The Mill City enterprise., April 23, 1970, Page 2, Image 2

Hattie Fend Hods Bid or Bundi Club
The Bid or Bunch Pinochle
club met at the home of Hat­
tie Fencl Monday evening.
Ann Hovey won the high
prize and Ixorralne Mills low.
Pinochle was won by Shirley
Pearce.
Refreshments were served
—
by the hostess before the ses-
sion of cards. Edna Gordon
won the door prize.
The next meeting will be
at the home of Mary Wright
with Shirley Pearce as host-
tess.
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 23, 1970
'UJíMnatÚ, PcUfA
Loy-Smith Vows
Repeated in Albany
Santiam Ripples
By Becky Earhart
Student Council met Tues­
day, April 14. The main topics
of discussion included; the up­
coming student body and
cheerleader elections, passing
of activity sheets, and a cum
munity clean-up drive.
Intra-school Council met on
Tuesday, April 14, to discuss a
possible school project which
would benefit the community.
Varsity cheerleader try outs
and elections were held Wed­
nesday, April 15. Varsity cheer­
leaders for the 1970-71 school
year are: Sherry Richards, Pen­
ny Lewellen, Jackie Evans,
Jackie Clark, and Jenny
Chance.
The annual Athletic Ban-
__ , featuring
_ guest speaker
quet,
Ted Ogdahl, was held Thurs­
day evening April 16. Approx­
imately 120 persons attended
the event.
Junior Varsity cheerleader
try-outs and elections were
held Friday, April 17. The Jun­
ior Varsity cheerleading squad
for the 1970-71 school year in­
clude: Sonja Martin, Lisa Ga­
briel, Iris Hampton, Karen
Davis, and Sheryl Olson.
Class meetings were held
Friday, April 17, during activi­
ty period. Senior Class mem­
bers made plans for Senior
Skip which will be May 8, 9,
and 10. The Junior Class dis­
cussed plans for the upcoming
Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Jr.-Sr.
Prom. Sophomores discussed
money-making projects and
plans for next year. The Fresh­
man Class discussed money­
making ideas and the Fresh-
man-8th grade dance.
Miss Nadine Loy of Albany
became the bride of Edward
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Phone 897-2772
Ralph Smith of Albany and
formerly of Mill City on April
10 at the south Albany Com­
Alpha Delta Pi
munity Church. Rev. Clifford
Bergland officiated at the 7
Has State Day Meeting
o’clock service.
We H-ave A Brand New Supply Of
The bride is the daughter of
Sylvia Duncan, member of
Mr. and Mrs. John Loy and
the
Alpha
Omega,
Corvallis
IDANHA —The Church of
the bridegroom’s parents are
Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Chapter of the Alpha Delta Pi
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith of
of Woodland, Wn„ was the sorority, attended the State
Albany.
setting for the wedding of Day meeting at McNary Golf
The bride chose a gown of
Miss Terresa Marie Tompkins Club on Saturday, April 18. A
white organza and lace over
St.
Mathews,
of
Beaverton,
and Phillip Henry Kent on large group of alumnae from was the setting for the wedding satin for her wedding. Her
March 28 at 2 o’clock. The throughout the State, as well of Barbara Hancock and Doug­ mantilla Veil fell from a circle
double-ring ceremony was per­ as active chapter members las Knudsen on April 4, at headpiece. She carried a white
formed by Bishop Orville from the University of Oregon 7 o’clock. The double ring orchid and pink rosebuds ar­
and Oregon State University ceremony was performed by ranged on a white Bible.
Crocker.
The bride is the daughter of and representatives from Al­ Rev. Theodore P. Brueckner.
Matron of honor was Mrs
the late Wayne Tompkins and pha Delta Pi Mothers Clubs,
Lance Porter, sister of the
The
bride
is
the
daughter
of
attended
the
all-day
session.
Mrs. Tompkins of Idanha, and
bride and bridesmaids were
Theme of the meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hancock Mrs. James Nancarrow and
the groom is the son of Mr.
of
Detroit.
The
bridegroom
’
s
and Mrs. Edward Kent of ‘ The Challenge of Change”. parents are Fred Knudsen of Miss Susan Scott. All were
Woodland, Wn. The bride was Mrs. Forest J. Loftis of Seattle, Grass Valley, Calif, and Mrs. floor length gowns of Spring
given in marriage by her bro president of Phi Province of Edna Knudsen of North Green brocade and each car­
ther, Herbert Dale Tompkins. Alpha Delta Pi, was the lunch­ Branch, Minn.
ried long stemmed pink carn­
For her wedding she chose eon speaker.
Mrs. Don Zenger was the ations.
The State meeting also cele­
a street-length white brocade
KELLY LUMBER SALES
Standing with the groom as
organist,
Moke Naluai was the best man was Robert Nofsiner.
brated
the
founding
date
of
dress, fashioned princess style,
MILL
CITY.
