The Mill City enterprise., July 16, 1970, Page 2, Image 2

2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 16, 1970
‘WosnastJ. Paye.
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Over 100 at
Annual Picnic at Park
The Mill City Garden club OES Installation
met at Fishermen’s Bend park
| Thursday for the annual pic­
nic at 12 o’clock. Mrs. Arthur
Hedge, Sr., and Mrs. Charles Here Sunday
Garden Club Has
Phone 897-2772
Coffee Held Friday
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Mill Gty Enterprise
Otto Witt underwent surg­
ery at Salem Memorial Mon­
day morning, and is reported
$4.00 per Year
as recovering satisfactorily,
according to his niece, Mrs.
Else Allen. He expects to be Read it Every Week
i Otto Witt Recovering
From Recent Surgery
able to return home by the
weekend. Mr. Witt’s daughter
Mrs. Dale Bassett of Seattle,
Mrs. Lowell Cree was host­ Wn., came down the first of
Community
ess at her home Friday morn­ the week, but returned later.
ing for a coffe honoring Mr.
Also on Monday, Mrs. Allen
Calendar of Even+s
and Mrs. Merle Garton from visited her brother and his
Waianae, Hawaii. Co-hostesses wife, Dr. and Mrs. Hans Plam-
Dolezal, Jr„ were the hostesses
Over 100 attended the In- were Mrs. Clyde Phillips and beck of Corvallis, who will be
and they served strawberry
stallation
of officers of Mari­ Mrs. Alex Burrell.
leaving in September for Ice­
shortcake and coffee.
Atending were Mr. and Mrs. land where he will head the I Thursday, July 16—
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Sun
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Beginning at 7:00 PM and all day Saturday and Sun­
Mrs. Phillips presided at the day afternoon at 2 o’clock at Garton, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin new department of Sociology! F.O.E. No. 3384 at Hall 8
business meeting.
day you can call long distance station-to-station and
Peterson, Mr and Mrs. Alex in the University there during, P. M.
The August 6 meeting will the IOOF hall.
Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde a leave of absence from his j Tuesday, July 21—
talk 3 minutes for $1.00 or less plus tax anywhere in
Mrs. Gordette Garton, P. M. Phillips,
be at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson post at Oregon State Univer-[ Steering Committee meeting
the U. S.* And our Direct Distance Dialing makes call­
from
Waianae,
Hawaii
was
in-
Girod, west of Mill City. Mrs.
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie sity. Dr. Plambeck could be at F. O. E. Hall. 8 p. m.
ing fast and easy. Call often.
stalling
matron
assisted
by
Phillips will tell of her recent
her husband, Merle Garton, P. French, Mr. and Mrs. Donald called a “home-town boy,” as Sponsored as a public service
•Except Hawaii and Alaska.
trip to Europe.
Carlson, Mrs. Hetty Duncan,
Present at Thursday’s meet­ P., as installing patron; Karl Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Er­ he graduated from the old Mill
ing were Mrs. Leroy Phelps Wipper, associate grand patron ma Graham, San Francisco; City High School here in 1931,
and Mrs. Mabel King, who of the Grand Chapter of Ore­ Mrs. L. Overholts, Portland; the University of Oregon in
were guests and Mrs. Clyde gon, installing chaplain; Mrs. Mrs. Marvin Overholts, Stay- 1935, and later earned his doc­
Phillips, Mrs. Lloyd Girod, Mary Gulliford, P. M., install­ ton; Mrs. Lavern Ohrt, Mrs. torate at Cornell University
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New York. He taught Insurance Agency, Inc.
Mrs. Else Allen, Mrs. Darwin ing marshall, and Mrs. Loren Al Yankus, Mrs. Sylvia Dun- in Ithaca,
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the
University
Bozeman,
Raines, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Newkirk, Jr. P. M. from Turn­ can, Mrs. M llliaui Lyr.cs?,. at
Mont.,
before
returning
to
Ore- DBA Hill Insurance Agency
OFFICE BOX
SILVERTON,
er,
installing
organist.
Martin Hansen, Mrs. James
129 Wall Street
Mrs.
Elsie
Völkel,
Mrs.
James
,
g
On
and
joining
the
Oregon
87381
503
Swan, Mrs. Marie Tolbert,
Mrs W.ilson Stevens, P. M. Girod, Jill and Jeff; Mrs. Lloyd
See Us For
i Mrs. Dolezal and Mrs. Hedge. and Wilson Stevens, P. P. Girod, Mrs. Charles Kelly, State faculty about 24 years All General Lines of Insnrance
ago.
were the presiding officers.
