Idanha Church To
Melody Airs Have
Hold Prayer Sessions
Guests at Meeting
The Melody Airs, a local in­
strumental group, met Wed­
nesday for their regular prac­
tice session with 12 members
and two visitors present.
Mrs. Earl Loucks is now the
librarian for the group and
Mrs. Bernadlne Vinier is a new
member, playing the trom­
bone.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Miller
playing the trombone and
drums gave a rendition of Jing­
le Bells, enjoyed by those pre­
sent.
Mr. and Mrs. Minrick visited
the group and he gave a talk
on voice. He is a retired sing­
ing instructor. He also sang
for the group which was great­
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sent.
The Mill City Enterprise
IDANHA—The Womens Mis­
sion Society of the Idanha
Community Church held a
prayer session, followed by a
work day Wed. in the social
room of the Idanha Fire Hall.
The work day consisted of
working on quilts which will
be for sale. Proceeds from the
quilt sale will be used in mis­
sion work.
The Society plans to hold
prayer sessions once a week
to which the ladies of the com­
munity is invited.
Time and place of the ses­
sions will be announced at
each meeting.
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fyJomatA Pacfñ
Griffiths Have 25th
MacGregor Twins
Wedding Anniversary
Have Birthday Party
Mrs. John MacGregor enter­
tained Saturday, October 12 in
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On Sunday, October 13 mem­ honor of her twins, Bobby and
bers of the family of Mr. and Kay on their 10th birthday
Mrs. Hershel E. Griffith had a anniversary.
Lloyd Chamberlains
Craig Bennett Marries Guests Present at
A swimming party was held
reception at the Gates Wom­
en’s clubhouse for them on at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Observe Wedding
Janis Stubbs at Reno
Eastern Star Meeting
their Silver wedding anniver­ I Charley Stewart and the tra-
dltional ice cream and cake
sary.
Janis Wilson Stubbs became
Anniversary
Among those attending be­ was then served at the Mac-
the bride of Craig Bennett, Here Monday Night
sides the honored couple were Gregor home.
Mr. and Mrs. Phyl Knight Friday evening, October 4 at
Marilyn Chapter No. 145 met Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hall and
Those present besides Kay
were hosts Saturday honoring a chapel in Reno, Nevada.
Monday evening at the lodge
The bride is the daughter of hall with Maud Clark, worthy family from Milwaukie, Mr. and Bobby were Peggy Wel-
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chamber-
and Mrs. Ben Sacchari and
lain on their 48th wedding an­ Mr. and Mrs. Ereil Wilson of matron and Verne Clark, wor­ family from Forest Grove, Mr. stad, Bonnie Shephard, Lori Le­
von, Joanne Murray, Sally Jen­
niversary. They are former De­ Mehama and the groom is the thy patron presiding.
and Mrs. Tony Sacchari, For­ kins, Lynn Bodeker, Ricky
troit residents now living at son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Introduced and seated in the est Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hostetler, Mark Moffatt, Jim­
Bennett. Both families attended
Lincoln City.
East were Mattie Reed, wor­ Castro, Sacramento, Calif., Mr. my Olson, Larry Jacobson and
the
wedding
of
the
young
coup
­
Others present were Mr. and
thy matron and George Reed, and Mrs. K. Lange and family, Roy Loftin.
Mrs. Fred Whitaker of Salem le.
Mr. Bennett is employed at worthy patron of Trinity Chap­ Mill City, Miss Linda Rizzo
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaffer
ter No. 175 in Salem and Estel­ and Miss Reba Gentry of Con­
of Mill City. Cards were play­ Stuckart Lumber Company at le Spiva, worthy matron and cord, Calif., Tom and Clara
Extension Unit Meets
Idanha
and
the
new
Mrs.
Ben
­
ed during the evening and high
Olin Spiva, worthy patron of Stein of Olympia and Everett,
prize was won by Mrs. Whit­ nett is employed at Santiam Victoria chapter of Turner.
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Dave At Gates Clubhouse
aker with Mrs. Chamberlain Guard station at Mehama.
Warde and family, Mill City.