OREGON
soloist
for
the
sacred
music.
with a slightly rounded neck­ this sorority 119 years ago at
Ushers were David Haight
Phone 897-2610
line and short sleeves. Her Wesleyan Female Col’ege, Ma­ Bouquets and leis of anther- and Robert Smith.
shoulder-length veil was made con, Ga., making it the oldest iums decorated the Altar.
A reception followed in the
The bride selected a Victor­ I Fireplace room.
of chiffon tulle. She carried a in the world.
The Salem Alumnae, of ian style gown of Chantilly
while bible centered with two
The young couple will make
orchids decorated with ribbon which Sylvia belongs^ were lace with the neckline embr id- their first home in Albany.
the hostesses and provided the ered with seed pearls, the
I and net.
The bride is employed in
Miss Deva Saner of Idanha entertainment for the meeting. matching chapel train fell Corvallis. The groom is em­
from the shoulders.
was maid of honor and the
ployed by Warren Brewster
The mantilla was of chiffon Co. and attends Linn-Benton
brides’ only attendant. She
wore a light blue empire waist-
tulle scalloped with re-embroid- college.
ed
sleeveless street-length
ered lace and capped with a
satin pillbox. She carried a
dress and carried a single
white prayer -book trimmed Mrs. Davis Hosts Card
white rose.
Wayne Kent of Woodland,
with lace, white orchids and
ribbon streamers.
stood as best man for his bro­
Club at Kunkle Home
Santiam Rebekah Lodge 166
ther A reception followed the
For something old, the bride
wedding in the church parlors. met Wednesday night with canied a lace handkerchief jf
LYONS—Mrs. Ralph Davis
The bride is a graduate of Mrs. Albert Carr, noble grand her grandmother, Mrs. Ida was hostess for the afternoon
Detroit school and the groom in the chair.
500 card club held at the John
Dougherty, of Gazelle, Calif.
Official visitations were re­ Carnation leis were carried Kunkle home Wednesday.
a graduate of Centralia High.
He is employed at Woodland. ceived from Mt. Jefferson No. to the Altar by Lauri Picard,
Mrs. Ruth Lyons held high
The young couple are at 78, of Jefferson: Leone No. 84 niece of the groom, and Mich­ score, Mrs. Chester Roy, se­
I
home to their friends at 3154 of Scio, and Eva 92 from Stay­ ael Hancock, brother of the cond high, and Mrs. Laura
Lewis River Road, Woodland. ton. Distinguished guests were bride. They were placed on Neal,consolation. Other guests
Bartow, State Of- the bride and groom by the present were Mrs. Earl Allen,
Mrs. June ~
ficial Jewel Chairman, and bride’s father as a token of Mrs. Fred Skillings, Mrs. Le­
JayCeettes Meet at
LEBANON — The benefit
Mrs. James Kneeling, State love and best wishes.
ota Worden, Mrs. Eulalia
Drill team. Following the op-
Linda Sanders Home
Kathlynn Hancock, sister of Lyons, Mrs. Arthur Olmstead, concert to be presented by
Oregon’s Jubilee Bell Ringers,
The JayCeettes met at the ening. Claudie Bruder was es­ the bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. Wilford Rapoza, Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. James Alley, will
corted
into
the
lodge
room
and
Sam
Bridges,
Mrs.
Oral
Wil
­
Mrs.
Kenneth
Hancock,
sister-
home of Linda Sanders Thurs-
In most business offices today, the computed cost of
feature the historic Demoss-
doay, April 16. Guests were welcomed to membership by in-law of the bride was matron liams, Mrs. John McPheeter, Davis chimes. Doors of the
writing a business letter is several times more than
of honor. The bridesmaids Mrs. Gladys Nygaard, Mrs.
Diane re-instatement.
Jean
Williams
and
Lebanon Union High School
the cost of a long distance call. Save money. Let long
The Rebekah degree was were Mrs. Douglas Mueller, Kunkle and Mrs. Davis.
Moore.
auditorium
will open at 7 p. m.
conferred
upon
Mrs.
Gary
Pet
­
distance carry the mail for you.
Miss
Sandy
Reece,
and
Mrs.
President Mary Ann Nich-
with the concert slated to start
Mrs. Wayne Thomas, I^arry Fuller. The attendants
olas conducted the business erson,
at 7:30.
meeting. Final plans were Mrs. Lang Stafford and Mrs. wore floor length gowns of Shower Honors
Friday’s concert—a benefit
Charles
Dolezal,
Jr.
The
floor
pink
chiffon
with
double
vanda
made for the free senior citi­
perfgormance for all projects
work
was
under
the
direction
.
leis
The
bridesr
orchid
leis.
