2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct 10, 1968
Lloyd Knights Honored Bid or Bunch Club
Meet at Gordon Home
On 66th Anniversary
WrunarA Page
Married
Edna Gordon entertained
members of the Bid or Bunch
Pinochle club at her home
Monday evening, serving a des­
sert before the four tables of
cards were in play. The fall
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
theme was used in decorating
and for table favors.
Guests for the evening were
Jayceettes To Attend
Donna Podrabsky and Bobbi
Budlong. High prize was won
Meeting at Canby
by Elsie Ohmart, with Mary
Wright winning pinochle and
The Mill City Jayceettes held
Nadine Duggan low.
their
meeting Thursday even­
At a business meeting fol­
ing
at
the home of Laura Wil­
lowing the party, Linda Bastu-
son. Main topic was the forth­
scheck was named chairman of
coming visitation to be hosted
the group and Susie Stewart,
by the Canby Jayceetes there.
Prich-
LYONS—Mrs. Larry
secretary-treasurer.
LYONS—Miss Gloria Jean
Meeting place for the next ard, Miss JoAnn Prichard of Most of the young women plan Brown became the bride of
QUALITY JOB PRINTING
on
attending.
Rick Stan Weitman Saturday,
Phone 897-2772 or 897-2930 party will be announced later. Lyons and Mrs. Luther Miley
Program for the evening will October 5. The couple exchang­
of Mehama were hostess for a
bridal shower honoring Miss be Tips on Self-defense with ed their vows at the Church
Valerie Chytka daughter of Lt. Bill Brooks and Sheriff Joe of Christ in Stayton, with Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chy­ Shobe, the guest speakers.
Byron Pickering officiating
During the Thursday even­ the 5 o’clock ceremony.
tka of Lyons. The event was
Starting October 26 with
held at the Mehama Club house ing business meeting the girls
The bride is the daughter
SUE FERGUSON, instructor
Monday evening, September 30. worked on favors for Colum­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown
bus
Day
which
will
be
used
on
Games
furnished
the
entertain
­
Lyons and the groom is the
Entire Six Lessons only ........... -.................... $10.00
ment and after opening of the trays at Santiam Memorial hos­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Plus $1.50 for text material
many gifts refreshments were pital.
Weitman of Aumsville. The
Learn, posture, diet, exercise, vocabulary, make­
served to Miss Chytka the
Pam Morris was welcomed bride coming down the aisle
up, personality, wardrobe, etc.
honored guest, and Mrs. Pearl to the Jayceettes as a new on the arm of her father, wore
Sponsored by Mill City Jayceettes
Schmidt, Miss Janet Schmidt, memlier with Shirley Bigness a floor-length cage style
Miss Anita Fox, Miss Due Fit­ and Karen Loser, guests.
Ph. Nancy Girod at 897-2700
gown of white crepe with lace
ting of Stayton, Mrs. Vivian
After the business meeting bodice and long sleeves. A de­
Clason, Mrs. Myena Wilson Marlon Frichtl demonstrated tachable floating train of Chan­
and Miss Becky Clason of Me­ paper flower making.
tilly lace edged in crepe fell
hama. Mrs. Margie Watters,
from the shoulders. Her bouf­
Mrs. Bertha Jenson, Mrs. Vio­ Door prize for the evening fant-tiered nylon veil was held
was
won
by
Linda
Sanders.
let Gilbert, Mrs. Leona Wilson,
in place by a headpiece of lace
Mrs. Billie Mann, Mrs. Joyce
petals and seed pearls. She
Call Us Any Day For
Miley, Mrs. Maud Riley, Mrs,
Miss Patricia Eastwood,
carried a bouquet of yellow
Mildred
Gillespie,
Mrs.
Sharon
daughtei
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
roses
and
for
something
old
No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between
Lindstrom, Mrs. Glenna Blake­
she wore her grandmothers’ Eastwood became the bride of
Stayton and Gates.
ly, Miss Sandra Miley, Miss
Roger L. Tuers, son of Mr. and
wedding ring.
Mrs. Arlo Tuers, Sunday after­
Connie
Watters,
Miss
Chris
ON OR OFF THE CABLE
Miss Charlene Cole was the noon
Valdez, all of Salem. Mrs. El­
September 22 at a chapel
maid of honor Bridesmaids in Carson
mer Culwell, Mrs. Ernest Gros­
City, Nevada
RCA VICTOR
were
Miss
Marjorie
Henning
so,
Mrs.
Roy
Brown,
Mrs.
Don
­
Mr.
Eastwood
gave his dau­
of
Portland.
Miss
Janet
Mc
­
The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas.
na Asmussen, Mrs. Effie An­
ghter
in
the
double
ring cere­
Donald and Miss Gloria Nye.
derson, Mrs. W. W. Carter,
RCA WHIRLPOOL
LYONS — Members of the They wore yellow floor-length mony with the bride wearing
Mrs. Lawrence Chytka, Mrs. Womens Society of Christian dreses with empire waists and a white linen dress, accented
The Best Laundry Equipment
Esther Emmery, Mrs. Alvin Service held their meeting carried topiary balls of white with detachable tunic trimmed
Palmer, Mrs. J. G. McGuffin, Tuesday afternoon October 1st
and daisy chrysan­ with wide Irish lace. Her veil
Mrs. Leonard Blum, Mrs. in the fireplace room of the carnations
themums.
