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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 20, 1969 Boy of the Month Floyd Johnsons Host Family Gathering Mrs. Gary Curtis Honored With Baby Shower at Alban's Mrs. Wayne Alban and Mrs. Jan Klecker were hostesses for a baby shower Thursday evening at the «Alban home honoring Mrs. Gary Curtis of Stay ton. Entertainment for the even ing was the playing of stork bingo with refreshments served after the guest of honor open ed her gifts. Others attending the shower were Mrs. Fern Wheeler and Mrs. Lynette Becker of Al bany; Sharon Wallen of Lyons and coming from Stayton, Mrs. Sandra Zalkawske, Mrs. Don na Sanders, Mrs. Mary Duncan, Mrs. Gladys McAllister and Mrs. Nancy Calavan. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Bid or Bunch Club Members Meet at Nadine Duggan Home Women's Church Group To Select New Officers Edna Lady Honored At Bridal Shower Mar. 11 At Wright Home Girl of the Month GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson entertained at their home on Sunday, the occasion being a dinner to celebrate the birthday’s of Mrs. Johnson and their granddaughter, Lauri Cuthbert’s 8th birthday. At tending the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Hudgins and children, Brian and Sherry of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. James Cuthbert and children, Lauri and Jimmie of Wood burn, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson of Salem. Grandson Brian Hudgins went home with the Cuthbert family to Woodburn to stay until Wed nesday. The two grandsons, Brian and Jimmie, will return to Gates to stay with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson for the rest of the week. Nadine Duggan entertained Mrs. Edna Lady was honor members of the Bid or Bunch ed with a bridal shower Tues Pinochle club at her home day evening at the home of Linda Marie Crowther, a Monday evening with delight LYONS—The meeting of the Mrs. James Wright with Mrs. Junior at Santiam High school, Pete Hawley, san of Mr. and ful St. Patrick decorations used Women’s Society of Christian Merle Stewart and Mrs. Albin was chosen for the girl of the Mrs. W. E. Foster of Mill City, on the card tables. month for February. Linda is i Service was held at the fire- Cooper assisting the hostess. was chasen boy of the month the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Duggan served vanilla i place room of the Methodist Guests present were divided for February at Santiam. Pete Frank Crowther of Mill City. ice cream with creme de I church Tuesday afternoon, into groups and appropriate is a sophomore and entered Among her many activities menthe in parfait glasses, ad I March 11, with Mrs. Ethel games were played. Santiam High in February, are Girls’ Volley Ball. Girls’ ding to the green and white i Huffman hostess. A report was 1968 from Judson Jr. High. Refreshments of cake, punch, Track, Girls’ Basketball, GAA, I heard from the tamale sale coffee and tea were served af Pete’s main activities have Oregon Symphony motif. FHA, and is currently secre been track, J. V. Football and Orchestra To Be in Jean Rosamond was guest ' and supper which proved to be ter the honored guest opened tary of ETA and vice president this year he is Sophomore very successful. for the evening and Darlene her many gifts. Pouring the Salem, March 26 of the Pep club. Class President. Eva Bressler, Evelyn Julian coffee was Mrs. Carl Schaffer Ruby won low score; Mary Linda plans to attend Salem Pete would like to go to The Oregon Symphony orches Wright high, and Mrs. Rosa and Estelle Spiva were ap with Mrs. Ernestine McLen- Tech and take nurses' training. either Oregon State or the tra, conducted by Jacques Sin mond received the pinochle pointed the nominating com on pouring the punch. University of Oregon when he ger, will come to Salem Wed prize. mittee to select new officers The bride-to-be’s colors of graduates from high school nesday, March 26. f r the coming year. Plans moss green and melon were evening Mrs. During the The 86-piece orchestra will non Beach on their Senior and at this point is not certain were also discussed for their perform Symphony No. 12 by Wright, with Linda Bastus- annual Birthday luncheon, used for room decoration and Skip weekend. They also what he wants to major in. Shostakovich, the Carmen check as her partner, held with the date set for Tuesday, for a touch of color in the re choose red and silver as their Suite from Bizet and