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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 9, 1968 Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Executive Suites ARIZONA Executive Suites with full Kitchenettes. Separate living room. Completely furnished. New and ultra modern. Controlled air-conditioning and heating. Landscaped patios. Heated Swimm ng pool. Shuffleboard courts. Near downtown, fine restaurants and (hops. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES only »750 < double "greatest value in Phoenix" Cjaytorò APARTMENT MOTEL 3547 East Van Buren (U.S. 60, 70, 80, 89) PHOENIZ, ARIZ. 85008 Married Recently fyJamawL ßcuje Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Garden Club To Have Bazaar on Thursday, May 9 Santiam Rebekah Lodge Gives Money To Santiam Scholarship Fund At the last meeting of San tiam Rebekah lodge members voted to donate money to the Santiam Canyon scholarship fund and to the Fairview hos pital recreation and training program. Several letters were read during the business meeting from Senators and Represen tatives concerning the IOOF 150th anniversary commemor ative stamp to be issued. They all pledged their sup port to the issuing of such a stamp The lodge members voted to enter the July 4th parade The Mill City Garden Club members met at the Gates Community clubhouse o n Thursday, May 2. A dessert luncheon was served at 1 o’clock by the hostesses, Mrs. Albert Carr, Mrs. Fred Woods and Mrs. Else Allen. The spring bazaar was dis cussed and final plans were made. It will be held at the Fellowship hall of the Pres byterian Church, Thursday, May 9, starting at 10 a. m. There will be fancy work, cer amics, baked goods and plants for sale. Tea coffee and cook Dick Berg Honored ies will also be served. It was announced that the State Federation of Garden On 16th Birthday clubs convention would be Dick Berg, son of Mr. and held at Marylhurst college on Mrs. Fred Berg was honored June 5-7. Those wishing to go on his 16th birthday Thurs may call Mrs. Walter Thom day evening, as for information and reser surprise party. May 2 with a vations. A group of classmates and The Men’s Garden club of Salem will have a show friends gathered at the swim at Meier and Frank’s aud ming pool at the Charley itorium, May 10-11. Any Stewart home for a swim. one wishing to do so may ex They then went to the Berg hibit their flowers. Entry home for the traditional birth blanks may be secured from day refreshments. An athletic theme was used Mrs. Thomas. Those attending the Thurs with miniature basketball day meeting were Mrs. Arth players centering the serving ur Hedge, Mrs. Floyd Fleet table and the Santiam high wood, Mrs. Frank Baechler, school colors of red and gray Mrs. Harvey Tolbert, Mrs. used for decorations. Attending the party were Wendell Heller. Mrs. Walter Thomas, Mrs. Veryl Hoover, Larry Eide, Larry Hillesland, Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Mrs. Bruce Roscoe, Gary Plotts, Kenneth Corning, Mrs. Mar Rick Posekany, Greg Eide, tin Hansen, Mrs. Louis Ver Mike Long, Bob Saltalmachia, beck, Mrs. Charles Dolezal, David Wilson, David Ruby, Jr., Mrs. Fred Moore and the Howard Lyness, Ron Johnson, Tony Grant and Mark Jeters. hostesses. with a princesses to be select ed at a later meeting. Mrs. Arnold Syverson, nob le grand, announced that the next Three Link meeting would be May 14 at the home of Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood. A May basket contest was held during Good of the Or der with Mrs. Albert Carr receiving first prize and Mrs. Walter Thomas and Mrs. Jua nita Emerson tying for sec ond. Prizes were given to the Pictured are Mr. and Mrs. Mark Steven Anderson winners. Refreshments were served (Donelda Flatman) who were married in Portland April following the meeting by Mr. 13 at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter and Mrs. Irl Plymale. Day Saints. The bride is the grandaughter of Mrs. Rudy Women Hold 1500 Trump Hands at Bid or Bunch Party Darlene Ruby and Jeanie Rosamond held that exciting 1500 trump hand at the Mon day evening meeting of the Bid or Bunch club at the home of Nadine Duggan. Elsie Ohmart received the high prize with Esther Cline receiving pinochle and Rilla Schaffer, low. The door prize was won by Marlena Severs. Mrs. Duggan served a des sert before the evening of cards. There were 16 ladies present and guests were Jean Davidson and Pat Eastwood. On May 21 the women will have a “night out" with a din ner party to be held in Salem. Jayceettes Meet at Ruth TerLouw Home Mrs. Ruth TerLouw enter tained the Mill City Jayceet Joyce Scott Honored tes at her home Thursday ev ening and she also conducted the business meeting. With Bridal Shower By Eva Bressler Vern Rush, who was to be Mrs. Hazel Lewis, and LYONS—Mrs. Evelyn Jul present