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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1971)
Guest« at the home of Mr. Lions Hear Richey On American Funeral Plan and Mrs. Donovan Moffatt Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Cris McMann and Brody of Beaverton, Mrs. Daphne Frace and Bob Person of Milwaukie and Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt. It was a combination birthday dinner for Mrs. Moffatt anil Mr. McMann, and a decorated birthday cake and home-made ice cream were served follow ing the dinner. I Everett Richey of Stayton was guest speaker at the Lions club meeting Monday night. He was accompanied by his wife. His talk was on the American Funeral plan, which s a pre paid funeral plan. Top- :c was “Understanding for the Future.” He said that only 47% of the people have wills, and it is something that everyone should have, as it is a means of protecting the estate of the Betty Klutke and Ellen deceased person. Stahlman spent the weekend Richey said the American in Portland where they at Funeral plan originated in tended a beautv seminar spon Oregon, and now is operating sored by tthe Portland Beauty in 16 states. Nine more states Supply. will be added this year. Martin Hansen gave a re Jim Fencl and his mother, port on the Highlanders con Mrs. Joe Fencl, drove to Is- cert, and while it was not sipuah, Wn., Saturday to take a success financially, it did the Joe Fenci’s granddaughter. provide some top entertain Jody Fencl, home. She had ment for those who attended. visited with the Fencl’s and Tentative date for installa her other grand-parents, Mr. tion of the Lions club and Aux and Mrs. Bill Bickett, for a- iliary officers has been set for bou-t 4 days. While in Issiquah, May 8, with Fred Krecklow to Mrs. Fencl got to see her new make the arrangements for the grandson, Kevin, bom recent meeting place. ly to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas George Long, first vice presi Fencl. dent was in charge of the meet ing. Monday afternoon callers at the home of Mrs. Ernest Gra Boy and Girl of the Month, ham were Mr. and Mrs. Clar Jackie Clark and Bruce By ence Reid and their daughter, ers were guests of the club. Mrs. Bud Strand, all of Silver- ton. Last Saturday evening Mr. Highlanders Concert Here Is Enjoyed City of Lyons Levies No Tax To Operate Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise 897-2127 Your number to Call, for after hours emer gency Prescription Service. Mill City Pharmacy Frank HtromquiM, Owner Ph. 897-2812 MID City Mrs. Virgil Lewis and Joe Bowes took a group of Rain bow Girls from Marilyn As sembly No. 60 to a reception at Ramona Assembly at Silverton. Attending were Nancy Lalack. Worthv Advisor. Colleen Grant Patti Fohl, Linda Long. Ver- lene Peterman and Rhonda Meader. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hus ton from Salem were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie French. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly spent the weekend over in John Day to attend an execu live board meeting where plans were made for the Postmast ers' convention to be held in that city in June They rode over with Postmaster and Mrs Bob lenders from Silverton Too Late to Classify WANTED TO BUY — Dog house, weight lifting set, ex erciser bicycle. Call 897-8904. l«p Nurse Examination To Be Given at Linn-Benton C C Twenty-six members of the Mill City Woman's club and their guests attended the meet ing at the home of Mrs. 0. M. The concert put on by the Mikkelsen Tuesday evening McNary Highlanders, a singing with Mrs. Dean Mowry and group of 18 young people from Mrs. Francis Bodeker as re McNary High School in Salem, freshment hostesses. Guests and sponsored by the Mill City included Mrs. Margaret Snow. Lions Club at the new high Mrs. Frederick Schofield, and school auditorium last Friday Mrs. John Young. evening was quite well-attend The president, Mrs. Mel ed and very well received by Rambo, conducted the business the audience. Just recently session, with Mrs. Harry’ Ma having participated in several son, assisting as secretary. It concerts in Hawaii, the girls was announced that the Spring made a lovely appearance in meeting of the Marion County blue velvet formals, and the Federation of Women’s clubs boys in white jackets and dark will be held Thursday, April 29, at a Salem restaurant. A trousers. Director of the well-trained large number from the local group is Alice Rose Jones, and club plant to attend. Mrs. Mik accompanist at the piano, who kelsen is a vice-president of showed unusual talent, was the federation. Elected to serve on the fi Ruth Palnick. Mrs. Jones is Mrs. Lloyd Girod’s sister, and nance committee was Mrs. her daughter, Coral'.e Jones, Glen. Cummings, the others be- ng Mrs. O. K. DeWitt and was one of the soloists. There was an elaborate set Mrs. Harvey Tolbert, who will up of microphones and audio tie chairman next year. A letter from the Steering equipment so that the entire concert could be taped, the Committee was read with the acoustics being adjudged near club deciding to give the usua’ perfect for such a project. cash donation rather than Lions club