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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1970)
Lorraine Mills Hosts Rainbow Advisory Bid or Bunch Club Board Meets At The Bid or Bunch Pinochle club met at the home of Lor raine Mills Monday evening. Guests present were Carol Ohrt, Bobbie Budlong, and Donna Podrabsky. Marlena Severs won high and Betty Pittam low. Pinochle was won by Carol Ohrt and the special prize went to Hat tie Fencl. Refreshments were served by the hostess before the even ing of cards. The next party will be held at the home of Hattie Fencl on May 20. Vern Rush Home Have Mother's Picture Taken By Tuesday, May 5 We have just installed a second pair of STROBE LIGHTS, a background light and a light to add highlights to the hair. These lights make it possible for us to get a more natural, realistic photograph in TRUE COLOR We will be Closed from April 7 to 18 STANLEY OGDEN PHOTOGRAPHY Mill City, Ore Paxfe Gates Rummage Sale Dated May 4th Detroit Catholic Services Changed It was announced today by GATES—The annual rum mage sale at the Gates Coni Father McNaughton of St. munity Center is scneduled for Catherine's Catholic church in the week of May 4. Donations Mill City that the services at Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor Phone 897-2772 of clothing and household Detroit will be changed. Beginning Saturday, April items are being requested now. Bring them to Mrs. Harold 11, mass will begin at 7 p. m. Wilson in Gates or call her at replacing the former 11 a. m. 897-2196 or Mrs. Glen Henness mass on Sundays. This is youth of the new permission at 897-2561. Proceeds go to the Veterans to have Sunday services on of World War I, the Commun Saturday evening. When the ity church, the Women’s club school vacation begins, there and this year for the Santiam will be two masses, one on Scholarship fund. A baked Saturday and Sunday. food sale will be held during' Masses at St. Catherine’s in Past District Deputy Presi The Mill City Garden Club I the rummage sale by the Ex Mill City will remain at 9 a. dent, Mrs. David Earnhardt, as I met on Thursday at the Gates m. Sunday mornings. tension Unit. sisted by Grand Marshal, Mrs. Club house. Mrs. Ross Mc I Hugh Johnston installed Mrs. Combs and Mrs. Fred Moore Adolph Brunner in the posi were co-hostesses for the 12:30 The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements tion of Left Support to the dessert luncheon. Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too Vice Grand. Mrs. Clyde Phillips, presi- Appointed to the member at the business dent presided r ship committee were Otto Koe- meeting. Mrs. Wendell Heller i neke, Ira Plymale and Mrs. gave a report on the Federa- , H. I. Plymale. tion meeting which 12 of the > Mrs. David Bamhardt report- members attended in Salem. | ed on the arrangements for the The club voted to send a Junior-Senior banquet. Mrs. cash donation to Deepwood. Walter Thomas of the Lights Some of the club members committee gave the report on will be attending a tea ai the existing wiring and recom Deepwood on April 10. mendations for changes to Mrs. Marie Tolbert volun- bring it up to code to carry ( teered to be chairman of the ,, the new fixtures and outlets to Flower Show which will be be installed in the dining room. held sometime in August. She also read a general list | Miss Sherry Lynne Yielding The local Garden Club will of items stored in the storage I became the bride of Donald be co-hostess with the Stayton ' area and recommended that a James Naue at the Lyons Garden club for the fall meet committee be designated to | Methodist Church on Satur ing of the Federation to be ' sort, dispose of the valueless day evening, March 28. The held in October. Mrs. Lowell 1 items, and consider selling a Reverenends Richard Sly and Cree was appointed chairman Invites You to Join the Beautiful People number of antique items stor Wesley Hall officiated at the to meet with the Stayton club ed there and to improve the 6:00 p. m. ceremony. the SLENDER GEM way! to make the arrangements. | storage facilities of some items Mrs. Hollis