 20— home of Mrs. Floyd Bassett. Others attending the sess- Women’s club meeting at A one thirty dessert luncheon ion from this locality includ- the home of Helen Kimmel. preceded the playing of 500. ed Quincy Smith of Idanha, High score was held by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fair of Stay Sponsored as a public service Ruth Lyons, second high by ton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dough Mrs. Arthur Olmstead and erty of Aumsville, Mrs. Clara low by Mrs. Andrew Sieg. Neal of Sublimity, and Mrs. Others attending were Mmes. Joe Johnson of Lyons. Earl Allen, Sam Bridges. Per cy Hiatt, John Kunkle, Oral Williams, Oscar Naue, Earl J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis Hellemn, Truman Tibbits, Owners Gladys Nygaard, Eulalia Ly ons, Hazel Lewis, Veronica Phone 897-2660 Koener, Leota Worden, Laura Mill City, Oregon Neal and Miss Zeta Prichard, i George Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ragsdale, Sr. are announcing the en Speaks at Mason- gagement of their daughter, Miss Carol Ann Ragsdale to Donald Lowell Cree, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell O. Cree Star Banquet Ragsdale—Cree Engagement Told all of Mill City. Miss Ragsdale graduated from Santiam High School in 1965 and is now a junior at Oregon College of Education. Mr. Cree graduated from Santiam High School in 1959, attended Wenatchee Valley Junior College and Oregon College of Education. He is now self employed in the tim ber industry. No date has been set for the wedding. Santiam Hospital Auxiliary to Have Luncheon Thursday The Santiam Memorial Hos pital Auxiliary will have their annual luncheon Thursday, February 15 at 12:30 at the Calvary Lutheran Church in Stayton. The Church is locat ed at the corner of Fern Ridge Road and First Avenue. There will be installation of officers, various awards giv en, reports and a talk by hos pital board chairman, Don Moffatt. The Regis Girls Chorus will furnish the entertainment. The luncheon is open to the interested public and tickets may be purchased at the door or Mill City residents may se cure them from Mrs. J. C. Kimmel or Mrs. Arlo Tuers. Marilyn Chapter Hosts Dist. Meet The District meeting of Marilyn Chapter No. 145, Vic toria Chaper No. 76, Turner, and Acacia Chapter No. 63, Stayton was held in Mill City Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Presiding officers were Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus from Marilyn Chapter; Mrs. Miscel- la Simpson and Hugh Webb from Victoria Chapter, and Mrs. Betty Griffith and Charles Hecht from Acacia. Escorted and introduced were Mrs. Laurie Woodard, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon; Mrs. Merle Lamar, Grand Committee member of the In ternational Temple fund of the General Grand Chapter and also a Past Grand Matron, Mrs. Veda Barker, Grand Martha. Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Grand Committee Member, Mrs. Hazel Elliott, Grand Re presentative to New Bruns- wisk in Oregon; Miss Wilene Wipper, Grand Representa tive to South Dakota in Ore- eon: Mrs. Iris Landon, Grand Representative to West Vir ginia in Oregon and three Worthy Matrons and four Worthv Patrons. Marilyn Chapter opened the Chapter, close the Chap ter and presided over Good of the Order. Victoria Chapter escorted and introduced and ballotted. Acacia Chapter had the degrees. The Worthy Grand Matron was honored with a degree and presented a bouquet of American Beauty roses and a gift of money. The Worthv Grand Patron was presented an ‘ owl’’ hank with a gift of monev. Each spoke briefly. Following the meeting re freshments were served with three from each chapter on the committe. There were 100 at the meeting. Preceding the meeting about 40 attended a dinner which was prepared and serv ed by Grant’s. Mill City fifth-grade class es visited places of interest in Salem on Thursday, February 1. The 39 students were ac companied by Mrs. Leo Car penter. Mrs. Roger Mink, Mrs. Lenthcl Ragsdale, Carl Schaf er, and Mrs. Don Williams. At 9:20 the group visited the Oregon State Library. Sever al of the 6 floors of books were seen. Next the Salem Police De partment was toured. The group compared It with what they had learned from Of- ficer Les White about the Mill City Police Department. The only difference they found was the number of employees at each department. Lunch was eaten at the Cat Cavern. Matthews Hall. Wil lamette University. Albert Fedje. Director of Admissions, arranged two tours. The stu dents had an opportunity to ask questions about college classes and life. Finally the group visited Salem General Hospital where they saw a 3-dav old baby in an incubator The children asked the nurses questions over cookies and punch. Bus driver Tom Morris de livered an exhausted bus load of children to the Mill City Elementary School at 3:15 Wallace Hovev and Mrs “Awrlght, now—step for ^laine Main, teachers, were -»leased with the children’s ward—we know that one of ua ia the patient here.” enthusiasm. HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Subscribe to The Shell Heating Oil dealer offers automatic delivery of your fuel J supply for you. Everything is automatic. We com pute your rate of fuel consumption based on the weather. Using the degree-day method, we can accu rately predict how much heating oil you will use and when you will need more of it. 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