The
bridesmaids
zens bingo party to be held of degree captain, Mrs. Walter
Mrs. Garry Garrison
lighted candid,
carried on by the Linn Asso­
__ , the
May 1 at Fellowship hal! of Thomas and drill captain, Mrs.1
ciation for Retarded Children
LYONS
—
Mrs.
Wayne
Neu
­
maid
and
matron
of
honor
car
­
the
Presbyterian
church
from
VALLEY
- will also include numbers
David BamhardL Following ried cattleya orchids.
man
was
hostess
for
a
shower
1 to 3 p. m.
TELEPHONE CO
on Swiss piccolo bells, trio
the
floorwork,
Mrs.
Carr,
N.G.
honoring
Mrs.
Garry
Garrison
Carla
White
was
the
flower
The JayCee Installation ban­ presented the new members
post ornee box bo ? S ilverton
girl. She carried a white rib­ of Portland, at the Newman harmony bells, old New Eng­
quet will be Friday evening, with
their membership pins. bon basket filled with flower home Friday evening. Games land sleigh bells, cord cluster
April 24 at the “Toay Yuen”
District
Deputy Mrs. C. L. petals. David White carried and refreshments furnished the bells and novelty cow bells.
in Corvallis. The JayCeettes Stickney, presented
There is no charge for this
Seals of
voted to have a separate in­ Perfection and a pink rose to the rings on a white satin pil­ entertainment for the evening. p :L :c concert but those »t
Present were the guest of
stallation dinner at the Colon­ Mrs. Walter Brisbin and Mrs. • low trimmed with lace and 111-
honor, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. ♦. nding will be given oppor­
lies of the valley.
ial House in Salem. This will Walter Thomas.
Loren Walker, Mrs. Robert tunity to participate in Linn
Kenneth
Handock,
brother
be Friday evening, May 8,
for
Retarded
The
dining
room
was
decor
­
Franklin, Mrs. Dallis Frank­ Association
of
the
bride,
was
best
man.
and following dinner members ated by Mrs. Irl Plymale and
Seating the guests were Don lin, Mrs. Monroe Walker, Bev­ Children programs through a
plan on attending a movie.
free will offering to be taken
the hall by Mrs. Walter Thom­
Beginning in May, their of­ as, a spring motif used in Knudsen, brother of the groom, erly Franklin, Mrs. Orville at intermission by Lebanon
Landers,
Miss
Sandra
Land
­
John
Klosterman,
Larry
Nash
ficial meeting will be held the
rooms.
ers of Lyons and Mrs. Alvin Future Farmers of America.
and Larry Fuller.
second and fourth Mondays in­ both
Refreshments were served
Pouring at the reception Garrison of Gaston.
stead of the first and third by Mrs. Plymale and Mrs.
were Mrs. John Palmer and
Thursdays.
Mrs. Dan Ogborn The wedding
If the number following
The club voted not to enter Bruder.
cake was cut by Mrs. David Mother And Daughter
a float in the July 4 parade. (
Brown and Mrs. Frank McAlis­
Instead they will concentrate
your name on The En-
ter. Miss Mary Bergavin was Honored with
on enlarging the kiddle parade Alta Moffatt Hosts
in charge of the guest book.
and park concessions.
Round Robin Club
All of the wedding flowers
Following the meeting, re­
Alta Moffatt hosted the
Birthday Dinner
terprise label reads
freshments were served by the Round Robin Pinochle club at were brought from Hawaii by
hostess. The door prize was her home Monday evening. All Mr. and Mrs Moke Naluai, the
LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Percy
bride’s uncle and aunt.
won by Diane Moore.
Hiatt were hosts for a birth­ 4-70 it’s time to send
members were present and
For
going
away,
the
new
The next meeting will be four guests, Mrs. Lora Mason
day dinner Sunday honoring
held at the home of Jan of Salem; Jessie Bodeker, El­ Mrs. Knudsen wore a red dress their daughter, Mrs. Harry El­
Woods, Monday evening, May ma Stewart, and Edna Moffatt, with navy and white accessor­ mer and great-granddaughter, a check for renewal
ies. After a honeymoon in Cal­
11.
made up an extra table. The ifornia, the young couple will Tammy Elmer of Albany.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
spring motif was used with make their home in Beaverton.
Gail Elmer, Tresha, Tammy,
yellow
and
white
decorations.
Birthday Party for
Out of town guests attending
Refreshments were served be­ the wedding were Fred Knud­ Gail Elmer Tresha, Tammy
Community
I and Trever all of Albany and
Maria Lana Smith
fore the evening of cards.
sen and Don Knudsen of Grass
Lu MacGregor won pinochle, Valley, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gladys Nygaard of Lyons.
