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2__ The MiU City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept 12, 1968 Santiam Golf Club Women Have Meeting LETTERS TO THE The women of the Santiam golf club association had a bus iness meeting before their Low Net play Tuesday morning at the golf course. Mrs. Lawrence Smith won first low net with a 32 and Mrs. Eugene Spaniol winning second low net with a 34. Class A winner was Mrs. Rudy Tohl with 35; Class B, Mrs. Vernon Choate, 41 and Class C, Mrs. Harold Pendle ton with 39. EDITOR l>ear Editor: Your article about our fine “Santiam Memorial Hospital”, at Stayton was so true, and to it I add a big Amen! No one knows better than I (io the wonderful sympathetic treatment the patient receives there. I’ve been there so many times. Also the best of Doctor’s care. Carry a litterbag for travel Sincerely, trash In your car or boat. A clean Pacific Northwest is up Mrs. Lee Fisher, Gates, Oregon to you. FREE DELIVERY Building Materials ON ALL See us for everything in the building line KELLY LUMBER SALES MILL CITY. OREGON Phone 897-2610 W omgí Ú» Paye Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Diana Horn Marries Rebekah Lpdge To Garden Club Plans Have White Elephant For Christmas Show Robert Lee Hill Sale September 18 The last regular meeting of The Mill City Garden club Rebekah lodge was members planned for their Saturday at Lyons Santiam held at the lodge hall Wednes Christmas show and sale at the LYONS—The Canyon Bap tist church was the scene of a pretty, late summer wedding Saturday afternoon, September 7, when Miss Diana Jean Horn liecame the bride cf Robert Lee Hil l Miss Horn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har old Horn of Lyons and Mr. Hill is the son of Mrs. Harry Hill of Chillothe, Mo. Rev. Robert Ixithrope officiated at the 3 o’clock ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gcwn of white satin enhanced with lace trim. A crown of lace and satin held her illusion veil and she carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums and white gladioli. Miss Faye LaMunyan of Mill City was maid of honor and Miss Barbara Roten and and Miss Vicki Horn, sister of | the bride, both of Lyons, were bridesmaids, and all wore yel low dresses. Jammle Qually of Mill City was flower girl and David Larimer, ring bearer. Robert Sanderman of Portland acted as best man and ushers were Dennis Morley of Silverton and Dennis Horn of Lyons, brother of the bride, who also lighted the candles. A reception followed at the Mari-Linn school, with Mrs. Beulah Luhn from Longview, Wn., cutting and serving the cake. Mrs. Arthur Richter of Mill City presided at the punch i»wl and Mrs. Roy Lambert served the coffee. Taking care of the gifts was Miss Brenda Johnson and in charge of the guest book was Miss Sherry LaMunyan . Following a honeymoon trip the couple will make their home in Portland. day evening with Blanche Sy- verson acting as noble grand. Members voted to place pen nies in the Copper Fund with proceeds to go to the Grand lodge. Antonia Thomas reported on the new IOOF insurance which will soon be available to all members. A white elephant sale will be held at the September 18 meet ing and Bingo will also be played. Proceeds will go to the sustaining membership Home endowement fund. During Good of the Order Blanche Syverson was present ed a birthday cake, which was served along with other re freshments at the close of lodge. Marie Stickney invited mem bers to attend the Three Links club at her home Tuesday evening. Kellys Attend 2 Days Postmaster Events The Charles Kellys attended two Postmasters’ gatherings this last week-end. Saturday evening, Sept. 7, they drove to Albany to be present at a ban quet and business session of the Executive Board of the Oregon Chapter of NAPUS (Na tional Association of Postmas ters of the United States). Kel ly was recently elected as Fourth Vice-president of the group. On Sunday the Kellys assist ed in hosting an all-day picnic at Fishermen’s Bend for the Tri-County (Linn, Polk, and Yamhill) group of Postmasters, their wives, husbands, and fam ilies. About 50 people attended, and the weather cooperated beautifully. Many had never been in that particular park Crawford-Shaw Family before. Reunion Held In Washington Is your family as well protected as your home? Most homeowners protect themselves with fire and liability insurance. But there are more deaths among homeowners than there are fires during the average mortgage period. Could your family support the home without you? See us about new Travelers Homeowner's Life Option ... only $48 a year, If you qualify. Hill Insurance Agency J. C. Kimmel - Ed L- Davis, Owners Phone 897-2660 MUI City, Oregon Representing THS TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANIES J Hartford, Connecticut The Crawford-Shaw families held their reunion Sunday, Septemlier 8 at the Mercer Is land, Wash., home of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Bullis, Jr. and family. The day started with a pot luck dinner and the afternoon was spent visiting and reminis cing as some members of the group had not been together for a time. Going from Mill City were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw and others attending were John Shaw, former Mill City resi dent now living in Los Angel es, Ray Crawford, Santa Ana, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Craw