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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 13, 1971 JayCettes Stage Bingo Party 'UJo/na/ú, Pcufe. I Eastern Star Honors Mrs. Walter Brisbin Fred Bergs Return From Vacation Trip Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg re Marilyn Chapter No. 115 turned from a week’s vacation OES held the May meeting in Seattle and Victoria, B. C. 1 Monday night at the IOOF hail They drove to Seattle and Phone 897-2772 Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor with Marie Burrell, W. M. and spent the weekend with their I Alex Burrell, W. P. presiding. son, Dick, in celebration of his Escorted and introduced birthday anniversary. Dick is were Gordon Barker, Past a freshman at Seattle Pacific. On Monday they took the Grand Patron of Chadwick Chapter, Salem; Maud Clark, ferry to Victoria where they Grand Representative to Ten- visited many of the tourist nesee in Oregon and Phyllis attractions. Highlight of their Thede, Worthy Matron of visit in Victoria was when I they got to see Queen Eliza- Chadwick chapter. The program was presented beth, who was visiting there by a group of Rainbow Girls. in observance of their lOOth The new Santiam High Au Election of officers was held birthday. The Queen was ad ditorium made the perfect set with the following elected for dressing a crowd of 6- to 7,000 ting for the annual Home Eco the ensuing year: Worthy Ma people and the Bergs were nomics Style Show atteended tron, Rose Cree: Worthy l'a- able to get a good look at her by many parents, students, and ' tron, Lowell Cree: Associate from where they were. friends Thursday evening. They returned to Seattle on I Matron, Marilee Lyness; As- This year’s theme for the j sociate Patron, William Ly- Friday and visited with Dick affair was “Western Show | ness; Secretary, Mabel Yankus; before returning home on Sun down of Fashions,” with the : Treasurer, Ervin Peterson; day. clever stage-setting of an au- I Conductress, Agnes Carlson, i thentic buckboard wagon, sev- j and Associate Conductress, ' eral additional wagon wheels, I Jane Moore. saddles and bright saddle blan- j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Feasel «If i kets on saw-horses, and even I from Portland, who are Past a section of an old rain fence i Patron and Past Matron from carrying out the Idea. Westminster, Ca., were pre At the microphone was Linda sent. Hampton as commentator, de- Mothers were honored and The betrothal of Miss Alice I | scribing the garments as each I Mrs. Ruby Brisbin, the oldest ' mother present was presented ——.... .—■*. Clason, daughter of Mr. and girl modeled her own, with I a corsage by the Associate Pa Mrs. Ivan Clason of Mehama, several showing outsanding talent. The show opened with A tron, Lowell Cree. to Guy M. Walker was recent a “bang,’’ thanks to the gun I Mr. Barker and Mrs. Thede Ph. 363-1561 Salem ly announced. The bride-elect’s fighters, Leo Poole and Gordon each spoke briefly. in appropriate costumes. i Refreshments were served In the top photo senior citizens can be seen visiting fiance is the son of Mr. and Plotts, for , The toe-tapping program dur- j .. . I by the men. Table favors for Mrs. Walter Walker of Lyons. and sipping coffee at the Fellowship Hall before start ing the course of the evening i ,,.Jr. , dna Mrs' . 1|the mothers were made by. The wedding date has been Community ing to play free bingo as guests of the Mill City Jay- included numbers by the sing- U right are announcing the en-, S1)sip Keene, Sue McClintock, i for August 7 in Mehama. ers, Ken Goforth, Larry Horn- g ? g ? ment T of . the ‘ r daughter, | and Erenda Gallion> Rainb ow Cettes. In the lower photo Shirley Bigness is seen calling set Both young people attend Calendar of Events out the bingo numbers. Prizes given were home made Stayton High School. er, and Mike Elliott, who ac-1 KenJ Girls, baked goods.—The Enterprise photos. companied themselves on their j„ c ret V-.90^ ' >r’nal?h ------------------------ - various string-instruments; a ^:,.Eugene°’ kindred. Both piano medley by Twyla Fultz: La-mlI,es -reslde ln M1U City’ Mothers Honored at JayCettes Plan for Thursday, May 13— and a rip-roaring square dance I OOF No. 144 meets at lodge put on by Nancy Lalack, Linda ian Church. Another Bingo Party IDANHA — A special pro hall at 8 p. m. Long, Vicki Olson. Lisa Gab gram honoring mothers on Miss Wright is a student at | Another of the JayCette riel, Larry Homer, Dennis Santiam Canyon Extension High School. Kenneth i Mother’s Day was held at the sponsored Senior Citizen’s Cox, Ken Goforth, and Kim Santiam graduated from Santiam High Community church on meets at Gates Club House at 1 Bingo parties was held Friday Gabriel, all in bright costumes. 