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2—The Mill City Eaterprise, Thursday, April 18, 1968
Mrs. Joe Whitney
Honored With
Bridal Shower
Linda Cox and Susan Whit
ney were hostesses for a bri
dal shower for Mrs. Joe Whit
ney (Cindy Lochrem) at the
Cox home last week.
Contest games furnished en
tertainment for the evening
and the color scheme of lav-
endar, pink and white was
used. Refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses later in
the evening.
Those attending were Ger
aldine Wright, Virginia Lank
ins, Diane Metteer, Rita Whit
ney, Rosie Whitney, Marge
Ruby, Shirley Stone, Mrs. Bill
Whitney and Mrs. Roy Loch
rem.
Ruth Tohl entertained mem
bers of the Round Robin pin
ochle club at her home Mon
day evening and it was an ex
citing night for several of the
members. The unusual 1500
trump hand was held twice
during the evening; in fact
one time right after the other.
Frances Alban and Ruth Tohl
first held the trumps and then
Agr.es Carlson and Wilma
Moore held them.
Frances Alban won the high
prize with Marie Stewart re
ceiving both low and pinochle.
The hostess served refresh
ments to the ladies at the be
ginning of the evening. The
next party will be May 0.
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PTA President?
Lions Auxiliary
Members Visit In
Jefferson Monday
Mildred Carr Hosts
Three Links Club
Several members of the Mill
By Goldie Rambo
Mildred Carr entertained
City Lions Auxiliary were in ,
According to Mrs. Fred Gru Jefferson
r members of the Three Links
Monday
evening
ver, chairman of the PTA no
where they visited the Jeffer ' club at her home Tuesday
minating committee, this long son
Lions Auxiliary which , evening when a letter was
standing and worthwhile org
was held at the home of Mrs. read from the IOOF-Rebekah
anization is in trouble.
home in Portland asking for
It seems that nowadays ev Oliver Stephanson.
, tea towels, wash cloths and
This
was
the
first
visitation
eryone is too busy, feels in
, hospital gowns.
adequate, doesn’t want to get the Mill City club had made
Three Link members voted
for
some
time
and
it
was
in
involved or perhaps just plain teresting
. to collect towels and wash
to
visit
an
extreme-
can’t be bothered to take on
. cloths and sew on some hospi-
the job of presidency of the ly active group such as the I tai gowns for the home.
i PTA. There are, of course, Jefferson ladies. There are 22
The ladies also planned a
many worthwhile civic, members in the club with in- i community project of taking
duction
ceremonies
planned
church and fraternal organ
baskets of “goodies” to shut-
izations in town that need for three more soon.
The Mill City Lions Auxil ins. Anyone knowing a need
support—perhaps too many.
for this service are asked to
But through the years the iary members are busily mak- . call
Marie Stickney at 897-
ing
plans
for
their
Spring
PTA has been a strong link
between the parents and the Fling night which will be 2273.
Stickney was appoint
teachers, working together held April 27 at the Gates ed Mrs.
as
a
delegate to an organi
Women
’
s
clubhouse.
The
next
for the good of the students.
zational
meeting to be held
regular
meeting
of
the
group
About two vears ago there
April 16. She will also serve
was some talk of disbanding will be Thursday evening as
publicity chairman for the
the PTA in favor of a Parent April 25 at the home of Bon year.
nie
Krecklouw,
Teachers Club. But this was
Following the business
Those going to Jefferson
voted down decisively.
refreshments were
Now it seems that every Monday evening were Mrs. meeting
served by the hostess to Daisy
one thinks the PTA should Bill Metteer, president; Mrs. Geddes,
Blanche Syverson.
continue but who is going to Lee Ross, vice-president; Mrs.
Paul Brady, secretary, Mrs. Lettie Swan, Mabel Carlson.
steer it?
Objects of the PTA besides Mel Rambo, treasurer and Sylvia Duncan, Ida Fleetwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Jones
the communication between Mrs. Fred Krecklouw, a re Irene Lewin, Ann Primeau, of Gold Hill were honored on
teachers and parents, is the cent transfer from the Park Marie Sticknev.
The door prize was won by Sunday, April 7 at the Com
giving of a PTA scholarship, rose club.
