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. 2 - ----------- —The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 4, 1969 ■— ■ , ---------------- ---------------- —-------------------------------------------------------------------- - — I Womani. Paqa Now is the time to orche» & Breezeways I ; Marilyn Chapter To Have Gift Exchange Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Santiam Rebekahs Elect Officers ONLY FLEX-O-GLASS IT’S SO EASY ANYONE CAN DO IT! GerHnriii is far stronger than polyethylene— It's the onl/^l9»tic window material GUARANTEED 2 FULL Y "“Vi «- (OB 1 A War* Bros. Chicago 60651 Pioneers In Plsstlcs Since 1924 rd Lumbar Dealers Everywhere \ i Memorial Hospital Election of officers was the main order of business at the Wednesday evening meeting of Santiam Rebekah lodge with Mrs. Albert Carr elected noble grand; Mrs. Dave Barnhardt. vice-grand; Mrs. Walter Thom as, financial secretary and Ot to Koeneke, treasurer. The newly elected officers will be installed shortly after the first of the year. Mrs. Robert Jobe, noble grand, said that word had been received from the IOOF home in Portland, saying that Mrs. Evelyn Fir, “Grandmother” at the home had recently died. Mrs. Thomas said another per son would be suggested to serve in this capacity and the name presented at the next meeting. “Grandmothers” are especially remembered by the lodges choosing them. Santiam lodge members wiil collect gifts for patients at Fairview and the State hos pital for Christmas giving, rep resenting the true meaning of the holiday season. The lodge will serve the Junior banquet in the spring and Mrs. Barnhardt and Mrs. Thomas will serve on the plan ning committee. Mrs. Marie Stickney, district deputy president, reported on visiting Ideal lodge in Turner earlier, returning to her home lodge before the meeting was closed. Following the business meet ing refreshments were served in the attractively decorated dining room by Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Barnhardt. Following that, table games were played with the offerings received go ing into the Christmas fund for the IOOF home. y Costume Dance at RIVERVIEW CAFE Saturday evening, December 6 Dance to the Music of The Western All Stars 9 P. M. to 2 A. M. Lots of Prizes and Surprises for All The Riverview Mehama, Ore Phone 859-2588 T)iscover the (Christmas tragic gF — - • * ; , 1 ENTER, PORTLAND SPECTACULAR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS 104 GIFT-FILLED STOPES FREE PARKING FOR 8000 SLEIGHS 4 9:30 TO 9:30 DAY - SATURDAY Lloyd Center easily reached by all highways > Mary Ann Nicholas, presi dent of the Jaycettes presided at a recent meeting of the club held at the home of Linda Sanders. The Christmas candle sale was reported to be a success. It was decided that the Jay- ceettes would decorate the ladies room at the Jaycee hall. Linda Sanders is in charge of ordering supplies. The men will do the installing of the fixtures. Tray favors were made to be sent to Santiam Memorial hos pital for the Christmas holi days. Soon the members will be helping with the wrapping for “Toys for Tots”. The annual Christmas party will be held at the Pam Morris home December 11 at 8 p. m. Invitations will be sent out to the former members. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Round Robin Club Meets At Alban Home Monday Frances Alban entertained members of the Round Robin Pinochle club at her home Monday evening, serving des sert to the 12 ladies present before the evening of cards. Pauline Jones was a guest of the club. Evelyn Davis had “Lady Luck” on her side, winning high prize: holding 1,500 trump and 1,000 aces during the party. Agnes Carlson and Margaret Boroughs were her partners for the top hands. The Christmas party will be held at the hime of Irene Podrabsky December 15. John Kelly Has Role In South Pacific The Mill City Garden Club will have a Christmas show and sale on Friday, December 12 from 10 a.m. to 6 p. m. in the building formerly occup- ied by Rose Hardware next to the Bank. There will be items on dis- play and Christmas swags, ar rangements. greens, candy and baked gosds and gift items for sale. The public is invited to at tend. There will be no ad- mission charge. Cathy Newton Marries Donald Lawrence Mr. and Merton G. Rockney of Portland are announcing the engagement f their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Dennis Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Davidson of Mill City. Both are students at Linfield College. He is a graduate of Santiam High School and Miss Rockney is a graduate of Grant High School in Portland. The couple plan a January 17 wed ding. R/7/o Schaffer Hosts Community Bid or Bunch Club Rilla Schaffer entertained members of her Bid or Bunch Pinochle club at her home Monday evening. She used the Christmas motif in home and table decorations, serving des sert before the evening of cards. Esther Cline and Joyce Trout were guests with Mrs. Trout winning the high prize. Mary Wright won the pin ochle prize and Marlena Sev ers received low. The Christmas party will be held December 15 at the home of Mrs. Severs when members will have a gift exchange. Calendar of Events Monday, December 8— Lions club dinner meeting at Fellowship hall, 6:30. Marilyn Chapter, OES, No. 145, at hall, 8 P.M. Wednesday, December 10— Order of Rainbow for Girls at hall, 7:30. City council meeting at City Hall, 8 P.M. Thursday, December 11— IOOF ledge at hall, 8 P.M. Eagles and Auxiliary meet ing at their hall, 8 P.M. Sponsored as a public service MADISON & DAVIS Insurance Agency, Inc. DBA Hill Insurance Agency 129 Wall Street Phone 897-2345 Salem Mobile Phone YP2-2600 Christmas specials from Regular price $42.50 $34.95 Circular Saw No. 80 277 This famous 7" Stanley Saw is ideal for any job around the house. Big enough to cut 2 x 4’s at 45°, it’s a super value at this price. Heavy-duty rip guide included. Canyon Extension To Meet Dec. I I Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise S4.00 per Year Read it Every Week Girl In January Marilyn Chapter No. 115 OES will meet December 8 at 