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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 6, 1969 Safe Drivers can qualify for this DIFFERENT MONEY-SAVING AUTO POLICY! Sing’ng Bluebirds Have Skating Party Parpe GATES—Tuesday, February j 25th the Singing Blue Birds Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, were invited to accompany the I Camp Fire girls to Skateland in Salem. The group was pick- !ed up at the Mill City School Gladys Lake Hosts I i by a bus furnished by Skate- Do you have a good safe driving ' land. There wasn’t enough Marilyn Club Tuesday record? Then this revolutionary room for all to ride in the bus, and realistic auto policy is for you! Marilyn club met last Tues so some had to go by private It rewards safe drivers with lower day at the home of Mrs. Gladys car. premium costs and special features. The Blue Bird group includ Lake with Mrs. Elsie Völkel For example: You enjoy lowest ed Kandis Bradley, Susan Bud- as co-hostess. A covered dish possible_co$t immediately... with long. Peggv Foster, Carolyn luncheon was served at 12 funner discounts for safe driving Fuiier, Denise Gibson, Laura o’clock. years. Premiums are paid quar ' Hoover, Neddra Neal, Toni | Mrs. Wilson Stevens presid terly with no penalty surcharge. Payseno, Margaret Pratt, Ter ed at the afternoon business This top-quality protection is esa Seales, Nancy Sharp, Tre meeting. backed by THE HOME INSURANCE A silent auction was held for va Whisenhunt, and Cynthia COMPANY, famous for fast, fair . Whitney. Adult supervisors for the Estarl fund with over $17 settlement of claims. . ! the group were Mrs. Charlie received. to get all the facts—and further Neal, Mrs. James Budlong and 1 Mrs. Hattie Pepper, a guest information on additional features Shirley Sharp. The girls had a from Salem received the door including a 5-year con very enjoyable time skating prize. tinuation guarantee, and had hamburgers and cokes [ The March meeting will be phone or come in today! ■ at the roller rink before re- held at the home of Mrs. Charles Kelly. I turning home. Present were Mrs. Hattie Pepper, Mrs. Mildred Wiley, Mrs. Emma Brown, Mrs. Viv Lorena Harmon Is Extension Unit To ian Hoenig and Mrs. Alice Meet March 13 Rvpp all of Salem and Mrs. Engaged to L. Buren At Gates Club House Jack Gulliford, Mrs. Don Carl- and Mrs. Harry Harmon GATES—The Santiam Can son, Mrs. Ruby Brisbin, Mrs. of Mr. Rt. 1, Lyons are announc Richard Freeman, Mrs. Ervin yon Home Extension will hold ing the engagement of their their regular monthly meeting Peterson, Mrs. Wilson Stevens, daughter, Lorena to Larry Mrs. Alec Burrell, Mrs. Maude J. C. Kimmel E. L. Davis on Thursday, March 13th at the Clark, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Buren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gates Club House at 10 a. m. Owners The topic for the demonstra- Charlie French, Mrs. Veryl Herman Buren of Salem. Ph. 897-2345 Mill City tian will be Learn to see Col Hoover and the hostesses, Mrs. Miss Harmon and her fian are students at Salem Tech ors. All interested women in Elsie Völkel and Mrs. Gladys ce Salem Mobile nical Vocational Community Lake. the area are cordially invited College. The bride-elect grad Ph. YP2-2600 to attend. uated from Santiam High World Day of Prayer School in Mill City and Mr. Buren is a graduate of South The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Friday, March 7 at Salem High school. No date has been set for the Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too wedding. Presbyterian Church Phone 897-2772 Banquet Sat. Eve. At Stayton Church Saturday, March 1 xr- Stayton, cousin of the bride LYONS — M r..................... lss \ irginia i from Federalsberg, Md. Thev (Ginger) Carter and Dan Ray wore floor length gowns with Griffith exchanged their wed- burgundy top and pink crepe ding vows at a ceremony Sat-• (iresses wjth burgundy stream- urday, March 1 at the Church ers ers and ancj pink velvet velvet and and net net of Christ in Stayton. Rev. By- ¡iea(j pieces. ron Pickering officiated at the A reception followed in the 4 o’clock double-ring cere- church dining hall. Cutting I mony. Miss Carter is the and serving the three-tiered daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wedding