Eagles Auxiliary Has
Round Robin Pinochle
Banquet Ta Honor
Club Meets Monday
State President
At Yankus Home
The North Santiam Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles La
dies’ Auxiliary held a banquet
Thursday evening at the Riv
erview in honor of their State
President, Donna Buffington.
State Secretary Mary Chapman
of Salem, was also present.
Following a short business
meeting, Pres. Myrtle Prich
ard, introduced the honored
guests and presented the Shite
President with a gift from the
Auxiliary. A social hour fol
lowed and cake and coffee
were served by Shirley Knapp,
Irene Clason and Germaine
Wiltse.
Members of the Round Ro
bin Pinochle club were enter
tained Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Mabel Yankus.
Mrs. Yankus served refresh
ments at the beginning of the
evening.
High prize was won by Dot-
tie McClain, low by Mabel
Yankus and pinochle by Lu
MacGregor.
Substituing
far
regular
members were Dottie McClain,
Olive Barnhardt, and Bobbie
Budlong. The next party will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Tom Dryan, unless otherwise
announced.
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 19, 1970
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Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
Mrs. Tena Graham
Hosts Estarl Benefit
Coffee Friday A. M.
Mrs. Tena Graham was host
ess at her home on Friday
morning for a coffee from 10
until 12. Mrs. Charlie French
and Mrs. Richard Freeman
were co-hostesses. The three
ladies are members of the
Estarl Committee of Marilyn
Chapter No. 145 OES and pro
ceeds from the coffee went
to the Estarl Fund.
Attending were Mrs. Hel
en Kleihege from Salem, Mrs.
Martin Harden, Mrs. Lloyd
Girod, Mrs. Sylvia Duncan,
Mrs. Bessie Bassett, Mrs. Wil
liam Lyness, Mrs. Jessie Caryl,
Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mrs.
Cecil Lake. Mr. Charles Kelly,
iiviis.
Mrs. Virgil
viigti ixrwis,
Lewis, aim.
Mrs. Elsie
Völkel, Mrs. Nat Wills, Mrs.
| Edith Mason, Mrs. Golda Mar-
' tens, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bur-
rell, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Pet-
erson and the hostesses, Mrs.
French, Mrs. Freeman and
Mrs. Graham.
Santiam Homemaker
World Day Of
Prayer Set For
Friday, March 6
Mrs. Mary Wright
Sgt. Bill McClintock
Hosts Card Club
To Leave Soon for
The Bid or Bunch Pinochle
club met at the home of Mary
Wright Monday evening. De
corations were in the Valen
tine motif and refreshments
were served by the hostess be
fore the evening of <
Guests present were
Trout, Gloria Goforth
Donna Padrabsky.
Marlena Severs won nigh
for the evening and Ann
Hovey low. Piochle was won
by Linda Bastuscheck. A spe
cial prize was won by Lor
raine Mills for being axactly
between high and low.
The next party will be held
March 2 with the place to be
announced at a later date.
Duty in Vietnam
Sgt. William McClintock and
his two daughters, Patty and
Sue left Saturday evening for
their home in San Diego after
spending the past week at
ell Cree.
On Thursday they visited in
Salem at the h me of Mrs. J.
C. Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Cree.
Friday they visited his fa
ther, Robert L. McClintock at
Cresswell. Friday evening his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack McClintock vis
ited at the Cree home, also Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Johnson.
Saturday visitors were Mrs.
Paul Cree and her granddaugh
ters, Janet and Darla Cowden
from Madras.
Saturday afternoon
Sgt.
McClintock’s brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bu
ford Anderson from Oakridge
and his nephew, Lloyd Goff
from Springfield visited.
Other relatives the McClint
ock’s visited were Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Kimmel and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Cree and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McMorris at
Fox Valley.
Sgt. McClintock will be leav
ing in a few weeks for Viet
nam. He has been in the serv-
ice for 22 years and is now
stationed at San Diego with
the U. S. Marine Corps.
Twelve ladies attended the
meeting of the Presbyterian
Women’s Association at the
Fellowship Hall on Thursday
afternoon, February 12, when
Mrs. Louis Verbeck was host
ess for the dessert luncheon
before the business session.
The Valentine motif was used
in the colorful decorations for
the serving-table.