two oth- 1,000 aces. Several club mem April 29, in the church dining freshments. Wedding Jaell ar motto. Mr. Kimmel then spoke bers have been “1000 Ace rangements were used in the ers. tc the class on a $5,000 Insur- room. Arpha Roye is in charge room and miniature bells top happy ” during the current This ic the fourth and last * ance Policy which will be pay of food and Leora Stevens in ped the cake. concert of the current season season. ed for a year by Kimmel and charge of program. Those at Mrs. Lady will become the and will be held at the Wil The next party will be April tending are asked to bring GATES—The Santiam Can Ed Davis, owners of Hill In lamette Fire Arts auditorium. 7 at the home of Pat East birthday pennies and enjoy the bride of Donavan Moffatt yon Home Extension held surance. Tickets may be secured at the wood. fellowship. The society is also March 21. their regular monthly meeting box office the evening of the collecting Betty Crocker cou Those attending the shower on Thursday, March 13th at concert. pons to replace their silver included Mmes: Laverne Be the Gates Clubhouse. Muriel Presbyterian Women coffee and tea service which hrens, David Lindley, Jerry Phillips and Shirley Swaim Community Rosamond, James Budlong, Bill gave the demonstration on was stolen from the church. To End Clothing Drive Plans were made for those Morgan, Leo Cruson, Lanny “Learn tc see Color.” who could to attend the Dis Mark, Clyde Richards, Del Those present at the meet Calendar of Events During March trict meeting to be held at mar Skillings, Joe Lalack, ing were Gladys Cline, Jane Clyde Golden, Charles Golden, Lebanon on Thursday, March Mink, Sharon Harrison, Lola Nine members of the Pres 27. Attending the meeting were Jack Scott, Lloyd Ketchum, Henness, Ruth McCombs, Shir byterian Women’s Association Estelle Spiva, Leora Stevens, Don Ketchum, Howard Mor ley Swaim, Ruby Hutchinson, Wednesday, March 19— met at Fellowship Hall last Lula Cory, Florence Naue, Nel rison, Bill Shephard, Dick Carol Ohrt, Yvonne Welstad, Rebekah lodge 8 P. M. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. lie Riggs, Orpha Roye, Thelma Posekany, Vem Morgan, Ern Eleanor Corning, Carol Thom Jaycees at hall 8 p. m. Ixiuis Verbeck as refreshment Hawthorne, Alta Bodeker, Ev estine McLenon, Clarence Gol as, Wyoma Baechler, Dorothy hostess before the business elyn Julian. Eva Bressler and den, Athel Savage, Roy Pod- Newberg, Carol Woods, Rosie meeting. rabsky, Fred Berg, Edna Gor Cupps, Leonora Cutsforth, Thursday, March 20— the hostess Ethel Huffman. den, Carl Schaffer, Frank Se Phyllis Gregory, Sue Gillenwat Fraternal Order of Eagles The new president, Mrs. vers, Jerry Pittam, James er, Muriel Phillips, Josephine Organizational Meeting. 7:30 p. Clyde Rogers, was in charge of the business session, assisted Area Teachers Attend Wright, Herb Bastuscheck, Hampton. Hannah Catherwcod m. At Baptist Mission church. John Lengascher, Albin Coop Arlene Taylor, Janet Lewis, by the secretary, Mrs. Ver Tuesday, March 25— er, Jack Duggan, Floyd East and Anita Williams. beck. Opening the devotions Dinner Meeting wood and Merle Stewart. Marilyn Club at home of was Mrs. Earl Loucks. Recently in Eugene Mrs. Charles Kelly. Noon Sending gifts were Mmes: At the request of Mrs. Jack Attending the International Larry Platts, Jr., Don Moffatt, potluck. Scott, the association agreed to assist with the reception for . Reading association dinner Mel Rambo. Charlie Stewart, the golden anniversary of her meeting at the Oregon State Gordon McMorris, Jim Girod, Wednesday, March 26— parents, the Wilson Stevens, University’ Memorial Union Velma Aiderman, Harold Hills, Order Rainbow for girls 7:30. on July 27. The Lions Club building on Wednesday, March Clyde Morgan, Alice Knodel, Oregon Federation of Gard 12 were Thelma Phelps, Marge Jules Hill, Joe Fencl, Lorraine dinners were also discussed, as en clubs. Capitol Dist No. 17. LYONS — The March meeting Parker, Eva Benefiel, Doris Mills, Ernest Podrabsky, Har Add one more business telephone line and you that organization plans to skip the Lyons Extension Unit Plantation at Dallas 9 A M. two weeks, but will have a Sheythe, and Carol Ragsdale. old Pearce, Bid Sanders, Jerry of have more than just two telephones. You've dou Father-Daughter banquet on The program centered around Ruby, William Von Harten was held at the Methodist Sponsored as a public service bled your ability to handle more business calls. church Thursday, beginning