10 a. m. Lesson to be “Puzzle School in 1967 and attended Sunday. c afternoon at Fellowship Hall A highlight of the affair was Oregon j A special song, “Put Your of Food Prices.” College of Education tof the Presbyterian church. the group of “bachelors,” mod for one year. He is now em i Hand in the Hand of the Man Camp Fire and Bluebird | About 24 people attended the eling the shirts they had made. ployed by U. S. Ply in Idanha. Galilee’’ was presented by the Grand Council Fire 7:30 p. m. i party and the door prize was Included were John Brannan, teenagers, accompanied by I won by Mrs. Mabel Bruder. Gordon Plotts, Paul Freeman, Mrs. Joe ZeJfer at the piano. High School Auditorium. | Various homemade baked good Jerry Hutchinson, Leo Poole, Two Rebekah Members A trumpet solo “How Great Monday, May 17— To Fit Most All Cleaners ies were won as bingo prizes. and Kim Gabriel. | Thou Art” was presented by a Lions Club Dinner meeting Those serving refreshments Co-ordinator for the well- visiting guest, George Higley CHECK WITH US FIRST at the Sports-man’s Country and assisting with the party presented show was Mrs. Sher Get Seal of Perfection I of Canby. were Shirley Bigness, Judy ry Leisinger, Home Economics | Santiam Rebekah Lodge No. | Following the Sunday school Kitchen. Wells, Becky Lewis, Judy instructor. Other helping “back 1166 met May 5th with Noble' hour, the high school Sunday AF&AM Lodge meets at hall i Bogle, Barbara Penrose, and instructor. Others helping Grand, Mrs. Otto Weidman pre-‘ I school class presented each mo at 8 p. m. 1 Madeline Bigness. “back at the ranch,” according siding. j ther with a marigold plant. Highway 22 Phone 897-2785 Round Robin Pinochle club I The JayCettes are making to the clever programs, were: Special gifts were awarded Mrs. Dave Barnhardt and Mill City, Oregon tentative plans for another Curtain, Mike Moffatt: Lights, Mrs. Albert Carr reported that ! , to Mrs. Irene Paullin, oldest at the home of Lu MacGregor . party to be held in the fall. Darrell Plotts, and Runners, State approval for a chair lift ' , mot h cl er present; Mrs. Larry at 7:30 p. m. ,“UL" Karen Davis and Debbie Barn I >n Lodge halls has not been - Barker (Evelyn Baker) young- Bid or Bunch Pinochle Club hardt. ______ ___ but there is a commit- mother; Mrs. Orville (dinner in Salem.. Cars leaving I Taking part in the various ’cleared »¿¿"working’ on such 1 rules 1 Swindler, with youngest baby, 6 p. m. categories were the following and we w'in b^‘notified whenia"d Mrs., Carrie Storey with girls: Skirts, Janarry Gifford, they arrive at a accepted con oldest child present. Wednesday, May 19— ....... which . .................... Mrs. Earl Michaelson, sup Santiam Rebekah Diane Wills, Carolyn Kenline, veyance Lodge will meet all Rosie Savage. Cathy Ohrt, safety requirements. They also er>nter|dent of the Sunday meets at Lodge Hall 8 p. m. Vickie Fairchild, and Wanda reported that the new chandel- ‘ presented the awards, Newcomers Club Potluck Blackburn. lers for the dining room have | dinner 6 p. m. Gates Club I Wool dreses, Melissa Etzel, I been ordered. Woman's Civic Club House. Starla Neal, Karen Howell, I Mrs. Walter Thomas receiv- — u ij o L Cl Linda Long, Nancy Lalack, ; I ed appointment to the Creden-| I O Hold Dake Dale North Santiam Chamber of Lisa Gabriel, and — Rebecca , tdals Committeee from Presi- DETROIT — The recent pot Commerce at 12 noon. River- Savage. Ident Jessie Goude. luck luncheon sponsored by view Cafe, Mehama. Cotton skirts. Barbara Gil- vwu>< ’s Civic Mrs. Dave Barnhardt, assist- the Detroit Woman I lenwater, Suzy Wilson, Cindy ant Assembly Conductor and Club was reported 1 to have Sponsored as a public service ■ Bethel, Cindy Reid, Dixie Mrs. - - ----- - - — Walter — Thomas, past As- - been successful. Plans are now bv Brown, and Debbie Bacon. sembly Home Committee mem- being made to hold a bake Cotton dresses, Kathy t h y | ber, have been appointed by, sale. The group’s last meeting I Wright, Cindy Bozek, I Lori I President Jessie Goude to of the season (summer vaca- Dayton. Rosie Savage, and bring legislation to Assembly ,tion) is slated