Irene
Lewin and the next munity Methodist Church So
donation to the Canyon schol
meeting
of the club will be cial room on the occasion of
arship. sponsoring of kinder
May
13
at
the home of Ida
Hattie
Fencl
Hosts
garten, helping finance sum
Fleetwood.
mer recreation program and
the assistance with the an Bid or Bunch Club
nual Senior reception.
Hattie Fencl entertained
There have also been many members
of the Bid or Bunch Convenience Foods
worthwhile programs present club
Monday
at her Demonstrated By
ed by the organization home with a evening
served
through the years as well as before the four dessert
of
pin- Lyons Ladies
tables
support of well-child clinics, ochle were in play.
The Canyon CampFire lead
measles clinic was Mrs. Alice
LYONS—Lois Bilyeu and ers association met recently
Ragsdale was a guest
Morrisson, a former PTA for Wilma
evening and winning Sue Clipfell presented the Les at the home of Mrs. Fred
Working hard on the recent high the prize
Edna Lady son “Convenience Foods” at Krecklouw when details of
president and still an active with Darlene was
Ruby
receiving the meeting of the Lyons Ex the Camp Kilowan Potlatch
worker for the group.
low
and
Betty
Pittam
the pin tension Unit held Thursday were given.
Mrs Ellen Rust has been
at the Lyons Methodist
There were over 60 girls,
ochle
prize.
Gladys
Podrabs-
doing a good job as president
church. Foods served were leaders and mothers attend
kv
was
winner
of
the
door
this year but does not feel
German chocolate cake, one ing the April 6 event at the
able to take on the responsi prize.
The next party will be May a mix and the other one home summer camp, near Falls
bility of the job for another
6 at the home of Nadine Dug prepared. It was announced City.
time.
that Achievement Dav was
Plans are being completed
On April 25 there will be gan.
held at the Elks building in for Grand Council Fire which
another PTA meeting when
Albany Wednesday, April 17, will be held May 9 at 7:30 at
Mrs. Gruver said she and her
at
10 a. m. All Interested in the Santiam High school gym
Rainbow
Girls
Have
committee hoped to be able
going
were to meet at Meth nasium. CampFire and Blue
to present a full slate of of Box Social Monday
odist church at 11 a. m. for birds from the Detroit-Idan
ficers. But to date the only
car pool. Door prize was won ha area will join with the Mill
positions that have nominees
The Rainbow girls had
City girls for the impressive
are those of treasurer and se their annual box social at the by Lois Bilyeu.
ceremonies.
Next
meeting
will
be
held
cretary.
ledge hall Monday evening
The Leaders Association
How about it, would YOU with a good turn out of Ma Mav 9th. at 10 a m. Lesson members
will meet on April
be willing to serve your sons to buy their boxes and will be "Mrs. Fixit”. Present
30
at
the
home of Mrs. Paul
were
Eleanor
La
Mu
n
von
,
school and community?
eat supper with them.
Fern Pederson, June Kokstis, Brady when the leaders out
There were 12 Rainbow Thelma James. Hazel James, door training session in May
girls on hand for the meet Judy Brown, Use Green. Luc will be the topic of discussion.
ing and $42.00 was netted for ille Huber. Alma Olmstead
their treasury. Darlene Rue and
Alma Spellmeyer.
Mill City Club To
is worthy advisor for the
group.
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Mrs. Elmer Taylor
Hosts Garden Club
LYONS—Mrs. Elmer Taylor
was hostess for the Lyons
Garden club at her home Wed
nesday afternoon, April 10.
Program of the afternoon was
“Using Terralite in the home
and garden”, by Mrs. Otto
Weidman and Mrs. Glen Jul
ian, Mrs. Weidman also gave
an interesting talk on the cul
ture and care of Zinnias. Each
member brought their origin
al cover for the year book.
They were judged and winn
ing prizes were Kathy Neal
first and Mrs. Charles Cruson
second. Mrs. Arthur Olmstead
and Mrs. Gladys Nygaard won
door prizes.
Plans were made for their
plant and food sale, to be
held at the Hiatt building,
1311 main street on the corn
er of 13th and main, on May
8, from 10 to 4:30 p. m. Com
mittees in charge will be, food.