Call Us Any Day For
Mrs. Clyde Rogers, the presi
dent, opened the business
No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between
LYONS—Miss Donna Dur
meeting with prayer, after land of ElPaso, Texas and
Stayton and Gates.
which Mrs. Roy Epperson as Lyle Edwin Brumley of Fort
sewing chairman gave a list Bliss Texas, exchanged their
ON OR OFF THE CABLE
of the year’s projects in that wedding vows February 14, at
RCA VICTOR
Senior Karen Oliver, on the category. Several members vol the First Assembly of G.d
basis of her score in the home unteered to assist in the work. Church at ElPaso, with Rev.
The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas.
making knowledge and apti The minutes of the previous William Gagman officiating at
RCA WHIRLPOOL
tude test taken by Senior meeting were read by Secre the 7 p.m. ceremony. Miss
girls December 2. is Santiam’s tary Faye Verbeck, and the Durland is the daughter of
The Best Laundry Equipment
1970 Betty Crocker Homemak treasurer’s report was given Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerson
er of Tomorrow, it has been by Mrs. Arlo Tuers. Mrs. Durland of Lyons and Lyle
announced. In addition to re Swan having furnished flow the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
ceiving an education program.
Husbands Entertained Karen is n:w eligible for one ers for the Sanctuary during Brumley of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
January, Mrs. Verbeck agreed
The bride given in marriage
of 102 college scholarships to to do so for the remainder of
by her father wore a floar
By Round Robin Club
taling $110,000.
February and the early part length skimmer gown of silk
From school winners in the of March.
organza, featuring scoop neck
Appliance — Radio
At Potluck Dinner
state, a State Homemaker of
Discussion was held con line and scalloped sleeves, top
SALES — SERVICE
Tomorrow and runner-up will
Members of the Round Ro be selected within the next cerning the World Day of Pray ped by a full length cardinal
Ph. 769-2154
Stayton
769-2-154
503 N. Third Ave.
bin Pinochle club entertain few weeks. The state winner er, tentatively set for Friday, coat. The neckline, sleeves and
ed their husbands Saturday will be awarded a $1.500 schol March 6. Dessert hostess far motif of coat train were en
night at the home of Mr. and arship and the runner-up a the March 12 meeting of the crusted with tiny seed pearls
Koffee Klatchers
Mrs. Arey Podrabsky. A pct $500 educational grant. In ad Association will be Lettie and crystalls. The cathedral
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luck dinner was served before dition, the schoal of the State Swan who suggested a “Clean veil of illusion was secured to Name of Team
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the five tables of cards were Homemaker of Tomorrow will up Day” be held in the church a silk organza crown with tiny Walton’s Grocery .... 20
5
in play. This is an annual receive a complete set of en kitchen. Members will bring rose buds. The bridal boquet Western Auto .......... 1!)
a sack-lunch and cleaning was red rose buds with fea U. S. Bankers .......... 16
8
event of the club.
cyclopedia Britannica from En equipment that morning.
thered mums in cascades.
10
1st. Federal .............. 14
Big winner for the night cyclopedia Britannica, Inc.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Girod’s ..................... 12
The group voted to put on
12
was Mrs. Rockwell Moore, who
This
Spring,
the
51
Home
the luncheon for the April Janet Edwards, Bridesmaids N. Santiam Lanes .... 11
13
won both high for the ladies
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and pinochle, while Burton makers of Tomorrow repre meeting of the Fourth District were Cynthia Brumley and Lowers & Holm ...... 10
11
Boroughs was high for the senting every state and the of Women’s Clubs in Fellow Cindy McAlester. Junior Ray’s Drug .............. 10
15
men. Low for the men was District of Columbia, each ac ship Hall at the request of the bridesmaids were Colleen Santiam Cable ......... 9
taken by J. D. MacGregor companied by a school advisor Mill City Woman's Club. Mrs. Roach and Mary Richmond. Salem Trophy ......... 9
15
with Mrs. MacGregor receiving will join for an expense-paid Tuers and Mrs. Verbeck will The bridesmaids wore floor Gene’s Meat Mkt....... 8
18
educational tour of Washing be co-chairmen for the event. length red satin gowns trim Bob & Bill’s ............. 6
is
low for the women.
ton,
D.
C.
and
Colonial
Wil
The Podrabskys had their
HIG Pat Freres 197; HIS Lu
M r s. Herbert Schroeder med with pink ribbon and car
home decorated in the Valen liamsburg, Va. Climax of the read from the Year Book of ried one pink rose. The Jun Nell Koppe 543; HTG Girod’s
tour will be announcement of Prayer, with the Middle East ior bridesmaids wore floor 982; HTS Lowers and Holm
tine Motif.
