3—The Min City Enterprise, Thursday, May 7, 1970 Jayceettes Host Senior
Camp Fire Girls
Have Cook-Out
Franklins Honored
Citizen Bingo Party
On Golden Wedding
One of the most heart-warm
ing events which has taken
place in town in some time
was the Bingo party for the
Senior Citizens sponsored by
the Jayceettes last Friday af
ternoon, May 1, at Fellowship
Hall. There were twenty-four
guests, men and w men both,
besides the young women who
planned the affair.
Each hostess had baked two
things to be used ¿is refresh
ments as well as Bingo prizes,
to add to items purchased from
the group’s treasury.
According to Mrs. Hurston
Nicholas, who assisted with
arrangements, the guests were
very appreciative which made
it all very worthwhile and a
rewarding experience. It is
hoped that other such parties
may be given, possibly with
the aid of other organizations
showing an interest by taking
a turn in hosting one or more.
Anniversary Sunday
At Senior Citizen Bingo Party
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Blackburn, Jean DeMain, De I gold and the wedding cake,
nise Muise, Valerie Mason, I which was baked and served
Patti Spurgeon, Susan Hen- by their daughter, Mrs. Melvin
ness. Laurie Stange, Patty Peck, centered the table. She
Walther, Joanna Myer, Cindy was assisted by Mrs. Willard
Savage, Lorie Urban, Lori Franklin. Presiding at the
Eide, Pam Krecklow, Lynne punch b:wl was Mrs. Ben
Larsen and Natalie Wills. Franklin and Mrs. Robert
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Linda Long, Karen Howell Franklin, and serving the cof
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and Mrs. Gale Larsen assisted fees was Mrs. Harry Franklin
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tes entertained local senior citizens at a free bingo par
and Mrs. Fred Krecklow.
charge of the guest book was
ty. Shown is Ann Holman, one of the winners. With
This completed the “Trail Mrs. Alvin Garrison and Linda
seeker” rank for the group.
Franklin.
her are Shirley Bigness and Barbara Penrose of the Jay-
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
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Mr. Franklin; Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Crutte, Mr. and Mrs.
Names of 1500 students have Paul Crutte, Mr. and Mrs.
been announced as 1970 Oregon Frank Harris, Mr. and Mrs.
Scholars by the State Scholar Jim Overby and Mrs. Cora
ship Commission. The students Sumney, all from Toledo, Wn.;
earning this honsr are selected Willard Martell from Yakima,
from all high schools in Ore Wn.; Lewis Martell, Vancouv
gon on the basis of their out er, Wn.; and Mr. and Mrs. Ra
standing academic achieve mie Martell, from Oceanlake,
ment, it was explained by Sid all brothers of Mrs. Franklin.
ney Schlesinger, chairman of
the commission.
Mrs. Albin Cooper
The Oregon Scholars award
now in its third year, was es At Mother's Weekend
tablished by the State Scholar
ship Commission with the en
dorsement of Governor Toir At OSU, Corvallis
McCall and State School Sup
Mrs. Albin Cooper spent
erintendent Dale Parnell.
Mother’s Weekend on the OSU
Purpose of the Oregon campus in Corvallis as the
Scholars award is to give recog guest of her daughter, Peggy,
nition to the academic attain who is a sophomore, maj .ring
ments cf students who have in Home Economics and living
excelled in high school, wheth at Oxford House, a women’s
er or not they have the finan cc cp.
cial need which qualifies them
Activities went on all day
for state scholarships, Schles -’aturday and far into the ev-
inger said.
! ng for the pleasure f the
Average grade point of those visiting mothers. Mrs. Cooper
named as Oregon Scholars this was especially impre->ed with
year is 3.82, Jeffrey M. Lee, ¿he showing and sale of pi t
executive director of the com tery at the Renaissance Fair
mission, rep :r ted. The group held outdoors in the sunshine
chosen as Oregon Scholars was in the campus. There were all
selected from the 1970 grad types of entertainment going
uating classes of Oregon high on, including folk and square
schools totaling approximately dancing exhibitions. Special
37,000.
meats and entertainment als. ,
Each recipient will be pre took place in the individual
sented with an Oregon Scholar living organizations.
certificate by the commission.
Sunday morning, Mrs. Coop
In addition, Governor McCall er and her daughter attended
and School Superintendent church services at the First
Parnell will send letters of Christian church in Corvallis
tribute to the Oregon Scholars They were pleased to run into
of each high school. Most high the Misses Nellie and Wilda
schools also will incorporate Wilson, the former a student
Oregon Scholar awards presen and the latter employed on the
tations into their graduation campus, as they formerly lived
ceremonies.
in Mill City where they gradu
The Oregon Scholar award ated from high school.
certificates were designed and
furnished to the Scholarship
Commission by the Crown Rainbow for Girls
Company, Portland. These a-
ward certificates are presented To Hold Baked Sale
to each person so honored.
Marilyn Assembly Rainbow
Local students selected as
Oregon Scholars are: Larry L. for Girls, will hold a baked
Hillesland, Mias Rebecca L. food sale at Hilltop Market
Earhart, Bruce W. Roscoe. and Stewart’s Grocery on Sat
urday, May 9. The girls are
Miss Karen L. Oliver.
trying to earn money to pay
members’ way to the Grand
Assembly of Oregon.
IVOman's Club
The Rainbow Advisory board
will meet Thursday evening.
Members Attend
May 7 at 8 p. m. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis.
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Spring Convention
Four members of the Mill
City Woman’s Club attended
the Spring convention of the
Marion County Federation of
Women’s Clubs which wras an
all-day session held at the
Jason Lee Methodist Church
in Salem last Thursday, April
30. Those in attendance from
here included Mrs. Harry Mas-
n. Mrs. John Swan, Mrs. Mar
ie Tolbert, and Mrs. O. K. De
Witt
Mrs. DeWitt also planned to
attend the State convention of
the Oregon Federation of Wo
men’s Clubs scheeuied to con
vene at the Sheraton Hotel in
Portland ;n Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week. May 5
and 6.
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