ford, Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford, Montesano, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hennifer and two children of Bremerton, Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Thompson and three child ren of Whidby Island, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Allen and son of Port Orchard and Mrs. Leonard Johnson of Hoquiam, Wash. Marilyn Chapter OES Resumes Fall Meetings Marilyn Chapter No. 145 O.E.S. resumed its meetings after the summer vacation on Monday evening, starting with a 6:30 potluck supper. Maud Clark, worthy matron and Verne Clark, worthy pa tron presided. Introduced and escorted to the East was Edward Homs- berger, committee member of the Home Endowement Fund. He was making his official vis it here and gave an interesting and instructive talk on the Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Gordette Garton reported on the 79th annual session cf the Grand Chapter Order of East ern Star which was held at the Memorial Coliseum in Port land in June. There will be a school of in struction here on October 28, with a special meeting to be called. Following Monday evenings business meeting refreshments were served by the line offic ers, Maud Clark, Nina Hoover, Marie Burrell and Marilee Lyn- ess. They also provided the at tractive decorations. Santiam Ripples We have been operating Del's Shell Service for a year now and invite you to help us celebrate our first anniversary. We want to thank you for the patronage this past year and to show our appreciation we are going to give you a Discount on merchandise this month. All Tires will be sold at a Discount of DEL’S SHELL STATION WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS Phone 897-2442 Harriet Golliet To Marry Ensign Ben Boots MiU City, Oregon By Karen Oliver The school year of 1968-69 started with the registration of the students in the morning, and an assembly in the after noon. The purpose of the as sembly was to acquaint the students with some of the basic rules of the school and to in troduce them to the teachers. Following the assembly 12-15 classes were held in order for the students to try out their new schedules. Class meetings were held Fri day during the regularly sched uled activity i>eriod. The Fresh men class chose their officers for this year. Those chosen are: President. Dan Cox; Vice- President John Ruby; Secre tary. Debbie Barnhardt; Trea surer. Jackie Clark: and Sar geant of Arms. David Harlen. The other three classes spent the hour setting their class dues and planning money mak ing projects for the coming year. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise September 5 meeting held at the home of Mrs. O. K. DeWitt. Mrs. Lowell Cree was named as show chairman and Mrs. Fred Woods will assist her. Mrs. Martin Hansen will) be in charge of entries: Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Arrangements; Mrs. Ross McCombs, Sales and tab les: Publicity, Mrs. Louis Ver beck; Tea Table, Mrs. Ida Fleet wood and Hostess for the event will be Mrs. DeWitt. There were 13 members pre sent for the meeting and two guests, Mrs. Hazel Peet from San Diego and Mrs. Myrna Schieman of Mill City. Assisting Mrs. DeWitt with serving were Mrs. Charles Dolezal, Jr.; Mrs. Ross Mc Combs and Mrs. Kenneth Corn ing. Women Bowler's Hold First Meet at Barnhardt Home Mrs. Kenneth J. Golliet of Mehama is announcing the en gagement of her daughter, Miss Harriet Golliet to Ensign Ben Boots, United States Navy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boots of Great Falls, Montana. The young couple plan a December 21 wedding. Miss Golliet is a graduate of Stay t n Unitn High school and is now attending the Universi ty of Oregon. Ensign Boots graduated from Hillsboro High school and the University of Oregon. He is now taking avia tors training from the Navy in Pensacola. Florida. Immunization Survey their grands :n LeRoy Dwire, small son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dwire of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer of Leaburg were overnight guests Sept. 7 and 8 of Mrs. M. V. Frame and Mrs. E. J. Hughes. Visiting during the Labor Day week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Titze were her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ercill Yocom of Pendleton. The Yocoms also spent some time with her sis ter. Mrs. James Richmond and children. Mrs. Titzes uncle Will Junkin cf Tigard was a guest Thursday Sept. 5 at the Titze home. Mrs. James Richmond and children Barbara, Pam and Tony spent from Tuesday, Sept. 3 to Thursday 5 at the Titze cabin on the Metolius river. Guests Sunday, Sept. 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walz, Jeanne, Dorethy, Carol, Darrell and Mike were Mr. Walzs brothers family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walz and children of Salem. The Stayton Women’s bowl To Be Made Here ing association held their fall Families in this area will be meeting recently at the home cf Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt in asked about immunizations a- gainst smallpox, polio, diph Gates. Delegates were elected to re theria, who.ping cough, teta present the association at the nus, measles and mumps by National bowling convention in Census Bureau interviews dur San Diego, Calif. May 5-7, 1969, ing the week of Sept. 16, 1968, and at the state convention in Director John E. Tharaldson cf Pendleton which will be held the Bureau’s Regional Office in May 23-25. Mrs. Wayne Mc Seattle