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2—The Mill Qty Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 22, 1970 ! Jennie Chance fUJotnarii. Paqe. PARENTS There will be free bowling instructions for Parents of the New Kids League at Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 NORTH SANTIAM LANES Agnes KellomHonored At Birthday Party Pay for three lines of bowling Shoes and Instruction FREE For more information Ph. 897-2098 r TV, Radio & Appliance Call Us Any Day For Service No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between Stayton and Gates. ON OR OFF THE CABLE RCA VICTOR The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. RCA WHIRLPOOL The Best Laundry Equipment W ATJ K M H d A b H vl I Bill y A[g)luince — Radio SALES — SERVICE 503 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-2154 Mrs. Agnes Kellom, former Mill City resident now living at the Marian Home in Sub limity, was honored with a surprise birthday luncheon re cently at the home of Mrs. Martin Hansen. Mrs. Richard Verbeck of Tangent brsught Mrs. Kellom here and co-host ed the party. Mrs. Kellom and her late husband owned and operated a small grocery store on N.W. Alder for many years and the neighborhood party was giv en by her friends to show affection and memories of the time she spent here. Mrs. Verbeck had baked and decorated a beautiful “bee hive” shaped birthday cake which was presented to Mrs. Kellom along with gifts. Honoring Mrs. Kellom be side the hostesses were Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs. Tena Gra ham, Mrs. Louis Verbeck, Mrs. Elsa Allen, Mrs. Howard Fenner and Mrs. Bessie Van dermeer. STAYTON—Mrs. Ercil Wil son was reelected president of the Santiam Memorial Hos pital Auxiliary at the meeting of the Board of Directors of that organization last Thurs day. Other officers serving with her are Mrs. Delbert Sandner, first vice president; Mrs. William Wallace, second vice president; Mrs. J. C. Kim mel, secretary, and Mrs. Arlo Tuers, treasurer. The nine new members of the Board of Directors are Mrs. Cliff Coleman, Mrs. Walter H. Bell, Mrs. Harold Pendleton and Mrs. Stewart Mayo all of Stayton; Mrs. Keith Phillips of Lyons; Mrs. Dale Crandall of Mehama; Mrs. William Wallace and Mrs. Jo seph Toman both of Aumsville, and Mrs. Henry Miller of Sub limity. The directors are elect ed for a three-year term. Installation of officers will be at the annual luncheon of Episcopaleans Will the Auxiliary on Thursday, February 19, at 12:30 p. m. at Have Confirmation On Wednesday evening, Jan the Stayton Methodist Church, “ uary 21 the Mill City area Fern Ridge Road E. Mrs. John Apple is general Episcopal congregation will chairman, Mrs. Jack Darley double its confirmed members. and Mrs. Bruce Fhilippi have The Rt. Rev. Hal Gross, Suf: charge of the decorations and fragan Bishop of the Oregon Mrs. Keith Phillips is hostess Diocese, will officiate, Tlie chairman. Mrs. Albert Stev class will be presented by the ens is in charge of ticket sales. Rev. H. B. Lamar, Jr., of Le- Luncheon tickets may be pur banon. Those to be confirmed in chased from any of the board of directors. It is preferred baptismal vows are Jeanne that tickets be purchased early Drynan, Herbert Hampton, so that the count for the lunch Stephen and Zachary Hamp eon can be made. Tickets can ton, Fred Krecklow, Jill however, be purchased at the Krecklow, Roger Mink and Floyd and Verlene Peterman. door. The confirmation of Holy All Auxiliary members and Communion service will begin friends are welcome to attend. at 8 p. m. at St. Catherine’s Catholic church on First Ave nue and the public is welcome Baby Shower Held to attend. Friends and relatives of the For Mrs. Drle Spier class will have a potluck sup per before the service and a Mrs. Herb Bastuscheck, coffee will conclude the even Mrs. John Lengacher and Mrs. ing. Dick Posekany were hostesses recently for a baby shower honoring Mrs. Dale Spier and Agnes