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2—The MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1969 Governor Gets Christmas Seals fy/a/natd Pacje Ann Primeau Hosts Rebekah Members at Her Salem Home Eastern Star To Hold Auction at November 10 Meet Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2712 Garden Club Elsie Ohmart entertained members of the Bid or Bunt h Members Attend Pinochle club at her home Monday evening. Bobbie Bud long was a guest for the even ing and high prize was won Salem Meeting by Ann Hovey. Marlene Sev Elsie Ohmart Hosts Card Club Monday ers won the pinochle prize and Edna Gordon received low. Mrs. Ohmart served refresh ments to her guests with the fall motif used for table and home decorations. Meeting place for the next party on November 17 will be adorn ann unced later. Children dancing around a Christmas tree the Christmas Seals which were recently presented to Gov. Tom McCall (r) by Rep. Anthony Meeker. As gen Round Robin Club eral chairman of the 1969 Christmas Seal campaign for Willamette Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Assn., Meets at Stewarts Meeker made the presentation to kick off the campaign I The Round Robin Pinochle club met Monday evening at in Benton, Linn, Marion, Polk and Yamhill Counties. the home of Marie Stewart Brings Results—Try It Every Week Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Now Is The Time For with the hostess serving des sert before the evening of cards. Guests f r the evening were Alma Bate and Elma Stewart. High prize and pinochle were both won by Lou MacGregor. Marilynne Drynan received the low prize. The next party will be held Novemlier 17 at the home of Goldie Rambo. Christmas FAMILY PHOTOS PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS Stanley Ogden PHOTOGRAPHY 326 S. W. Broadway Li, , s ■ ■■ ■ 4 Santiam Memorial Hospital WILSON—To Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Wilson. Mill City, a boy, Oct. 30, 1969. SANDERS — To Mr. and Mrs. Johnny E. Sanders, Stay- ton, a girl, Oct. 30, 1969. URBAN—To Mr. and Mrs. Delbert B. Urban, Scio, a girl October 30, 1969. Twelve members f the Mill City Garden Club were in Sa lem Saturday to attend the Fall meeting of Capitol District No. 17 Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs. The meeting was held at the McNary Golf Club dining room. Host clubs were The Lansing Neigh bors Garden Club and the Sa lem Garden Club both of Sal em. Mrs. R. R. Troxell of Sal em, District Director presided at the meeting. Thirteen clubs answered roll call with 112 members present besides guests. Mrs. R. Westerfield, State President of the Oregon Fed eration of Garden Clubs spoke at the morning session using "c“Cimmunication As a Med ium for Building our Flower Power” as her topic. Mrs. Westerfield is from Roseburg. Following the 12 o’clock luncheon special music was provided by the McNary High landers from McNary High School. State Representative Paul A. Hanneman, Litter Committee Chairman was the afternoon speaker. Mrs. F. Layman from “The Nutcracker” H.bby Shop in Salem gave a craft demonstra tion. Attending from Mill City were Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mrs. Erwin Peterson, Mrs. Wendell Heller, Mrs. Ross McCombs, Mrs. Else Allen. Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Mrs. Darwin Raines, Mrs. Lowell Cree. Mrs. Char les D lezal, Mrs. Martin Han sen, Mrs. O. K. DeWitt and Mrs. Walter Thomas. Mike Finks Honored On 50th Wedding Date LYONS—Over 200 guests signed the guest book Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fink were honored on their golden wedding anniversary which was held at St. Patrick’s hall. The Finks were married Novemlier 4 in Oregon City. All their living sisters and brothers, with the exception of a sister in North Dakota and a sister in California at tended. Assisting in serving were Mmes. Ellen Dougherty, Grace Sandberg, Lena Dough erty, Sherry Mainio, Rosemary Rauscher, Vergene Dougherty, Clara Doll, Madeline and Gen- eire Lachner, Hattie Gerard, Millie Jungwirth, Joan Silber nagel, Carol Sandberg and Marian Frichtl. The nieces of both Mr. and Mrs. Fink were in charge of all the arrange- ments. Guests were present from Portland, Salem, Aberdeen, Wn., .Jefferson, Stayton. New berg and Lyons. Mrs. Jake (Ella) Silbernagel, bridesmaid for her sister and Clarence Dougherty both were present. Mrs. Fink (Mary Dougherty) was barn in Iowa and Mr. Fink was born in South Da- kota. Heads Cancer Society Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES will meet on Monday ev- ening November 10 at 8 o’clock Mrs. Grace Johnson of Sal em, a member of the Estarl fund committee of the Grand Chapter of Oregon will make her official visit. A silent auction will be held with the proceeds to go to the Home Endowment fund. Me- bers attending are asked to bring