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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 24, 1969 Hattie Fencl Hosts Pinochle Club Monday Night Linda Wagner Marries Gates Clubs to Have Wotnawk ßaxf& Rummage Sale Community GATES—The Annual Rum Calendar of Events mage sale at the Gates club- house will held held May 15-16- MEHAMA — Miss Linda » 17. The proceeds of this annual Wagner, daughter of Mr. and sale goes to support the public Wednesday, April 23— Mrs. Bruce Matthis of Mehama, Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 services of the Canyon Exten Order of Rainbow for girts and Pvt. Frank Shelton, son Members of the Bid or sion, VFW of World War I, at hall 7:30. Reception for Deb Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shelt Bunch Pinochle club were en of Gates Community church and bie Chance. on of Lyons were married on Brenda Johnson to tertained Monday evening at April 13 at the First Baptist the Gates Women’s club, the Thursday, April 24— the home of Hattie Fencl. church in Vancouver, Wn. The latter use their share of the Marry Brian Phillips I OOF lodge at hall 8 p. m. There were several members 4 p. m. ceremony was attended receipts to maintain the club I Lions Auxiliary meet at Ann unable to attend so only three by family members and a few house for community use. LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Jo 1 Rush home 8 P. M. tables were in play. There will be new and used friends. Debbie Wagner seph Johnson have recently North Santiam Aerie 3384 Mrs. Fencl had arrangements close items. Baked foods, hobby and was her sister’s only attendant Marilyn Chapter No. 145 announced the betrothal and ' Mrs. Virgil Trout presided F.O.E. Meets at 8 p. m. at hall of spring flowers about the and Don Shelton acted as best ’ OES held a Friendship night approaching marriage of their at the April 18 meeting of the craft items, clothing and ap room and she served a dessert man for his brother. __ _ was pliances and furniture, flow Monday, April 28— on April 14 with a number of daughter, Brenda Louise, t to , Mill City Jayceettes which before the evening of cards. the A reception followed guests present. Maud Clark, Brian J. Phillips of Stayton. ’ held at ‘ the home of Mrs. Glen ers and plant. Coffee and cook Lions club dinner meeting at Mary Wright won the high ie will be served. Any and all Fellowship hall 6:30. the The wedding is planned for ' Worthy Matron and Verne „ _ . Bigness. prize with Elsie Ohmart win wedding at the home of donations will be accepted. and Clark, Worthy Patron presided. ' May 9. The bride-to-be will bi ides ’ grandparents, Mr. The young women ’ s organ ning both pinochle and low. If anyone has something to do Sponsored as a public service Visitors escorted and intro graduate from Stayton Union ization is in charge of the July nate An exciting moment during Mrs. Grant Smith of Mehama. or if they wish informa the evening was when Nadine Mrs. James King and Miss duced were Fem Rogers, W.M. High school in May and is em- 4th Kiddie Parade and a new tion about items donated, law ployed part time with the Darlene Johnson served the route is being proposed for this of Na:mi Chapter No. 22, Dal Duggan held 1000 aces with year. It will start at Santiam phone 897-2196. Pat Eastwood as her partner. cake. Mrs. Harold Longfellow las; Jolene Rankin, W.M. of firm of Gchlen & Larimer. son Mr. Phillips, who is the presided at the punch bowl, High school parking lot by the Rhodendron Chapter No. 152, The next party will be May 5 at the home of Lorraine Mrs. Donald Teeters piured Falls City; Marian Young, of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Phil old theatre building. Parents coffee and Vicki Sue Johnson, W.M. and Lyndonn Young. lips, of Stayton. is also a grad will be asked to pick up their Mills. cousin of the bride, passed the W.P. of Cedar Chapter No. 171, uate of Stayton High and has children immediately following guest book and was in charge Scio; Estelle Spiva, W.M. of been attending the U of O in the parade. Ed Davis - Les Madison Santiam Rebekah of the gifts. Mrs. Giles Wag Victoria Chapter No. 76. Tur Eugene. He will be