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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct 9, 1969 \ One Week Delivery ! Ç 2 I Married Recently fy/avtanb Pacpe. ? ( I ( ( Í ( •'tri* Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 WEDDING STATIONERY } HELIOGRAVED* ) by the creatori of The Flower Wedding Line (* Helio graving—not to be confused with engraving) I } Vickie Moore Installed As Worthy Advisor Marilyn Assembly No. 60 Order of Rainbow for Girls held Installation of Officers for the Fall term Sunday after noon at 2 o’clock at the IOOF Hall. Installing Officers were Wor thy Advisor, Christine Ohrt; Marshall, Shirley Stone; Recor der, Darlene Rue; Chaplain, Jennie Chance and Musician, Mrs. Donald Sheythe. Kathy Lyness passed the j guest book and Susie Moore passed the programs. Miss Twyla F’ultz presented the program. Installed were Worthy Ad visor, Vickie Moore; Associate Worthy Advisor, Jennie Chan ce; Recorder, Darlene Rue; Treasurer, Shirley Stone; Char ity, Sharon Muise; Hope, Toni Newberg: Faith, Jeri Jo Park er; Drill Leader, Karen Davis; Chaplain, Linda Long; Relig ion, Dianne Blackburn; Nature, Sonja Martin; Immortality Lisa Gabriel; Fidelity, Colleen Grant Patriotism, Susie Wilson; Con fidential Observer, Nancy La- lack; Musician, Kathy Wright; Outer Observer, Nancv Harris and Choir Member, Trishia Moore. Crowning Ceremonies were by Santiam Chapter Order of DeMolay from Stayton. A committee from Marilyn Chapter Order of the Eastern Star served the refreshments. Rosa Berry Gives Unwritten Work at Special Rebekah Meet Marie Stickney, District Deputy President of District 7 a called a special meeting of the Rebekahs October 2 for the purpose of hearing the un written work given by Rosa Berry, who is living at the home of her daughter, Mildred Carr. Mrs. Berry, who has been a Rebekah for 61 years has a broken hip and unable to at tend regular lodge meetings. Members present were Let- tie Swan, Carmen Barnhardt, Mildred Carr, Rosa Berry, and Marie Stickney with Mrs. Carr serving refreshments. Garden Club Hears Nominations For Officers The October meeting of the Mill City Garden Club was held Thursday at the Scout HELIOGRAVING is rich, raised lettering...with the Mrs Jerry Johnson with Mrs. Cabin with Mrs. Ervin Peter luxurious distinction of fine craftsmanship John Cupps and Sonja Martin, son and Mrs. Darwin Raines —but costs about half as much as you’d expect, pouring. They were assisted cn-hostesses for the 12:30 des by Linda Long, Starla Neal. and is ready within a week. sert luncheon. Nancy Harris. Nancy Neal. Mrs. Clyde Phlilips presided Becky Whigham, Lisa Gabriel. Many other styles from which to choose. at the business meeting. Mrs. L. B. Plotts, Jr. and Mrs. The First Christian Church William Shephard. Mrs. Wendell Heller gave a THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE For the wedding trip to the report on the Federation Board in Mill City was the setting for 117 N. W. Wall St. Phone 897-2772 meeting that she and Mrs. the wedding of Miss Ellen Lu coast the bride donned a white Phillips attended September 24 cille Howell, daughter of Mr. shift dress with yellow acces kxwr XkV vrz/ in Salem at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Willard Howell of sories. Gates to Mr. Larry William The couple now make their R. R. Troxell. Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil home in Mill City where she Three Links Club The Fall meeting of Capitol liam Allen of Salem. is employed as a beautician District No. 17, Oregon Feder The church was decorated he works for Green Veneer Meets at Lewis Home ation of Garden Clubs, will be with yellow and white daisies and at Idanha. held October 29 at the McNary LYONS—Mrs. Hazel Lewis Golf Club in Salem. Registra and the Rev. Charles Fultz per and Miss Beulah Lewis were tion will start at 9:15 and the formed the September 27th hostesses for the meeting of the meeting will start at 9:30. ceremony which was held at Three Links Club of Eva Re Those planning to attend are 6 o’clock iri the evening. Organist for the wedding You Can Have bekah Lodge of Stayton at asked to call Mrs. Else Allen Visit our carpet department their home Thursday evening. before October 21st as reserva music was Nathan Bond, cous before you buy in