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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 27, 1969 /UJoma^> PcKfG RUMMAGE SALE Mill City Lions Auxiliary Clothing and Miscellaneous Items Adjacent To U. S. Bank Building SATURDAY, MARCH 29 Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Percy Hiatts Feted On Golden ■ Wedding Date SPAGHETTI FEED MILL CITV GRADE SCHOOL GVM Serving Time 5:30 to 7:30 P. M. Adults —$1.00 Children under 12 —75c Family rates 2 adults, 3 children ■— $3.75 This Dinner Will Be For the Benefit of The Santian Canyon Scholarship Fund Grab Bag CalceWalk Get Your New SPRING and SUMMER WESTERN AUTO CATALOG It's FREE LYONS—Approximately ' signed the guest book at the reception held Sunday after noon at the Catholic Commun ity hall in Lyons, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt on their golden wedding anniversary. The serving table was centered with a beautiful two-tiered wedding cake and gulden tap ers, and golden flowers. The individual tables were all cov ered with golden colored cloths centered with a bouquet of flower and bouquets of golden flowers placed about the room. ! Cutting and serving the cake I were Mrs. Leonard Thoma of I Lebanon, sister of Mr. Hiatt, and Mrs. Gladys Nygaard of Lyons, sister of Mrs. Hiatt. Pouring the coffee was Mrs. Eulalia Lyons and presiding at the punch bowl was Mrs. Gail Elmer with Teresa Thoma of Lebanon in charge of the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt were married March 22, 1919 at Al bany and have lived their en tire life here. They have one daughter, one grandson and two great grand daughters. Hosting the affair were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Emer of Al bany, also their grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Elmer also of Albany. Golden Wedding To Honor Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Fish Sunday You’ll be amazed at the many money-sav ing values you can find in all your needs. 1 PICK UP YOURS TODAY Western Auto and Rose Hardware Phone 897-2785 Highway 22 Steering Committee Edna Lee Lady and Home Tuesday Night Donovan L. Moffatt The 4th of July Steering committee will meet at the Married Here Friday 125 home of Mrs. Floyd Eastwood 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Thursday, April 3, 1969 at Mill City friends have receiv ed invitations to attend a re ception honoring Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Fish on their Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday, March 30 at their home at Aloha, from 2 to 4 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Fish are form er residents of Mill City and he was a barber here and later at Lyons. To Meet at Eastwood on Tuesday, April 1 (no foolin’) at 8 p. m. Plans are already underway for the annual 4ht of July cel ebration which is partially handled by TAC with adult as sistance from the Steering c mmittee. Mrs. East wood, president of the group, said that she would like to urge that all organiza tions have representatives at the meeting. In order to make the efforts of the Steering committee suc cessful 100% community parti cipation is necessary. Groups that have not designated some one to represent their group should do so before the Tues day meeting. Sant'am Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Mrs. Ercil Wilson, the new president of the Santiam Me morial Hospital Auxiliary, pre sided at its orientation meeting Thursday. Reports were given by the committee chairman. Handbooks were made and distributed to each board mem ber by Mrs. Roger L. Daniel son, a new director. Mrs. Leonard Cruson was named program chairman. Mrs. Lee Glidewell gave a brief out line for a set of guide lines cr by-laws for the Cheerette program. A committee was named to study the by-laws of the Auxiliary. An audit report was given by Mrs. Albert Stevens. Mrs. Cruson gave an account of the Hospital Auxiliary Institute held in Portland March 10-11. Mrs. Delbert Sandner, chair man of Ways and means, told of plans being formulated for an Art Show to be held in April. Gale Christensen addressed the group and spoke of future plans. Announcement . . . THANK YOU . . LET'S CONTINUE . . . 1 wish to thank the people of the area for their patronage during the years I have been associated with Hill Insurance Agency. It is my hope that you will accord the new owners, Ed L. Davis and Les Madison the same courtesy you have given me in the past. to be good friends in the insurance busi ness as in the past. We will continue to give the same good insurance coverage as we always have, and invite you to consult with us when thinking of insurance cov erage. We’re here to serve you. J. C. KIMMEL ED. L. DAVIS—LES MADISON Hill Insurance Agency El>. L. DAVIS Phone 397-2345 Married Here Friday Evening LES MADISON Salem Mobile Phime VP 2-2600 Mill City, Oregon Edna Lee Lady became the bride of Donavan L. Moffatt on Friday, March 21. The cere mony was performed at the First Christian Church with only members of the family present. The 7 o’clock ceremony was performed by the Rev. Charles Fultz, pastor of the church with Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson playing the wedding music. Lighting the tapers were Ricky Lady, son of the bride and Mark Moffatt, son of the groom. For her wedding the bride selected a street length en semble of nile green with the dress made sheath style and a matching lace coat. She carried a bouquet of coral roses on a white Bible. Her only attendant was Mrs. Albin Cooper, wearing a coral crepe sheath dress with match ing lace coat. She carried a daisy nosegay. Best man for his son was Donald Moffatt and ushers were Mike Moffatt and Tony Savage. For her daughters wedding Mrs. Clarence Golden selected a blue linen dress and she wore a daisy corsage. Mrs. Donald Moffatt, mother of the groom, wore a dusty rose wool dress and she also had a daisy cor sage. A reception was held at the church following the wedding with Miss Leona Lamb cutting the bride’s cake and Mrs. Doug las Winn assisted by Miss Peg gy Cooper, pouring. The serving table was center ed with the wedding cake de corated