employed Mrs. Trout and Mrs. Gloria for the summer at Stayton ner, grandmother of the bride, Paulson are the committee in Members Attend ner; Mabel Overholtz, W.M. Phone 897-2345 arranged the flowers. charge. and Henry Tate, W.P. of Aca Canning Co. Stayton Meeting The Jayceettes and the Lions The newlyweds will be mak cia Chapter No. 61, Stayton; Salem Mobile Phone At the last meeting of San- ing their home in Washington, Doris Esplin, W.M. and Walt Auxiliary will be in charge of YP2-2600 tiam Rebekah lodge Mrs. Ed where Pvt. Shelton will be un er Esplin, W.P., Salem Chap the concessions in the city ward Nicodemus, a member of dergoing surgery at Madigan ter No. 162, Salem and Maudie park. More things of interest the order in Oklahoma was tak Army Hospital at Ft. Lewis Lee, W. M. of Marguerite Chap- are of concern to the groups • en into the hxlge by transfer. soon. this year. I ter No. 60 of Lebanon. Mrs. Robert Jobe presided at Mrs. Joe TerLouw will be For the evenings entertain the business meeting and Mrs. in charge of the Jaycee scrap- [ ment piano solas, piano duels June Bartow, district deputy book which the Jayceettes are. and a vocal trio by Lana, Veina president from Eva Rebekah helping with this year. and Deana Clark, granddaugh lodge in Stayton heard several Mrs. Terry Morris reported ' ters of the Worthy Matron and members give the unwritten LYONS—Miss Pauline Eliz- that the Hillside Improvement Worthy Patron, accompanied work of the order. by Mrs. Loren Newkirk were abeth Schiewek of Redlands, project on the First street en It was announced that Dis California, daughter of Mr. and trance to the city center will presented. trict No. 7 Rebekah association Margaret Boroughs enter Ruby Brisbin and Fern Rog Mrs. Paul Schiewek of Lyons, have some new plantings soon. meeting would be held in Stay tained members of the Round became the bride of Vernon The club will buy some plants ton and those going from here Robin Pinochle club at her ers, W.M. of Naomi Chapter Weddell Brown of Riverside, which will be placed by Floyd were Mrs. Albert Carr, Mrs. home Monday evening, with 12 gave readings. Peterman who is working on Brief talks were given by California, son of Mrs. Wil his Scout Eagles badge. Walter Thomas, Mrs. Alex ladies present. | liam O. Brown of Salem, Sun some of the honored guests. Bodeker, Mrs. Otto Weidman, The Jayceettes received a ' day, April 6. The 3 p. m. cere The hostess served straw AValter Esplin, W.P. of Sal Mrs. Jobe, Mrs. C. L. Stickney, generous donation from the mony held at the First South berry shortcake before the em Chapter brought the “Bird Dave Barnhardt. Mrs. Carr was ern Baptist Church at Rlver- Santiam Canyon Home exten Mrs. Mabel Carlson and Mrs. three tables of cards were in Runner” to Marilyn Chapter. side, with Rev. Kenneth sion unit for their Toys for named vice-chairman of next play. Mabel Yankus won the Verne Clark, W. P. ot Marilyn Grimes officiating. Mentally Retarded drive. The year’s district meeting which high prize; Frances Alban, will deliver it to another chap $25,000.00 Insurance Ì drive for both money and toys The bride, given in marriage will be held in Scio. Mrs. pinochle, and Irene Podrabsky ter in the near future. This is for the project will continue $2,500.00 Medical Expense a project of the Worthy Pa by her father, wore a white for the remainder of the Thomas, Mrs. Stickney and received low. Chantilly lace gown with the trons of the different chapters The ladies will entertain Mrs. Bodeker were named to month. I other offices. The association their husbands with a dinner who are passing it along for elbow length veil held in place Door prize for the evening by a crown of orange blossoms. meet will be held in Mill City at a Salem restaurant on Sat- the Worthy Grand Patron’s was won by Mrs. Mary Ann urday evening, followed, by project for raising money for She carried a white bible top Nicholas. The next meeting in 1971. ped with a white orchid. Ma Following the Rebekah meet cards at the home of Mr. and Estarl and Home Endowment. will be held May 1 at the Fern Hecht and Charles tron of honor was Mrs. Ken I home of Mrs. Morris. Follow ing