at parental involvement in the and Miss Leona I>amb. March 31. And you've reduced the chance of losing business 10 A. M. Lesson of the day school. Slides were shown by to a busy signal. Mrs. Herbert Schroeder read Mrs. Sniffer, parent coordin was “Changing Moral Value’s from the Year Book of Prayer ator, and a panel of several of Today’s World” with Cheryl featuring the Sudan (upper teachers discussed how over Round Robin Pinochle Richards and Pam Morris the Nile province in Africa) and 100 volunteer mothers are project leaders. Chicago, Ill., this month. Guest at the meeting was helping to reinforce the class Club Hosted Monday The clothing-drive announc- room operation in the Salem Mrs. Hazel Poumelle of Scio, I ed by the church is continuing Heights school and Cummings By Goldie Rambo Extension Represenative. A VALLEY TELEPHONE CO. through March, with the final school light lunch was served by Illsa in Keizer. Parents in Phone 897-2345 ■ p«rt of Sunnysld« Telephon« Co. The St. Patrick motif dom ! date to be April 10 when the these schools volunteer from Green, Chrystal Limbeck and P.Q. Bo« SQ7 • Silverton, Oregon 973*1 ' association will have an all one half hour to a full day of inated the card favors, refresh Thelma James. Others attend J. C. Kimmel - Ed L. Davit ments and prizes at the Mon day session for packing and their services each week. ing were Helen Stavang, Myra Owners day evening meeting of the shipping. The women will take Mumey, Beverly Baylink. Lois Much is being said these a sack-lunch to Fellowship days about the need for in Round Robin Pinochle club Bilyeu, Willa Gilson, Eleanor held at the home of Goldie i LaMunyan, Alma Olmstead, Hall that 'day. dividualizing instruction. With For the afternoon’s program parent aides available, the Rambo. With the “wearin’ of the June Kokstis and Nola Picker the record entitled "G'd Isn’t teacher can give more time to green ” an unexpected twist ing. Dead.” by Gertrude Behanna, one relationship which is so author of the book. “The Late important to all children. How was added when a cute little Liz,” was played. It tells the ever, the class-room teacher green frog hopped on the front story of the only child of a must assume the added re porch of the Rambo home just By Karen Oliver Scotch immigrant who acquir sponsibility of planning how as the first guest arrived. Guest for the evening was Linda Crowther and Pete ed great wealth but whose best to utilize the non-certi- daughter (Mrs. Behanna) chose fied personnel. It is essential Jessie Bodeker with Mel Ram- Hawley were named Boy and alcohol, drug addict!'n. three that they meet with the aides mo also filling in for an absent' Girl of the month for Feb ruary. on March 14. Trish broken marriages, and an at to explain the techniques to be member. Winning high prize was | Moore was selected as princess tempted suicide. After sinking used by the volunteers. to the depths of misery, a phv-1 There are several mothers Irene Podrabsky with Agnesi for the Santiam Whitewater sician advised psychiatry, but > alread involved in classrooms Carlson winning pinochle and challenge. A student council meeting the author turned to Christ. | in the Mill City and Gates Frances Alban receiving low. The next meeting will lie was held on Tuesday, March the "Great Physician.” After schools. Mrs. Mary Crowthers regaining her health, she has has lieen assisting in Mrs. Eva April 7 at the home of Mrs. 11. The council decided to give1 fifty dollars to the Journalism spent the past 15 years tour Benefiel’s second grade since Alban. class in order to help pay for ing the country, telling her October: Mrs. Anita Wiliams the publication cf a page in st ry. giving hope and encour and Mi's. Molly Larson have the Mill City Enterprise. This agement to thousands in all been helping Mrs. Parker in Large Crowd At page will be written after the w;t Ik-s of life Her aut bio her first grade classroom: and Junior-Senior Prom and will graphy. “The I«ite Liz.” is a several m thers have assisted Lyons Social Event include pictures of the decora iH'st-seller. as reading “listeners” in Mrs. LYONS — A large crowd at tions princesses. Three ac Phelp’s third grade classroom. tended the annual card and tivity and shoe ’s submitted by the At an) time vou mas become The teachers hope that other involved in a lawsuit which Garden Club Visits parents will be volunteering bunco party sponsored by the In’.rnationtl Relations League might deprive sou of much so that eventually the entire St. Patrick Parish held at the were accepted. These were: a of sour life savings Liability Catholic Community hall in car wash for March 15, a Bak Turner Memorial school program will be en claims against you or mem Lyons Sunday Night. Pinochle. ed Food Sale for March 21-22, bers of your family from riched. 