members were re sponsoring a float and prin splendent in their colorful jack cess for the parade. Following a request from ets. were in charge of the tick- etts and served as ushers. Their the local American Cancer president, Gale Larson, wel Society committee, a collection I comed the crowd, and Martin was taken up from those pre I Hansen was ticket chairman. sent, which netted $20. The club yearly report Profits from the concert go to the Lion sight conservation ■which will be given by th< fund, which supports the Dev president at the federation ers Eye Clinic at Portland, meeting, was read and approv furnishing eye surgery to cor cd. It was also mentioned tha' rect the vision of children who copies of the by-laws are being could not otherwise afford it. typed for those interested. The State Convention of the A number of Burt Bachar- ach numbers were featured on Oregon Federation of Wom the program including “Rain en’s clubs was announced to be drops Keep Fallin’ On Mv held Wednesday and Thurs Head," “Close To You,” “We’ve day, May 5 and 6. at Sun River Only Just Begun,” “This Guy’s Lodge south of Bend. One of In Love With You,” and “The the projects is to raise funds for a cover for the swimming Windows of the World.” pool at Hillcrest School for Kasandra Green, a Sopho Girls. more, performed two bal’et numbers with the chorus furn Next meeting of the club is as a 6:30 pot-luck ishing background music, and scheduled dinner May 25 at the country soloists included Dennis Koup- home Mrs. O. K. DeWitt at al, Nancy Munger, Roy Ratz- which of time laff, Marc Winter, and Coralie lie installed. new officers will .Tones who sang the title song Dean Mowry reported from “How the West Was on Mrs. activities for the Sen Lost,” an original musical com ior her Area Beautifica edy which is being presented in tion. Citizens, Community Improve the McNary High School aud ment, and “get-together” to be itorium this week from Tues held on a May 3 in the council day' through Saturday evening. room at the City Hall for the Seniors. A discussion was held concerning the school budget and members were urged to help get out the vote May 3. The program was a demon stration talk on “Creative Arts” by Mrs. Tolbert and Mrs. W. E. Beyer who showed samples of their oil painting and china painting, respective ly. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Nell DeWitt was in and Mrs. Robert Levon attend Monmouth one dav last week ed the 13th annual musical attending the 4th district meet show at Willamina High school ing of the Oregon Federation where their niece and hus of Women’s club. She is a band, Mr. and Mrs. Gary member of the Mill City club! Swanson (Carol Schaer) both and Conservation chairman! teach. Mr. Swanson was in for the district. i charge of the stage sets and make up for the performance Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Balti which featured black and more of rural Redmond were white geometric figures on the in Mill City this week visiting costumes. with longtime friends. They were enroute home from Port Spending Friday at the home land where they had been vis I of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Golden iting with relatives. I were her sister, Mr. and Mrs. I Gerald Wellsandt from Spo Mrs. Gerald Golden was kane, Wn., and their two honored last Sunday at her daughters, Peggy Davis from home with a family birthday San Francisco, and Mr. and dinner. Attending were Mr. Mrs. Robert Hengen, Tammy and Mrs. Golden and two child and Steven from El Paso, ren. her mother, Mrs. Virgin Texas. ia Hofendredl, her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Al Pease re Richard Nienke, Scott and Pamela, all of Stayton, and his turned recently from having parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde spent a long vacation in the I Bay area, fishing and visiting Golden. | friends. They reported having Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moore, 1 lots of luck fishing. Jr., have returned from Ala meda, Ca., where they went to Marilyn Social club will meet greet their first grandchild, on Wednesday, April 28 for a Marvin Daniel Moore, young potluck luncheon at 12 o’clock son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Moore. at the home of Mrs. Earl Park er. 125 Central Street in Sil Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Sy-1 verton. Those who plan to go verson of Salem are announc-1 and need transportation are ing the birth of their first asked to call Mrs. Lowell Cree, child, a son, born on Sunday,; 897-2793 before Tuesday morn April 18 at the Salem General ing. hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Don Marshall Syverson of Mill City are the LYONS — The budget for and Mrs. Bob Scranton from paternal grandparents. Tygh Valley visited S. G. this city is expected to decline Mrs. J. C. Dickinson from (Boots) Higdon for a short §2,072 from last year under a Salem is spending a few weeks time Thursday evening. Mr. proposal from the city budget visiting at the home of her Higdon hasn’t been too well committee presented this week. The total budget of $22,500 son-in-law and daughter, Mr. for the past few weeks. included a general fund ex and Mrs. Lowell Cree. Mrs. Ernie McLennon of penditure of $9,392. The city levies no taxes. Op RUMMAGE Sale Friday and Stayton and formerly of Mill Saturday at Gates. 