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INSULATION WEATHERSTRIPPING AND I 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 15, 1971 WcMtarii PacjfA I | Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor II all Cree's To Celebrate 40th Anniversary • • 11 «• Lyons Extension Unit Elects Lucille Huber As New Pres'dent Phone 897-27', 2772 I . • lit* Extension Unit Selects Officers For 1971-72 Term LYONS—‘Vegetables Please’ was the lesson for the meet Mr. and Mrs. Ixtwell O. Cree ing of the Lyons Extension will celebrate their 40th wedd Unit held Thursday morning ing anniversary Sunday, April at the City Hall beginning at 18th, with an open house in 10 a. m. Alma Olmstead and The Santiam Canyon Home their home at 215 S. E. King- Lu Brown, the project lead Extension met last Thursday wood Drive, Mill City. ers gave a very interesting : at the Gates Club House. Those KELLY LUMBER SALES Friends and relatives are in demonstration. During the ■ attending were Alma Bate, MILL CITY. OREGON vited to call between the hours business meeting, election of ' Jessie Caryl, Hannah Cather- Boy of The Month Girl of The Month of 1 and 5 pm. officers was the main business wood, Ruby Hutchinson, Lola Lowell Cree and Rose Dick with Lucille Huber elected iHenness, Sue Gillenwater, Boy of the Month at Santiam Girl of the Month for March inson were married April 16,! president. Helen Johnston, vice | Ruth McCombs, Sharon Har High for the month of March 1931, in Tillamook. Oregon, i president, and Eleanor La- rison, Shirley Swaim, Janet is Bruce Beyer. He is a Senior is Jackie Claris. She is a Junior They have spent most of their Munyan, secretary-treasurer. Lewis, Glenda Roten Leonora and is the son of Mr. ana Mr«. tills year at Santiam High. married life in Mill City, where; A discussion was held and Cutsforth. Joanna Kamzas, William Beyer of Mill City. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Cree is self-employed in I several plan to attend Achieve Dcrothy Newberg, Fay Moore Bruce entered Santiam High SO YOU THINK Vernon Clark of Mill City. the logging industry. his Junior year from Rolling ment day to be hpld in Albany and Wyoma Baechler. Doris YOU'RE PAYING Jackie has been in Pep Club. Hosting the event will be Wednesday, April 14. Present I Rogers was a guest. Hills, Calif. He has been in THROUGH THE the couple’s two daughters and for the meeting were Helen basketball, football and base Girls’ Athletic Association. husbands; Patricia and William Johnston. June McPeeters. Al | The nominating committee ball while he has been at San Drill Team, J. V. Cheerleader, NOSE FOR OTHER McClintock and Betty Lou and ma Olmstead, Bertha Young. | reported new officers to be tiam. Last year he received and Varsity Cheerleader this DRIVERS' year. Her Freshman year she Gordon McMorris: and their Kathy Lathrope. Lee Loomis. ; Fay Moore. Chairman: Jessie the Drafting Award. ACCIDENTS. son and wife, Donald and Carol Alma Spellmeyer, Lu Brown Caryl, Vice-Chairman: and Sue He plans to attend a two- was Class Treasurer and Prin Cree. Also assisting at the event Dcrothy Downer. Fem Peder- I Gillenwater. Secretary-Treasur year college and perhaps go cess for the Sweetheart Ball. Safe drivers save er for a second term. A lunch on to a four-year college and money at Safeco. will be their three grandchild -on, and Alta Bodeker. She plans to attend Lane eon for new officers will be major in Business Adminis Community College and hopes Careful people have ren, Patty, Mark and Sue Me- fewer accidents, so held at the McNary Golf tration. Clin took. to become a Secretary. it costs us less, and IVSCS Meets at Course. we pass the savings The Club will send the new on to you. And Howard Naue Home officers Katie Sieg Hosts when it comes to Eastern Star Lodge to the State Council Friendship Luncheon LYONS—Mrs. Howard Naue claims settlement Wednesday Card Club was hostess for the meeting meeting to be held May 4. 