Carlson Hosts her new son. The shower was held at the Round Robin Club Bastuscheck home. The serving table was at- Members and guests of the tractively decorated in 1 blue ' I Round Rabin Pinochle club and white, with a cake shaped were entertained Monday ev like a bootee, guarded by a ening by Agnes Carlson at her miniature stork. home. The hostess served re Appropriate games were freshments before the three played and the hostesses serv tables of pinochle were in ed refreshments. Play. Guests were Elma Stewart Others present or sending gifts were Mrs. Lillian Arch and Joyce Trout, with Mrs. er, Mrs. Verna Spier, Mrs. Trout receiving the low prize. Alex Burrell and Mrs. Char Winning high prize was Mar garet Boroughs and Goldie ley Stewart. Rambo, pinochle. Plans were discussed for the February 14 party when club members will entertain their husbands with a dinner at a Salem restaurant and an even ing of cards at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arey Podrabsky. The next regular party will be February 2 at the home of Evelyn Davis. Gladys Podrabsky. PERSONAL STATIONERY LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES ENCLOSURES Hosts Card Club Gladys Podrabsky hested the Monday evening Bid or Bunch card party serving re freshments before the evening of cards. Guests were Jessie Bodeker and Bobbi Budlong. High score was held by Bet ty Pittam and she also won pinochle. Hattie Fencl receiv ed low przie. The next party will be Feb ruary 2 at the home of Mary- Wright. BUSINESS CARDS BOOKLETS ACCOUNTING FORMS Dr. Alger Fitch, who is presently a professor at North west Christian College in Eu gene, will be the Evangelist for the meetings which will be held in the Christian Church beginning Friday evening, Jan uary 30 and closing Sunday evening, February 1. Dr. Fitch has been preach ing in Oregon for the last 27 years, except far a short leave to continue his education in California. He preached 15 years at Milwaukie, and has held numerous Evangelistic Meetings. He is now on the board of the World Convention of Christian Churches and Churches of Christ and is a popular speaker at national conventions and missionary meetings. Special music will be pre sented at each meeting. Fri day evening, January 30 the James Alley's, who minister at Scio, will present several mus- ica selections with their swiss handbells. All interested persons are invited to these meetings which will begin at 7:30 p. m. Lyons Garden Club Installs Officers LYONS—Mrs. Ralph Down er and Mrs. Harley Scott were hostesses for the meeting of the Lyons Garden Club at the Downer home Wednesday af ternoon. Installation of officers was the main business. Installed were Mrs. Otto Weidman presi dent, Mrs. Alex Bodeker vice- president and Mrs. James Me- Pheeters secretary - treasurer. Mrs. Harley Scott installed the officers. Each one was pre sented with a beautiful cor sage by the out going presi dent, Mrs. Hugh Johnston. Roll call was answered by telling of a new garden reso lution for the new year. Of ficers appointed by the newly installed president were Mrs. Clyde Bressler, publicity and Hugh Johnston, Historian; Mrs. Mrs. Alex Bodeker cheer-up. Petunia was choosen as the club flower, each one signed a card for ideas for the years program. Attending were Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Mrs. Chester Riggs, Mrs. Otto Weidman, Mrs. James McPheeters, Mrs. E. L. Roye, Mrs. Arthur Olmstead, Mrs. Glen Julian, Mrs. James Silbernagel, Mrs. Alex Bode ker, Mrs. Elmer Taylor, Mrs. Clyde Bressler, Mrs. Orville Downing, Mrs. Gladys gaard, Miss Cathy Neal, the hostess Mrs. Downer Mrs. Scott. Extension Unit Has Project on Cheese GATES—The Santiam Can yon Extension Unit met on Thursday, January 8. for a regular business meeting and a program on “Cheese, Please” given by Lenora Cutsforth and Wyoma Baechler. Hannah Catherwood and Sue Gillenwater were appoint ed co-chairmen for a fund-rais ing affair to benefit