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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1970)
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1970 'UJo-mank ßcuye. Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor How to wreathe your teenager in a Christmas smile Mrs. Lloyd Girod To Head Garden Club Next Year Marilyn Chapter Phone 897-2772 Rebekahs To To Meet Monday Marilyn Chapter No. 145 Hold Christmas OES will hold the December* meeting next Monday, Decem ber 14 at 8 p. m. Party Dec. 16th The District Meeting which The Mill City Garden club held the December meeting at the Riverview in Mehama, starting with a 1230 Christmas luncheon. The tables were de corated for Christmas by Mrs. Wendell Heller. Gifts for the Oregon State I Hospital were brought in place of the usual gift exfhange. was scheduled for this meet ing has been postponed. Un fortunately the Worthy Grand . Matron, Grace I. Ewing of Portland, who was to make her official visit at this time, fell while in California and broke her leg. The meeting will be held at a later date. Entertainment will be furn ished by the Mill City Ele mentary School chorus, con ducted by Herbert Bastu- scheck. All members of the Eeastern Star in the area are cordially invited to attend. Rainbow Advisory Board Has Meeting I Community The Rainbow Advisory Calendar of Even*, Board met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson at Gates last Thursday evening. J. C. Kimmel presided at the meeting in the absence of Thursday, December 10— the chairman, John Roten. I OOF Lodge No. 144 meets Plans for the future were at hall at 8 p. m. discussed and a few changes Santiam Canyon Home Ex will be made. tension club annual Christmas The new board members potluck dinner and $1 gift ex will meet with the present change. Gates clubhouse at 1 board in January. p. m. Following the meeting, re-1 FX)E freshments were served by at 8 p. Mrs. Johnson. Presbyterian Women's Asso Present were Mrs. Virgil ciation at Fellowship hall at Lewis, Joe Bowes, J. C. Kim 130 p. m. mel, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Pet erson, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Friday, December 11— Cub Scout Pack Meeting at Cree and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 7:30 at Eagles lodge. Johnson. Santiam Rebekah Ixxige 166 met in regular session Dec- ember 3rd with Noble Grand Mrs. Albert Carr presiding. Mrs. Albert Harris was wel Give her (or him) (or them) a Christmas telephone. comed as a member by trans fer. The Annual February Besides making the teens happy, you'll have more Monday, December 14— I.O.O.F. Banquet and Ball will time to use the family telephone. It’s like giving Marilyn Chapter No. 145 be February 6th at the Hilton Downing Home Scene yourself a present too. Hotel in Portland. OES meets at 8 p. m. Of Wed. Card Club Lions Club and Auxiliary A message received from Ag LYONS- Mrs. Fred Skillings Potluck dinner 6:30 at the nes Allen, District Deputy President announced she will was hostess for the Wednes Grade school gym with enter pay rhe lodge an official visit day afternoon card club with tainment by the McNary High her party held at the home of landers, a singing group from on January Sth. Mrs. Orville Downing. Play Salem. The committee to select a VALLEY mirror for the new Student ing of 500 followed a 1:30 des I V TELEPHONE CO Lounge at the high school pre sert luncheon. High score was Tuesday, December 15— POST OFF-CE BOX SO? SILVERTON Mill City Woman’s club sented their selection which held by Mrs. Ethel Huffman, « « * OREGON 9T381 503*873 219« Young Folks Conduct was unanimously •var«M approved. second high by Mrs. Gladys meets at the home of Mary Mrs. Dave Barnhardt and Mrs. Nygaard, and low by Mrs. Ar Kelly at 8 p. m. Meeting and Christmas party. A short business meeting Church Services Albert Carr were given a warm thur Olmstead. Others attending were Mrs. was held followed by the applause for a job well done. A different type of service Mrs. Walter Thomas, Kidney Percy Hiatt. Mrs. Alex Bode- Wednesday, December 16— installation of new officers. Santiam Rebekah Lodge No. The new officers presented the