8 p. m. at the IOOF Hall. Mrs. Cal Culbertson and son, Tim will provide a musical Christ mas Program. Each one attending is asked to bring a gift for the gift ex change. Serving on the Refreshment committee f r the evening wiil be Mrs. Ervin Peterson. Mrs. Cecil Lake, Mrs. Lowell Cree and Mrs Charlie French. All members of the Eastern Star are cordially invited to attend. LYONS—At a late October wedding Donald Lawrence and Miss Cathy Newton, both of Ontario, were united in marriage at the First Chris tian church, with Rev. Ed Mclndo officiating at the double-ring ceremony, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Newton of Kindergarten To Have Ontario and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christmas Program Mrs. George Stafford, teach Lawrence of Drain. Arches of white candles, baskets of er of the Mill City-Gates kin bronze chrysanthemums, yel dergarten said this week that low gladioli and tangerine the youngsters would have a carnations decorated the Christmas program Thursday evening, December 11 at 7:30 church. The bride was given in mar at the old Gates grade school riage by her father, and wore building. The kindergarten students a Redingote style gown of de lustered white satin featuring will have their gift exchange a high neckline. Tiers of Chan on December 23 which is the tilly lace formed a panel down last day classes will be held the front of the dress match until school resumes after the ing the lace edging of the long holidays. sleeves and the Watteau chap Virginia Blackburn, kinder el train. Her ballerina length garten chairman said parents, silk illusion veil was held in I friends and the interested pub place hv petals of lace. She Iic _is invited to attend the carried a cascading bouquet of program. ......... .. yelow rosebuds. Maid of hon-1 or was her sister. Susan New ton, who wore a moss green empire gown. Bridesmaids were Linda Vogt, Mickey Decker and Rebecca Rudd. All wore gowns similiarly styled to that of the maid of honor. Dennis Lawrence, brother of the groom was best man. Rus sell Newton, brother of the bride and Hal Grace were ushers. Barbi and Angi An derson were flower girls and Jay Baker ring bearer. A reception was held in the church hall following the ceremony. The bride is a soph omore at TVCC and the groom graduated from TVCC last summer and presently is employed by the Forest Ser vice. John Kelly writes home that he has the role of Lt. Joe Cable in “South Pacific," a musical being put n by the Playbox Theater Players of Tucson, I month. Wednesdays through , Ariz.. oix>ning last Friday, No- I vember 28, and running for a ' Saturdays, with Sunday matin ees. As the 24 performances will run through Christmas, John won't be able to come home for the holidays. Some of the well-known ' songs from the Rodgers and I Hammerstein Pulitzer Prize winning musical include ' “There is Nothing Like a Dame,” “Some Enchanted Ev ening.” “Bali H’ai,” and “I’m in Love With a Wonderful Guy”. One of John’s solos is “V unger Than Springtime." During the day-time hours, John is working as a bank Holiday Party Hosted messenger for a chain of banks By The Marc Sims known as Southern Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sims Bank. gave a Thanksgiving Eve din ner and dance party at the Gates Community Center. Rainbow Girls To having a truly marvel Have Jewelry Party Those ous time were Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn Chapter. Order < of ' | Jerry Caryl, Mrs. Flossie Ev Rainbow for Girls, will hold j ans of Lyons. Mr. and Mr.s a costume jewelry party at Howard Fletcher, of Mehama, the G ites Community club Mrs. Edith Howell, Mr. and house on Friday, December 5 Mrs. Ralph Knight. Mrs Betty from 4:30 until 8 P.M. A dem- Kelle, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc nstrator from Portland will Combs, Mr. and Mrs. Herb display the jewelry and show Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Curley different ways of wearing it. I Rolls, who brought as their Deliveries will lie made be guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dave fore Christmas and all women Dishaw of Anchorage. Alaska. and girls in the area are invit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shewmake, ed to attend Proceeds will as Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Truhill sist the Rainbow program and Ken Winton also of Ly here. ons. More information may tie Following the turkey-and- obtained by calling Parlene trimmings dinner, everyone Rue. secretary, at 897 -2232. danced to all those “good old tunes” GATES — Santiam Canyon Extension meeting to I m » held Thursday. Ihx-ember 11. 10:tM) AM at the Womens Clubl house in Gates, will be an open meeting and Christmas party. After some surprise Christmas demonstrations a potluck and gift pening will be had. Anyone planning to come is asked to bring a gift, either hand made or worth not more than $1.00. Children are welcome hut please bring a gift for them also If a pot luck dish is brought, attach the recipe s' it may lx* copied To Marry Portland Sabre Saw No. 80 456 Make straight or curved cuts I with this versatile Stanley tilt base saw. There's a choice of speeds, too, for use in almost any material... wood, metal, plastics or composition board. Ry Becky Earhart Student Council met Tues day. November 25. Main topics discussed included the Christ mas Talent Show, passing of activity sheets, evaluati.n re port on past school activities, and a report of the Sheridan Regional Conference. Student Council members attending the conference were: Larry Eide. Rick Posekany, loan Cox, and Jeri Jo Parkei. Also discussed during this meeting was the possibility of a "litter drive” or some other project which Student Council could sponsor to help the community. An all school assembly was held Wednesday. November 26 During this assembly Coach Gibs n presented jerseys to the following seniors: I^rry Hil lesland. Greg Davis. Howard Lvness. s. Mike Long. I^ong. Larry Eide. ’ Tony Grant, Lynn Cuts- forth. Ron Johnson. David J Rubv. Mark Jeter. 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