2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 16, 1969
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Garden Club Meets
At Hiatt Home
LYONS — Bea Hiatt and
Gladys Nygaard were hostess­
es for the meeting of the
Lyons Garden club held at tne
Hiattt home Wednesday after­
noon. Roll call was answered
by telling what was needed
to do in gardens this fall.
Plans were discussed for the
November meeting and each
member is to bring ideas for
Christmas, Mrs. Nellie Riggs
and Mrs. Dorothy Downer
were appointed the nominat­
ing committee to select offic­
ers for the new year. At the
close of the meeting each mem­
ber showed and told the his­
tory of an antique they had
brought for display.
Attending the meeting were
Mrs. Raechel Olmstead, Mrs.
Gertrude Weidman, Mrs. Nel­
lie Riggs, Mrs. Helen John­
ston, Mrs. Evelyn Julian, Mrs.
Dorothy Downer, Mrs. Eva
Bressler, Mrs. June McPhet-
ters, Miss Kathy Neal and Mrs.
Hiatt and Mrs. Nygaard.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brady
sent in a renewal to The En­
terprise recently so they could
keep up with news of their
many friends here. The Bradys
said they missed the people
and organizations in Mill City
but were adjusting to their ac­
tivities in Cottage Grove.
Paul is looking forward to
a winter of fishing and river
running along with his Forest
service job requirements. Con­
nie said the youngsters had en­
joyed the city swimming pool
this year which is just two
blocks from their home.
Pau) belongs to the Lions
club at Cottage Grove but
said it was mainly a “noon
luncheon club.” Connie is
looking forward to joining the
Toastmistress club which is
being chartered this fall.
Delores Stafford
Honored at Shower
Extension Meeting
Held At Gates
A Santiam Canyon Home
Extension meeting was held
at the Gates Community cen­
ter last week with Shirley
Swaim and Ruth McCombs
serving as the project leaders.
Topic was “Know the truth
about foods.”
Hostesses were Carol Meier,
Jan Woods and Carol Woods.
Rosie Cupps will serve as sec­
retary of the group replacing
Carol Ohrt who resigned. Leo-
nara Cutsforth acted as chair­
man of the meeting in the ab­
sence of Sharon Harrison.
Attending the meeting were
Wyoma
Baechler, Hannah
Catherwood, Gladys Cline, Ro­
sie Cupps, Leonara Cutsforth,
Molly Larsen, Janet Lewis,
Ann Hovey, Yvonne Welstead,
Willie Bradley, Ruby Hutch­
inson, Muriel Phillips, Rita
Williams, Glendti Roten, Ruth
TerLouw, Carol Ohrt and May
Roten.
GATES—Miss Delores Staf-
ford was honored guest at a
bridal shower given by Mrs.
Barry Drake and Mrs. Larry
Drake at the Gates Commun­
ity clubhouse recently. The
fireplace mantle and tables
were decorated in fall flowers.
Party games were played. Mi’s.
Judy Holman and Mrs. Fred
Berg won prizes for their skill.
Miss Sally Jenkins and Miss
Lisa Barnhardt assisted at the
gift tables.
Those attending were Elaine
Moore, Mrs. Robert Chichest­
er, Mrs. Walter A. Thomas
Sr., Mrs. Marvin Stafford, Mrs.
Pat Moore, Mrs. Bessie Bas­
sett, Mrs. Charles Wirkkala,
Mrs. Roy Pate, Mrs. Dave
Barnhardt, Mrs. Velma Carey,
Mrs. Monte Carpenter, Mrs.
Orville Brown, Mrs. Larry
Brown, Mrs. Ellen Rust, Mis'.
Olga Eld. Mrs. Earl Loucks,
Mrs. Fred Berg, Mrs. Eda
Stafford, Mrs. James ! Sieg-
fried, Mrs. Judy Holman.
Those sending gifts were:
Mrs. Ed Atchison, Mrs. Neal
King, Mrs. Albert Carr, Mrs.
Jce Bowes, Monamarie Lor-
rain, Judy Pate, Mrs. Edith
Kanoff, Mrs. Don Gillenwater,
Mrs. Dorothy Nye, Ellen Han­
sen, Masters Butch, Roby and
Shawn, and
Miss
Elaine
Drake, Ruth Vining, Mrs. Har­
ry Harmon, George Rust, El­
len Rust, Mrs. Burrell Cole,
Mrs. Glen Henness, Mrs. Don
Carlson, Mrs. Merle Devine,
Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs.
Don Jenkins, Juanita Arndt,
Mrs. Lloyd St. John, Mrs. Carl
Kelly and Mrs. Al Yankus.