Mrs. Alex Bodeker, Mrs. Char
les Cruson and Mrs. Gladys
Nygaard. Clean up, Mrs. Or
ville Downing, Mrs. Percy
Hiatt. Mrs. Otto Weidman and
Mrs. Clyde Bressler. Plants,
Mrs. Otto Weidman. Mrs. El
mer Taylor, Mrs. John Leng-
acher, Mrs. Hugh Johnston,
and Mrs. Otto Weidman. Mrs.
Harley Scott, hostess and Mrs.
Clyde Rressier publicity.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Flovd Bassett, and their an
nual picnic in July to be held
at the Otto Weidman gard
ens.
Preceding the meeting Mrs.
Taylor served refreshments to
Mmes. Ralph Downer. Arthur
Olmstead. Frank Crust. Len-
erd Cruson. Otto Weidman,
Alex Bodeker. Charles Crus
on. Percy Hiatt. Clyde Bress
ler. Glen Julian. Mrs. Gladys
Nvgaard, Kathy Neal and
Albert Carr from Mill Citv
who was a guest of the after
noon.
State Federation
The Mill City Woman’s club
will decorate one of the lunch
eon tables at the spring meet
ing of the State Federation
of Women’s clubs at the Mar
ion Motel Hotel in Salem.
Joining other women at a
luncheon meeting in Salem
last week to discuss plans for
the event were Mrs. Cyril
Aicher, Mrs. O. K. DeWitt,
Mrs. Alex Burrel, Mrs. Harry
Masor. and Mrs. John Swan.
Lyons Pre-School
Mothers to Have
Night Out
The Lyons Pre-school Moth
ers will have a “night out”
on Friday evening April 26,
according to Mrs. Delores
Stavang.
All past, present and those
that will be pre-school moth
ers next fall, are invited to
attend. The women are ask
ed to meet at Mari-Linn school
at 6:30 and will then go to a
Salem restuarant for dinner.
Anyone wishing more infor
mation on the dinner may
call Mrs. Stavang at 859-2726;
Mrs. Jean Owens, the teach
er, at 859-2280 or Mrs. Darlene
Franklin at 859-2474.
The next regular meeting
of the group will be May 13
at Mari-Linn school at 7:30.
All those having pre-schoolers
next year are particularly ur
ged to attend. Officers will be
elected at that time.
their Golden wedding anniver
sary.
The event was arranged by
the couple’s children and fam
ilies assisted by the Women
of the church.
Their children include Mr.
and Mrs. Fritz (Myrtice) Mor
rison of Wenatchee, Wash.,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert (Dena)
Goupil of San Jose, Calif., Mr.
and Mrs. Woodrow (Phyllis)
Nealy of Grants Pass, Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Bickel (Doris
Jones) of Fort Lauderale,
Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Jones of Hebo. The honored
counle also had nine grand
children present for the oc
casion. Mrs. Bickel was un
able to be present for the day
but sent greetings to her par
ents and an arrangement of
golden hued flowers.
The serving table was cen
tered with a three tiered an
niversary cake flanked by
bouquets of white and gold
chrysanthemums and golden
candles.
On display at the reception
was the bridal gown worn by
Mrs. Jones, it was made of
white silk trimmed with sil
ver lace. Also displaved were
pictures taken in earlier days.
Ferd Jones and Ada Lathm
were married April 5, 1918 at
the United Brethren Church
at Hazel Green. Oregon. They
met while attending Philo
math college and just one
month after the wedding Mr.
Jones was sent with World
War I troops to France.
His first job was at Gates
where he was principal of the
schools from 1923 until 1937.
He took an administrative
post at Gold Hill in 1944. In
1951 he took the position of
Citv recorder at Gold Hill, a
position he still holds.
The counle is active in many
community and church af
fairs.
Community
Calendar of Events
Wednesday, April 17—
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
hall at 8 p. m.
Monday, April 22—
Lions club dinner meeting
at Fellowship hall, 6:30.
Wednesday, April 24—
Order of Rainbow for Giris
at hall 7:30.
Thursday, April 25—
Jayceettes at home of Mrs
Roger Penrose 8 p. m.
Lions Auxiliary meeting at
home of Bonnie Krecklow.
Taste and Tell Party. 8 p. m.
I OOF lodge at hall 8 p. m.
PTA at Mill City grade
school. Doris Williams will
direct chorus.
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