of the bride. Those attending were Vurna tions must be made. 100% Nylon For her wedding the bride Tigar, Mary Byrkit, Tava Dee- Mrs. Martin Hansen gave a selected a floor length gown 100% Kodel Polyester fiber tz, Tresa Van Nuys, Fannie and 21 colors now in stock Noble, Elsie Folsom, Alda Mur report on the nominating com of white satin made bouffant Terms available phey, Agnes Stupka, Maxine mittee as follows: President style with a shoulder length Wodtley, Mae Cole, Nellie Lit Mrs. Clyde Phillips; Vive-presi- veil. The long sleeves had lace ANN’S FURNITURE tle, Lucille Kirsch. Marie Kale, dent, Mrs. Kenneth Corning; inserts and the sabrina neck Across from Santiam Golf Eleanor Cole and Jennie Clark. Secretary, Mrs. Else Allen and line was trimmed with lace. Course Sublimity — Aums Caused by Accidents The evening was spent in treasurer, Mrs. Al Yankus. At Her bouquet was made of ville Junction visiting and playing cards. the November meeting nomi- white and yellow daisies. made from the his nations may be Mr. Howell escorted Winning prizes were Eleanor daughter to the altar and her Cook, Marie Kale, Nellie Lit floor. A work day will be held on matron of honor was her sis- tle, Alda Murphey. The door October 10, Friday of this week ter, Mrs. R. C. Sibley. She prize went to Mary Byrkit. Community at the Scout Cabin starting at wore a pale yellow sheath dress 9:30 A.M. Those attending ire and her bouquet was of yellow See Us for ALL Your Insurance Needs Calendar of Events asked to bring a sack lunch daisies. —— Round Robin Club and coffee will he furnished. Bridesmaid was another sis- IV e Give Personalized Service The day will be spent making I ter, Karen Howell who was Meets at Drynans items for the Christmas Show, gowned identically to that of Wednesday, October 8— honor attendant. The Round Robin Pinochle Bring material, patterns and the Best Order of Rainbow, IOOF man for the groom was I club was entertained Monday ideas. Hall. 8 p. m. Butch Kelinski and ushers The Mill City Garden Club evening at the home of Mrs. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. were Norman Wenzel and Don Tom Drynan. The hostess serv has been asked to decorate the Walczak. DBA Hill Insurance Thursday, October 9— Santiam Memorial Hospital at ed a dessert before the even Junior attendants were Pat Santiam Canyon Extension, Phone 897-2345 Mobile Phone YP 2-2600 Stayton for Christmas, They ing of cards. ti Howell and Gayle Allen, Gates Community Center. Mill City, Oregon High prize was won by Mrs. voted to do it. wearing yellow gowns and car Arey Podrabsky, pinochle by For the program Mrs. Peter- rying bouquets of white dais I.O.O.F. No. 144 at Hall. 8 Mrs. Wayne Alban and low by son showed her colored slides ies. p. m. [ Mrs. Barry Drake. Other sub of their recent trip to Alaska. For her daughters wedding F.O.E. No. 3384 at Hall. 8 stitutes besides Mrs. Drake Mrs. Walter Thomas showed Mrs. Howell selected a gold were Mrs. Dave Barnhardt and some bird houses especially toned dress with brown acces p. m. Mrs. Joe Challender. made for owls. Also some da sories and she wore a white F.O.E. Auxiliary at Hall. 8 The next meeting of the hlias from Purcell’s Dahlia carnation corsage. p. m. club will be at the home of Gardens in Salem. The bridegrooms mother Mrs. Don Moffatt, Monday ev wore a blue suit with black Monday, October 13— Some of the group are plan ening, October 20. ning to attend the Chrysanth accessories and her corsage Lions Club Dinner Meeting. emum Show at Silverton, Oct was also white carnations. 6:30 p. m. Fellowship Hall A reception was held im I ober 11 and 12, the Grow and Carl Shaffers Return Show Annaul Fall Show at Sal- mediately following the cere O. E. S. at Lodge, 8 p. m emtowne October 11 and 12 and mony in the Church social From Family Reunion the County Garden Club Chry room with the bride’s colors Wednesday, October 15— santhemums show at the of white and yellow used for Rebekah Lodge at Hall. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaffer Spring Valley Schoolhouse in the decorations. p. m. returned Thursday from a va Polk County October 25 and Cutting the bride’s cake was cation trip to Montana. While 26. Jaycees at Club House. 