was the ‘'celebration’’ conduct Association chiarman for the krr, Mrs. Chester Roy, Mrs. 166 meets at lodge at 8 p. m. Floyd Bassett, Mrs. John Me- outgoing officers with Christ ed at the Presbyterian church local community. reported during the worship hour last there were approximately 6,500 Pheeters Mrs. Laura Neal, Christmas party' with gift ex mas corsages. Officers installed were Mrs. Sunday morning by Terry coupon points to be turned ov Mrs. John Kunkle. Mrs. Ralph change and potluck dessert. Lloyd Girod, president; Mrs. Henry, campus pastor at Ore er to the county chairman for Davis. Mrs. Sam Bridges and City Council meets at City Erwin Peterson, first vice pre gon State University, and the quarter ending December Mrs. Orville Downing. hall 8 p. m. sident: Mrs. Martin Hansen, members of the Willamette 1. Newcomer's Club potluck second vice president; Mrs. Presbytery’s committee on The Decembei 16th meeting dinner at Gates Clubhouse at Ross McCombs, secretary who and Youth Ministries. The event will be a Christmas party with was well attended by people of a gift exchange, potluck des 6 p. m. Mrs. Al Yankus. treasurer. Y Hostesses for the luncheon all ages. sert refreshments. Mrs. Dave ponsored as a public service were Mrs. Wendell Heller, The out-of-town young peo Barnhardt will furnish and Mrs. Don Carlson, and Mrs. ple from Corvallis. Newport, trim the tree. Mrs. Ott Weid Brownsville, Toledo. Albany, man was appointed chairman Al Yankus. Attending were Mrs. James and other towns arrived early for the committee to decorate Righteousness and justice Budlong. Mrs. Me) Rambo. Saturday evening for a supper the hall and Mrs. Hugh John Mrs. William McClintock and hosted by the local Senior ston chairman for the dining are the foundation of thy Insurance Agency, Inc. Mrs. Gale Larson, who were High Youth group. Sponsors room committee. Mrs. Alex throne.— (Psalms 89:14) guests. Mrs. Jennie Cauble, assisting with arrangements Bodeker will read the tradi-i There is always a way to 129 Wall Street included Mr. and Mrs. Merle ■f. and Mrs. Kate Doble, handle the affairs of our life Christmas story. were introduced as new mem Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. John tional with love, and consideration. See Us For Noble Grand. Mrs. Albert bers. and Mrs. Kenneth Corn Lengacher, and Rev and Mrs. I Carr, honored Mrs. Walter Bris Our minds and our hearts can Ill General Lines of Insurance ing, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Wayne Blake. After remaining overnight' bin and Miss Daisy Geddes be poised and peaceful free Hollis Tumidge. Mrs. James Phone 897-2345 in the classrooms of the and presented them with cor trom tension. We can feel as Swan, Mrs. Grange Walter Thomas. Santiam Has Sr., Mrs. Charles Dolezal, Jr.. church, the youths were serv sages for their many years of sured of justice. Mrs. Walter Thomas, Jr., Mrs. ed breakfast Sunday morning service in the Lodge. The hour | Annual Christmas Ervin Peterson, Mrs. Martin before the service during for the New Year’s Eve pot-1 B ank A meriurq Hansen, Mrs. Clyde Phillips. which everyone sang inspira luck supper has been set for Dinner Night M"- Ebe Friday Allen. Mrs. Lloyd tional songs accompanied by 7 p.m. All members of the I hm Girod, Mrs. Ross McCombs. several guitars. Those attend I.O.O.F. and Rebekah Lodge, LYONS Santiam and Valley Mrs. O. K. — DeWitt the ing agreed it was an emotion their families and friends are Deck the House and Halls with Grange hostesses. held their Christmas al experience involving every invited to participate. Mrs. Robert Jobe. 3 Links dinner preceeding the meeting one. Christmas Flowers, Arrangements Friday night. December 4. Mr. Following lunch, an after president announced 3 Links' and wreaths and Mrs. John Shafer were noon meeting was held after meeting for 1 p.m. ait the home I the hosts and furnished the which the visitors left for of Mrs. Glenn Anderson in I Easy to Use—Easy to Give Gates. ham. their homes. The Lodge was entertained I meeting which fol- At the Plants, Corsages, Wreaths, with readings by Mrs. Carr lowed. Thurman Smith, mast- i and Mrs. Barnhardt. Following er, appointed the following