cake were Mrs. Ellis Willard W. Carter of Lyons Alberts of Portland, aunt of and Mr. Griffith is the son of the bride and Mrs. Leo David Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Griffith son of West Stayton, aunt of of Stayton. the groom. Mrs. Ernest Grosso The bride, given in marriage of Lyons presided at the cof by her father wore a floor fee urn and Mrs. Opal Stanley length gown of white silk or of Stayton served the punch. ganza with chantilly’ lace and Mrs. Leota Collier was in seed pearls. Back fullness ex charge ot the guest book. Tak tended into a built-in train, ing care of the gifts were the long sleeves and fitted bodice. Allen twins, Cvndi and Wyndi Her elbow-length veil was held of Portland, Debbie Fittings in place with a crown of crys of Stayton ar.d Lisa Davidson tals bordered with seed pearls. of West Stayton. After a short Matron of honor was Mrs. wedding trip, the young c .uple Dan Humphreys of Portland. will be at home in Salem. She wore a floor-length gown Out-of-town guests attend of burgundy velvet and car ing the wedding were the ried a bouquet of pink carna brides’ grandmother, Mrs. tions with burgundy roses and Clara Miller from Piggot, Ark., pink streamers. Bridesmaids and Mr. and Mrs. L. O. John were Luida Jacksaw of West son of Gaston. The Cub Scout Blue and Gold banquet was held Satur- day evening at the grade school gym. There were several guests for the evening including May or and Mrs. Herbert Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Trout, repre senting the sponsoring Jaycees and Rev. and Mrs. Donald Dis- hong. The invocation was given by the Rev. Charles Fultz preced ing the banquet. Several of the Cub dens presented skits following the dinner. Awards, a big event for the young boys were given to the following: Donald More, Tony Trout, Mike Wagner, Gary •lothes. There’s more friction Morgan, Mark Davidson, Jerry md wear and tear on clothes Payseno Ricky Hostetler, Ron when the water level is low. nie Brosig, Kevin Long, Mike Another thing—a scanty a- Golden, Matt Kindred and Ber m unt of water puts extra nie Thomas. These awards drain on the motor to turn By Bernice Strawn were given for perfect attend the agitatr. You’re likely to ance for attending all Den and F»;tension Home Manacement burn out the motor. Specialist Oregon State Pack meetings during the year. Another reason for excess SOME DURABLE PRESS Wolf badges were earned by wear on clothes is incorrect Joe Crowthers, M. Gillenwat SLACKS tend to become use of bleach. If liquid chlorine, er, R. Carpenter and R. Hos “frosted” on the creases and bleach is poured directly on tetler. Silver arrows were seams after several washings. clothes without diluting it,*the This is due to abrasion during earned by Mark Peterman and fabric is weakened. Eventually washing and wearing. Mike Wagner. To help prevent this, turn holes appear. Dener bars were awarded to D. Hauter, D. Johnston and M. garments wrong side out be YOUNG MOTHERS—baby’s The annual observance of McDonald, Mathew Jessup fore washing. the World Day of Prayer is Mabel Yankus Hosts plastic bibs, panties and apr ns earned the engineer badge scheduled for this coming Fri CLEANING BRICK IS A can be laundered in the wash- day afternoon, March 7. at 1:30 Round Robin Pinochle i while Gerald Payseno received HARD .JOB any way you lock er- Vs® warm wash anc iin.-e the astronaut badge. in the Mill City Presbyterian water. Dufst them wlth The Junior High Camp Fire at it. To remove the built-up Church with Mrs. James Swan Club Monday Evening black grime that accumulates | P°wder ^before ^stonng.^^^^ girls served as hostesses for I of the Women’s Association in | Napped or fleecy articles | charge of arrangements. The Mabel Yankus hosted the the banquet with Dave Jessup, on the outside of the fireplace, such as blankets and sleepers , affair is sponsored by the wom Round Robin pinochle club at Cubmaster, acting as Master try one of these methods. I should be turned inside out Scrub with a strong en of the Canyon Community her home Monday evening us of ceremonies for the program. ... tri-sod „ , before washing to reduce pil- ium phosphate i Churches, and the theme this ing attractive arrangements of solution and i jjse Warm water, slow \A/"'ll nun C7 . . rinse ♦ thoroughly. Wou can hliv buy| i agitation year is “Growing Together in spring flowers and pussywil and spin speeds. A Engagement Of this at almost any drug or fabric softener in the last rinse Christ.’’ All men and women lows throughout her home. grocery store. Be sure to put helps keep them soft and fluf After serving dessert three who wish to be a part of the newspaper on the floor to pro-, fy. Use the low heat setting world-wide fellowship are cord tables of pinochle were in play Former Mill City tcct it while you clean. with Frances Alban winning ially invited to attend. of the dryer. There will be a time for fel high, Marilyn Drynan low and Man Announced For stubborn smoke stains, For a free fact sheet, “Mod lowship and refreshments in Marie Stewart received the use steel wool and scouring Mill City friends will lx? powder. Rinsing is important. ern Diaper Care,” call your Fellowship Hall following the pinochle prize. County Extension office. service which is open to every Carmen Barnhardt was a interested to hear of the en- If this doesn’t do the job, get one. Baby-sitting will be pro guest for the evening. The gagement of Edward Ralph a 10 per cent solution of mur NEW HOME OWNERS — vided in the church school March 17 party will be held Smith of Albany and former iatic acid at the drug store. nursery-room. at the home of Goldie Rambo. ly of Mill City. Wear rubber gloves while you don’t scour that porcelain en The announcement was made scrub acich on with a brush. amel bathtub or lavatory if Christians around the world Mrs. Drynan conducted a you want, it to keep its glass join in prayer on this World business meeting at the close by Mr. and Mrs. John Loy of Rinse well with clear water. Day of Prayer. Beginning in of the evening. It was voted Albany, parents of Miss Na Still another way is to use like finish. Coarse abrasives the Islands of the Pacific, a to entertain husbands of the dine Loy. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph c mmercial paint cleaner. The and bleach can take off the stream of prayer flows around ladies at a Salem restaurant Smith are the parents of Ed- instructions on the label should smooth finish in less than a year. The rough surface that ward also of Albany. the world on this day until it April 26. be followed. If you want additions or changes in your telcp'. i remains is just that much hard The young couple have not I reaches the outer most Islands d 'dory listing, please call our business ofiiso er to clean. set the wedding date. I Islands ot Alaska. It has been THESE FOOD SHOPPING r. . We can help if you act promptly. I said, “Tnere are no longer any Mrs. Donald Round Miss Loy is a graduate of TIPS THAT MAKE CENTS What then do you do? On Albany’ Union High School come from Mrs. Velma Seat, a slick new tub, detergent will I remote places. There are no longer any distant people. We Honored at Shower and is now attending Merritt Oregon State University exten usually do the job. Or the are now confronting the moon, IDANHA—The Ferris Ben Davis School of Commerce, sion food marketing specialist. spray type bathroom cleaners the planet., the stars!’’ ton home. Idanha, was the majoring in fashion merchan Shop your newspaper’s sup are also safe. If you can find ermarket ad for all it’s worth a very fine powdered cleaner setting for a bridal shower dising. Edward Smith also a grad and 1 ok for specials. On your that does not scratch, this is VALLEY TELEPHONE CO. honoring Mrs. Donald R. a part of Sunnyside Telephone Co. Round (Jerilyn Hopson) on uate of Albany Union High shopping list, jot down “alter also satisfactory—but not al Tuesday evening of last week. school is attending Linn Ben nates” in case one food is a ways available. P.O. Box 507 • Silverton, Oregon 97381 Hosting the event were Mrs. ton Community College and is better buy than another. Take Once the glossy finish has Paul Knapp. Mrs. Glenn employed at Flyways Inc. of time to read labels, compare brands, grades and sizes. For been removed, there’s no way Storm, Mrs. Lee Hopson Jr., Albany. example, canned whole fruits you can restore it. To get it and Mrs. Ferris Benton and make attractive salads while clean you’ll have to resort to daughter. Judy. cut varieties in