2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov, 27, 1969
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STORIES OF
PACIFIC POWERLAND
told by Nelson Olmsted
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
The engagement of Terresa
Marie Tompkins to Mr. Ban
font Leon Engle is being an-
nounced by her mother Mrs.
Ada Tompkins of Idanha. Miss
Tompkins is als^ the daughter
of the late Wayne Tompkins.
Mr. Engle is the son of Mrs.
Eva Spencer of Winlock,
Garden Club To
Have Party Dec. 4
The Mill City Garden Club
will meet next Thursday, Dec
ember 4th at the Scout Cabin
for their annual Christmas
Party. In place of a gift ex
change each one attending is
asked to bring an unwrapped
gift for someone at the Tur
ner Memorial Home.
Officers for the ensuing year
will be installed by Mrs. Walt
er Thomas.
The meeting will start at
12:30.
Say thanks for Thanksgiving
by Long Distance
You've just gotten home from a wonderful day of
Thanksgiving with your loved ones. Isn’t it a good
idea to call them long distance and thank them for
their hospitality? Say thanks for Thanksgiving this
year, by telephone.
ihe Old
VALLEY TELEPHONE CO.
"The only thing that makes
a woman glad to put on an old
dress is if she still can.”
a pert of Sunnyside Telephone Oat
P.O. Boa 007 • Weerton, Ocagoe 97Mt
Washington. He is a graduate
of Centralia High school at
Centralia.
Miss Tompkins is a 1969
graduate of Detroit High
school.
The couple plan a January
wedding.
Oliver Benefit Concert
Attended by Many
The Benefit concert for Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Oliver held re
cently was well attended and
the musical program was en
joyed by all.
Furnishing the music were
the Melody Aires, vocal duels
by Doris Sheythe and Helen
Cox accompanied by Edna
Ross: alto saxophone solos by
Roy Melsha of Salem accomp
anied by Dave Steward of
Gates; vocal solo by Cyril Ar
cher, Jr. accompanied by Twy
la Fultz, numbers
numliers by San-
tiam High school chorus dir-
ected by Spencer Hillesland
with Miss Fultz the accamp
anist.
Mr. anti Mis. Oliver said
they appreciated the generous
response of all who contribut-
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Santiam Memorial Hospital
(Stay ton)
Lions Auxiliary Store
To Open Dec. 6
To Be Married
Betty Berg entertained mem
hers of the Mill City Lions
Auxiliary at her home Thurs
day evening with Sue Poole
presiding at the business meet
ing.
At impressive candlelight
ceremonies Sue Mikkelsen was
inducted as an Auxiliary' mem
ber with Bonnie Krecklow con
ducting the ceremony. Mrs.
Mikkelsen was presented a
membership pin by her dau
ghter, Sue Poole. A picture
was taken for the Auxiliary
seraph:ok of the Mother-Dau
ghter duo.
It was announced that The
Lions Paw would open on Sat
urday. December 6. The store,
featuring many items for sale,
is located in the North San
tiam Real Estate building on
Highway 22. Free coffee and
cookies will be served that day
during the 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
store hours. Anyone having
items of any nature to sell
may contact Mrs. Poole or Mrs.
Mikkelsen or any other club
member. The Auxiliary will re
tain 30% of the sale price with
the seller to have 70%. Net
profits will be used by the Aux
iliary for their sight conserva
tion program and many other
civic projects.
At the conclusion of the bus
iness meeting Mrs. Clarence
Meader, her daughter and dau
ghter-in-law, demonstrated
Koscot Cosmetics with those
present giving themselves fa
cials with the assistance of the
demonstrators.
The Auxiliary will have a
Christmas party jointly with
the Lions club with the next
regular meeting to be held in
January at the home of Mrs.
Mikkelsen.
At the close of Thursdays
meeting Mrs. Berg served re-;
freshments to the 12 ladies
present.
Santiam Memorial
Revises By-Laws
| STAYTON—The revised by-
> laws of the Santiam Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary were adop
ted at their meeting Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ercil Wilson, president,
announced a plant had been
sent to Mrs. Lena Baker on
her 90th birthday honoring her
for her untiring dedication in
her sewing for the hospital.
The Mill City Garden Club
has consented to make the
swags for the hospital doors
for Christmas.
Mrs. John Apple is chairman
for the Annual luncheon to
be held the third Thursday in
February—the place to be an
nounced later.
Mrs. Leonard Cruson gave
an account of mast interesting
convention held at Lincoln city
in October,
Mrs. Delbert Sandner an
nounced three homes will be
?pen to the public for the
“Chrismas Tour of Homes”—
the time to be announced lat
er.
June K. Bartow sent word
for assistance on Friday and
Saturdays at the Thrift Shop,
the hours are 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
It you are available contact
Mrs. Delliert Sandner Phone
769-5943 as tj date possible; it
would be much appreciated.
Mill City Women
Assist Christmas
Seal Campaign
CLARK—To Mr. and Mrs.