Guests for the evening were the 1970 Betty Crocker All- and the State of Florida fea length pink Satin gowns trim 2833.
med with red ribbon, and car
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pratt and American Homemaker of Tom- tured for this month .
Nigtitengala
orrow. Selected interviews dur-1 ur 1
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ried one red rose.
George (Sparky) Ditter.
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Name of Team
ing the tour, she will be a-| Devotions were led by Mrs.
Best man was Billy J. Bur Frankie’s Tavern
15
5
warded
an
increase
in
her
1
Earl
Loucks
who
read
a
very
ton.
Ushers
were
Frederick
| Heart Fund Coffee
Tes Monique ......... . 15
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scholarship to $4,000, $3,000, interesting article from the Miller and Richard Ralph. Jun Stayton Radio & TV14% 5%
Christian Herald, keeping her iar ushers were Robert Bates
and $2,000, respectively.
Drushella Furniture 11% 8%
Karen is the daughter of presentation short due to the and Jesse Nelson. A reception Bob’s Market ....... ...10
To Be Held at Gates
10
Mr. and Mrs. Rabert Oliver length of the business session. followed in the church parlor. Stout Sreek Lmbr. .. . 10
6
GATES—A Heart Fund cof of Gates and a Senior at San
After a short wedding trip to LaFemme Beauty . ... 5
15
fee will be held at the Gates tiam High this year.
the Ruidoso Mountains in New N. Santiam Ply...... .... 5
15
Community center Tuesday
Among her activities are Extension Unit Meets
Mexico, the couple will be Teague Chevrolet . ... 5
15
afternoon, Februaury 26 from Pep Club, Volleyball, Basket-
at
home
at
ElPasa.
The
bride
Riverview ............... ... 5
11
1 to 4 p. m. Mrs. Lola Hen
HIG Dorothy Schwindt 210,
ness, chairman for the Gates ball, FHA, and Honor Society, At Methodist Church groom is serving in the U. S.
Army as Chaplains assistant at HIS Dorothy Schwindt 589;
area, is arranging the coffee in She has been in GAA and
LYONS — The Lyons Ex
lieu of a house to house soli was treasurer her Junior year tension Unit held their Feb Fort Bliss and will finish mil HTG Très Monique Les Coif-
citation. Mrs. Ruth McCombs and was also Student Body ruary meeting Thursday, the itary service in January 1971. fures 767; HTS Frankies Tav-
and Mrs. Myrtle Donahue are Publications Manager that 12th, at the Lyans Methodist H is a graduate of Oral Ro ern 2157.
Stayton Invitational
assisting Mrs. Henness with year. This year she is Student church beginning at 10 a. in. berts University - Tulsa and
Body Treasurer and was Chos
Northeastern State; Oklahoma. Name of Teem
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the coffee.
with Helen Johnston and
en
Girl
of
the
Month
for
No
Frank Lumber Co..... 11
The public is invited and
5
Eleanor
LaMunyan
as
host
anyone wishing to contribute vember.
Green
Veneer
.......
10%
5%
Karen, who has taken two esses. Lesson of the day was Mrs. Alan Tuers
to the heart fund may contact
Mel Round Trucking 10
6
| years of Home Ec plans to “New Fabric and Their Care"
Mrs. Henness at 897-2561.
Lierman’s Insurance . 8
8
enter Oregon State in the fall. with Helen Johnston and Alma Has Party For
Ron Bentd & Ass...... 7
9
Olmstead as project leaders.
No. San. Real Estate 7
9
Cookies were brought for the
Stay. Sports Hobby 6% 9%
CampfireGroup Holds Valentine party which was Mrs. Louis Morgan
Cedar Lumber Co. .... 4
12
held Saturday, February 14
Mrs.
Alan
Tuers
was
hostess
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High
Team
Game
at
one
of
the
cottages
at
Fair
Friendship Tea
HTS and HTG Frank Lum-
view Home in Salem, The for a coffee Tuesday morning
at her home. This was a wel ber Company 1753, 626; HIS
The E-KO-KI-DA Campfire door prize was won by Mrs. come and get acquainted cof and H1G Ev Johnson 587, 215.
group held a mother-daughter Jean Kodine.
Attending were Dorothy fee for Mrs. Louis Morgan..