2 doors west City is still confined to the erating funds come from allo cations from state cigarette, of General Store. Electric Santiam Memorial hospital. liquor and gasoline taxes. Ranges. Tables, Clothes. Dish The council approved annex Mrs. Fred Gnnschke has re es, Appliances and much more. turned to her home following ation of property owned by a two week’s stay at Santiam Bruce Sims, Thomas Hodges Memorial hospital at Stayton. and George Nydegger. The men did not object to the an Mrs. Marvin Stafford re nexation, which lies south of turned home Saturday follow the Mehama bridge. The council announced Its ing a two week visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. intention to pressure property and Mrs. Pat Moore at Ala owners to remove old cars meda. Ca. She went south to from their property, and to eroet and help care for her enforce regulations requiring new grandson. Marvin Daniel skirts around mobile homes. Moore. JOT THIS NUMBER DOWN! School Budget Discussed at Woman's Club Local People Attend Lyons Church Buffet Several carloads of Mill City residents attended the an nual birthday luncheon at the Lyons Methodist church in Lyons last Tuesday noon. Flach person paid for the buf fet lunch according to his or her age. then was seated at the table decorated in keeping with the month erf birth. An interesting program was presented, and highlight of the affair was the decorated birth day cake made bv Mrs. Orville Downing. Mrs. Florence Darl ing gave a reading and also sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson Stevens at the piano. The largest delegation at tending from out-of-town was the local group which included Mr. and Mrs C. A. Bruder, Mrs. Elmer Shaw. Mrs. John Holman, Mrs. J. C. Kimmel. Mrs. Harry Mason. Mrs. John Swan. Mrs. Martin Hanaen. Mrs Else Allen. Mrs Ernest Graham Mrs. Lloyd Girod. Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, and Mrs Charles Kelly 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 22, 1971 personnel senices on campus. “Associate Degree Nursing at LBCC is a very demanding Students interested in tak ing Linn-Benton Community program and requires a bette- College’s Associate Degree than average background in Nursing two-year program may math and science,” Talbott stat take the required national pre ed. “And, it’s only one of the nursing guidance and aptitude . health occupations areas avail exam on April 24. but must able to students at the college. sign up for this examination ■ Even if they find it difficult before April 23, according to ■ to enter tne two-year nursing Robert Talbott, Director of program, thev may decide to investigate a career as a den Counseling The test is a requirement not tal assistant through our one- only of Linn-Benton Commun-, year program, or the 12-week ity College, but is prescribed nursing assistant, orderlies and by the National I-oagtie for aides program. We work with Nursing. The test will be ad the student so that he may ministered again on June 15 enter the right program for through the counseling center him, and assure his successful on the LBCC campus, and ap completion of that program.” Interested persons may con plications may be made through the office of student tact the college at 926-6091. If the number following your name on The En terprise label reads 4-71 it's time to send a check for renewal. Smart Alex The Confederate Army Was Non-Union Mill City Hardware BUY THIS GALLON FOR 7.85 GET'’' Si THIS GALLON F°R 1* SS jkSAVE ON SUNDRIES YOU «AVE «.01 gSSg.l PLASOLUX Po.o.i.muK, 4» DREEM ODO fcSSSs LESS SEJMID gm » 2». & sale smuts ww. a mi wkiMt», Deanha PTC To Meet Thursday DETROIT — The Deanha PTC will hold their regular meeting of the month Thurs day, April 22 at 7:30 p. m. in the grade school library. The program will include the installation of new officers, and the 7th and 8th grades will present several songs. Officers to be installed are Mrs. Lynn Williamson, presi dent: Mrs. Lloyd Ketchum, vice president; Mrs. Arthur White- ley, secretary, and Mrs. Al bert Adams, treasurer. Refreshments will be served by the 2nd and 3rd grade room mothers, and the public is invited. DREEM LATEX A dream of interior 6nt paint Applies easily with brush or roller Dries quickly to a velvet finish. 10 colors and white. , Custom colors slightly higher. Covers most Interior surfaces when applied according to directions 8 IN. FAUTE rArl - A TEFLON LINED! S-.„, MILL THANK YOU . . . I would like to Thank all of my Cus tomers for their past patronage and I CITY . sa T e ONI y r vaut 1.79 ;......................................................... OREGON Phone 897-261 0 WELCOME .... I wish to Announce that I have purch ased Barbara's Beauty Lane. will continue to serve you under the New The shop will be closed for a short Ownership. Locking Forward To Seeing You Soon. BARBARA DAVIDSON Barbara's Beauty Lane time but we hope to see all past customers as well as many new ones. BETTY KLUTKE Studio of Hair Design
