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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1969)
By Becky Earhart Pep Club met Monday, Nov ember 10 to decide upon a blouse to go with the Pep Club uniforms. Money-making projects including a cookie sale were also discussed. F.H.A. held a meeting on Wednesday, November 12 tj discuss money-making projects. Class meetings were held Friday, Novemlier 14, during activity period. Senior skip, the magazine sale, and the con cession stand were the main topics of discussion in the Sen ior class meeting. Juniors made plans for the Jr.-Sr. Prom, and discussed m jney-rnaking pro jects and the magazine sale. The Sophomores discusseti, plans for the Sweethearts Ball, a slave sale, the magazine sales and other money-making pro jects. The Freshmen too dis cussed money-making projects including a dance and the tal ent show. ( 2__ The Mill City Enterprise. Thursday, Nov. 20, 1969 Detroit Youth Makes "Who's Who" List OREGON COLLEGE O F EDUCATION, Monmouth — Doug Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer of Detroit, is one of 35 Oregon College of Education seniors chosen by a student-faculty committee to be included in the 1970 annual edition of Who’s Who in Am erican Colleges and Universi ties. Dr. Leonard W. Rice, Presi dent of OCE, will formally an nounce the “Who’s Who” re cipients f llowing the Dads Day football game Nov. 15. Students selected to appear in “Hho’s Hho” are distin guished young men and worn en who have established repu tations of collegiate excellence in the areas of .scholarship, leadership, character, and par ticipation in extra-curricular activities, and wh ) show a gen eral indication of high poten tial for success in their chosen field. 'UJorna^ PaXfA Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Round Robin Club Barbara Hancock To Meets , Kimmels Return At Goldie Home From Vacation Trip Marry D. Knudsen in Rambo Memlzers of the Round Rob Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel pinochle club met at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Han cock of Detroit have announc ed the engagemeit of their daughter, Barbara, to Douglas Knudsen of Grass Valley, Cali fornia. The engagement was an nounced November 9th in Port land where a buffet dinner was served for the family and cL’se friends. A Spring wedding is plan ned. Lyons Garden Club Meets At Bodekers LYONS—Mrs. Chester Riggs and Mrs. Alex Bodeker were hostesses for the November I meeting of the Lyons Garden Club held at the Bodeker home Wednesday. Members brought gifts to show as suggestions for Christmas. It was voted to send gifts to a baby home for Christmas and each member to bring a gift for exchange for the Christmas party which will be held at the J. McPet- ers home, December 10. Mrs. William Prichard and Mrs. Glen Julian were prize winners in the games played. Roll call was answered by those present telling of Fall work accomplishments. Pre sent were Mrs. William Prich ard. Mrs. Otto Weidman. Kath erine Neal, Mrs. Leonard Cru- son Mrs. Glen Julian, Mrs. Mikt> Fink. Mrs. Ralph Down er, Mrs. James Silbernagle, Cristy and Brian, Mrs. Clyde Bressler, Mrs. Leland Mann ing, Mrs. Percy Hiatt, Mrs. E. L. Roye, Mrs. Floyd Bassett, Mrs. Leota Worden, Mrs. Ar thur Olmstead, Wenda Scott, Bundy Scott, Mrs. Orville Downing. Mrs. Harley Scott, Mrs. Hugh Johnston and the hostesses. Refreshments were served preceding the meeting. home of Goldie Rambo Mon day evening when three tables af pinochle were in play. The hostess served refresh ments before the evening of cards. Leona I-amb of Portland, aunt of Alta Moffatt was a guest for the evening. Mrs. Moffatt won the high prize; Agnes Carlson pinochle and Marilynne Drynan receiv ed low prize. The next party will be De cember 1 at the h:me of Fran ces Alban. Laurie Stange Has Birthday Party Mrs. Bill Stange entertained Monday, November 10 for her daughter, Laurie, on her lOtn birthday anniversary. A number of young guests ¿attended the party which was held after school with party games played and the tradi tional