International Friendship Tea
The Morgans recently purch
at the home of their leader, Downer, Pat Mumey. Alma ased the Gerald Wagner home
Mrs. Larry Urban, on February Olmstead, Helen Johnston,
June Kokstis, Lu Brown. Jean on Hall Street.
9.
Community
Guests present were Donna
The girls represented Japan, Kodine, Eleanor LaMunyan, Padrabsky, Susie Stewart,
Mexico and Hawaii in a pro Alta Bodeker, Daphne Pyeatt, Minnie Carpenter, Gloria Paul
Calendar of Even*«
gram and then served refresh and Alta Bodeker.
PERSONAL STATIONERY
son,
Nelda
Johnson,
Lannie
ments to their guests.
Johnson, Rilla Schaffer, Pat
Woodgatherer’s present
Posekany, Geraldine Tuers,
LETTERHEADS
were Susan Henness. Sandra Helen Johnston Hosts Judy
Lengacher and Sue Lew Wednesday, February 18—
Blackburn. Denise Muise. Lyn
ellen.
ENVELOPES
ne Larsen. Pam Krecklow, Lyons Garden Club
Santiam Rebekah Ixxige at
The refreshment table was
Joanna Meir, Natalie Wills,
with an attractive gold Hall 8:00 p. m.
Patti Spurgeon. Lorie Urban
LYONS — Helen Johnston covered
and Linda Long who assists and Alma Olmstead were host tablecloth with a centerpiece Thursday, February 1^—
with the group. Guests were esses for the meeting of the of yellow and white flowers
Jaycettes at the home of
Msdms. Glen Hennes. Floyd Lyons Garden Club held Wed Co-hostess far the event was
Mary Ann Nicholas 8:00 p. m
Blackburn. Ollie Muise and nesday afternoon at the John Mrs. Lynette Morgan.
Janice. Gale I .arson, David ston home. A dessert luncheon
FOE Lodge Hall 8:00 p. m.
Spurgeon. I^rry Urban and was served preceding the bus
Monday, February 23—
Linda and Diane Wills. The iness meeting which was pre
ENCLOSURES
girls assistant leader, Mrs. sided over by Mrs. Otto Weid
Lions Club Dinner meeting
Fred Krecklow, was unable man. Minutes were read, and
BUSINESS CARDS
at Sportsman Country Kitch
to attend due to illness.
approved and Roll call was
en 6:30 p. m.
answered by naming, “What’s
BOOKLETS
New in Seed Catalogues".
Tuesday, February 24—
Local Teachers Attend The usual business was car fl thiBiU«
ACCOUNTING FORMS
Marilyn Club potluck at the
ried out. At the close of the
There is ... time for every
home f Mrs. Cecil Lake at 12
meeting pictures were shown natter.— (Eccles. 3:1).
Fraternity Brunch
RULED FORMS
by Mrs1. John McPheeters of
How many times we find our- naon. All Eastern Star mem
Mrs. Doris Williams. Mrs. various parts of California. Col telves exclaiming: "If only I bers are invited.
INVOICES
Mary Wright, Mrs. Marge orado. Wyoming. Oregon and
lad the time!” When we find Sponsored as a public service
Parker and Mrs. Grace Mc various other places.
ourselves
saying this, let us
Attending
were
Mrs.
Jim
Donald attended a Delta Kap
pa Gamma Brunch in Albany Silvernagle. Mrs. Ralph Dow- remind ourselves that we have
ner. Mrs. Floyd Basset. Mrs. all the time there is. We can
Saturday.
Program topic was “Wom Mike Fink. Mrs. Chester Riggs, live and work with a feeling of
Mrs. Otto Weidman. Mrs. John time unlimited. But in order to Insurance Agency, Inc.
en T.'day and Tomorrow."
Scholarships were awarded McPheeters. Mrs. Clyde Bres do this we need to quit limiting DBA Hill Insurance Agency
| to two young women doing sler. Mrs. Lenard Cruson. Mrs. ourselves and our accomplish
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their student teaching this Glen Julian. Mrs. Harley Scott ments by thinking that we do
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Mrs. William Prichard. Mrs. not have time enough. We may
term.
Mrs. McDonald was a Delta Cathy Neal and hostesses. Priz be very busy, but if there is
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and a guest of Mrs. Parker at Cruson and Mrs. Flayd Bas thing that is important to us,
sett.
the Albany meeting.
we can find the time to do it.
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