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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1971)
HOMEOWNERS SAVE At Rainbow Installation 1 Gates Church To Have Potluck Dinner WruncMk Patfß. Call: BILL AnLMAN ' 715 Isl-Stayton Phone 769-5729 State farm Fite and Casualty Conpanv Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor i Phone 897-2772 Past Grand Matron Visits Marilyn Club GATES—Sunday, February 7. following the morning wor- • ship service at the Gates Com munity Church there will be a Fellowship (Potluck) dinner. This dinner will be a com bined dinner with the Mill I City Christian Church. Any one who is interested is most ■cordially invited to attend. Rev. Charles Fultz of Mill City is minister of both chur ches. Marilyn Club met Tuesday, I January 26 at the home of Mrs. Alex Burrell with Mrs. Kate i Doble as co-hostess for the Campership Letters 12:30 dessert luncheon. Mailed This Week I Following the luncheon Mrs. i Ixiwell Cree, president presid Mrs. Tom Dry nan, president ed at the business meeting. of the Canyon Camp Fire Mrs. Merle Lamar, Pas' leaders Association, announc I Grand Matron of the Grand ed this week that Campership Miss Nancy Lalack is receiving the gavel of her Chapter of Oregon from Sil- letters will be mailed to the office as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow for Girls from I verton was a special guest. various business and organiza - past advisor - - - - - at | The February 23 dessert lun Miss — Karen — Davis, at ceremonies held tions in the area this week. cheon will be at 12:30 pm. at the IOOF hall Saturday evening. The letters are being sent the home of Mrs. Charlie earlier this year so that any French with Mrs. Don Carlson campship received may l>e as co-hostess. awarded to the deserving Camp Present were Mrs. Merle La Fire or Bluebird girl early mar, Mrs. Mabel Parker and enough so that she may have Mrs. Nettie Hedlund from Sil ample time to register for the verton. Mrs. Clyde Phillips, summer camp session of her Mrs. Charlie French, Mrs. Don choice at Camp Kilowan. In Carlson, Mrs. Walter Brisbin, the past, the girls have regis- Mrs. William McClintock, Mrs. tered later and many of the William Lyness, Mrs. Lowell sessions are already filled. Marilyn Assembly No. 60, and Mrs Iowell Cree st. Catherine’s Catholic The Campships are awarded ’played a | I Cree, Mrs. Edward Cruson, International Order of Rain church in Mill City was the er. Serving the bridal cake on the basis of the girl's con bow for Girls held formal in piano solo'for enterialnmenT.MLr’keC“ft setting Saturday, January 30, were Mrs. Roy Pate and Mrs. tribution and work towards by BROWN & HALEY stallation ceremonies Saturday for the 6:30 p. m. wedding of Eugene Jacobson. Pouring Camp Fire as well as any evening, January 30 at 7:30 Miss Juanita Viola Morgan to were Mrs. Kenneth Bain and financial need. .Xi« Wo^y at the IOOF hall. Miss Nancy Robert I^e Culver of Stayton. Mrs. Don Spier. Lalack, daughter of Mr. and visor and the line officers pre-1 The bride is the daughter of Assisting about the rooms, Mrs. Joe Lalack was installed Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morgan of decorated in the green and yel Rainbow Board and sented a “fun skit” honoring1 JayCeettes Planning as Worthy Advisor. Nancy Lalack, new Worthy D Mill City and the bridegroom low motif, were Mrs. S. A. Installing officers were Kar Advisor. Each was presented ' ^OmmuniTy fro/ects the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Etzel, Mrs. John Kenny, Miss Parents Meet Monday en Davis, Worthy Advisor; Es gifts. | The Mill City JayCeettes Colton of Stayton. A short meeting was held Janis Jacobson, Miss Barbara ther Freeman, Marshall; Jen Miss Sheryl Olson presided met at the home of Becky Lew Father James McNaughton Etzel and Mrs. LaVem Ohrt. at the IOOF hall Monday ev to ny Chance, Chaplain; Jeri Jo at the guest book and Miss is Tuesday night, January 26, The couple wil make their ening which was attended by Parker, Recorder and Mrs. Karen Howell the programs, with President Shirley Bigness performed the ceremony. Mrs first home in Stayton where parents of Rainbow Girls and Chris Barker was the organist Eldon Hutchinson, Musician. Miss Lalack __________ _____ ( presiding. members of the Rainbow Ad chose ‘“Winter Escorting the bride to the the groom is employed with visory Newly elected officers who Wonderland 1” as her theme theme] Names were drawn for this altar, board. The purpose of D & H Trucking. The new which was decorated were installed with Miss La using snow men and snow year - ’ ------------------- s secret sisters. Mrs. Culver is a registered the meeting was to see if there with large boquets of yellow I lack were Patty McClintock, flakes for decorations. A large | Tentative plans were made was enough interest among nurse. Worthy Associate Advisor; basket