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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1971)
Gates and Mill City I People at Anniversary Event in Corvallis 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 1, 1971 Santiam Chapel Crowns Cradle Roll Royalty WomanL Paq& GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rush, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Cole of Mill City attended the 25th wedding an Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor Phone 897-2772 niversary of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rush at Corvallis Sunday Contemporaries To afternoon. The reception was I Lions and Auxiliary Present Concert at held at the First Christian church in Corvallis. Members Have Potluck Lyons Santiam Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Rush have two Tom Keene and the Con children. Ruth and Steve, who Dinner at Kellys temporaries will present a con helper! host the affair. Jim Lewis, Santiam High cert at the Santiam Chapel Pink, green, and silver col The Lions and Auxiliary ors were used in the decor for club members were guests at English teacher, was installed Assembly of God in Lyons on the reception. as president of the Miill City I Tuesday, April 6 at 7 p. m. Cutting and serving the cake a planned potluck dinner at Jaycees for the coming year., The Contemporaries , are a was Mrs. Rush’s sister, Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alike Wilson, who works at Eilene Robertson from Port Charles Kelly Monday night. North Santiam Ply was in Southern California who are presently on tour of the west land, assisted by Dorothy Rush. Following the spaghetti and stalled as vice president, and Pouring wore Debbie and Di green salad feed, the guests Mike McDonough, high school coast. anne Rush. Also assisting teacher from Detriot, was in Members of the group are about the rooms was Brian were treated by showing of stalled as secretary-treasurer. hay and Sherry La.Munyan, who attend Biola College in Rush, all nieces and nephew of movies by Shields ReMine, a The banquet was held at the I.aMirada, Calif. They are the the honored couple. past preskient of the club. Riverview Saturday night. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Les Vocal solos which were pop These films were of a home Roger Penrose, out-going Jay- lar 25 years ago were sung show and also of a minstrel i cee president, was master of LaMunyan. during the afternoon. show staged by the Lions club ceremonies. In September, 1971, Mr. in the early 1950s. This brought Ed Whitmore of the US For Rush’s parents will celebrate howls of laughter from the their Golden Wedding date. | group, especially from the new est Service, was guest speaker. At the annual Cradle Roll City, and the queen, Christina I Roll. Gifts are presented to He spoke and gave a slide pre I club members. Sunday, which is observed in Ford, (left), daughter of Mr.1 each new baby upon enroll- sentation on the Mt. Jefferson March, Santiam Chapel, Lyons, .nd Mrs. Harvey Ford, also of ment, and helpful hints are ! One of the films, showing the Wilderness area. recently crowned “the king Mill City. Mrs. William Sin provided to the new parents." I chartering of the club is mis Other guests for the evening and queen of Cradle Roll” for clair, Lyons, is the Cradle Roll j The Cradle Roll is open to all sing, and anyone who may were Mrs. Whitmore and In observance of National Selected by random draw Director. Concerning Santiam i babies who have not yet reach- ' know where to locate it, please Mayor and Mrs. Herb Peck. Camp Fire-Bluebird 61st 1971. ing were the king, Timothy Chapel’s Cradle Roll, Pastor . ed their second birthday. I contact a member of the club, Installing officer for the Jay birthday, the “Singing Blue I Shields ReMine or Charles cees was Jim Palmquist from birds” led by Mrs. Ed Whit Stafford, (right) son of Mr. Jepson said, “we are happy for our active and growing Cradle Kelly. Salem, who is vice president more and assistant, Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Lee Stafford, of Mill INCOME TAX for the Central Region Oregon . , - Porter, attended x Presbyterian LCl lilll Mrs. Ray Branch SERVICE Jaycees. church