for June 9 at | Doris Hovey. to make the Assembly Home 8 p. m. at Detroit City hall. Casual clothes, Linda Tong, Committee a Standing Com- A spokesman for the club Insurance Agency, Inc. Susan Dorothy, Sherry Baker, mittee, said members would begin 12» Wall Street Patty Elliott, Colleen Grant, I Mrs. Otto Weldman present- painting and stenciling the See U« For Starla Neal, Sherry Richards, ed Seals of Perfection from new city street signs Monday. Debbie Tonkins, Karen Hutch District Deputy President Ag-, Work days are scheduled at All General Linea of Insurance inson, and Jenny Chance. nes Allen to Mrs. Alex Bode-¡the Detroit city hall. Phona 897-2345 Lounging, Doris Hovey, I ker and Mrs. Albert Carr. | The club has contributed $50 Shelley Richards. Anita Hut Mrs. Dave Barnhardt and to the project. chinson, and Mary Gay Fleet Mrs. Albert Carr presented a---------------------------------------- wood. _______ skit and _____________ card shower to ____ Daisy Jackets and coats, Dena Mas-, Geddes who has been a mem- ters, Diane Morrison. Frances, ber for 63 years and to Otto I Clark, and Sandi Oliver. | Koeneke for services to his Formals. Linda Mack. Chris t Lodge and his Community. Mr. , What can they do for you? Ohrt. Marie Wright, Betsy celebrating' rwisv La- u.i- - . Koeneke noenexe was also ceienrati First: They will be corrected. MunvaTl, Sherry P-inharrts Richards.. I | hi his 0 76th birthday ♦v»« the following 1 Second: You may continue with your us Toni Newberg. Fran Blumen -¡day. Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood | stein. Sharon Muise, Linda gave a birthday reading. Fol ual daily work. Oakland, and Patty McClint lowing the meeting, refresh-1 Third: No serious dietary changes. ock. ments were served by Glenn! Dr. E. R. REYNOLDS Anderson. Irl Plymale. Albert I Carr and Otto Koeneke. Mr. I NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN Rainbow Girls Attend Koeneke was presented with a 1144 Center St N. E. Salem Ph. 363-9460 birthday cake. Annual Style Show r ■■ .11 FOUNDATIONS Paul A. Paris Wo"/’° ci>“kI’ Sund°* For Your Convenience We Now Have VACUUM CLEANER REPLACEMENT BAGS Western Auto and Rose Hardware NOTICE Subscribers, please check the label on your Enterprise this week. If the figure following your name is MADISON & DAVIS 5-71 your subscription has expired Why not send in a check for your renewal today. YOU SAVE MONEY TREATMENTS FOR HEMORRHOIDS By Subscribing to THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE You can save more than the subscription price of The Enterprise by reading the ads and then taking advantage of the bargains offered. Try it and see. SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Marion and Linn Counties $4.00 Outside Marion and Linn but still in Oregon $4.50 Outside Oregon $5.00 The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 Mill City .Oregon Meeting at Stayton A group of girls from Mari Stork Shower Honors lyn Assembly, Order of Rain I bow for Girls attended a re Mrs. David McKennan ception in Stayton last Wed- nesday evening when Acacia A baby shower was held Sat Assembly honored Odie Vogle, urday evening. May 8. at the Grand Representative to Lou home of Mrs. John Darby, isiana in Oregon and Nancy honoring Mrs David McKen-1 Drushella. Grand Choir mem- nan. Co-hostesses were Mrs. ber. j Kendall Nieger and Mrs. Le- Honored guests were Mrs. roy Fender Dorothea Scarth. Grand Depu-, Yellow and white decora- ty of the Rainbow Girls from; tions were used with the serv- Silverton: Karl Wijgjer, Asso- , ¡ng table centered with a baby ciate Grand Patron of Grand " ' bear. Following the opening of! Chapter. OES of Oregon, Don gifts, refreshments were serv na Hopper. Worthy Matron, ed to Mrs. Gerald Irwin. Mrs. and Ray Hopper. Worthy Pa I John Clark. Mrs. Don McKen- tron of Euclid Chapter OES of i nan, Mrs. I .ester Johnson. Mrs. Jefferson. Don Huckeby. Mrs. Gerald Attending from Mill City Rosamond. Mrs. Louise Berg were Cindy Bethel. Shelley er. Mrs. Gerald Lindemann. Richards, Vicki Vandercover Mrs. Louis Morgan. Mrs John ing. Lauri Bethel, Sue Mc Darby and the honored guest, Clintock. Verlene Peterman. Mrs. McKennan. I Susie Wison Mrs William Me- I Clintack and Mrs. Virgil Lew- Why Oont You Subscribe to I Mrs McClinbvk served on The Mil! Chy Enterprh* the refreshment committee. SAVE MONEY Boysen 1c Paint Sale ENDS MAY 15 Buy Now and SAVE! KELLY LUMBER SALES mill oity . orcbon Phone 897-2610