items for the auction. Conferring of degrees will be exemplified and a 25 year pin presented ba member. Serving on the refreshmen1 committee will be Mrs. Charles Kelly, chairman. Mrs. Walter Brisbin and Mrs. Hugh John ston. Halloween Party Held At Evans Home Mrs. Flossie Evans and her 1 son, Kenneth Winton enter-1 tained at their home at the | Lyons Motel with a Hallowe’en party which those attending i said was a real “fun” evening. Refreshments were served by the hosts to Mr. and Mrs., Howard Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs.' Mark Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mowry, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc Combs, Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sledge, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Cleo Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grimes, Forest Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Phillips and Hattie Golliet. Mrs. Ann Primeau entertain ed memliers of Santiam Re bekah lodge at her Salem home on Wednesday, October 29th Mrs. Primeau Is a f rmer re sident and member of the lodge. Attending the open house and buffet luncheon were Ma rie Stickney, Gertrude Weid man, Mildred Carr. Helen Johnston, Daisy Geddes. Toni Thomas and noble grand of the lodge, Bessie Jobe. Subscribe to The w Building a new home or remodeling? Time for a KitchenAid Dishwasher GET YOURS AT Kelly Lumber Sales Community Calendar of Events Wednesday, November ; Santiam Rebekah lodge I hall 8 p. m. Jaycees at JC hall 8 p. m. Thursday, November 6— Mill City Garden club meet ing at home of Mabel Yankus. 12:30 dessert luncheon. Dr. Harvey \\ . Baker, Port land sugreon, is the newly el ected president of the Ameri can Cancer Society, Oregon di vision. succeeding Dr. Alfred C. Hutchinson, also of Port land. He will serve the 1969- 70 term. Other officers named at the society’s annual meeting were Larry Hilaire, first vice-presi dent; John N. Matschek, sec ond vice-president: Warde H. Erwin, secretary; George A. D. Kerr, treasurer; Robert P. De- Koning, chairman, executive committee. Denise Roten Has Rainbow Advisory board meeting at home of Mrs. . Dm- aid Carlson 8 p. m. North Santiam Aerie 3384 FOE meets at their hall 8 p.m. Mill City Booster Club will meet in the Grade School gym at 8 p. m. Monday, November 10— Marilyn Chapter No. OES 8 p. m. at hall. 145 We have a wide choice of models and prices. Whichever KitchenAid dish washer you choose, you'll get the same effective washing and drying actions, the same de pendability. KitchenAid doesn't skimp on quality or perform ance to meet a price. Vari-Front panels let you match the dishwasher front to your cabinets or other ap pliances. Lions club dinner meeting at Fellowship hall 8 p. m. Wednesday, November 12— Citv Council meeting at Citv hall 8 p. m. Sponsored as a public service Surprise Party MADISON & DAVIS GATES — An after school Hallowe’en party given by Miss Judy Roten, daughter of Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Roten, in duced a surriL. birthday DBA Hill Insurance Agency 129 Wall Street celebration for Miss Denise Roten, Daughter of Mr. and Phone 897-2345 Mis. Bennie Rc-teu. Oct her 31 was th? 6t'i birthday anni Salem Mobile Phone versary of Denise. She was YP2-2600 surpr -ed by a special cake decorated by Josephine Hamp ton. Games were played by the young guests with Leslie Big ness and Theresa Roten win- ring prizes. 7 hose attending were Leslie Bignesss, Brenna Blackburn, Neddra Neal. Ren'» Music, Arvetta Jones. Teresa Seals. Nikki Gray, Theresa Roten, Denise Roten. Tony Roten. Tania Brown, Donna Syver- san, Amy Blumenstein. Char lotte Davidson, Debra Neier. Timothy and Orrin Hampton. KELLY LUMBER SALES MILL CITY, ORSOOH Week Day Hours 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Saturdays: 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 Phone 897-2610 KITCHEN PLANNING FREE BOOKLET 52-page Batter Homes&Garden* guide to better Kitchen Planning. Supply Is limited so hurry. Muriel Phillips To Show Tote Bag Making GATES—“Family Business" will lie the subject of the next Santiam Canyon Extension unit meeting to be held Thurs day. November 13 at 10 a. m. at the Gates clubhouse. After the regular meeting. "Tote Bag Making" will be given by Muriel Phillips Those interest ed in tote bags please call the secretary. Rosie Cupps at 897- 2726 for list f material need- ed. Sack lunches should be brought if an all day stay is planned, The meetings are free and open to all. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise No barn can be modern without a telephone Today’s farmer knows how to cut corners on his time and overhead by installing a low cost barn telephone. Call our business office today and order one for your barn. VALLEY TELEPHONE CO. of Sunnystd* TeUphon* Q*. P.O. Bat 907 • Stearto*. O twqm 979M •