Best
man for Mr.
Frank Spellmeyer, Miss Sharon Methodist church with Mrs. Weitman was William
Kergil Round Robin Club
and
Miss
Ginger
Spellmeyer
Alex Bodeker as hostess. Meet­ of Stayton, and ushers were
Carter all of Lyons. Sending ing opened with devotions by Robert Adams, Marvin Fery
gifts were Mrs. Irene Clason, Mrs. E. L. Roye. The usual and Marvin Wourms of Stay­ Has New Member
Mrs. Willa Gilson, Mrs. Jean- business was carried out and
A reception followed in
Round Robin Pinochle club
ne Owens. Mrs. Ethel Fox, Mrs. a report was heard from Mrs. ton.
Appliance — Radio
the church parlors.
members were entertained on
Joyce
Longfellow
and
Miss
Freda Grugett who attended
Following a honeymoon trip Monday evening at the home
SALES — SERVICE
Lorraine and Karen Clason.
the Sub-District meeting held to Canada the young couple of Agnes Carlson with the host­
503 N. Third Ave.
Stayton
Ph. 769-2154
at Trinity Methodist church in will he at home in Toledo ess serving dessert before the
Salem. An invitation was read where the bridegroom is fore­ evening of cards.
to attend the annual tea held man for a construction com­ The fall motif was used for
at the Methodist home in Sal­ pany.
the attractive table settings
em Sunday, October 13. Plans
and the card favors.
were made for a work day to
Lx>ra Mason, of Salem, a
be held on Tuesday, October 15. Jehovah's Witnesses
former member, was a guest
to cut quilt blocks and see
for the evening. Winning high
about paint for the church To Meet in Corvallis
prize was Frances Alban with
are
The
Mill
City
Jayceettes
basement. Attending were Mrs.
You Can Have
going to sponsor a self-improve­ Freda Grugett, Mrs. Paul Pen­ Among those planning to at­ Irene Podrobsky winning low
ment course starting October nington, Mrs. E. L. Roye, Mrs. tend the circuit convention of and Lu MacGregor receiving
pinochle.
26, place to be announced later. Glen Julian, Mrs. Leonard Jehovah
’s Witnesses in Corval­ Following the evening of
Sue Ferguson of the Cinder­ Cruson, Miss Lula Cory and the lis this week-end are Loyal D.
cards Evelyn Davis, president,
ella School of Self-improvement hostess, Mrs. Bodeker.
and
Walker, an associate minister conducted a short business
will be the instructor.
In the Stayton congregation, his meeting and announced that
There will be six lessons in
wife Mildred and daughter
the course which would nor­ Mrs. Gifford Honored Judy, all delegates to the three- Ruth Tohl was resigning from
the club. Club members have
mally cost $5.00 per class but
i day training sessions.
extended an invitation to Wil­
by a special agreement Mrs.
Commenting on the import­ ma Moore to join in her place.
Caused by Accidents
Ferguson will teach the entire With Farewell Coffee ance
of the seminar the minis­ The next party will be Oc­
course for $10.00 plus $1.50 for
DETROIT—Detroit Ranger ter said: “The program Is really tober 21 at the home of Lora
text materials,
Station was the setting Friday
extension of and a, refresher Mason with the group having
Anyone interested in this morning when the office per­ an
for the regular training pro­
course which includes posture sonnel honored Mrs. Eddie gram conducted in all congre­ dinner at a Salem restaurant
and walking, standing, sitting, (Donna) Gifford with a fare- gations of Jehovah’s Witness­ earlier.
stairs, dieting, health exercise, well coffee.
es”. Designed to stimulate the
personality, conversation,
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Following the coffee the preaching methods of the Wit­ Reception Held For
speaking, vocabulary, makeup,
the Corvallis program
hair-styling and wardrobe, may group presented Mrs. Gifford nesses
carries
the
theme “Sharing ful­ Lt. Col. Sims at
with
a
going
away
gift.
On
We Give Personalized Service
call Nancy Girod at 897-2700.
in Preaching the Good
The checks for the course must Thursday the girls at the of­ ly
Marc Sims Home
”.
be sent in advance and should fice honored her with a lunch­ News
All
regular
meetings
of
the
eon.
A reception was held at the
be made out to the Cinderalla
are canceled for Marc Sims home recently to
School of Improvement. Any­ Mrs. Gifford, who has been congregation
J. C. Kimmel - Ed “Bud” Davis, Owners
week-end in favor of the honor their son, Lt. Colonel
one between the ages of 13 and employed for the past one and the
Billy G. Sims on his return
Phone 897-2345
Mobile Phone YP 2-2600
80 may attend the sessions a half years at the station, was Corvallis event.
from
duty in Vietnam. This
Mill City, Oregon
first
employed
in
the
Engine
­
and the checks must be in by
was his second tour there.