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, Mrs. Cecil
Phone 897-2345
Introduced were Karl Wip­ Lake, Mrs. Jack Gulliford, For Quality Job Printing call
[ A. L. Murphy
per, P. P., Associate Grand Pa­ Mrs. Jim Gulliford and Lisa, The Entei prise, 897-2772.
tron of the Grand Chapter of Mrs Tena Graham, Mrs. Ralph
Honored on Birthday
Oregon; Dorothy Doane, P. M. I Budlong, Mrs. William Me-
and Grand Electa of the Grand Clintock and Patty McClintock.
1 GATES — A. L. Murphy' Chapter
of Oregon, Maud I--------------------------
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was honored Sunday at a sur­ Clark. Grand Representative | A
Brides ’ delight.. . our beautiful
prise party on his 88th birth- to Tennessee in Oregon and, noer5en ram"Y
. day anniversary at his home. Jolene Rankin, Grand Repre­ Reunion Held July 4
I The party was arranged by sentative to New Jersey in
The Andersen annual family
his daughter, Mrs. Hazel Sey- Oregon and Grand Committee
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mour and his son, Clarence. Members, Jack Wright, Milt- reunion was held July 4 at the
I Murphy, with whom he makes , on Ekman
Harry Reed, Cottonwoods Shelter at Fish­
NOW FEATURING
ermen’s Bend Park with about
i his home.
Charles Dodd and Howard 58 attending.
Birthday cake and ice cream Nichols and a number of Wor-.
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hl Those enjoying the reunion I
were served.
thy
Matron
and ID
Patron;
Herb-
Attending were Algie Sweet, ert Peck. Worshipful Master! we^ Chrnlstine Johnson Mr. |
who is Mr. Murphy’s name­ of Mill Citv Lodge No. 180, and
Ge°r*e
and
sake and his wife from Salem, Mrs. Janet Lewis Mother Ad-) £ov- ,Mr- a"d N rs'
Cheese, Sausage, Salami, Pepperoni,
Mr. Murphy’s sister, Mrs. By­ visor of Marilyn Assembly No. ■ P°uglas. David and Debra. I
ron Robinson and Mrs. Clara 60 and Miss Sandra Cooper,
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Thomas from Salem, and Mrs. who recently received one of| e e- /nd Mrs Jack Spoelstra
Canadian Bacon
with 5 exclusive new Regency Scripts
Nora Porter from Stayton. Mr. the Leslie Parker scholarships all of Salem; Mrs. John. Ander-
Murphy’s other sister, Mrs. at Grand Chapter in Portland. **>, Condon; Mr and Mrs.
Bessie Williamson was unable A number of the Burrell’s Grant Smith and MntHelen
ALSO HARD ICE CREAM IN 5 FLAVORS
to be present as she was on friend were also introduced as Andersen of Mehama. Mr . and
a trip to California.
was his sister, Mrs. Hetty Dun-1
Ted ”embv™,
can from Toronto. Canada.
1 Bo^land: *Trf and Mr!’ P°n?.ld
.
.. i Sledge and family of Pendie-
Cyril Archer Jr., was the ton. Mr and Mrs Llonel
a tu/
Johnsons Return from soloist,
singing “The Impos- chastrand Robert, John. Ed-
sible Dream,” .IT!1 XT-----
Trip to California
ward and'Lillian of Saginaw:
Gates, Oregon
GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Alone” and “Let There 1
John A. Andersen and familv
Johnson returned last Monday Peace on Earth” accompanied I rf*
ot Ki^aTh^Hs;
ruamatn ran»; Mr. and
from Hoopa, Calif., where by Mrs. John Lengacher.
1 Mrs. Edwin Andersen. Leon-
Patty McClintock was the ard, Derrel and Cvnthia of
they visited her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Bible Bearer.
- 1 Lyons; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel
THlr. and T’Kro. ^Roij
Laucólo«»
Mrs. Burrell the new Wor­ Andersen, LaDonna Crowfoot,
thur O’Rourke and her nieces,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dickens, thy Matron, wore the official Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson, all of
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We Have A Brand New Supply Of
Eddie and Bobby and Miss Ka­ traveling dress of the Worthy Mill City and Kathy Stigall
Matrons, a formal gown of and Lee Roberts, both of Sa­
who
was
thleen
O
’
Rourke,
7ICr an<f 'JlCri 'Jfrtftur 1?. UrodericÁ
visiting her parents from San Azalea pink taffeta trimmed lem.
HOmOfAM
in sequins, and silver shoes.
Coming from out-of-state
Jose.
The Johnsons left Gates on She carried an arm bouquet were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leif-
Thursday morning, going to of American Beauty r<KsT’ erman and Mrs. Nancy Wilkin-
When you choose from our famous Regency Flower Wed­
Lakeview, Klamath Falls, Med­ The officers all wore whlte son and two children all from
ding Line you need have no qualms about quality--this rich,
ford and on to Crescent City | floor-length
..... ....... o-- gowns.