Hospital Auxiliary
Board To Meet
STAYTON — The Board of
Directors of the Santiam Me­
morial Hospital Auxiliary will
meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday
October 16 in the Conference
room of the Hospital. Mrs. Er
cil Wilson is president of the
Auxiliary.
Mrs. Rita Cruson and Mrs.
Margaret Philipps are dele­
gates to the Oregon Hospital
Auxiliaries Convention sched­
uled for October 19 and 20 at
Surftides, Newport. Mrs. Marie
Hottinger and Mrs. Lorena
Stevens are alternates.
The 5th grade Camp Fire
Girls with their leaders, Glor­
ia Urban and Bonnie Kreck­
low, assisted by Karen Howell,
left last Friday for Camp Kilo­
wan. They stayed all night at
the Bluebird lodge, cooking
their own meals, going on a
hike to a 30-foot falls and at­
tending Potlatch at the camp
on Saturday.
Other groups from Mill City
attending were those of Joyce
Trout, Bobbi Budlong, and
Shirley Hoover’s 4th grade
group of girls. Cleta Wills and
Arlene Peterman went with
the Junior High group al mg
with their leader, Jane Mink.
Sherri Lawrence and Linda
Long also went on the camp
trip and helped with the Pot­
latch program.
Mehama Club Plans
For Christmas Giving
MEHAMA — The Mehama
Women's club met at the Me­
hama fire hall Thursday even­
ing, Oct. 9 Mrs. Lilly Wolf
kiel, vice-president presided at
the meeting in the absence of
the president. Mrs. Chris King.
The members voted to make
the usual donation to the
Children’s Farm Home and the
T B. Association. It was de­
cided to have the December
meeting and Christmas party
on Dec. 10. The usual gift ex­
change of home baked food on
candy will be held and mem­
bers are asked to bring un­
wrapped gifts for the patients
at the Fairview Home. Mrs
Grant Smith was the winner
in the gift drawing
Mrs. Wolfkiel and Mrs.
Bruce Matthis were h 'stesses
and server! refreshments at
the close of the meeting. The
Halloween theme was used
in the table decorations
Lyons Extension Unit
Has First Meeting
Frank Lumber Company, Inc.
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I Garden Club Members
A purvey of school enroll­
ment at all levels from nur­
sery school through college
will be conducted in this area
by interviews of the Bureau
cf the Census during the week
of October 19, according to
John E. Tharaldson. Director
of the Bureau’s regional office
in Seattle.
Local interviewing will be
part of a nationwide effort
made annually to measure the
Nation’s school and college
population. A similar survey
in October 1968 showed total
enrollment to be 58.8 million
persons—33.8 million in elem­
entary school, 14.1 million in
secondary school, 3.3 million in
kindergarten, 816,000 in nur­
sery school, and 6.8 million in
college.
The survey will be made a-
long with the monthly nation­
al survey of employment and
unemployment for the Bureau
of Labor Statistics of the U.S.
Department of Labor which
furnishes a basic measure of
national economic health.
Information collected in Cen­
sus Bureau surveys can be us­
ed only to determine statistical
totals, and facts about each
person and family are kept
confidential by law.
Interviewer who will visit
households in this area is Mrs.
Patricia Baker of Salem.
LYONS—The Lyons Exten­
sion Unit heki their first fall
meeting Thursday at Lyons
Methodist church, Lesson of
the day was "Fruits in Fami­
ly Meals" by Alma Olmstead.
Breads and .ookie samples
were shown and tasted at their
meeting
A discussion was held on
care of keeping fresh fruit
what will fre, z.e and different
Young & Morgan Timber Co.
ways to use fresh fruit, also
Mill City and Idanha, Oregon
canned fruit. The next meet­
ing will be Work Smart­
Cedar Lumber Company, *nc.
er not Harder" with modern
Mill City. Oregon
cleaning aids, also tri-chem
painting by Ruth Rabens
Stuckart Lumber Company
Attending the meeting were
Ruth Rabens. Sandra Branch.
Idanha. Oregon
Helen Johnston, Eleanor La-
Munvon, Mary Davidson. San­
Boiae Cascade Corp.
dra Tucker Sue Yost. Yvonne
P. O. Box 127
Independence, Oregon Pyeatt. Charlene Be jar. Elea­
nor M ntoya. Alma Olmstead,
Inc.
The Mill City Enterprise
Pat Mumev and Cherri Rich­
Printera-Publishers
ards.
The Fly-Up for the 4th grade
Camp Fire girls was held last
week at the Mill City Grade
school gym.