October 19 for a person to be ering Department and later ser­
Cole-Rush Marriage
He was commander of the
ved as a receptionist.
eligible.
G8th Assault Helicopter
Her husband E/4 Eddie Gif­
known as the Top Tigers
ford arrived home Friday even­ Held at Jefferson
stationed at Bein Hau. His
ing following a 12-month tour
Mr. Burnett Cole and Mrs. brother, Don his wife and two
of duty in Vietnam. He was Virginia
were married sons drove up from Bakersfield
with the 529th Transportation Thursday, Rush
October 3 at Jeffer­ Calif, to join in the festivities.
Co. Following a 39 day leave son. Accompanying the couple
This Is Your Invitation
here he and his wife Donna were four of their children, Don is a Master machinist for
will leave for Fort Lee, Virgin­ Charlene, Brent and Mike Cole a California firm.
Others helping Lt. Col. Sims
ia where Mr. Gifford will re­ and Dianne Rush.
celebrate were Mr. and Mrs.
port for duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Cole are both Alex Burrell, Mr. and Mrs.
Succeeding Mrs. Gifford at
in Salem but will Ralph Knight, Mr. and Mrs.
the Ranger Station is Mrs. Jan- employed
live in their Lyons river front Ross McCombs and Mr. and
eta Huckeby who took over the home.
Mrs. George Thompson.
receptionist duties Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight of
Corvallis celebrated their 66th
wedding anniversary Sunday
at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
James McCallen in Eugene.
A catered dinner was enjoy­
ed by those attending, leaving
the family free to visit and re­
minisce.
Going from Mill City were
Mr. and Mrs. Phyl Knight,
from Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Amacost and Julie, from
Grants Pass, Lincoln Knight
and from Olympia, Mr. and
Mrs. Rolla Sexaur and Kay.
Valerie Chytka
Honored At
Bridal Shower
Recently
Gloria Jean Brown
Marries R. Weitman
At Saturday Rites
Self-Improvement Course
TV, Radio & Appliance
Service
Christian Church
Ladies Plan For
Improvements
»Vi d
Hunt ers!
Jayceettes To
Sponsor Self
Improve. Course
$15,000 Life Insurance
$1,500 Medical Expenses
Three Days
$2 30
Hill Insurance Agency
SEE
was a gift of a long-time friend.
Mrs. W. E. Buchanan of Le-
banon. For “something borrow­
ed”, she carried a bible belong­
ing to Mrs. Jack Scott.
Maid of honor was Miss
Kathy Duggan and serving as
best man for his brother was
Frank Tuers.
The bride attended Oregon
State University before her
marriage and the groom is a
junior at OCE at Monmouth.
Both young people are grad­
uates of Santiam High school.
Following the wedding a re­
ception was held with others
attending besides those in the
wedding party, Mrs. Leo Poole
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duggan.
The young couple are mak­
ing their home in Indepen­
dence.
Community
Calendar of Events
Wednesday, October 9—
Order of Rainbow for girls
at hall 7:30.
Thursday, October 10—
I.O.O.F. meeting at hall 8 p-
m.
Home Extension Unit at
Gates Clubhouse.
Monthly, October 14—
Marilyn Chapter O.E.S. at
hall 8 p. m.
Lions club dinner meeting at
hall 6:30.
Tuesday, October 15—
Mill City Woman’s club at
home of Mrs. Roger Lund­
quist 8 p. m. Home Life pro­
gram.
Wednesday, October 16—
North Santiam Chamber of
Commerce noon
luncheon
meeting at Riverview Cafe. All
members urged to attend.
Sponsored as a public service
HILL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Phone 897-2345
J. C. Kimmel - Ed L. Davis
Owners
DIORAMA
Alice Rupp Hosts
HEAR: R. G. Letcher Present
The Fall Lecture Series on
Marilyn Club at
Her Salem Home
Coming World Events
As Foretold in Bible Prophecy
SATURDAY: "Coming Soon — One United Church"
SUNDAY: "Armageddon! How Near Is It?"
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 7:15 P. M
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
501 S. W. Ivy Street
Mill City
The Marilyn Club members
met at the home of Alice Rupp
in Salem last week with a
pot-luck luncheon served at
noon. This was the first meet­
ing of the season for the club
with Sylvia Duncan conducting
a business meeting when plans
for the year were discussed.
Guests for the day were
Emma Brown and Mildred
Wiley and others attending
were I^ora Stevens, Gladys
Ixike, Sylvia Duncan, Maud
Clarke. Mary Gulliford. Ruby
Brisbin, Mary Kelly, Marie
Burrell. Hallie Toman, Helen
Kleihege, Gordette Garton,
(
Dorothy Peterson and the
hostess.
The October meeting will be
held at the home of Sylvia
Duncan.
Time for Anti ■ Freeze
Western Auto Permanent Type
gal. $1.99
Also in Quarts
Prestone
Spray Windshied De-Icer
gallon $2.49
55c and 75c
Western Auto and Rose Hardware
Highway 22
Phone 897-2785