Herschel B. Clark, Stayton,
a girl, Friday, Nov. 14. 1969
DUGGER—To Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles A. Dugger, Turner, a
girl. M nday, Nov. 17. 1969
McGlI.L—To Mr. and Mrs
David Y. McGill. Aumsville, a
boy, Saturday, Nov. 22, 1969
Community
Calendar of Events
Susan Sledge To Marry
Wednesday, November 26—
Patrick Harmon
LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Dav
id Sledge of Lyons are an
nouncing the engagement of
their daughter Susan Dalene
to Patrick M. Harman son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harman of
Mill City. Miss Sledge is a sen
ior at Stayton Union high
school and Mr. Harman is a
graduate of Santiam High
School at Mill City. A June
wedding is being planned by
the couple.
Newcomers Have
Potluck Dinner
Order of Rainbow for girls
at IOOF hall 7:30 p. m.
Thursday, November 27—
THANKSGIVING
Community
Thanksgiving
services at Christian Church
10 a. m. Public invited.
Monday, December 1—
Round Ribin Pinochle club
at Frances Alban home 7:30.
Bid or Bunch pinochle club
at Rilla Schaffer home 7:30.
Wednesday, December 3—
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
hall 8 d . m.
Sponsored as a public service
The Santiam Newcomers
Group held its November Pot
luck on Wednesday evening,
November 19, at the Gates
Community Center. The hall
was decarated in a most novel Insurance Agency, Inc.
manner with sprigs of cedar
and lilac branches surrounding DBA Hill Insurance Agency
129 Wall Street
three jars of home canned
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fruit and vegetables on each
table.
The host committee consist Salem Mobile Phone
ed of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bur
YP2-2600
rell, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Caryl
and Mrs. Flossie Evans.
Following the usual varied
dinner, three tables of cards
were played while others vis
ited. Those enjoying the even
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Beyer and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Reed, the newest members, al
so Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamil
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Howell
Mrs. Vivian Kealen, Mrs. Al
ma Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
McCombs, Mr. and Mrs. Red
McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Mowry, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Peck and Mrs. Elsie Truhill.
Door prizes were won by
Mrs. McConnell and Mr. M w-
ry and everyone is looking
forward to the December pot
luck dinner.
MADISON & DAVIS
Building a new
home or
remodeling?
Time for a
KitchenAid
Dishwasher
GET YOURS AT
Marilyn Club Meets
At French Home
Members of Marilyn Club
met on Tuesday at 12 o’clock
at the home of Mrs. Charlie
French with Mrs. Clyde Phil
lips as co-hostess. A pot-luck
luncheon was served. The
rooms of the French home
were attractively decorated,
using the Thanksgiving motif.
The birthdays of Mrs. French
and Mrs. Edward Cruson were
observed.
Mrs. Nina Hoover presided
at the business meeting in the
absence of the president, Mrs.
Walter Brisbin.
Mrs. Verne Clark received
the door prize.
The December meeting will
be held on Tuesday, December
16 at 12 o’clock at the home of
Mrs. Low'ell Cree with Mrs.
Veryl Hoover as co-hostess.
Attending Tuesday’s meet
ing were Mrs. Edward Cruson,
Mrs. Cecil Lake. Mrs. Al Yan-
kus, Mrs. Lowell Cree. Mrs.
Virgil Lewis. Mrs. Veryl Hoov
er. Mrs. Sylvia Duncan. Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Burrell, Mr
and Mrs. Verne Clark. Mr. and
Mrs. Ervin Peterson. Mr. and
Mrs. Don Carlson, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Phillips and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie French.
Kelly Lumber Sales
Whichever KitchenAid dish-
Members of the City
washer you choose, you'll get
Woman s Club assisted with
the same effective washing and
the Christmas Seal campaign
drying actions, the same de
November 20 in Salem,
pendability. KitchenAid doesn’t
Elaine Russell, Marie Bur
skimp on quality or perform
rell, Lettie Swan. Edith Ma
ance to meet a price.
son and Nell DeWitt were the
Vari-Front panels let you
club representatives who help
match the dishwasher front
ed. Mrs. DeWitt is the Mill
to your cabinets or other ap
City area chairman.
pliances.
These volunteers were
among the more than 400 who
have helped Willamette Tu Crees Host Rainbow
berculosis and Respiratory Dis Advisory Board
ease Association (WTRDA)
The Rainbow Advisory-
prepare Christmas Seal mail
ings and process returns since Board held a special meeting
early September. Additional Friday evening at the h'me
volu nteers are scheduled of Mrs Lowell Cree.
Week Day Hours
J. C Kimmel presided at the
throughout November and De
business meeting
cember
8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M
The December 4th meeting
Working as individuals or
Saturdays:
members of service groups, of the board will be held at
8:30
A. M. to 12:30
these are the much needed the home of Mrs. Al Yankus
at
8
P.M
persons whom President Nix
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Following the business meet 1
on has termed the 'legions of
the concerned and the commit Ing refreshments were served
FREE BOOKLET
ted ' They represent all five Present were Mrs. Don Carl
52-page Batter
counties served by WHRDA son. Mrs. William Lynes-
Homes ^Garden
Marion. Linn. Benton. Polk Mrs. Al Yankus. Walter Kay.
guide to better
I C Kimmel. Verne Clark
Kitchen Ftenning.
and Yamhill.
Supply is limited
"Use Christmas Seals—it’s a Mr and Mrs Veryl Hoover
so hurry.
matter of life and breath,” is and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree ’
this year's campaign slogan J Mr and Mrs En in Peterson
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