announced. Clain was elected as a dele The interviewers will inquire gate to San Diego and Mrs. about immunization of adults Vernon Choate as an alternate. against smallpox and polio and She will also be a delegate to the immunization of children the Pendleton convention with against ali these diseases. This Mrs. Gary Attig as an alter j is an annual survey sponsored | by the U. S. Public Health Ser nate. Committees appointed at the vice, lie added. meeting were: Nominating, Questions about immuniza Mrs. Wayne McClain, Mrs. tion will lie in addition to the Gary Attig and Mrs. G i 1 Bureau’s monthly survey of Schachtsick; finance and bud employment and unemploy get, Mrs. James Budlong, Mrs. ment for the U. S. Department Jack Evans and Mrs. Kenneth of Labor. Chance. The survey will cover a Dates for the City tourna scientifically selected sample of ment to be held at the North households throughout the U. Santiam lanes were February S., and the identity of the households is confidential. In 1-2 and 8 9. formation obtained in the sur vey will be used only for sta Father Drazechy tistical purposes. Census interviewer who will visit households in this area Conducts Mass at during Sept. 16-21 is Mrs. Pa tricia Baker of Salem. Detroit Church DETROIT—The Rt. Rev. M. S.G.R. M. A. Drazechy of Key sport, Pa., conducted mass ser vices here at the Detroit Cath olic church Sunday morning. Father Drazechy accompan ied by Mrs. Margaret Yurik and Miss Paty Tower arrived here Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Yurik who is a sister of Mrs. Kenneth Tower and Fath er Drazechy are guests at the Idanha home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tower. Miss Paty Tower, daughter of the Kenneth Towers had been visiting during the sum mer at her aunt’s home in Penn. Father Drazechy and Mrs. Yurik plan to visit here until Thursday. Detroit Youth Group Has Newport Outing DETROIT—The Youth group of the Detroit Community Christian Church, joined by the Idanha Community Chu r c h Youth Group spent Friday evening to Sunday afternoon at Newport. Worship hours were held all three days under the direction of Miss Gail Ziliouski of Eu gene. Youth Group director. The Idanha Community Church held their annual pic nic Sunday afternoon on the church grounds. Community Church To Have Guest Speaker The Rev. John Moll of Van couver, Wash, will be the guest speaker at the Sunday morn ing and evening worship ser vices at the Community Church. The Rev. Moll is the North west district superintendent of the California Evangelistic As sociation. Mrs Moll and their daughter will bring the special music for the services. Resident pastor for the Com munity church Is Donald Dish- eng. MEHAMA Santiam Memorial Hospital (Stayton) LEE — To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Lee, Scio, a son, Thursday, August 29. 1968. MOODY — To Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Moody, Scio, a daugh ter, Monday, September 9, 1968. Mrs. John Teeters Guests at the home of Mrs. Jennie Moe, Aug. 30 and 31 were her grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Jones, his cousin David Jones and Miss Sylvia McKusky all of Klam ath Falls. The young people were here especially to attend Community the State Fair. Mrs. Joe Jones arrived from Klamath Falls Saturday, Aug. 31 and visited Calendar of Events with her mother Mrs. Moe and sisters family the Larry Kim- seys until Sept. 3. Sunday dinner guests Aug. Wednesday, September 11 — Order of Rainbow for girls 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Castle were her brother and at hall 7:30. sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thursday, September 12— Herberger of Salem. I.O.O.F. lodge at hall 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long Santiam Canyon Home Ex fellow and sons Rex and Rod, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teeters, tension at Gates Clubhouse. son Bruce and Nephew Keith Hughes camped and fished in Monday, September 16— Lions club dinner meeting the Lava Lake and Twin Lakes at Fellowship hall 6:30. areas during the Labor Day week-end. A. F. & A M. meeting at hall Sp. 4 Roger Dunn left Ft. 8 p. m. Lewis, Wash. Aug. 24 for a Rid or Bunch Pinochle club years duty in Vietnam. His wife Linda will be staying with at Edna Lady home 7:30 p. m. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Robin Pinochle club W. Coffman, while he is gone, at Round Margaret Boroughs home and is working in Salem. 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe were in Eastern Oregon during Tuesday, September 17_ the Labor Day week-end and Women’s Club at Helen Kim visited a number of ghost mel home 8 p. m. towns in the Granite and Sump ter areas and drove over many ( Wednesday, September 18— Santiam Rebekah lodge at of the scenic roads in that part hall 8 p. m. of the state. Peter Hughes who had been Jaycees at hall 8 p. m in Salem General hospital for a week after receiving treat Sponsored as a public service ment fcr a badly broken arm came home Sept. 4 but will have his arm in a traction cast for some time. Don Semolke returned home Friday. Sept. 6 from the Veter ans hospital In Portland where he had been receiving treat ment for several weeks. Phone 897-2345 Guests Sunday. Sept. 8 at the I home of Mr. and Mrs. Art An- i derson w ere his brother and ! J. C. Kimmel - Ed L. Davis sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Mil-1 Owners ton Anderson of Mill City and ■ HILL INSURANCE AGENCY 4