bitrhday cake and other refreshments served. Winning prizes were Lynn Larson, Susan Henness, Lori Urban. Sherry Davis and Den ise Muise. Others present were Jeanne DeMain, Pam Krecklow. Na talie Wills, Valerie Mason, Lori Eide with Deanna Quar ry sending a gift returned last week from a Green carpet bus tour which took them on a month’s trip to the southern states. The bus load of 35 people left from Portland and made stops at many interesting and scenic spots. They had overnight ac- commodations at hotels en- rout.e. In Florida they took in the Cypress Gardens and the Weeke Watche show which they said was very entertain ing. The Kimmels also took a side trip to Nassau, staying overnight at a hotel there. They were “bystanders” at a wedding breakfast for 300 guests and they said it was in teresting to view the mixed races attending. They visited El Paso, Texas, and with five other couples took a taxi trip to Juarez where they were impressed with the many modern build ings and wonderful shopping centers. The Kimmels said there was quite a bit of rain in Florida but the downpour didn’t last long and they were able to go where they wanted to “be tween showers.” They reported an enjoyable trip but were glad to get back home. Linda Sanders Hosts Bid or Bunch Club Linda Sanders entertained members of her Bid or Bunch pinochle club Monday evening, serving refreshments before the evening of cards. All memlters were present and Mrs. Sanders won the high prize with Rilla Schaffer win ning low and Betty Pit tain, pinochle. Names were drawn for the Christmas party gift exchange which will be held December 15. The next party will lie De cember 1 at the home of Mrs. Schaffer. Dishongs Feted By Friends Sunday Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Donald Dishong and family gathered at the Mill City Com munity Church last Sunday to abserve the tenth anniversary of the Dishongs as pastors of the church. A s rial time preceded the program. Refreshments in cluded a cake decorated with a scripture verse. The program included sever al numbers by the Melody Aires, vocal numbers, pupetry. Aires, vocal numbers, puppetry. Fultz. Earl Loucks was mas ter of ceremonies. Rev. Dishong told his friends Marilyn Officers Host that he and his family had to love Mill City and Line Officer Luncheon come their many friends here and The line officers of Marilyn expected to remain as long as Chapter, No. 145. OES, were they felt it was Gad’s will. co-hostesses with Acacia Chap ter of Stayton for the line of- ficers luncheon at Stayton last Saturday. Line officers fr:m the East- ern Star officers in the vicin ity were guests. About 18 were present. Mrs. Alex Burrell was the only one from Marilyn Chap ter attending. Mrs. Burrell is Associate Matron of Marilyn Chapter. Building a new home or remodeling? Time for a Ruth Billings Speaks To Women's Mission Society Members KitchenAid Dishwasher IDANHA—The Idanha home of Mrs. Lynn Williamson was the setting Thursday evening GET YOURS AT when members of the Worn-1 an’s Mission Society of the Idanha Community Church met at 7:30 p. m. Guest speaker was Mrs. Ruth Billings who is here with Mrs. Kelly Entertains her husband and family from With more things to do, our lives get busier and Clyde Olivers Have busier each year. That’s why a gift of convenience, Presbyterian Women the The Philippines. Billings are both mis a time- and step saving gift like an extension tele Benefit Shower The Women’s Association of sionaries and are here on a the Presbyterian Church met GATES — A number of phone is so appreciated. Just call your telephone month.