Christmas Party Set Glassware by Fenton • STARRING • the meeting, refreshments were committee chairmen: John served by Mrs. Robert Jobe Shafer, legislature; Giles Wag ner. agriculture: music. Clara For Bid or Bunch Club and Mrs. Albert Carr. Mrs. Hugh Johnston and Mrs. Carr Wizer and women’s activities. The Bid or Bunch Pinochle were surprised with card show Lucy Palmer. club met at the home of Linda LAY-AWAY plan ers in honor of their birthdays. Sam Wizer was congratulat ed as he was installed on the Bastuscheck Monday evening. and featuring Nina and Frederik and executive committee of Po The hostess served refresh ments before the evening of I ¿ oco / Women at Dave King and other stars. mona Grange. It was voted to bold the January meeting on cards. Guests were Mrs. Carol Cree Federation Meeting the 15th as the regular mec OPEN SUNDAY’S 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. ing night falls on New Years. and Jeannette Louise Angus • PRESENTED BY PACIFIC POWER • Mrs. O. K. DeWitt and Mrs. The annual Christmas party | (Buttons?) Opoka. Lorraine Melbourne Rambo attended • Pick up a list oi all Showtime color • We Now Have Two Locations Mills won high prize and Carol was held with a gift exchange the 4th District of the Oregon • specials from your PP&L office. Get # and each one brought a gift Cree low. Rilla Schaffer won Federation of Women's clubs For your Shopping Convenience A ready for an hour of great entertain- a to be sent to the Marian Home the pinochle prize. on the Willamette University The next party will be De _ ment. Showtime. From Pacific Power. w in Sublimity. A short program Right Next Door To The Bank campus last Wednesday. De was enjoyed by the Girls’ cember 21. This will be the cember 2. Christmas party and it is ten 230 N. E. 4th St. Ph. 897-2452 Chorus and carol singing. Mrs. DeWitt is conservation tatively set to be at the home KVAE-TV 18 Dec. 15 7:30 chairman from the Mill City of Jean Davidson. QUALITY JOB PRINTING club and the Fourth District. KEZI-TV 9 Dec. 18 10:00 p.m. Mrs. Rambo is president of the MILL CITY ENTERPRISE local club. KOIN-TV 6 Dec. 13 10:00 p.m. Woman's Club To Following the business I Meet at Kellys meeting, entertainment was The members and guests of provided by the McNary High vocal the Mill City Woman’s club School H danders. will meet Tuesday evening. group. December 15 at the home of Mrs. Charles Kelly The meet ing will start at 8 o’clock and We Give S&H Green Stamps will be followed by the annual Christmas party. Mrs. Mel Ramlx> has an nounced that there will be a j whiite elephant gift exchange and gifts are also to be brought for the young people at Chem- » awa Indian school. In charge of the program » i are Mrs. Harry Mason. Mrs. Don Cb risen and Mrs. Fran $ cis Bodeker. NEW STYLE IN SYNTHETIC WIGS ARE NICE Assisting the hostess will be FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Mrs. Glen Cummings and Mrs CONVENIENCE AND William Beyer. ♦ o ci ii i ih Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week MADISON & DAVIS Attractive Dij< Jr ¡ showtime : J Do - It - Yourself Supplies • LI BE It ACE Brunner's Flowers c æ & * CLEARANCE of Wiglets We Have A Few of These Fine Wiglets at a Special Price For Christmas * ♦ ♦ GIFT SELECTION THE Check Our Selection Of Christmas Gift Items Agnes Carlson Holds 1000 Aces at Party • Make An APPOINTMENT Have your hair styl ed for the Holidays......................... $3.50 and up * Dollies Hairfashions and Gifts * « CHAROLETT - PAT - DOLLIE Phone 76^-5799 * * to serve you Stayton I » » * * Mrs Marilynn Drynan en tertained members of the Round Robin Pinochle club at her home Monday evening. Jessie Bodeker was a guest The hostess served dessert before the card ptaying Agnes Carlson won high prize, Marie Stewart, tow and Ma bel Yankus pinochle During the play. Agnes Carlson, with Wilma Moore as her partner, held 1000 aces The next party will be at the home of Lu MacGregor on IVcember 21. This will be the Christmas party. Mill City Hardware Will Be Open Till 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat DURING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON Mill City Hardware Fred Schofield