5 we try to contact Takes in New Member claimants within LYONS — Katie Sieg was of the Womens Society of md 6 with the Extension pay- Held by Ladies of 24 hours, and settle hostess for the Wednesday af Christian Service at her home | ing the registration fee and claims within S Marilyn Chapter No. 143 ternoon card club with the Tuesday afternoon. The meet- luncheon for the new officers, I i Presbyterian Church working days. OES held the April meeting at Those attending will be Ruth party held at the home of her ing opened with short devo- Safeco. Insurance na Mrs. Phyllis Griffitt. Assoc the IOOF hall Monday evening daughter-in-law, Mary Sieg. tions with Mrs. Wilson Stev- McCombs. Fay Moore, Jessie everything you value. iate Dean of Students at Ore with Marie Burrell, Worthy 500 was in play following a ens presiding in the absence of Caryl and Alma Bate. It was announced that a gon College of Education and Matron and Alex Burrell, Wor one-thirty dessert luncheon.. Alta Bodeker. president. The High score was held by Gladys usual business was carried out special meeting, “Camping in ' guest speaker for the Spring thy Patron, presiding. Nygaard, second high by Laura and plans were made for the 1 Oregon.” will be held April | friendship luncheon” last Escorted and introduced were Neal and low by June McPeet annual Birthday Luncheon 27 at the Northwest Natural I Thursday afternoon at Fell Maud Clark, grand representa SMILE ers. with Tuesday. April 20, the Gas Company in Salem and owship Hall, was very well- tive to Tennessee in Oregon YOU 'RE WITH received. Over fifty members and Erja Crowell. Worthy Ma Others attending were Alma date set and to be held in the will be open to the public. Olmstead, Bertha Young. Bea dining room of the United SAFECO. The Club decided to send and guests of the Presbyterian tron and Henry Crowell, Wor Hiatt, Mabel Downing. Zeta Methodist church at 12 o’clock -15.00 towards a 4-H Scholar ■ Women’s Association attended . thy Patron of Willamette Chap- Prichard. Katie Skillings. Ber- noon. The price of the lunch ship. Announcement was also the delightful affair, arranged, ter No. 39. Shedd, ncice Bridges. Pauline Tobbets eon is your birthday pennies. made that the §71.60 made ¡by the president. Mrs. William ' Degrees of the order were conferred on William Lyness Beta Allen. Leota Worden. Come and bring your pennies from the Salad Luncheon and : I.yness, and her committees. Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Margaret Kunkle. Jaunita Dav and enjoy the fellowship. Mrs. Silent Auction would be do ! Acting as toastmistress for with his brother-in-law, Murry Mill City, Oregor is. Doris Roy. Anna Holzfuss. Ethel Huffman is chairman nated to the Canyon Scholar : the luncheon was Mrs. Roy Moore, acting as courtesy can- I Podrabsky, who made a few didate. Ruth Lyons, Mary Sieg and the and will appoint other mem ship Fund. hostess. bers to assist her. Sharon Harrison and Leon I opening remarks, followed by i A number of invitations the invocation which was giv-| were read from various chap ora Cutsforth will summer set up club i 'cn by the Rev' Wavne Blake. Iters to Friendship Nights and activities for the summer. The The be _____ hpl/i I Musical entertainment was, Receptions. next meeting w rill _ ___ May 13. 10 a. m. at the Gates , furnished by Miss Twyla Fultz | Mr. and Mrs. Crowell both Club House. The topic will be and her violin, accompanied spoke briefly under good of "Puzzle of Food Prices” and at the piano by Mrs. Eldon the order. Several visitors were pres everyone is invited to attend. Hutchinson. The head table was beautiful ent. ly centered with an arrange Marilyn Chapter will be the ment of deep rose camellias, hostess chapter for the District Mr. and Mrs. Pat flanked by green tapers, and meeting on April 26 at Mill the small tables about the City with Acacia Chapter No. Moore Announce room were individually center 63. Stat-ton and Victoria Chap- ed with a small nose-gav of ter No. 76 Turner. Mrs. Grace Birth of 1st Child camellias in an attractive vase. I. Ewing, Worthy Grand Ma Bouquets of daffodils also tron will make her official Mr. and Mrs. Pat Moore from were u«ed in decoration of the visit at this time. A practice Alameda. Calif., are the prond large room. | will be held on Sunday after ’»rents of their first child, a Mrs. Griffitts gave her own noon, April 25 at 2 p. m. at =on. bom April 10. He was interesting testimony on the til'- hall in Mill City. named for his two grandfath subjet of “What Christ Means Refreshments were served ers. Daniel Marvin. To Me.” giving personal high following the meeting by Mrs. Mrs. Moore is the former lights of her own dedicated Albert Toman. Jr., from Sal Flaine Stafford of Mill City life. For two years she was em, Mrs Jack Scott and Mrs. ■nd Mr. Moore is the son of Assistant Dean of Women at Donald Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Moore. Jr., ( the University of Oregon, "dsc of Mill City. I where she received ___ her ______ master' Great grandparents are Mrs. | degree, going to O.C.E. at Mon- Eda Stafford of Gates and Mr. ■ mouth in 1967. Tn June of iocs, Community uxl Mrs. Danny Moore. Sr., of ¡she married Everett Griffitt. Chimacum, Wn. | who was the father of three Calendar of Events Pat Moore is stationed at ■children, ages 7. 