-,' furlough. The local friends and relatives were at the home of Mrs. Charles mission helps to support the service office for complete details. present at he benefit shower Kelly on Thursday afternoon, Billings baby who was born given for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde November 13, with only nine in the Philippine’s, a member Oliver at the Clubhouse in members in attendance. A des the group said Monday. Gates on Saturday evening, sert luncheon was served by of Following the meeting re- November 15. Hostesses of the the hostess at 1:30, after which freshments were served by evening were Mrs. Gwen a short business meeting was.I ; the host, Mrs. Williamson. Schaer, Mrs. Audrey Levon held. VALLEY TELEPHONE CO. Opening the session with and Mrs. Mary Loucks. a part ot Sunnyalda Telephon« Oa. Presents were opened after prayer was the president, Mrs. KU Boa 8G7 • Savwtoo. Orapoa *7Mt a potluck dinner. Guests who Clyde Rogers. Mrs. Arlo Tuers were able to come were: Mrs. served as both secretary anti Community Ellen Rust. Mrs. June Barker, treasurer in the absence of Deanha PT A To Have Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowes, Lola Mrs. Louis Veibeck. F Calendar of Events Discussion was held con- Henness, Miss Carol Schaer, Ham Dinner Dec. 6 Mrs. Gwen Schaer, Gary Swan I cerning the serving of the son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Lions Club dinners, which the DETROIT — The annual Tucker, Mr. Mrs. Earl ' group previously decided not Wednesday, Nov. IS— We have a wide choice Thanksgiving dinner sponsor Loucks. Mr and Mrs. Walter to carry on past the end of the Santiam Rebekah lodge at ed by the Deanha Parent Brisbin, Mrs. and of models and prices. Scholbert, Mr. year due to being so short- hai, 8 P. M. Teachers Club has been post- and Mrs. Fred Moore, Whichever KitchenAid dish Mr. and handed making the load to? p ned until December fith ac Mrs. Ed Davis, Myrtle Dona heavy for the few involved. Jaycees at JC hall, 8 P. M. washer you choose, you’ll get cording to president Barbara hue, the same effective washing and Donalee Muir, Cheryl It was announced that the ' Whiteley. She said the din Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oliv nominating committee, com drying actions, the same de ner is scheduled for that date er, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil posed of Mary Tuers, Mabel Thursday, Nov. 20— pendability. KitchenAid doesn’t Fraternal Order of Eagles, i due to so many other activl- son. skimp on quality or perform Schroeder, and Mary Loucks, No. 3384 and auxiliary at their ties scheduled in the month of ance to meet a price. Those who sent gifts were: should have a report ready for hall. 8 P. M. November. Vari-Front panels let you December Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kelly. the next meeting. She said the regular PTC? Mrs. Sophie Peters and Mrs. Lions Auxiliary at home of match the dishwasher front 11. meeting which would have au Dan Peters. Mr. and Mrs. to your cabinets or other ap Devotions were given by Betty Berg. 8 P. M. tomatically fallen on Thanks Harry pliances. who chose Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Loucks giving Day was cancelled out Clair Henness, G. C. Barn- “Thanksgiving-’ as her topic. Friday, Nov. 21— so that it would not conflict: hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd reading from the Psalm, and TAC meeting at Scout cabin. with the many other activities Shephard, 7 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Nick a little word-game conducting planned for the month. the members name Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pen- by having The Dec. 6th fund raising ham dinner will be held in the —, ’ Elsie Völkel, Mr. and something they were thank Monday, Nov. 24— Lions club dinner meeting Elementary school cafeteria Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt, Mr. and ful for by going through the KELLY LUMBER SALES Mrs. Merle Devine. Mrs. Gisler alphabet. at Fellowship hall. 6:30 P. M. from 5 to 7:00 p. m. MILU CITY, ORKBON of Stayton. Mrs. Herbert Schroeder read After presents were opened from the Year Book of Prayer, Sponsored as a public service Week Day Hours guests enjoyed a social eve the current subjects being “In Canby Choraliers To the ning. 