baked desserts scouring powder. Other guests included Mmes. Ann Rush Joins taste just as good and c:st less. Karen Reeves, Rose Hevner, Help prevent the bathtub Cheese prices vary. Aged na Lee Hopson. Sr.. Floretta Lions Auxiliary ring by using a water condit- tural cheeses are the highest Young. Eunice Round, Sarah I Benton, Dodi Stornier, Laura The Mill City Lions Auxil- in price: the process varieties, tioner in the bath water. Less Yvonne Hills. Cecil iary met at the home of Betty particularly in large packages, cleaning will be needed. Houck, I Hopson and Delores Stephen Berg. Thursday evening. Feb are F ist expensive per pound. Eggs are a budget booster. ruary 27. Plans were discussed for the Rummage Sale to be A serving of two eggs can Bid or Bunch Pinochle held March 29 in the building cost as little as 10 cents and Community adjacent to the U. S. National make a good main dish. Day- Club Hosted by Linda Bank. A discussion was held old baked go ds are usually PERSONAL STATIONERY | on costumes for Auxiliary marked way down, but are as Calendar of Events Bastuscheck Monday I Members and Ann Rush fresh as if you'd bought them LETTERHEADS The Bid or Bunch pinochle brought several patterns for yesterday and stored them at members and guests were en I the members to look at. The home. Wednesday, March 5— ENVELOPES tertained Monday evening by i F urth of July activities for Santiam Rebekah lodge at COST OF APPLIANCE Linda Bastuscheck at her the park were also discussed. hall 8P. M. SERVICE has become a fav Ann Rush was inducted as a home. The hostess served re freshments before the evening new member by LaDell Met- orite subject over many a cup Thursday, March 6— of coffee or back fence. Auto Jayceettes at home of Ruth teer. president. of cards. It was decided the next matic washers are most fre TerL uw 8 P. M. Student from Guests for the evening were Joyce Trout. Margaret Wag meeting would be held March quent culprits. Thailand to be guest speaker. But fn>m the other angle, ner. Barbara Penrose and Jean 27 in the building next to the Fraternal Order of Eagles bank so all items can lx? read repairmen say that from 30 Organizational meeting 7:30 P. ne Rosamond. Pat Eastw <xl w n both high ied for the Rummage Sale. t > 50 percent of all calls they M. at Riverview Cafe. ENCLOSURES and pinochle prizes with Linda Following the business meet make to sen ice major applian Rainbow Advisory board. Sanders winning low. Nadine ing. refreshments were served ces are unnecessary. You still Home of J. C. Kimmel 8 P. M. BUSINESS CARDS have to pay f r the call, even by the hostess. Duggan won the door prize. Garden club at Gates Club though the repairman simply An exciting moment during house 10 A. M. points out that the hoses are BOOKLETS i the evening was the holding kinked so that the water can't Monday, March 10— I .if 1500 trump by Mrs. East- ACCOUNTING FORMS drain. I wood with Marlena Severs as Lions club dinner meeting If you’d like to cut d wn on i her partner. service costs, ask your county at hall 6:30. RULED FORMS The next party will be March Marilyn Chapter OES at hall Extension office for a free 17 at the home of Mrs Duggan fact sheet on “H w to Avoid 8 P. M. INVOICES Unnecessary Service Calls for ■sponsored as a public service Laundry Appliances." F remen's Auxiliary by Discuss by-laws CLOTHES WEAR OCT GATES The Fireman’s FASTER than they did a few Auxiliary held their regular years ago—or so some peple monthly business meeting n say. If you feel that way, Monday evening. The by-laws check up on your laundry were discussed, which was the methods. main order of business Those If your washer has a con-1 Phone 897-2345 attending the meeting were trol for adjusting the amount | Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Oregor. Car I Woods Loretta Skillings. • f water you use in the tub. j s a comedian. maybe you are trying to wash •I C. Kimmel - Ed L. Davi* I.enora Cutsforth. Sharon Har Owners rison. Glenda Rhoten. Wyoma with t o little water in pro portion tn the quantity of | Raechler and Phyllis Gregory GOLD KEY I AUTO POLICY HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Work Smarter.. Not Harder telephone directory gees to press soon The Mill City Enterprise HILL INSURANCE AGENCY