Maria Lana Smith was one
THE WORLDS SIMPLEST COIN SORTER- Jacki Todd
Calendar of Events
year old Saturday, April 18, Jessie Bodeker, high, and Ma­ Elvyn Dougherty and family, Afternoon callers at the Hiatt
demonstrates the scientifically designed, precision coin and her mother hosted a birth­ bel Yankus low.
home were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
of Gazelle. Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Simmon« and Miss Esther Mos­
The next meeting will he Earl Clark, of Oakridge; Mrs.
sorter and counter. Handsful of coins are poured into day party for the occasion.
er and Mrs. Simmon's father,
the top and are instantly converted into sorted stacks Brothers Freddy and Danny, held at the home of Wilma Judy Page and son Jason, of Mr. Fixen, and Mrs. Nafzigler
Thursday, April 23__
Matt and Marl n Kindred, Mr. Moore.
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald also from Albany.
of coins accurately counted and ready to be tubed. Used and Mrs. Eugene Kindred. Mr.
Bruland, Everson. Wash.; Mr.
I.O.O.F. #144 Meets at
in hundreds of churches, banks and businesses where and Mrs. Dick Rogers and Glor­
and Mrs. Nick Zaro, of San
Lodge Hall, 8:00 p. m.
Newcomers
Hold
Jose. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. E. Santiam Chapel To
sorting and counting change is a problem. The unit is ia Pederson helped her cele­
F.O.E. #3384 Aerie and Aux-
brate
Johnson, of Rhododendron: Fa­
Potluck
Dinner
ilariy at hall 8:00 p. m.
$29.95, postage paid . . . your absolute satisfaction
M-s. Joe Likens of Lincoln 1
The Santiam Newcomers ther Frank Callan, S.J. of Sal­ Have "Kids Krusade"
guaranteed or your money promptly refunded. Send City and Mrs. Joe Peluso of Group
Friday, April 24—
held its April potluck em, Mr. and Mrs Frank Me
check to: The Worlds Simplest Coin Sorter, 1919C San Francisco, Maria's aunt, on Wednesday, the 15th, at the A lister and boys of Albany.
The annual "Kids Krusade"
Cub Scout pack meeting Fri­
sent gifts.
Community Center The
Souts Stewart, Springfield, Mo. 65802.
Adv.
with family included will be day 7:30 p. m. at the Scout­
The birthiiay cake was decor­ Gates
and tables were beauti-
held at the Santiam Chapel in house
ated by Mrs. Kindred with hall
fully decorated with wild flow­ Two Local Students
Lyons beginning April 26
green frosting and pink roses 1 ers.
through May 1, each evening Monday, April 27—
The host committee consist- To Be in Recital
from 7 to 8:30 p. m
Lions Club dinner meeting
ed of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
The Rev. Alex Rasmussen at the Country Kitchen, 6:30
Bate. Mr. and Mrs. George At Salem Sunday
of Vancouver. B. C. will be the p. m
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs
guest minister for these "Kru-
Ernie Truhill.
Two advance piano students sades." He uses an eight foot Tuesday. April 28—
In addition tj the hosts, of Doris Davenport will be pre­ Bible Illustrator plus several
Marilyn Club, 12:00 noon.
the fallowing were present: sented in recital this Sunday puppets in his program. All
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Caryl, Mr. at Stone’s Recital hall in Sal- churches are welcome to at­ Potluck Luncheon meeting at
the home of Mrs Wilson Stev
and Mrs Paul Hamilton, Mrs. rm Playing at the 3 p. m re­ tend.
NOW
1U
ens. Lyons.
Jessie Healey, Mr. and Mrs cital will be Sharon Muise and
Values fo $22.95
•
•
Dale Howell. Mrs Vivian Kea Jeri Jo Parker. Both are stu­
Sponsored as a public service
len. Mrs. Alma locke. Mr and dents at Santiam High school.
The program includes com­
Mrs Paul McDonald. Mrs. Mae
Mowry. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Olv positions by Kabalevsky. Moz­
Values to $16.95
NOW
er. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peck. art. Heller and Leeouna.
SUPPLIES LIMITED
SHOP EARLY
Mr. Rod Pfoertner. Mr. and Lighter compositions will be
Mrs. Jack Reed. Mrs. Margaret played including those by com-|
Insurance Agency, Inc.
I Snow and Mrs Ardath Turner. posers Richard Rogers and |
DBA
Hill Insurance Agenc\
I »oor prizes were won by Percy Faith. The two perform- j
129 Wall street
I Ardath Turner and Rod Pfoert­ ers will also play a two-piano |
ner. A fine social evening was duo.
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I enj yed following a delicious
The public is invited to at-1
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22
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dinner.
tend
Terresa Tompkins
Marries Phillip Kent
Knudsen-Hancock
Vows Repeated
April 4th
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