services Sunday mom- »-> cr —x —-J it the coffee ee Kidnap Party Held New President of Awards given at the banquet , ' in 8- The girls hosted More than 30 years contin included a “speak-up” award hour following the services Mehama Women uous service and experience At Hansen Home given to Mike Wilson and Jim i and served cake which they MEHAMA — Mrs. Alfred in this area. Lewis. This award is given af-! ',ad baked and decorated them- Mrs. Martin Hansen was ter certain public speaking re- ¡selves. Schneider and Mrs. Bruce Girls attending were| 1969 recorded over 1,750 , selves. J/j^ls hostess at her home Friday quirements have been met. Matthis were hostesses for the satisfied clients. | Carry Gifford, Corena Barker, morning for a kidnap coffee meeting of the Mehama Wom “spoke” award was given i I Denise Stewart. Cathy Whit-1 Courteous satisfaction j for members of the Mill City to A Jim en’s club held at the clubhouse more, > Wanda Walczak, and : Lewis. This award is | I more assured. I Garden club. Mrs. Hansen was earned by Wednesday evening, March 24. a Jaycee who has i Tonya Porter. Roxann Derrick assisted by Mrs. Ervin Peter been in the club less than one ’ helped I The Lions Club Auxiliary Mrs. Lilly Wolfkiel, vice presi EDW. J. BELL hc‘,rwd with "’i,h baking the cake. son, Mrs. Ross McCombs and Public Service Office but was unable to attend due I h.eld.their March meeting at dent, conducted the business year and has met certain re Mrs. Lloyd Girod. | the home of Pauline Hansen meeting at which time election 247 North Third Avenue quirements in community par to illness. Coffee and rolls were served ticipation. Stayton, Oregon 97383 Mrs. Monte Carpenter and , with less than half of the mem of officers was held. Mrs. Ray by the hostesses. Phone: 769-2265 “Spark plug” awards were three of her first year Blue bers present. A short business mond Branch was elected as For entertainment the guests earned by Mike Wilson and bird group, Laura Ann Car ' meeting was held and a slate of the new president, and the pinned the tail on the donkey. Erwin Woods, who have been penter, Tina Hamton, and Kim officers presented for the up- other officers, Mrs. Wolfkiel, comping election in April. The vice president, Mrs. Arthur An Mrs. Kenneth Corning won the in Jaycees for more than one I Gunderson, also attended. nominating committee, Alta derson, secretary and Mrs. prize which was a sack of fer year and have met certain re Moffatt, Norma Long and Gol Bruce Matthis, treasurer were tilizer for her flowers. quirements in community par Community Rambo submitted the fol re-elected for another term. Attending were Mrs. Clyde ticipation. Farewell Party Held die I lowing slate of officers for the Other business was transacted I Judy Wells Installed We Give S&H Green Stami» Phillips, Mrs. Don Carlson, Calendar of Events Judy Wells was installed as For Marion Forks Folks consideration of the members: and it was decided the next Mrs. Charles Dolezal, Jr., Mrs. Bonnie Krecklow, president; meeting would be held on May JayCeette president. Becky Darwin Raines, Mrs. Kenneth MARION FORKS — The Corning, Mrs. Lawrence Doble, Lewis was installed as vice pre Marion Forks home of Mr. Alene Peterman, vice presi 19. Mrs. Anderson was the Mrs. Walter Thomas and Chris sident; Diane Moore, was in and Mrs. Howard Drago was dent; Mollie Larson, secretary, winner in the gift drawing. Thursday, April 1— Emerson, Mrs. Wendell Heller, stalled as secretary-treasurer. the setting Monday night for and Sue Mikkelsen, treasurer. Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. McCombs, Installing the JayCettes was a farewell potluck supper hon Members planning to attend Local Folks Attend April Fool’s Day. Phone 897-2977 Joyce Palmquist from Salem. oring Mr. and Mrs. Adrian the State Convention at Rose Mrs. Girod and Mrs. Hansen. burg in May were asked to in- Eastern Star Meeting 12:30 Dessert Luncheon, Mill Overlander, also of Marion I form the secretary, Bonnie Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark City Garden Club, at the home Forks. 