Also
introduced
were
Eileen
Call Us Any Day For
They
are
making
their
home
winning low. Mrs. Schaffer has
Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Griffith and
Weeks,
associate
matron
and
GATES—The Santiam Can
known Mr. and Mrs. Chamber- in Mill City at 634 S. W. Doug­
Robert Weeks, associate patron daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Her- yon Home Extension Unit held
No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between
lain since they were newly­ las.
schell D. Griffith, Gates, Mr. their monthly meeting on
of Victoria chapter No. 76.
Stayton and Gates.
weds at Detroit.
and
Mrs. Norman Bowers and Thursday, October 10, at the
Mrs.
Clark
used
the
Willam
­
A gift of a money tree was
family. Milwaukie, MLss Don­ Gates Community Center. At­
ON OR OFF THE CABLE
presented to the Chamberlains Valerie Chytka Marries ette Valley Association travel­ na
Lee Griffith, and Ed Hig­ tending the meeting were Carol
ing gavel to conduct the busi­
at the close of the evenings
RCA VICTOR
William Schmidt
ness meeting Monday evening. gins of Portland. The event Ohrt, Lola Henness, Lenore
festivities.
arranged by the couples Cutsforth, Ruth McCombs, Car­
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Wilson Stevens who was the was
In Church Ceremony
children and their spouses.
ol Woods, Gladys Cline, Jane
first
secretary
of
the
associa
­
RCA WHIRLPOOL
Mink, Dorothy Newberg, Mary
LYONS — Miss Valerie Jean tion said he remembered that
Lyons Garden Club
Lou Peterson, Muriel Phillips.
Chytka and Kenneth William he helped purchase the gavel.
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Sue Gillenwater, Hannah Cath-
Schmidt exchanged their wed­
Short talks were given by Mrs. Geneva Ball
Meets at Nygaards
erwood, Wynona Baechler, Nel­
ding vows Monday evening, Oc­ the visitors.
lie Allen, Phyllis Gregory, Mol­
Returns
from
Trip
LYONS — Mrs. Percy Hiatt tober 7, at the Church of
Refreshments were served in
ly Larson, Shirley Swaim, Hat­
and Mrs. Gladys Nygaard were Christ in Stayton, with Rev. the dining room by the com­
tie Cole, Myrtle Donahue, Vel­
Byron “
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Pickering
officiating at mittee, Edith Mason, Tena To Home Town
hostesses
for
the
October
meet
­
Z-
ma Carey. Ruth Ter Low, June
ing of the Lyons Garden Club the 7 p. m. ceremony. The Graham and Sylvia Duncan.
GATES—Mrs. Geneva Ball Barker, Vicki Gibson, Anita
held at the Nygaard home Wed­ bride is the daughter of Mr.
has returned from a vatation Williams. Betty Johnson, Shar­
nesday afternoon. Each mem­ and Mrs. Lawrence Chytka of
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trip by jet plane which took on Harrison, and Josephine
ber answered to roll call by tel­ Lyons and the groom the son Extension Unit
her to Denver, Colorado from Hampton. Carol Ohrt and Bet­
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Portland and then on to Tulsa, ty Johnson gave a demonst.ra-
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do in their garden this fall. Schmidt of Stayton.
Oklahoma. She visited her | tion on better breakfasts. The
The bride wore a gown cf Has Homemaker
Mrs. Ralph Downer presided
hometown in Oklahoma which hosesses were Carol Woods, Lo­
over the meeting. A very in­ Chantilly lace over satin with
she hadn’t seen for 32 years. la Henness, and Ruth Mc­
teresting report was heard long lace sleeves and a train Demonstration
She visited the old schoolhouse Combs. The raffle gift was won
from those who visited the of lace, her illusion veil was
LYONS—The Octolier meet-
Oakhill Gardens at Rickreall. held to a crown of seed pearls ing of the Extension Unit was where she attended school as by Mary Lou Peterson.
Mrs. Ralph Downer gave a and she carried a bouquet of held Thursday’, October 10, in a girl. After visiting with rel­
atives and friends she came
short talk and showed the an­ yellow and white daisies.
the basement of the Methodist home by way of Sacramento,
Miss Janet Schmidt sister of church,
tiquing of flowers. Mrs. Glenn
ljeginning at 10 a. m.