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. dia” and *,Texas." Saturdays: The program topic, “How to Be At Idanha Friday be more Christ-like,” was 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 lead by Mrs. Rogers and in DETROIT — The Christ Extension Club Meets volved into quite a spirited dis Insurance Agency, Inc. Phone 897-2610 Choraliers of the Canby, Ore At Club House . DBA Hill Insurance Agency- Like The Old Time Peddler gon Christian Missionary Al GATES—The Santiam Can cussion Mrs. James Swan will enter 129 Wall Street FREE BOOKLET liance Church will present a yon Extension Unit held its tain the association for the De kin.HEN We Have Everything PLANNING 52-page Bettar program at the Idanha Com November meeting last Thurs cember 11 meeting, tentatively Phone 897-2345 Homes «.Garden* munity Church on Friday, No- day. November 13, at the Wom set for Fellowship Hall. guide to better Salem Mobile Phone Antiques, New and Used Items, Curios, vemlter 21st at 7:30 P M. en’s club house in Gates. Host Kitchen Pfenning. Supply ii limited I The urogram will be present- esses for the meeting were Clothes. to hurry. ; ed under the direction of David Gladys Cline, Shirley Swaim Raymond Sophy to i Zweigart. and Lenora Cutsforth. Infor j The Choralier group is made mation on “Family Business” Wed Jolene Bailey DETROIT—The Trinity Me tip mostly of high school stu was given bv R sie Cupps and thodist Church in Salem will Highway 22 —North Santiam Real Estate Bklg dents. Rubv Hutchinson. A tiemon Everyone is welcome to at stration of Totebag Making lx* the setting for the wedding of Miss Jolene Bailey to Ray tend. was given by Muriel Phillips. mond Earl Sophy November Mollv Larsen reported that the 29th at 7:30 p. m. Miss Bailey wonv’tt who had come to the is the daughter of Mrs. Joan Hubbard Squash Pant Workshop meetings had Divers of Phoenix. Arizona enjoved it and had done fine and Mr. Doyle Bailey of For Per Lb. . . 3C on their construction of a pair est Grove. [of slacks Da nish Squash and Mr. Sophy is the son of Mr. incxpinsivi ) Visitors at the meeting were anti Mrs. Raymond Sophy af I Fay Moore and Sherry Swaim. Jordan Valley. The bride-elect Butternut Squash A new memlver was Georgia is currently employed as a Each . . . 5c Engel Members present were IBM operator for the state. Molly Larsen, Sharon Harris Mr. Sophy, who is employed Gold Nugget on. Rosie Cupps. Rubv Hutch as a carpenter, attended De ins -n. Josephine Hampton. troit school beginning with Squash 10 for 25c Why $tore »ummer furniture protect it from the Glend i Roten. Muriel Phillips. the first grade and graduateti elements—enclose your porch or breezeway with Sue Gillenwater. Lola Hen with the class of lfMìft. US No. 1 Netted Gems ness. Ruth McCombs. Jan Flex-0 Glass. See your dealer for the amount you Potatoes 10 lb. 45c Woods. Carol Woods. Wynona need, then just cut with scissor sand tack (or staple) Baechlor. Shirley Swaim. Community Church over your screens, for only a few dollars you now Gladys Cline. Hanna Cather- To Have Thanksgiving ONIONS have a room you can use all winter long wood. Lenora Cutsforth and Small. Medium, Large Dirothy Newberg. Service Thursday 50 Lbs. There wil be a Community Thanksgiving Service at the Red Delicious Apples Christian Church in Mill City. . Bu. $1.98 November 37th M M a m Golden Delicious Apples . Bu. $1.79 This service Is sponsored by ONLY the Mill City Ministerial Asso Apples, Roman Beauties Bu. $2.89 3 ft wide ciation and the Rev. Donald Also >n 4 ft widths SEE THESE SPECIALS AT OUR STAND Dishong of the Community Flex 0 Glass <s a special plastic that is far Church will deliver ON HIGHWAY 22 tougher than polyethylene—<t's the only Thanksgiving message. n PlMhCt Unte 1924 Everyone is invited to j.in glass substitute Guaranteed 2 F ull Years. this service of thanks and At Hardware and Lumber Dealers Everywhere praise Year-long convenience gift an extension telephone Kelly Lumber Sales GRAND OPENING The Lions Paw Store Saturday, December 6 FREE COFFEE and COOKIES MADISON & DAVIS Shop For That Gift NOW PRODUCE SPECIALS Now, you can make your Porch or Breezeway a warm, liveable room ah winter (,rs Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise S4.00 per Year Read it Every Week BAYLINK and MYERS, INC