Turnidge and The modern way to a new you . . . The bride is the daughter of stored there and to improve Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Flory Mrs. Lowell Cree will be host Slimmer, Trimmer, Leaner, Firmer! the storage facilities of some of Salem, and the grooms par esses for the May meeting. The items whoch should be preser- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald time and place will be announ It takes only a few minutes a day to attain that i ved indefinitly. She also made E. Naue of Lyons. ced later. muscle tone so important to happy, healthful living several recommendations for Present at Thursdays meet The bride wore a pale blue with the convenient SLENDER GEM exerciser. the improvement of maintain- floor length satin gown with ing were Mrs. Walter Thomas, : ance and fire prevention. Jr. who was a guest, Mrs. a fingertip veil held with 1 You’ll actually enjoy this modern, fun way to i Mrs. Jud Stickney and Mrs. crown of white rosebuds. She Lloyd Girod, Mrs. Marie Tol recondition those soft, fleshy areas and regain Robert Jobe were elected as carried a bouquet of yellow bert, Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, Mrs. firmness where it counts. delegates and Mrs. Walter daffodils. The bride was giv Martin Hanson, Mrs. Ross Mc Brisbin as alternate to the en in marriage by her father, Combs, Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. The compact, lightweight and portable SLENDER Rebekah Assembly to be held I I Harold A. Flory. Kenneth Corning, Mrs. Hollis GEM is easily stored when not in use . . opens up in Eugene on May 20, 21, and Mrs. Michael Naue was her Turnidge, Mrs. Lowell Cree, in seconds. Mrs. Darwin Raines, Mrs. Er 22. sisters only attendant. She The next meeting, April 15th wore a yellow shift gown and vin Peterson, Mrs. Louis Ver If your figure isn't becoming to you is to be initiation. The refresh carried a bouquet of yellow beck, Mrs. Walter Thomas, Sr. ment committee Is Mrs. H. I. daffodils. Mrs. Charles Dolezal, Jr., Mrs. you should be coming to us . . . Plymale and Mrs. Claudie Best man was Michael L. Al Yankus, Mrs. Clyde Phil Bruder. Decoration committee, Naue and Richard M. Schind lips and Mrs. Wendell Heller. Mrs. Walter Thomas. ler and Richard N. Haddon There will be Degree and served as ushers. Miss Donna Phone 769-5799 717 3rd Ave. Stayton Drill practices Tuesday, April Goodlow sang “Oh Promise Carolyn Sue Free 14th at 7:30 p. m. Me” accompanied by Mrs. Lee Following the meeting, re Ross at the organ. To Marry David Baley freshments were served in tne A reception was held in the dining room by Mrs. Walter church parlors immediately I I Thomas and Mrs. Walter Bris following the ceremony. The I May 15 at Salem bin. The occasion being April rooms were decorated with The engagement of Miss 1st the dining room and Hall yellow daffodils. Cutting the Carolyn Sue Free was recent were decorated with a number brides cake were Mrs. Howard ly announced by her parents, of surprising and conversation Naue of Lyons and Mrs. Dave Mr. and Mrs. Albert Free of provoking items brought down Mills of Lebanon. Mrs. Nora Salem _____________ to David Charles Baley, from the attic. Butts poured the coffee and i Son~of Mr. and Mrs. Art Baley Miss Sherri Stenslie the punch. of mjh city. I For going away, the bride! Miss Free graduated from Woman's Club To chose a white sheath dress Rainer Union High School with white accessories. After and is now employed by the Host Meeting Here short wedding trip to the Insurance firm. I Plans are being made for the a Coast the couple are making Mr. Baley is a graduate of Mill City Woman’s club to their first home in Mehama. Santiam High School and host the Fourth District Con The groom is employed as 3 Chemeketa Community Col vention of Women’s clubs all » carpenters helper. lege. He is now employed at day Saturday, April 11, at the the Waldport Ranger Station. local Presbyterian church with The young couple plan to be the church women's associa married at the Central Luth tion furnishing the noon lunch- I Young People eran Church in Salem on May eon. Co-chairmen of the lunch-i u. . 