here refreshments were Mrs. Arey Podrabsky. served by Mrs. Weidman, Mrs. The next regular party will Hecht, Associate matron and neth Haystead from Alhambra, ing last week’s meeting refresh Clyde Bressler and Mrs. Alex be May 5 at the home of Agnes Associate Patron of Acacia California and bridesmaid was ments were served by the host Chapter No. 61, Stayton were Miss Nancy Benson from Van- ess. Bodeker. Carlson. c niver, Washington. They introduced. Refreshments were served wore floor length pink dresses following the meeting by Mrs. with matching viels and head See us for other amounts of coverage Wilson Stevens, Mrs. Jack pieces, and carried colonial bou or different number of days. Scott, Mrs. Albert Stevens and quets with white carnations. Flower girl was Cheryl Schie Mrs. Gordette Garton. During the refreshment wek niece of the bride. Best hour Karl Wipper, Grand Sen man for Mr. Brown was Bill tinel elect of the Grand Chap Phillips, nephew of the groom Ed L. Davis - Les Madison, Owners ter of Oregon was introduced from Salem. Ushers were Leon Phone 897-2660 MiU City, Oregon Phillips, nephew of the groom Mr. Wipper is a member of Mobile Phone YP2-2600 ‘ from Salem. Ushers were Leon Victoria Chapter, Turner. Phillips brother-in-law of the groom, also from Salem, Hen ry Miller and Jerry Farr By Goldie Rambo Soloist was John Schiewek Dame Rumor has it that of Lebanon, brother of the bride, singing “God Gave Me one of the old landmarks in You” and “The Wedding Pray Mill City is soon to fall by the wayside. I am referring to the er.” The Santiam Newcomers A reception followed the cer- Old Hammond Hall, as it is Group held its April potluck mony held at the Young Men’s known by old timers here. dinner at the Gates Communi Christian Association at Riv- Way back when—it was the ty Center on Wednesday, April e’-side Cutting and serving the town gathering place with old- 16. The hall was decorated cake was Mrs. Leroy Phillips fashioned family Thanksgiv SAFECO Announcing with colorful narasols and sister of the groom, Pouring ing dinners held there, "The INSURANCE spring blooms depicting “April were Mrs. Maurice Minnick Company” furnishing the tur Of course your home is insured against the obvious things. But is keys and baskets of other the and Evelyn Ewert. Showers” and early flowers. it covered for the unexpected-explosion, extreme storm damage, For her wedding trip to San goodies were brought by those The host committee consisted a car crashing into your living room, for example? We help you of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Howell. Francisco, the new Mrs. Brown attending good protect your home and possessions with a Safeco Home Owners Then too, it was the site of Mr and Mrs. Dean Mowry and wore a blue and white coat Policy. It'll be free of dangerous gaps and costly overlaps. wtH Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peck. Mrs. dress ensemble with blue ac the old silent films back in the save you worry, save you money t0o. And Safeco pays claims 20’s with Andy Holthouse or M wry brought her aunt, Mrs. cessories. news? quickly. Call us today. The young couple are at Mrs. Kahler really tickling the Karen Charlton of Sacramento home at 357 Grant Street Red ivories as only they could do it. as a visitor. We used to have our high In addition to the host com lands, California. Mr. Brown school “basket ball dinners” is with Stater Brothers at San mit tee, the following were pre Ph. «97-241.8 or 897-2754 M1U City, Oregon Smart brides always choose our famous sent: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bur- Bernardina. California and will there following all the games WHERE YOU ARE TREATED LIKE A PERSON — NOT A NUMBER rell. Mrs. Eva Duehring. Mrs. be attending Golden Gate Sem with out-of-town teams. The Flossie Evans, Mr. and Mrs. inary in the fall. Mrs. Brown girls furnished the refresh Howard Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs is a teacher in the school sys ments and we all sat at the long tables in the dining room Ed Hedland. Mrs. Vivian Keal- tem at Redlands. and a good many romances, en. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lew light and otherwise, started in, Mrs. Alma Ijocke, Mr. and there. There is one mild flir Mrs. Red McConnell (our new tation that I always remember. est Newcomers), Mr. and Mrs. It was one night when we Paul McDonald. Mrs Maggi played the State School for the Rajkizu, Mr. and Mrs. Curly Featuring 5 new scripts t Deaf and I had quite a “con Rolls who brought Mrs. Mae versation ” with one of the Lucas of Lincoln City as their DETROIT — The Deanha mutes. Much to my surprise guest. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Rush who brought his broth Parent-Teacher Club will hold when I came home from school I er and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ros their regular meeting of the one evening the next week I si Roush of Mississippi as their month Thursday, April 24th at there he was on my front door guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack 7:30 P M. in the grade schools step, notebook in hand. I can Schewmake, Mr. and Mrs Geo library. The evening's program still remember my mother's rge Thompson. Mr and Mrs will include the installation of look as she wondered what Ernie Truhill and Mr and Mrs the clubs officers for the en her shv(?) little daughter had mm / suing year. Those to be instal been up to. Well, that was a Luther Turner Door prizes were won by led are: Mrs. Arthur Whiteley, short romance. Then during the depression Eva Duehring and Ed Hedland president. Ed Whitemore, vice- Following a delicious dinner, president. Mrs Earl Michael years a number of activities cants and visiting were enjoy son. Secretary, and Mrs. Fthr went on in the upstairs, danc ed and another fine evening old Hills, treasurer Installing ing, bowling, parties During officer will be Mrs. Robert all of this time a pool hall was was had by all. TfTr umf ^Cn ZHriitur fX jBre^deá Young. housed downstairs on one side Included in the evening'.- Then came drug stores.restau Since you have such a wide variety of decorator program will be the shewing rants. meat markets, taverns, colors to choose from, your telephone can be an of picture slides of the 1967 barber shops—and now only important fashion accessory. Just call our busi Air-Strip. Eagle Rock and De Hill Insurance Agency re Mor« and mor« brides are finding they aaa have the luavy ness office and ask for a telephone color chart. vils Ridge fires, by District mains which is soon to move took they love and still keep on the tunny afcto of their Ranger 1-ee Boeckstiegel into new quarters bridal budget «nth exquisite Regency stationery. It ton- Following the program re- It may be only an eyesore to j ture« Heliograving* -an amazingly rich, raised lettering freshments will be served by many people—hut to these of with all the good taste and distinction of the finest craft» the Home Ec class under the us that have lived through manship—yet costs so little. Do see our exciting seiectioo supervision of their teacher, many wonderful times in the I of contemporary and traditional type faces...one, perfect Kantiani Memorial Hiwpital Mrs. lee Boeckstiegel. The building —it is with a feeling I tor youl • He/rogravrng— not to be confused with engraving club’s president. Mrs. Whitely of fond nostalgia that we know (Stayton) said $50000 was raised on the it must go. MAXFIELD — To Mr. and recent PTC. Talent Show" But such is progress, down I Mrs. Victor D Maxfield. Turn Scholarship drive, which sur with the old and on with the I er. a son. Fritiay. April 18. 1969 passed all previous drives. new. Phone 897-2772 117 N. E. Wall Street MUI Citj Frank Shelton Marilyn Chapter Has Friendship Night Jayceettes Plan For July 4th Parade HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Pauline Schiewek Marries Vernon Brown in Calif Margaret Boroughs Hosts Card Party Vacation Insurance Coverage from 3 to 180 for two weeks costs less Than a DOLLAR ILemtnisctiuj Hill Insurance Agency Enjoy the security of a complete "profile of protection for your home-with Newcomers Group Has Potluck JERRY PITTAM INSURANCE Flower Wedding Line Invitations Parent Teacher Club To Install Officers 4&Ë Don’t forget the telephone when you redecorate BIRTHS The Mill City Enterprise