Julian, Mrs. Alex Bodeker and the groom was maid of honor. Lesson for the day was “Easy where she visited with her
You Can Have
Mrs. Floyd Bassett were ap­ Bridesmaids were Miss Anna meals for the Home maker of daughter, Carol Sue Cooper
Community
pointed the nominating com­ Flande, Miss Anita Fox and today” with Lucille Huber and who is teaching school there
this
year.
mittee to select officers for Miss JoAnn Prichard. They Helen Johnston project lead­
She said she had a very nice
the new year. Games were play­ wore olive green taffeta gowns ers with a very interesting
Calendar of Events
trip but was glad to get home
ed and winning prizes were overlaid with white lace with demonstration.
again. Mrs. Ball is the Gates
and
Mrs. Ralph Downer, Mrs. headpieces of matching bows
Officers are Nola Pickering postmaster.
Glenn Julian, Mrs. Frank Crust and olive net, and carried yel-
Wednesday, October 16—
Mrs. David Danielson and low daisies. Flower girl was chairman, June Kokstis vice-
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
Katherine Neal. A plant and Mary Chytka sister of the chairman. Isla Green Luncheon
hall, 8 p. m.
committee
chairman
and
Alta
Lions
To
Entertain
bulb exchange was also enjoy­ bride and ringbearer was
Monday, October 21—
Wayne Jensen. Candle lighters Bodeker publicity. A secretary
ed.
Caused by Accidents
On Monday Night
Bid or Bunch club at home
Preceeding the meeting re­ were Danny and Timmy Chyt- will l»e selected later.
Present for the meeting were
Harry White was guest at of Gladys Podrabsky, 7: 30
freshments were served to ka brothers of the bride. Best
Mmes. Floyd Bassett, Otto man for Mr. Schmidt was June Kokstis. Alma Olmstead, the Monday night Lions club
Weidman, Ralph Downer, Daryl Stroschine and grooms­ Thelma James, Crystal Lim­ meeting, when he showed col­ Round Robin Pinochle club
Hugh Johnston, Leland Mann­ men were Jerry Smith, Royce beck, Ixjis Bilyeu, Isla Green, or slides he had taken when at Lora Mason home, Salem
ing, Glenn Julian, Alex Bode­ Longfellow and Dan Humph­ Eleanor I^aMunyan, Pat Mu- on a hiking trip into the Wal­ Leave Mill City at 5:45.
ker, David Danielson, Frank ries. Ushers were Richard mey, Myra Mumey, Dorothy lowa mountains. Other slides
Lions club dinner meeting
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Crust, Clyde Bressler, Charles Chytka, brother of the bride, Downer, Alta Bodeker, Lu shown were those of the Three at Fellowship hall, 6:30. This
Cruson, Miss Katherine Neal, Donnie Miley and I^arry Prich­ Brown, Willa Gilson, Nola Sisters Wilderness area.
will be Ladies’ Night.
Pickering, Mary Lu Henning,
The West Salem Lions club
Miss Lula Cory, Mrs. Hiatt and ard.
We Give Personalised Service
A. F. & A. M. stated meeting
A reception followed in the Helen Johnston, Lucille Hu­ made a visitation to the local
Mrs. Nygaard.
at hall, 8 p. m.
social room of the church. Cut­ ber. Visitors at the meeting club.
The calendar sales was dis­
ting and serving the cake were were Mrs. Frances Stull and
Mrs. Luther Miley, Mrs. Wil­ Mrs. Goldie Kenworthy of cussed, and those who have Wednesday, October 23—
J. C. Kimmel - Ed “Bud” Davis, Owners
not been contacted may come
liam Carter, Mrs. Larry Prich­ Stay ton.
to The Enterprise office and Order of Rainbow for Girls at
ard and Mrs. Marty Miley.
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hall at 7:30.
sign up yet this week only.
Serving the coffee and punch
Mill City, Oregon
Next Monday night will be
were Mrs. Glenn Watters and Young People Meet
Ladies’ night, according to Thursday, October 24—
Mrs. Henry Gillespie with Miss
Sandra Miley in charge of the At Williamson Home President Bill Metteer.
PTA at Mill City Grade
guest book.
school at 8 p. m.