500 and bunco furnished the and a dance on March 28. An bodily injury or property dam Home; Gifts Taken entertainment. activity sheet for a slumber age suffered by others, on Door prizes were won by party on April 11 sponsored your premises or elsewhere, Eleven members of the Mill Mrs. Vine Matheny can often be disastrous. Mrs. Charles Fery f Stayton by Pep Club, was also accepted City Garden club went to the Comprehensive Personal Lia Class meetings were held Turner Memorial Home Fri Has Surprise Birthday Debbie Huber, Lyons. George bility Insurance will protect Hareloo. Stay ton. Brian Peter during activity period on Fri day where they had lunch, en you against such judgment son. Mehama: Andrew Sieg, day. March 14. The Freshmen tertained and visited the guests Party March 10 up to $10.000 (higher limits Mrs. Vine Matheny, Port Lyons, and Dorothy Walz. decided to change their Log The First Actual Motion Pictures f the home The group furn are available), with all court Mehama. High scores in 500 gers Breakfast to a Fisher ished the salad, ice cream, and land, sister of Mrs. James and attorneys' fees paid for. Of BIGFOOT- »MERICA S IBOMIUBLE SHOWMAN five birthday cakes for those Swan of Mill City, was hon went to A. J Kirsch. Stayion. man’s Breakfast on the open At such a nominal cost can you really afford to be with at the home having birthdays ored with a surprise birthday and Sue Walton. Lyons. Low ing day of fishing season. A Koger Patter?«»« come face to face out such protection ’ Call on in March The tables were party at the home of a niece, to Fred Rohwein. Jordan and car wash will follow at the with a female creature that stood us for further details with Mrs. George Keeley, of Port Marie Kirsch. Stayton. High Sportsmans Center. The Fresh gaily decorated by the club over 7 feet tell. 11c is the first per out obligation. score in pinochle was held by men-Eighth grade dance will for St. Patrick's day and each land. son ever to film BIGFOOT. Assisting Mrs. Keeley was Barney Kirsch. Mehama and be held on either May 17 or one present wore a green sham r to renow ned scientists, discus» rock name tag Each guest was another niece, Mrs Donald Zelpha Harteloo. Satvton. Low May 24. The car wash for L/STEN ? thew creatures as in LIFE, KEAD- presented a smal gift from the Huber of Lyons and a foster was won by Nick Fehlen. Stay April 26 was discussed and EK'S DIGEST and NATIONAL club. Mrs. Ruby Brisbin gave daughter. Mrs. Joe Neisz of ton and Maurita Silbernagel. organized during the Sopho Lyons. Bunco winners were more meeting. Also discussed a humorous reading for the Portland. WILDLIFE, Henry Thomas. Maurita Roh was a possible slave sale and The hostesses served an at pleasure of the guests follow M the e\|MxHtion the excitement ed by group singing led by tractive luncheon followed by wein. Debbie Huber. Ed Castle. tennis court dance. The jun finds tracks of these sub-human Silbernagel. Valleda iors organized the concession the traditional cake and ice Joan Mrs Guy Armstrong. creatures. stand for the Battle of the J. C. Kimmel E. L. Davis Attending were Mrs. Clyde cream The cake was furnish Walz. Traveling prize went to Vic Bands to be held on March Phillips. Mrs. Else Allen. Mrs. ed by a niece. Mrs. Bradley Owners Schwindt, Lyons. Committee 21st. Work days for the decor Ruby Brisbin. Mrs Hollis McDonald of Portland. Tu midge. Mrs Kenneth Com Others attending were Mrs. in charge was composed of Mr. ation of the Prom were set Ph. 897-2345 Mill City ing. Mrs Wendell Heller. Mrs. Althea Grimes, a longtime and Mrs Florent Frichtl. Mr for April 7th. 14th. and 16th. Martin Hansen. Mrs Floyd friend fr m Scio; Mrs. James and Mrs. George Van Agtmael. It was also decided to hold a Salem Mobile Fleetwood. Mrs. Iznvell Cree. Swan, and Mrs. John Swan Mr. and Mrs Calvin Trahan. golfing contest on the 4th of 7 and 8:30 P. M Mrs Charles Dolezal. Jr. and of Mill City Mrs. Huber drove Mrs Anne Pietrok. Ixniise July. During their meeting, the Ph. YP2-2600 Seniors decided to go to Can Children 12 the local ladies to the party. Pietrok and Mrs Rose Cox. Mrs. Ross McCombs. 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