to speak on Cub daughter Miss Lucille and ian, Mrs. Reta Cruson, Mrs. Scouts, was unable to attend. Beaulah Lewis accompanied Joanne Cruson and Mrs. Alta He sent word that he would by Mrs. Gladys Nygaard were Bodeker were hosteses for a provide a written report at a Shh! Her Mother’s Day Gift for mommy is a secret Sunday dinner guests at Lin bridal shower Thursday even | later date. Ways were discus coln City Sunday. The oc ing, May 2, held in the dining ‘ sed at the Thursday meeting Well, maybe not so secret, but certainly very casion honored the birthday room of the Lyons Methodist how the Jayceettes might nice. If you want to surprise mother with a color anniversary of Miss Lucille church honoring Miss Joyce help the Cub Scouts, whom telephone, just call us today. Lewis. Scott, bride elect. Playing of they sponsor. The young women’s organ Sunday guests at the home games, modeling the brides’- of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shuck to-be wedding dress furnished ization agreed to have match were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fish the entertainment and after ing uniforms and colors a- er of Salem. opening of the gifts refresh greed on were white dresses with red jackets. Joyce Trout Mrs. Joe Johnson, local post ments were served. master spent Tuesday, Wed Guests present besides Miss was appointed to buy the ma nesday and Thursday at Bend Scott were Christine Jacoby, terial and patterns. A report was given on the where she attended a Post Thelma Hawthorne, Leora VALLEY TELEPHONE CO. masters convention. Stevens, Linda Crowther, Sue groups attendance at the Jay- a part of Sunnyside Telephone Co. party given by Mrs. Ralph Downer return Crowther, Mary Crowther, cee-Jayceette P.O. Box 507 • Silverton, Oregon 97381 the Stayton club recently. Betty Carter, Lottie Grosso, ed home late Monday night Those attending reported a from Morton, Illinois after Donna Asmussen, Effie Ander good time. spending a week at the home son, Hazel Wirth, Letitia Len- More plans were discussed of her daughter and family gacher, Gertrude Weidman, regarding the annual 4th of Katherine Neal, Bea Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lucas she July parade and floats. The went to assist in the care of Gladys Nygaard, Mabel Down will have an entry their new grandson Jeffery ing, Jean Roberts, Maryleen Jayceettes Scott, Diane Stubenrauch, but the theme has not been John. Mrs. Rita Israel and infant Dec Scott, Mary Boedigheim- selected. were served daughter of Sweet Home who er, Marian Klecker, Nova at Refreshments the close of the meeting has spent some time at the Lee Johnson, Vera Scott, Jo to the guests. The door prize Dorothy band Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carl sephine Johnson, son and family have moved Downer, Lorena Stevens, Hel was won by Ruth TerLouw. home of her sister and hus- en Johnston, Lucille Huber, Spellmeyer, Carrie into the Silbernagel apart Alma ment joining the Lyons Beau Naue. Bertha Allen, Leota Graduation for ty Körner. Her husband is Worden, Eva Bressler and Kindergarten To Be serving with the U. S. Army the hostess. in Vietnam. Others sent gifts. Held Thursday Night Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hen The PT A sponsored kinder dricks from Wa-Keeney, Kan garten graduation will be sas spent several days at the Merry Wagenknecht Thursday evening May 9, at home of his sister Mr. and 7:30 at the old Gates school Mrs. Chester Riggs. Sunday a Has Bridal Shower building. Mrs. George Staf family gathering was held at ford is the instructor. the Riggs home honoring Mr. LYONS—Mrs. Roy Downing The field day and picnic and Mrs. Henricks. Attending of Roseburg, Mrs. Delbert will be May 10 and hot dogs were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc Bailey of Springfield and Mrs. and will be served. Par Cready and family of Leban Orville Downing of Lyons ents buns and friends attending on, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gar were hostess for a shower may bring other food as de ton and family of Toledo, Mr. honoring Miss Merry Ann The field events will and Mrs. Richard Bay and Wagenknecht, bride elect of sired. at 10 A. M. family of Salem and Mrs. Ida Ronald Cooper^ nephew of start Those having children in McCready of Stayton. the hostess, both of Salem, ceremonies are asked to At the Mari Linn school as held at the Downing home the sembly meeting Tuesday the Sunday afternoon, April 28. have them there about 10 min before the graduation Grey Eagles. Indian Dancers Several games were played utes time. presented the program. They and after opening of the gifts If you are just starting your career, now is the are formerly from Disney refreshments were served to best time to begin a Travelers Retirement Income land and now with the Na Merry Ann