1 Krecklow as soon as possible, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Clyde Phillips. In attendance were friends so hospitality books can be Lowell Cree to Prineville Sun of the Marion Forks area and i ordered. Pre-school vision clinic, ------ office personnel from the Port-1 It was decided to discuss day where they attended the i ------------ t le Grade School, land office of Fish Hatcheries. I plans for the July 4th celebra 75th anniversary of Carnation I 10 to 2 p. a_£ m. The Overlanders came to j tion at the April meeting and Chapter No. 44 OES which was : held at the Ochoco Grade Marion Forks in 1958 where I Gloria Poole was chosen to re Rainbow Advisory Board he has been employed at the I present the club as the Auxil School at 2 p. m. meets at the home of Lowell Over 375 were in attendance Fish Hatchery. He is retiring iary July 4th princess. Cree at 215 S. E. Kingwood at following many years of Fish i After the business meeting including a number of Grand 8 p. m. Hatchery work. They plan to the hostess served a delicious Chapter officers from various parts of the state. Jaycees meet at the hall at 8 move to their home on the I dessert to those present. The gymnasium was decorat p. m. coast. Guest for the evening was ed with tumble weed, juniper Esther Rada of Pasadena, Calif., and carnations. Monday, April 5 who gave an informal but in the program a buf Round Robin Pinochle club Linda Long Chosen to teresting talk on their trip to fet Following dinner was served. at the home of Evelyn Davis when they visited A number of charter buses Take CampFire Course Europe many countries. Her views on brought people from various at 7:30. Linda Long, daughter of Mr. conditions in the Communist parts of the state. Bid or Bunch Pinochle club and Mrs. George Long, has country were especially inter- at the home of Edna Gordon been selected as a Counselor in esting. She said one time when , ... . with Jeannette Opoka as host Training as a part of the re- driving in Russia, they made Woman s Mission ess. 7:30. gular camping program of a wrong turn and got onto a Society Plant Sale OnI?°'e i Camp Fire Girls at Camp Kilo street that was not on the tour-, Wednesday, April 7_ . ^TJA — The \\ Oman’s wan. The CIT course will last ist agenda. She said it did not North Santiam Chamber of two years—four weeks each take long before officials saw "Jlsslon Society of the Idanha that they returned to the pre-, C °mmunity church has slated Commerce Board Meeting at summer. I 14th for 3 combined the Riverview at 12 noon. Eight girls were chosen for I scribed route. Dr. Edward Rada is a pro- "urnmaKe and bake sale. The the program, the others being Santiam Rebekah lodge at held from 10 hall from Salem. Corvallis and Al fessor at UCLA and the Radas e'Pnt W'H at 8 p. m. bany. The girls were chosen spent their spring vacation in a‘ m- p- m- *n *'1e social I ro:'rn the Idanha firehall. after reviewing their applica Mill City. | Suitable rummage donations Sponsored as a public service tions and being personally in will be appreciated. These may terviewed by the personnel Happiness is getting a nastv be brought to the hall the committee of the Willamette Sizes 1 to 14 Council of Camp Fire Girls.1 letter about an unpaid bill morning of the sale, or Mrs. I.inda is a member of the Hori- when you’ve just gotten back Arthur (Barbara) Whitely may be contacted for pickup. zon Club in Salem. I vour cancelled check. The Mission Society is still looking for materials’ suitable Insurance Agency, Inc. for bib making. The bibs will 129 Wall Street Sizes 3 to 15 be sent to Fairview Home in See Us For Salem when completed. Inter ested persons wishing to con All General Lines of Insnrance tribute to this worthy cause Phone 897-2345 may contact Mrs. Wnlteley at 854-3423. Jim Lewis Named Head of Jaycees I Subscribe to The I Slate of Officers Named for Lions Club Auxiliary MILL CITY HARDWARE The season to feel beautiful Ladies' Dresses $7.98 to $24.98 Ladies' Pant Suits $12.98 to $29.98 Girls Dresses $3.98 to $7.98 MADISON & DAVIS Teen Dresses $8.98 to $10.98 Panty Hose $1.25 to $2.49 PURSES—GLOVES—SCARFS INSULATION WEATHERSTRIPPING AND S5.9B Men's Shirts and Tie Sets Colored Dress Shirts and Sport $3.98 to $6.98 Shirts Slacks • • • $8.95 to $12.95 BUHlMtlllCMtl Straight and Flare Leg Styl SOX — TIES — BELTS BALDWIN’S Stayton, Oregon Phone 897-2610