the Schol arship Drive which will be in April. Cheese dishes and a potluck were enjoyed by members: Rosie Cupps. Sharon Harrison, Lola Henness, Sue Gillenwat er, Hannah Catherwood, Molly Larson. Lenora Cutsforth, Jane Mink. Ruth McCombs, Gladys Cline, Wyoma Baech ler, Carol Meirs, Glenda Roten. Shirley Swaim. Carol Woods, Jan Woods, Fay Moore and Myrtle Donahue. Jennie Chance was elected Worthy Advisor at the Wed- newiay evening meeting of Marilyn Assembly of the Ord er of Rainbow for Girls. Oth er elected officers are Sharon Muise, Worthy Associate Ad visor; Toni New berg, Charity; Jeri Jo Parker, Hope; Karen Davis, Faith; Christine Ohrt, Recorder, and Vickie Moore, Treasurer. Installation of of ficers will be held Sunday, Febi-uary 1 at 2 p. m. Vickie McCall and Lynette Hughes were elected to receive the degrees. Visitors at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kelly, Ervin Peterson, Joe Bowes, J. C. Kimmel, John Roten and Mrs. Virgil Lewis. Camp Fire Girls Complete Child Care Course At Bowes Home GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowes were hosts to five couples at their home Satur day evening for pinochle. Af ter dinner at the Riverview, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phil lips of Mehama, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Myers of Silverton anu Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reinke of Jefferson enjoyed several pin ochle games. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips won the man and woman consolation prize, while Mr. Wagner and Mrs. Myers won high prize for man and woman. Mrs. Fred Reinke’s birthday anniversary was also celebrat ed during the evening. Mrs. Myers Honored At Baby Shower Mrs. Don Myers was honor ed with a baby shower Wed nesday, January 14 given by Mrs. Dick Posekany at her home. Spring colors of yellow and green were used in the attrac tive table decorations. The guest of honor opened her gifts and the remainder of the afternoon was spent visit ing. Those present were Mmes. Judy Lengacher, Linda Bas tuscheck, Ela Cower, Golda Martens, Simon Richard, John Gillman, Lillian Archer, Jos eph Hampton and Vee Golden. Sending gifts were Mabel Grandstr m, Jessie Savage and Edna Moffatt. The 7th grade Camp Fire Girls have completed a course in First Aid and baby sitting as prepared by the National Camp Fire Council. This course adequately pre pares the girls to baby sit and parents can leave their young sters with them with a great er feeling of security. A complete Child Care cour se is part of the Torch Bearer rank requirement. Included is feeding, ba thing, cl. thing and entertaining children. M r s. Louise Gruver, RN, gave the girls instruction in First Aid and Clifford Crook gave them Gary Petersons Home some tips on Fire safety. Completing the course were From Vacation Patti Howell, Kathy James, GATES — Mr. and Mrs. Melissa Lawrence, Rhonda Gary Peterson, Erica, Monica Meader, Verlene Peterman, and Aaron returned home Sat Sally Poole, Christy Spurgeon urday from a two week visit and Jacki Wilson. in California. They visited Anyone wishing the girls to with Mrs. Zoila Meza, Mrs. assist them may call them in Petersen’s mother, in Los An dividually or contact them geles. Mrs. Meza recently had through Verne Peterman at surgery but is recovering the grade school. nicely. New officers elected for the Rev. and Mrs. Vern Gomez, group include Christy Spur formerly residents in the Jef gem, president; Verlene Peter ferson area, were visited by man, vice-president and Patti the family near Bakersfield. Howell, secretary-treasurer. A visit with Mr. and Mrs. Projects for the month in Dick Ferris and family was en clude "Thought-O-You” cards joyed in Los Angeles. and a fresh donut sale at the On the way nome, Mr. and local grocery stores. Mrs. Gary Masons and family, near Fresno were visited. Nikki Cruson Tells of Engagement to U. S. Navy Man Classmates of Miss Nikki Cruson first learned of her en gagement to Rodney Wilson during the traditional candle lighting ceremony at North rup Hall. Miss Cruson, a senior at Good Samaritan School of Nursing in Portland, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cruson of Lyons. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ercill Wilson of Me hama. Wilson is a graduate of Stay ton Union High school and at tended Whitworth College. He is currently serving in the submarine division of the U. S. Navy. The bride-elect graduated from Stayton Union High school also. They plan a sum mer wedding. Gates Firemen Aux. Elects New Officers GATES — Gates Firemen’s Auxiliary met Tuesday morn ing, January 13 to elect new officers for the next year. Elected were Sharon Harrison as president; Wyoma Baech ler, vice president, and Arlene Taylor, secretary-treasurer. Discussion was held about landscaping around the Gates Firehall and about fund rais ing ideas for the Auxiliary at the annual Benefit Dance. Rainbow Girls Visit In Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Jeri Jo Parker, Linda Long and Nancy Lalack attended the Ramona Rainbow Assembly Installation of officers in Sil verton Saturday evening. Shirley Stone, Grand Pat riotism in Oregon, and Tricia Moore were other guests from Marilyn Assembly in Mill City. Verne Clarks Host Rainbow Board Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark were hosts to the members of the Rainbow Advisory Board for Marilyn Assembly. J. C. Kimmel, chairman of last year's board presided until a chairman was elected. John Roten was elected chairman, Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, secre tary, and Mrs. Janet Lewis, mother advisor for the coming year. Joe Bowes was appoint ed chairman of transportation committee, Mrs. Marilee Ly- ness will head the entertain ment committee, and Mrs. Mabel Yankus was appointed as responsible for the year- end audit. Other members of the board in attendance were Virgil Lew is and Murry Moore. Community Calender of Even*« Wednesday, January 21— Santiam Rebekah lodge at hall, 8 p. m. Thursday, January 22— Lions Club Auxiliary at the home of Sue Mikkelsen. 8 p m. IOOF lodge at their hall 8 p. m. FOE and Auxiliary at Ea gles hall at 8 p. m. Saturday, January 24— Cub Scout Father-Son bak ing contest at Scout cabin at 7:30 p. m. Monday, January 26— RULED FORMS INVOICES The Mill City Enterprise Phone 697-2772 Christian Church To Have Speaker Heads Rainbow Pinochle Party Held Mill City, Oregon This God—his way is per fect.—(II Sam. 22:30). Life is lived moment by mo ment. The secret of getting the most out of this particular mo ment lies in our viewpoint, in doing first things first, and im portant tasks that should be done, we feel a sense of prog ress and purpose. This moment blesses us as we look for the blessing in it, as we relate it to the whole of our day, realiz ing it is important, for it is the moment we are living. Mrs. Mike Benedict Heads Marian Home Auxiliary Camp Fire Girls Visit Local Police Lion Club dinner meeting at Sportsman's Country Kit chen at 6:30 p. m. The Da Shu Ko Wa Camp Sponsored as a public service Fire Girls visited the Mill City SUBLIMITY — Mrs. 1 Mike Police station and the City Benedict was elected president hall one day last week. of the Marian Home Auxiliary Chief Don Gillenwater show- at their election last week, eii them how fingerprint« were Insurance Agency, Inc. Other officers are Mrs. Ben; taken and were told some of DBA Hill Insurance Agency Toepfer, vice president; Mrs. the functions of the city police. I 129 Wall street Gus Hendricks, secretary, and Those enjoying the informative I Phone 897-2345 Mrs. Herman Hassler, treasur day were Denise Gibson. Tere-1 er. All officers were reelected. sa DeLay, Laura Hover, Cin Salem Mobile Phone The Auxiliary meets the se dy Whitney, Susan Budlong. YP2-2600 cond Monday of the month at Margaret Pratt and Lorna .1:30 p. m. at the Home. Chailender. MADISON & DAVIS