8 p they were gone they attended m. The November 6 meeting i reunion of Mr. Schaffer’s Sponsored as a public service amily at Missoula. There were will be held at the home of 75 present at the event, includ Mrs. Al Yankus with Mrs. ing 12 immediate family mem Walter Thomas as co-hostess. Present at Thursdays meet The Santiam Canyon Home bers. While away they visited ing were Mrs. Wilbur Harlan, extension unit will meet at with Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Fox Mrs. Harvey Tolbert. Mrs. the Gates community club at Darby, Mont. Mr. Fox is a James Swan. Mrs. Charles house at 10 a. m. Thursday, Insurance Agency, Inc. brother of Mrs. Schaffer. They Dolezall, Jr., Mrs. Wendell Hel October 9. DBA Hill Insurance Agency i eported having had a wonder ler, Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, Mrs. 129 Wall Street There will be a demonstra ful time visiting their relatives Ross McCombs, Mrs. Charlie tion on “Know the truth about Phone 897-2345 and sightseeing along the way. French. Mrs. Lowell Cree, Foods” and all interested wo Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Mrs. men are invited to attend. This Salem Mobile Phone Clyde Phillips, Mrs. Walter morning meeting will also fea YP2-2600 Thomas. Mrs. Al Yankus, Mrs. ture a get acquainted Coffee Bid or Bunch Club Martin Hansen. Mrs. Else Al Hour. len, and the hostesses Mrs. Edna Gordon Hosts Raines and Mrs. Peterson. The Bid or Bunch Pinochle club was entertained Monday night by Mrs Edna Gordon at Dave Bornhardts her home. Guests present to enjoy refreshments before the Take Scenic Drive evening of cards were Joyce GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Dave Trout. Pat McClellan and Barnhardt and daughters drove Marge Wagner. With a little help from you High was won by Gladys Po- to Canyon City last weekend drabsky, low by Anne Hovey where they toured the A Bar L it can grow full crops of trees and thereby and pinochle by Hattie Fencl. Hereford ranch. The ranch The next meeting of the was preparing for an auction group will be Monday, October cf their livestock the following, increase your income. See your nearest forester. 20 at the home ?f Ann Hovey. day. the owner. Larry Williams having been killed earlier in the fail in a light plane wreck. WATER WOOD The Barnhardts were taken on a tour of the cattle pens. WILDLIFE RECREATION The Williams ranch is famous for their breeding stock and this was the last chance to see this magnificent herd intact. After the ranch tour the It wasn’t too many years ago that farm families felt Barnhardts went south to the mighty isolated with the nearest neighbor a mile Junction with the historic old or so away. But not today. Thanks to the tele a song of value on Post road, that goes through phone. you’re seconds away from any neighbor or Izee and junctions with the car, home and life Frank Lumber Company, Inc. Young & Morgan Timber Co. from town. And modern families have telephones River highway at insurance. Contact Crooked MUI City. Oregon Mill City and Idanha, Oregon Paulina This town was named in farm buildings. Call your telephone business me today. for the intrepid Piute chief. office and find out how little complete telephone Freres Veneer BILL Cedar Lumber Company, Inc. The Crooked River highway is convenience costs. Lyons, Oregon ALLMAN Just a relocation and improve Mill City, Oregon ment of the old Post road The I’h. 7K9-5729 Post road is famous in the Stout Creek Lumber Company Stuck art Lumber Company 713 First chronicles of early Central Mehama, Oregon Idanha, Oregon Stay ton Oreg n history and was the main east-west road There are Parkett Logging Company Boise Cascade Corp. still a few old landmarks re VALLEY TELEPHONE CO. Mehama, Oregon P. O. Box 127 Independence, Oregon maining of the era when the • oT Sunnyaid« Tafepfema Co, state farm stage coaches traveled this U. S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc. The Mill City Enterprise RO. B m 907 • «harto*, OraQM «7M0 IMtURAMCf road. They came home through Idanhalx'banon Printers-Publishera Prineville A Ì Ì Ì i ____ „ Hunters! $15,000 Life Insurance $1,500 Medical Expenses Three Days JQ Madison - Davis Larry William Allen Need Carpeting? Subscribe to The Mill Gty Enterprise $4.00 per Year YING FROM TREES iS YoüR. foResi land A B um ? 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