of white gladiolas ac- for a community planned Par- glads and green spider mums, parents of the girls to form a was her father, Clyde Morgan. Linda Long, Charity; Colleen cented with green was placed enthood Program in February “parent’s club” to help the For her wedding, the bride Lions Auxiliary Meets girls on their service projects, VALENTINE Grant, Hope; Susie Wilson, in the East to carry out her, and a pre-school eye clinic in chose a gown of chantilly lace Faith: Karen Davis, Recorder; colors of green and white. j March. Another senior citizens social functions, transportation with Sata Peau over Peau At Whitmore Home Jenny Chance, Treasurer; Miss Lalack introduced her bingo party to be held later in and in any other way. The Lions Club Auxiliary CARDS Laura Lee VanBuren, Chap- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ! the spring was also discussed. fashioned with a high neck met at the home of Mrs. Pat Those attending seemed in lain; Jackie Wilson, Drill ( Lalack, her grandmother, Mrs. I Following the business meet- line and semi-empire bordice Whitmore Thursday evening. terested and another meeting Leader; Christy Spurgeon, Clarence Howe; her aunt, Mrs.1 ing, refreshments were served with A line skirt. The Bishop Now on display President Sue Poole con date was set for March 1. At with Love; Sue McClintock, Relig Thelma Lohman from Long by the hostess. The Club will sleeves were edged ducted a short business meet this time all parents of the Chantilly lace and the gown ion; Lori Bethel, Nature; Ver view, Wn.. her uncle and aunt, meet again February 9 at the ing. Discussion was held on girls are invited to attend. was re-imbroidered through lene Peterman, Immortality; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free home of Diane Moore. Miss Nancy Lalack, who was the Lions Paw store. out with Chantilly lace. The de Vickie Blair, Fidelity; Sally man; her cousins. Esther and installed as Worthy Advisor The Auxiliary voted to give tachable Watteau Chapel train Jenkins, Service; Susie Keen. Earnest Freeman from Eugene Dauqhter-in-LflW of Saturday night was present was re-imbroidered with the $100 to the Canyon Scholarship and outlined her activities for Patriotism, and Vickie McCall, and her friends, Mr. and Mrs. uaw Fund for Santiam High • "Your Chantilly lace. The full length Confidential Observer. Jack Scott and Mrs. Howard Local Folks Caught in her term. mantilla veil was of English school. Crowning Ceremonies were Farmen. Eight parents and four mem Induction ceremonies con Gift Headquarters" by Santiam Chapter, Order of Mr. Lalack presented his California Holdup import illusion edged with l)ers of the board were present. ducted by Pat Whitmore and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harlan Chantilly lace. DeMolay for Boys from Stay- daughter with a gavel he had Mrs. Paul Nolette was ma Sue Poole inducted new mem have received a copy of a San ton. made. MEL EIDE, Owner tron of honor. She wore a bers Marilyn Jahn, Penny Mrs. Hovey Entertains Advisory Board members J. C. Kimmel, chairman of Diego newspaper dated Janu installed were J. C. Kimmel, the Advisory Board presented ary 21, 1971 telling of the green crepe empire fashioned Devereaux, Molly I .arson, Jo- Ph. 897-2812 Mill City chairman; Mrs. Ervin Peter the achievement award to Miss “Bank Robber Flees in Leuca- gown accented with lace and Ann Fohl and Alene Peterman. Bid or Bunch Club Following the meeting, re The Bid or Bunch Pinochle son, Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Mrs. Lynette Hughes for outstand dia Holdup.” Their daughter- carried a yellow ball chrysan freshments were served by the club met Monday evening at William McClintock, and Mr. ing service in the community in-law, Mrs. Edwin ( Anita) themum. Miss Carol Colton, hostess. the home of Ann Hovey. and assembly. | Watkins works there as a tel- sister of the groom, served as bridesmaid. Her gown was of Guests were Bobbie Budlong Service bars were presented I 'er- and Donna Podrabsky. The to Chance, article says “A big yellow crepe identical to the Stayton High School T Van r Jennie -w Buren, —* TA Patty . , t McClintock, r Laura a • x _ Lee 1 ’ I L* bandit ex The xl■ 4 . ». who t-y « zyVy r. yyrvry/- charged in like a maid of honor and she carried hostess served dessert before the four tables of cards were Sue McClintock, Karen Davis, bull and robbed the year-old a green ball chrysanthemum. Alumni To Meet The Stay ton High School in play. Marvin D. Edwards, served Colleen Grant, Nancy Lalack, Leucadia branch of Southwest Alumni Association meeting New members of the club Lynette Hughes. Linda Long, Bank yesterday (Jan. 20) es as best man and Kenneth A. will be held Monday, Febru are Carol (Tree, Joyce Trout, Vickie McCall, Verlene Peter caped with less than $5,000. He Culver was the usher. For the wedding, the bride’s ary 8, at 7:30 p. m. at the Stay Jeanette Opoka and Mary man, Susie Wilson and Jackie herder four women employees into a back room and made mother chose a green suit and ton High school. Schmelling. Wilson. All alumni are urgently re Gladys Podrabsky won the Rainbow Bibles were pre two male customers lie on the the bridegroom’s mother wore quested to attend as the home- pinochle prize, Rllla Schaffer sented to Colleen Grant. Hope, floor while he dumped money a peacock blue silk suit. They from two cash drawers into both wore pink rosebud cor coming has been set for April won low score and Bobbie and Sue Wilson, Faith. 