15. Rev. Kenneth Rhoe will eon are Mrs. Arlo Tuers and , Meet at H/ebertS officiate. Mrs. Louis Verbeck Coffee is IDANHA—The Idanha home to be served before the morn ing session opens at 10 o’clock. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hie- The Melody Aires will pro bert was the setting when the vide entertainment during the Young People of the Idanha Community Community church met late noon hour. Local club president is Mrs. Sunday afternoon. A half-hour Calendar of Even+s Glen Cummings, with Mrs. colored film was shown on the "Attack Pattern of Sharks.” Harry Mason as secretary. Swimming in the pool and a barbecue rounded out the day Thursday, April 9— for the group. 521 1st. Stayton In attendance were Mr. and Presbyterian Women ’ s Asso Jimmy, Call 769-5345 Emergency 769-6392 Mrs. Hiebert, sons Donald and Gerald: Mike, Gina ciation at the home of Mrs. and Sherry Williamson. Judy Clyde Rogers at 10 a. m. IOOF Lodge at hall. 8 p. m. I Benton. Dorsey Smith. Danelle F. O. E. Banquet at River-1 Stephens. Sue Harrison. John The store where your prescription dollar Strode. Pat Lyons. Sue Reeves, view 6 p m Regular meeting | Myles McMillan. Sue Morgan. at hall at 8 p. m. buys more for less Robin and Jody Whiteley, Jo FOE. Auxiliary at hall at anne Hopson and counselors 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor. The next meeting will be Monday, April 13— Sunday. April 12 at 5 p. m. Lions Club dinner meeting at the Fred Taylors. Lesson at 6:30 p. m. Country 1 Kitchen. . .. About your family's Health for the day will be “Give Order of Eastern Star at Away, or Keep Away.” . . . ABOUT YOUR DRUG DOLLAR hall, 8 p. m. I --------------------------- Members of the Rainbow Ad visory Board met at the home of Vern Rush Thursday even ing. After a thorough business meeting refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson, Mrs. Marilee Lyness, Mrs. Mabel Yankus, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Murray Moore, and Joe Bowes, by Mr. Rush. The next meeting will be held May 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Gates. Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week 326 S. W. Broadway 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 9, 1970 Delegates Selected Couple Wed In Mrs. Tolbert Named To Attend Rebekah Evening Ceremony Assembly May 20-22 Club Flower Show SLENDER GEM Dollie's Hair Fashion and Gifts Communication that stays on target Your telephone constantly is growing in value to you. Every day it reaches more people in more places you’re going to want to reach. Just pick up the phone and call. PAT’S PILL BOX SAYS: WE CARE Goldie Rambo Hosts Round Robin Club Wednesday, April 15— Rebekah lodge No. 166 .t hall at 8 p. m. Jaycees at Hall at 8 p. m. North Santiam Chamber of I Commerce dinner meeting at Riverview Cafe in Mehama at 7 p. m. Richard Duncan. Jr., of Stayton. president of San tiam Memorial Hospital will talk on hospital affairs. Goldie Rambo entertained members and guests of the Round Robin Pinochle club at her home Monday evening. The hostess used the "Sun river” theme for her table de corations and a dessert was served before the card session. Guests were Elma Stewart Jnonsored as a public service and Esther Cballender with by Mrs. Stewart receiving the pinochle prize Marilynne Dry- nan won the high prize and Mabel Yankus. low. The next party will be April Insurance Agency, Inc. 20 at the home of Alta Mof DBA Hill Insurance Agencj fatt. 129 Wall Street MADISON & DAVIS ________________________________________ Why Don’t You Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2345 . . . About your convenience ... About your patronage This professional pharmacy extends to you a cordial invitation to bring in the prescription your doctor hands you. Permit us, tn this practical way, to demonstrate the quality of our specialized service. You will value our courteous and considerate attention. And we rattier imagine YOU MAY BE AGREEABLY SURPRISED AT THE REASON ABLENESS OF Ol’S CHARGE. 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