. .Post Falls. Idaho; Mrs. Greg
raised HELIOGRAVINO* has ail the distinction of the fin­
where they spent the night, i Mrs. Burrell has chosen red, Brazler and jerrv and Gregory,
est craftsmanship—yet costs about half as much as you'd
Friday they continued on to. white and liver as her colors Mrs jeannette Heath and An-
for the year and the rose for geJa Cardina]e. an of San Jose,
guess! Do see the many other elegant type styles...for your
Hoopa.
At Hoopa they attended the1 her flower.
**NKAMERICM¡)
, 'Calif., and Connie Williams
complete wedding stationery needs. •He/iograving-nof to
Honorarv
4th of July celebration which
P""------ Memberships m • of San Lorenzo, calif.
be confused with «njrevinit.
‘aril.vn vnapier
Chapter were
wt-ie pre-
pc-
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consisted of a parade, boat ‘ Marilyn
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sented to
Karl — and
races and square
dancing.
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Farewell
Party Held
They reported the tempera-1 Wipper by Verne and Maud
ture around 103 to 105‘ most Clark,
Friday for Lewellens
| A gift was presented to Mr.
of the time.
Phone 897-2772
117 N. E. Wall Street, Mill City
and Mrs. Burrell from their of­ A farewell potluck dinner
ficers following the signing of was held at Fishermen’s Bend
park Friday evening to honor
the Bible.
Following the Mizpah Bene­ the Bill Lewellen family who
KELLY LUMBER SALES
diction a reception was held. are leaving this week for their
MILL
CITY.
OREION
The tables were decorated new home in Springfield.
Phone
897-2610
red
roses,
silver
leaves,
The
lewellens
were
presented
with
and white cloths. The cakes with a card and gift. Presenta­
also were decorated with red tion on behalf of the group
was made by Bid Sanders of
roses.
Pouring and serving the the teaching staff at Santiam
cake were Mrs. Cyril Archer, High.
Sr., Mrs. Lawrence Doble, Mrs.
In a few words of thanks to
William Bird and Mrs. Frank the people present. Mr. I>ewel-
Bloor.
len said that "our family has
Members of Marilyn Chap­ deep roots in this community,
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PERSONAL STATIONERY
ter assisted about the rooms. and we really hate to make the i
Sue McClintock passed the move hut feel that the larger
LETTERHEADS
guest book and Susie Keen district will be a rewarding
passed out the program.
challenge.
ENVELOPES
Attending were guests from
Making arrangements for i
Canada. Hawaii. Arcadia and the affair were Mrs. Leo Poole
San Francisco. Calif.. Eugene, and Mrs. David Barnhardt.
Salem, Stayton, Falls City,
Besides the bounteous food
Jefferson. Scio, Turner. Silver- and the informal visiting,
ton, Lyons. Gates, and Mill those present enjoyed an even­
City.
ing of fun and games, includ­
ing softball.
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The Lewellens have been!
$25,000.00 Insurance
ENCLOSURES
Queen Coronation
here for seven years, where he
has been Administrator of
$2,500.00 Medical Expense
BUSINESS CARDS
School District 129J.
Judge Stranded in
we hand you a big bargain.
(Weekends, too)
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Mill City, Oregon
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It was interesting to note in
a recent article in a Salem
newspaper that Miss Sherri
Sullivan of the Cinderella
School of Self Improv-ement
and Models Agency, in Salem,
who sevred as one of the
judges for the Queen Corona­
tion here June 26. was one of
the fashion students recently
scheduled to fly to Europe on
a tour of fashion centers, but
left stranded in New York be­
cause the promoter of the
tour had gone bankrupt. Be­
sides Miss Sullivan and Sally
Larson, 18. both of Salem,
eight other students were to
1 have left for Rome on July 6.
Each had paid 8892 for the
;
trip, and were said to be “mak­
ing the best of it by touring
New York," which flight was
an additional $246
The group of girls, with Miss
Sullivan. 23. as chaperone,
was slated to tour European
fashion centers, visit designers,
fashion magazines and model­
ing agencies Included were
Kathy Flinn. 17. Molly Eng­
land. 15, and Tutu Kincaid, all
of Eugene: Cindy Shannon. 18.
of Burns, and Diana Turman.
18. and Marcia Stephens. 17.
both of North Bend.
Two others in the group.
Betti Rannin and Christi Sod­
erberg. both 18. Portland, re­
turned home Saturday after
the first word that the tour
had been cancelled.
for two weeks costs less
Than a DOLLAR
A Day
See us for other amounts of coverage
or different number of days.
Madison - Davis
INSURANCE AGENCY,
DBA Hill Insurance
Phone 897-2345
Mill
Mill City, Oregon
INC.
City, Oregon