4. and 2. by Alameda with the U. S. Mar ' a previous marriage, the smal- ne Corps. I lest being an adopted child. Mrs. Stafford has been in Only in her early 30’s Mrs. California with her son-in-law Griffitts has had much exper Thursday, April is_ Javcees meet at Hall 8 p. m. .’nd daughter the past week ience in working with youth. and Mr. Stafford and daughter-1 especially at the college level, Friday, April if— in-law. Mrs. Lee Stafford and whom she quotes as being Concert by McNarv Highland «on Timmy, went south Satur- “sick of phony adults.” Howev- ers at the Santiam High School day. Mrs. Stafford's husband. | er. she thinks there is a spirit- Auditorium at 8 p. m. who is in the U. S Navy, dock- ual awakening fast taking place xi during the week and joined on the college campus as a Monday, April 19_ his family. They plan to re whole and that students are ~ Lions Club dinner meeting turn to Mill City the middle of I turning to Christ for a com at the Sportsman Countrv Kit this week. mon bond. Her suggestion was chen 6:30 p.m. A. F. & A. M. This is the Moore’s first that more people should open Lodge meeting at Ixxige 8 p. m. grandchild and the Stafford's their homes to young people Round Robin Pinochle Club second, both grandsons. i and that they be impressed at the home of Agnes Carlson 1 with the lessening value of ma- 7;3o p. m i terial things. Bid or Bunch Pinochle Club Easter Party Held The afternoon's door-prize, at the h w of Carol Cree with a lovely calatiium plant, was Mbry Schmelling as hostess At Elmer Shaw Home won by Mrs. Lloyd Girod. AI Tuesday, April 20— I grc.un c- un of seventh-grade girls as- as-1 Mill City Woman'« Club at Mrs Elmer Shaw assisted by si-ted by serving as waitresses. her daughter. Mrs. Rud Bii- Name-tags helped in creating a the home of Sue Mikkelson veu was hostess at the Shaw friendly atmosphere. Mrs Carl with Mrs Dein Mowery and borne Saturday afternoon for Kelly headed the food commit Mrs. Francis Bodeker as host a Easter party for a group of tee: Elsie Ohmart the telephone esses. committee: and Clara Epperson small children. dncMiay, April 21_ I The Shaw heme was decor and Faye Verbeck decorated M Santiam Rebekah Ixidge tables ated using the Easter motif. meets at Hall 8 p.m. 1 hiring the afternoon the Newcomer’s Club meets at children enjoved an Easter Gates Clubhouse—potluck din Egg hunt (between showers) ner 6 p.m. ’n the vard Each little guest North Santiam Chamber of was given a pretty Easter bas Commerce meets at 12 noon ket made bv the hostesses to Rn erview Cafe. Jet boat dem put their eggs in. onstration on program. THIS SINGING GROUP HAS RECENTLY GIVEN A CONCERT IN HAWAII AND| Following the “hunt” games ; we-e plaved in the house Sponsored as a public servlet ARE IN DEMAND ALL OVER THE AREA. IT WILL BE AN EVENING OF ENJOY- The children were seated at * a gailv decorated table where Smart Alex refreshments were served. MENT FOR MUSIC LOVERS. PLAN TO ATTEND Mrs Rilyeu made large de corated Faster Runnv cookie« There are Two Forms which were presented to each of Government child. Insurance Agency, Inc. Proceeds from the Concert » ¡11 go to the Attending were Denis» and The Long Form and 129 Wall Sfrret Dianna Andrews from Myrtle Lions Sight Conservation Fund. See U« FW The Short Form Creek Keith. Kenneth and III General I.lam of I Kimberlv Penrose. Angie Wi ley LesMe and Hekb. White. Phone 897-2345 Cheryl Swigart. and Randy Adult Tickets $1.00 Student Tickets 75c Eilyeu Jerry Pitfam Insurance MUSICAL CONCERT Santiam High School Auditorium Friday, April 16—8 P. M Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise S-4.00 per Year MADISON & DAVIS Mill City Hardware