30 and May 1. It is hoped that Budlong won high. sages. A reception followed the In a large paper bag. Immediately following the enough alumni will attend the The next meeting will be An alarm flashed red on the stallation ceremonies. Mrs. the Clarence Howe served the board in the Encinitas fire sta-1 ceremony, a reception was held meeting to assist in making February 15 at the home of punch. Mrs. Thelma Lohman tion at 2:38 p. m. and the fire I at the Gates Community Cent- the definite plans Ixjrraine Mills. |----- • event. good the coffee and Mrs. Howard chief called the sheriff. Farmen and Mrs. Charles Kel A dejuty patrolling at the La Costa rest stop on Inter-' ly the cakes. newi? state 5 received the call at p. h. and arrived at the, I Canned Good« Marie Stewart Hosts 2:42 bank three minutes later. Within minutes sheriffs sta Round Robin Club Fast, Frozen Foods Smart brides al "ays choose our famous Marie Stewart entertained tioned 15 men at road blocks members of the Round Robin around the area. Convenient Meats and Dairy Prodncts The bank employees were Pinochle Club at her home able to give a description of Non-Prrecription Drags Monday evening. Refreshments Service were served before the even the robber to the officers and < 'igai'ettcs and Candy the FBI. They said the man ing of cards. Plans were made for a pot • carried a long-barreled revolv Beverages (Warm and Cold) luck dinner and pinochle party er. Two lady tellers were ord ered to place all the money Breads and Pastry to be given for the members and their husbands March 6 at in the bag. The Escrow officer Money Orders stood up to see what was go-' the Arey Podrabskv home. Featuring 5 new scriptot Alta Moffatt won high prize. ing on and was ordered into a Fruita and Vegetables Lu MacGregor low and Irene back room where the third' teller was eating her lunch. | Ice Podrabsky won pinochle. Two men customers were i STORE NO. 468 The group’s next party will be at the home of Mabel Yan- ordered to lie on the floor. The branch manager was away on kus on February 15. business and unaware of the holdup. The robber had not been caught when the Harlan’s re-1 Mr. and Min. Herbert Tomp ceived the notice. | kins of Idanha are announc Mrs. Watkins was employed Six Pak Cans ing the birth of their first at the U. S. National in Stay-] chikl, a daughter, bom January ton prior to moving to Call- 28 at the Santiam Memorial f omnia. 0L-. 91U». Êongftt. Hospital The little girl has been named Alesha Renee and Both For M weighed 9 lbs. 5 oz. Maternal am/TKn 'Jrihur'X XroJsriei grandmother is Mrs. Ada L. Tompkins of Idanha, and pa ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oriet Peaslee of Scio. Mor* and mor» bride» ar» finding tfcay can ha*» th Great-grandmother is Mrs. Ed look th»y io*» and «till k»»p «* «*» tuaDV »*d» na Parker of Rathdrum, Idaho. hridal budget with »xquixit» Regency rtatiooery- It <••- Dale Tompkins of Kelso, Wn Triple Pak Box is a great-grandfather. The ba turaa Heiiograwing* - an amazingly rich, railed lettering Regular 10c Bars by is the first grandchild for with all the good tart» and dirtinction of the finest craft» Snicker, MilkyWay Mrs. Tompkins and the first manahip—yet coat» to littl». Do ae» our exciting »election great-grandchild for Mrs Park al contemporary and traditional type faeea.. one, perfect 3 Musketeer er. tar you! •Hetiofvint-not to be conftuod with tn^ravin^ Miss Nancy Lalack Installed Worthy VALENTINES Advisor of Marilyn Assembly No. 60 Order of Rainbow for Girls HEART Chocolates Morgan-Culver Rites Held In St. Catherine's Catholic Church 'Give the BEST' 59« s7,95 Mill City Pharmacy Flower Wedding Line Invitations FOOD STORES LOCALS My Neighbors 1 Lb. Bacon and We Have A Large Coke or Pepsi Selection of 1 Doz. Eggs Valentines and $100 Chocolate Candies 69« OPEN 1 a.m. to 11 p.m. 1 Days A Week STIDIO OF HAIR DESIGN now open Tuesday thru Sat urday, 9:30 to 5 30 Ellen Stahl- man on duty. Call 897-2100 for appointment Betty Klutke ( MUI Ctt> owner. 2t f The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 117 N. E. Wall Street Prices effective Wednesday, Feb. S through Sat Feb. 6 Potato Chips Candy Bars 59« c EACH Prices effective Wednesday, Feb. 3 through Sat. Feb. 6