Those presenting the ties
were Susan Henness, Pam
Krecklow, Lorie Urban, Lynn
I .arsen, Joanne Meier, Becky
Music, Patti Spurgeon, Natalie
Wills, Sandra Blackburn and
Denise Muise.
Those accepting the ties
were Treva Whisenhunt, Nan­
cy Sharp, Toni Payseno, Can-
dis Bradley, Brenda Trout, Su­
sie Budlong, Lora Hoover,
Denise
Gibson.
Margaret
Pratt, Cindy Whitney, Cathy
Wilson, Lorna Chailender, and
Teresa Delay.
Refreshments were served to
the mothers after the cere­
mony.
Cooks at Mari-Linn
Observe National
Hot Lunch Week
LYONS—The cooks at Mari-
Linn school. Mabel Downing
and Donna Asmussen are co­
operating with other cooks
throughout the nation in ob­
serving National Lunch week
Tlie women said they wished
to stress the fact that hit
school lunches were not only
a good economical investment
but a good buy nutritionally.
They feel that school lunch­
es help teach youngsters to
eat a variety of foods that they
sometimes “resist” at home.
On Wednesday. October 15
hamburgers, the special that
all kids love, were served
Mari-Linn.
Lyons Church Women
To Have Bazaar
LYONS — The meeting of
the Women’s Society of Chris­
tian Service held their meeting
at the home of Mrs. E L. Rove
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wil­
son Stevens presided over the
meeting and Devotions were
by Mrs Estelle Spiva. Plans
were made for a fellowship
dinner to be held Wednesday
evening. October 15 at 6:30 p.
m. All members and friends
are invited to attend Plans
were also made for a clean­
up at the church on Tuesday,
October 21. at 1:30 pm A dis­
cussion was held on their an­
nual bazaar with December 5
the date set It will be held at
the Methodist church
The following committees
were appointed: Fancy Wark.
Orpha Rove. Alta Bodeker:
Novelties. Florence Darling;
Snack Bar. Estelle Spiva.
Evelyn Julian and Reta Crus­
on; Spices etc Eva Bressler
Cooked Food. Leora Stevens,
and Florence Naue.
Plan For Holidays
A Group of members of the
Mill City Garden club held a
work day last Friday at the
home of Mrs. I .o well Cree. The
day was spent working on it­
ems for their Christmas Sale.
Present were Mrs. Clyde
Phillips, Mrs. Ross McCombs,
Mrs. Martin Hansen. Mrs.
Charlie French, Mrs. Else Al­
len, Mrs. Darwin Raines. Mrs.
Donald Carlson, and Mrs. Cree.
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Calendar of Events
Wednesday, October 15—
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
hall 8 p. m.
North Santiam Chamber of
Joe Ragsdales Have
commerce at Riverview Cafe,
Mehama. 7 p. m. dinner meet­
Housewarming
ing.
MEHAMA—Mrs. Ercill Wil­
son and Mrs. Keith Phillips Thursday, October 16—
were hostesses for a surprise
North Santiam FOE at
housewarming honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Ragsdale at their lodge hall 8 p. m.
new home, Friday evening.
Round Robin pinochle club
Oct. 10. Guests were Mr. and at Alta Moffatt home 7:30 p m.
Mrs. Ralph Downer, Mr. and
Bid or Bunch club at home
Mrs. Ray Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Nydegger, Mr. and of Ann Hovey 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Max Stayton, Mr. and Monday, October 20—
Mrs. Carl Stavang. Mr. and
A.F. & A.M. meeting at hall
Mrs. Ercill Wilson, Mrs. Keith
Phillips and the honor guests 8 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ragsdale.
Lions club dinner meeting
at Fellowship hall 6:30 p. rn.
Camp Fire Girls Hovel High School Students
Invited To Tea
Fly-Up Recently
The Oregon Nurses’ Associa­
Camp Fire Girls Go
To Camp Kilowan
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School Enrollment
Survey To Be Held
tion, District No. 3, is sponsor­
ing a Nursing Careers Tea,
Thursday, October 23, 1969,
from 3 to 5 p. m. The tea will
be held concurrently at Salem
Memorial Hospital and Salem
General Hospital.
The Program includes the
1964 Film Festival Award Mo­
vie “The Professional Nurse”,
and tours of hospital facilities.
Refreshments will be served.
This is an opportunity for all
high school students and coun­
selors to meet local nurses, and
to explore the exciting and var­
ied careers in professional
nursing today.
Tuesday, October 21—
Mill City Women’s club
meeting at home of Mrs. Alex
Burrell 8 p. m.
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