and Ronald, and tional Assembly who presents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dugger Insurance Program. When your retirement years programs to different schools of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon are insured under The Travelers umbrella, you're They presented Authentic In Tietze, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn guaranteed the extra income you’ll need for a dian dances and the lady also Hunt, Mr and Mrs. Cletus richer, fuller Ilfs. In the meantime, you're also talked and demonstrated sign Nvdegger. Mrs. Doug Barrow protecting your family with life Insurance. See languages. of Stayton. Mrs. Roy Chapen us for details about Travelers Retirement Income Rev. Robert Lathrope from and daughter of Seattle. W., the Canyon Baptist Church Darrell Tietze of Winchester Insurance... and protect the present as well as has purchased the former San Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Han the future. tiam Chapel parsonage and na and children Miss Wagen has moved it to a lot across knecht and Mr. Cooper will from the Baptist church. He bo married May 11, at the will remodel it for his mother- Christ Lutheran Church in in-law who will move from Salem. J. C. Kimmel - Ed L. Davis, Owners California when it is complet Phone 897-2660 Mill City, Oregon ed. Members of the Santiam Chapel plan to build a new Sancuary where the parson age stood in addition to the church building, and hope to get started on the buildinj- this month. ( LYONS Why retire on half pay or less? Hill Insurance Agency Subscribe to The Mill Gty Enterprise Tohl and Mrs. Maudie Flatman of Mill City. Her father, Donald Flatman, lives in Alaska. The young couple is living in Portland where both are employed. Lions Club Plans for Social Events in May Round Robin Club The Mill City Lions club and Auxiliary will have joint installation ceremonies at The Riverview cafe Saturday eve ning, May 11. The social hour wll be at 6:30 and dinner will be served promptly at 7 p. m. All Lions and Lionesses are urged to attend the meeting so that all officers may be in stalled as well as enjoying the evenings presentations and entertainment. The Lions club will have a Father-daughter banquet on Monday evening May 13 at the Fellowship hall at 6:30. There will be a program for the evening. Meets Monday at Mabel Yankus Home Mabel Yankus entertained members of the Round Robin pinochle club at her home Monday evening. Strawberry shortcake was served before the evening of cards. Guests for the evening were Velma Cribbs and Wilma Moore with Mrs. Moore re ceiving the high prize. Lou MacGregor received pinochle and Evelyn Davis, low. Mrs. Yankus tied with Mrs. Moore for the high score with sever al others running them a close second. The pinochle prize was really a “traveling prize” Monday evening, ex Community changing hands very fre quently. Marie Stewart kept it off and on throughout the evening with Mrs. MacGreg Calendar of Events or winning it on the last round. The next and final party of Wednesday, May 8— Order of Rainbow for girls the season will be May 20 at the home of Frances Alban. at hall 7:30. Reception for Patricia Moore 7:45. Thursday, May 9— Church Youth Group IOOF Lodge #144 at hall 8 P. M. Meets at Hiebert's Saturday, May 11— IDANHA — The Idanha home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiebert was the setting late Sunday afternoon for the an nual weekly meeting of the Young People. Program was on “Creation.” Due to the Music in May program at Forest Grove, plus illness only a few were in attend ance. They were Jimmy and Gerald Hiebert, Gina William son, Linda Roth, Martha Tay lor, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Hiebert. A program by the group is being planned for Mother’s Day. A dinner is also being planned for the seniors of the Detroit-Idanha Young People on May 18. The group will gather at the Hiebert home at 3:30 p. m. and will then be escorted to the dinner. May 26th will be the last meeting of the groep for the summer. Lions-Auxiliary installation at Riverview. Dinner at 7 p. m. Social hour 6:30. Monday, May 13— Lions club dinner meeting at Fellowship hall 6:30. Fath er-daughter banquet. Wednesday, May 15— Santiam Rebekah lodge at hall 8 P. M. Jaycees at Jaycee hall 8 pm. Sponsored as a public service by HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 897-2345 J. C. Kimmel-Ed L. Davis Owners FLOWERS FOR MOTHER ON HER DAY", May 12 Corsages, Arrangements Plants and Shrubs Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Wire Service Anywhere Brunner’s Flowers 230 N. E. 4th St. ELECT Ph. 897-2452 Mill City Representative Gerald DETERING REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATE 2nd District (Detering For Delegate Committee. Box 883. Albany. Ore. Roy Collins, Chairman.)