in the brides colors of coral and green. Tall green tapers in crystal holders were also on the table. Following a wedding trip to the coast the couple will live in Mill City where he has a plumbing business and she is employed as bookkeeper. Above are pictured Donovan L. Moffatt and Edna Lee Lady who were married here Friday evening at the Christian Church—The Mill City Enterprise photo. Delegates Elected To Mrs. Terry Orr Rebekah Assembly were elected to at Honored at Showed tend Delegates Grand Assembly in Baker MEHAMA — Mrs. Wayne Davison and Mrs. Jesse Orr were hostesses at the Davison home Friday, March 14 for a stork shower honoring Mrs. Teddy Orr of Aumsville. Several games were played and the gifts opened after which the hostesses served re freshments to the honored guest and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. Meyer Flande, Mrs. Pat trick Mandell, Mrs. Gerald Ry- nell, Mrs. Phillip Mitchell, Mrs. Arley Orr, Mrs. Ted Mandell, Mrs. Gary Schott, Mrs. Bob Manasce and Mrs. Hoyt Cupp. St. Patrick Catholic Club Meets at Pietrok Home March 17 LYONS—Mrs. Anne Pietrok and Mrs. Ben Volten were hostess for the meeting of the St. Patrick Catholic Club held at the Pietrok home Monday evening. March 17. Mrs. Le land Manning presided over the meeting with the usual business carried out. A good report was heard from their annual St. Patrick Card and bunco party which proved to be successful. The next meet ing April 21, will be held at the home of Mrs. Mike Schwindt. Attending the meet ing were Mmes. Andrew Sieg, Henry Holzfuss, Mike Sch windt, George VanAgtmael, Marshall Blackburn, Ed Castle, James Peterson, Charles Bou- che, Leland Manning. Father Bernard, Louise Pietrek and The Santiam Newcomers the hostess Mrs. Pietrok and Group held its March potluck Mrs. Volten. dinner at the Gates Commun ity Center on Wednesday, March 19. The hall was beauti Camp Fire Girls fully decorated in the pre-Eas- Observe Birthday ter motif with touches of green This Week for St. Patrick’s Day. The h st committee consist Mill City Camp Fire and ed of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Keal- Bluebirds, along with other en, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc girls in the state and nation, Combs and Mr. and Mrs. Paul are observing their 59th birth McDonald, all of Gates. day anniversary this week. Tn addition to the host com Each gr up has made some mittee, the following were special observance of the oc present: Mr. and Mrs. Pete casion with one group having Adair. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bur- j a display in the window of The cell. Mrs. Flossie Evans. Ken Enterprise office. Winton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Tom Drvnan and Mrs. I Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fred Krecklow, leaders of the ' Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ta-Wan Kivu Camp Fire girls I.ewin, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert have an interesting display of Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Clvde their work and the awards Phillips, Mrs. Faye R lls, Mrs. they have received. Maggie Rapozo (newest New Mrs. Bill Shepard is presi comer). Mr. and Mrs. Fay dent of the Camp Fire associa- rtoush and Mrs. Ardath Turn- ti n in Mill City this year and I er. said the girls are having an Door prizes were won bv active and rewarding year. Flossie Evans and Howard Fletcher. Following a bounti ful dinner, three tables of Dorothy Williams pinochle and one table of can Hosts S00 Club asta were played while the rest of the group preferred At Worden Home visiting rather than cards. The LYONS—iDorothv Williams evening was enjoyed by all was hostess for the Wednes day afternoon card club with who were able to be present. her party held at the home of Mrs. Leota Worden. Following Bridal Shower Honors a one-thirty desert luncheon 500 was in play. High score Miss Diana Metteer was held by Mrs. Gladys Ny Miss Diana Metteer. daugh gaard and low by Mrs. Earl ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Met Allen. teer ani bride-elect of John Others attending were Mmes Hicks, was honored with a Arthur Olmstead. Sam Bridges. bridal shower at the Metteer Floyd Bassett. Andrew Sieg. ¡home Monday evening. John Kunkle. Ralph Davis. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. Laura Neal. Mrs. Eulalia 1 Mrs Alvin Davidson and Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. Donna Asmussen Jerry Rosamond. Appropriate and Miss Zeata Prichard. type games were played. Miss Metteer open«! her gifts and refreshments were served Attending were Misses Peg gy Luke. Debbie Goforth. Su san Whitney. Teresa Metteer. Darlene Rue. Ellen Stahlman. Mrs. Jerry Wagner. Mrs. Jer- ’ ry Krieger. Mrs Arlie Howard. | Mrs Norma Robertson, and Mrs Bill Metteer. Sending gifts were Miss "Money doesn't buy happi Marge Ruby. Miss Shirley ness, but it pays for the Stone. Miss Celia Warde and illusion.” Mrs Milton Elkins. | Newcomers Have Potluck Wednesday in May at the March 19 meet ing of Santiam Rebekah lodge. Selected were Mrs. C. L. Stick ney and Mrs. Albert Carr, both past noble grands of the order. Special guests introduced were Mr. and Mrs. James Beets from Freeport, Texas who spoke briefly to the mem bers. They were in Mill City to attend the wedding of their daughter, Patty Beets to Ro bert Avery. During Good of the Order a St. Patrick program was pre sented for the enjoyment of members and guests. Refreshments were served later in the evening by Otto Koeneke and Irl Plymale. Community Calendar of Events Wednesday, March 26— Order of Rainbow for girls Thursday, March 27— Lions auxiliary 7:30 at bldg, adjacent to U. S. National Bank Rummage to be priced. IOOF lodge at hall 8 p. m. F.O.E. meets at hall 8 p. m. Saturday, March 29— Lions club Rummage sale 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Old Rose Hdw. bldg. Monday, March 31— Lions club dinner meeting Father-daughter banquet 6:30. Sponsored as a public service HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 897-2345 J. C. Kimmel - Ed L. Davif Owners Mill City Enterprise Telephone 897-2772