IDANHA — The Lynn Wil­ Gates Church Elects
The young couple is honey­
Lions Auxiliary meeting at
mooning along the Oregon liamson home was the setting
Sue Lewellen home 8 p. m.
coast and their first home will last Sunday, with Mrs. William­ Officers Recently
GATES — The Gates Sunday Sponsored as a public service
be at Stayton. Both are grad­ son hosting the group when
uates of Stayton Union High the Young People of the Idan­ School and Church elected
School and the bridegroom is ha Community Church met. their officers for the ensuing
serving with the U. S. Army Program for the day was the year, they are: ChurCh Trustee
“Dating Game” in which the for 3 years; Mary Stafford,
in Vietnam.
Young People were paired off Church Truestee for 2 years;
Today, the country over, every housewife can grace her table with fresh fruit from the
by univac for the refreshment Clare Henness, Church Trus-
Pacific Northwest. The growers, the shippers and Union Pacific work together, pooling their
Mrs. Luis Maceira Has hour. Various pizzas were serv­ tee for 1 year; Nellie Allen.
expert knowledge, to help her add the gaiety of fresh fruit to her menus. Picked at the peak of
ed to the group by their hast. Chairman of the Board of Dea-
quality, stored in controlled atmosphere, and moved to market in Pacific Fruit Express
Shower at Hann Home In attendance were: Gary conesses; Mary Stafford and
refrigerated cars and trailers, fresh fruit from the Northwest is now available year round in
Phone 897-2345
LYONS—Miss Beulah Lewis, Stephens. Susan Reeves, Ter- Nellie Allen. Superintendent of
neighborhood markets everywhere More wonders from the Pacific Northwest brought by
Union Pacific to a waiting world outside.
Mrs. Alex Bodeker and Mrs. resa Tompkins, Gerald, Donald. Bunday School, Mary Stafford,
Clyde Bressler attended a baby Freda and Henry Hiebert, Dor­ Assistant Supt. Charles Barnes, J. C. Kimmel-Ed L. Davis
shower honoring Mrs. Luis Ma­ sey Smith, Ricky, Mike and Secretary and Treasurer, Olive
Owners
ceira of Salem, held at the Gina Williamson, Robin White­ Bamhardt, Pianist Ruby Bris-
Union Pacific and the Great Pacific Northwest
home of Mrs. George Hann of ly, Delva Saner, Cathie Crist,
Aumsville, with Mrs. Howard Joanne Hopson. Danelle Steph­
Naue of Lyons as co-hosteses. ens, Sharon Johnson and Coun­
Games furnished the enter­ selor Martha Taylor.
tainment and after opening of
The next meeting will be
the gifts refreshments were held Sunday at the home of
served to the honored guest, Rev. and Mrs. Harold Roth.
Mrs. Maceira and Mrs. Orville Hosting the 5:00 P. M. meeting
Bowers, Mrs. Hershel Culwell will be Miss Linda Roth.
of Salem: Mrs. Dennis John­
Title of the program: “What’s
son, Mrs. Elizabeth Lalack of Your Dating Rating”.
Dallas. Mrs. Stanley Weitman,
Tn the evening at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Sarah Weitman. Miss De­ at the Idanha Community
loris Hann. Mrs. George Hann, Church, the Young People wiil
of Aumsville. Mrs. Elmer Cul­ present an S-act play, Witness­
well. Mrs. Lydia Culwell. Miss es Wanted, Fakes Need Not
Donna Culwell. Miss Beulah Apply.
I ewis, Mrs. Alex Bodeker. Mrs.
Clyde Bressler, Mrs. Howard
Naue, of Lyons and Mrs. Phil Self-Improvement
Weitman of Mehama.
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Allen Sims To Marry
Charlene Oleman
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C. Ole­
man of Lincoln City are an­
nouncing the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Charlene
Oleman to Mr. Allen Ray Sims,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Sims of Mill City.
The young c'uple will be
married in Salem on November
9 and will make their home in
that city. Mr. Sims is employ­
ed in Mill City at a plywood
mill and she works as an of­
fice nurse in Salem.
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into your home and give it new elegance,
Mrs, Jim Girod said this
week that a definite meeting
place had been arranged for
the Jayceette sponsored self-
improvement course which is
tc start October 26.
The group will meet in Room
3 of Santiam High school and
Mrs. Sue Ferguson of the Cin-
deralla School of self-improve­
ment will be the instructor.
Anyone wishing to sign up
for the course mav contact Mrs.
Girod at 897-2700
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