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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1971)
Gates Kindergarten Graduation Held Graduation ceremonies were ■held Thursday evening, May 13, at the Gates Kindergarten rooms for the 1970-71 Gates- Mill City Kindergarten stu dents. Teri Mumey gave the opening prayer. The students sang several songs, accompan ied by Mrs. Willard Howell, and then each one recited their favorite poem. Diplomas were presented by their teacher, Mrs. George Stafford, to Derrel Anderson Karin Bastuscheck Robin Boas ter, Tami Brosig, Stacey Pick er, Roljert Gesner, Tammy Housley, Kristi Lengacher, Teri Mumey, Neil O’Donnel, Kevin Poole, Stephanie Sand ers, Phyllis Stodola, Danny Teague and Angie Wiley. Mrs. Stafford also presented each student with a gift along with orchid corsages to Mrs. How ell, and Mrs. Dale Brosig and a gift to Mrs. Brosig in appre ciation of her chairmanship of the kindergarten this year. Following the presentation of a gift to Mrs. Stafford from her students, a reception was held with punch, coffee and cookies served by the mothers. Climaxing the year’s activ ities, a picnic and field day was held the follownig day for students and mothers. Games and races were held with all the pupils winning ribbons. An added event was the moth er’s race with Myra Mumey coming in first and Chris Teague second. A picnic lunch completed the day’s events. Pre-registration for next year kindergarten student will be held sometime in mid August. Mrs. Stafford said that a definite date would be an nounced later. 72 Pounds of Clothing Sent Overseas by Presbyterian Group Refreshment hostess for the dessert luncheon for the Presbyterian Women’s Ass-> cation at Fellowship hall on Thursday when only eight members attended was Mrs. Charles Kelly. The vice-pre i lent. Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, conducted 'the brief business meeting in the alienee of the president. Mrs. William Lyness. The minutes of the previous meet ing were read by the secretary. Mrs. I.cuis Verbeck, after which Mrs. Arlo Tuers gave the treasurer’s report. It was reported that 72 P unds of clothing were pack ed and sent overseas April 20 as the r esult of the recent j drive. Mrs. Roy Epperson was in charge of the project. Discussion was held concern ing taking over the serving of the Lions club dinners again, but no decision was reached as so few were present. The final meeting of the1 current year, tentatively set for Thursday, June 10, will probably be in the form of a picnic. Lyons Garden Club Plann'ng Food Sale Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Roger Dunn LYONS—Mrs. Alex Bodck- MEHAMA — Mrs. Roger er and Mrs. Clyde Bressler Gunn was honor guest at a were hosteses for the meeting Stork shower Thursday even- of the ____ Lyons _______ Garden club at mg, May 13. Hostesses for the the Bodeker home Wednesday vening were Mrs. Dale Bilyeu, afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Taylor Mrs. Bernie Holt, I' ■'IrsL. Hon save an instructive demonstra- Lindsey and Mrs. Steve Philip- . 'ion on decoupage following I the business meeting, at which .»i- Present for the evening were me plans were made for a Mrs. Jerry Coffman, Mrs. Art cocked food sale, the date of Anders n, Mrs. Harold Long- which will be announced later. ’ell- w, Mrs. K. J. Golliet. Mrs. It was also reported that the Mike Knox, Mrs. Tex Kifsey. money had been sent to Deep- ’is. Chuck Sanders, Mrs. Dale wc-od, and several members Van Cleeve, Mrs. Grant Smith, planned to attend the garden Mis. Darrel Spiesschaert, Mrs. true in Salem Following the Ic-ff Branch. Mrs. Kenneth I f u lness meeting a silent Champ, Mrs. Dave Tunnell. auct'c n was held on plants and Mrs. Ray Roberts, Mrs. bulbs. Prizes were won by Dwayne Zimmerman, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Olmstead, and Keith Zimmerman, Mrs. Merle Mrs. Orville Downing. Philippi, Mrs. Harold McEn A dessert lunch was served tire. Mrs. Warren Kimsey. Mrs. preceeding the meeting to Don Semolke, Mrs. Donald Cal Mmes. Arthur Olfstead, Lloyd Sletto, Glen Julian, Otto Weid lahan Jr., Mrs. Orville Speer. man, Taylor, Percy Hi Lucille Nash, Jeanne Owen,! att, Elmer Scott, Chester Bonnie Christensen, Renee Riggs, Harley John McPheeters, Or- Champ. I ville Downing. Ralph Downer, Sending gifts were Mr. and i yjjles Loomis. Hugh Johnston, '>rs. T-m Basev, Mrs. Donalo Lenard Cruson, Kathy Neal, T eters. Mrs. Joe Tracy. Mrs. I Lulu Cory and Rachael Olm- r’h" s McDonald, Mrs. Bill Mit-1 stead. -bell. Mrs. Roy Dunn, Mrs. | Pule Champ Mrs. Larry Kim- i ev, Mrs. John Teeters, Mrs. Gearld Harding. Mrs. Bruce] "c'per, Mrs. James Peterson.! Mrs. Howard Seisson, Mrs. Jim Jund^rscn, Margaret and Wil- ow Phillips, Almeta Johnson. Mildred Spcllmeyer, Jessie -peer. Sue and Bradley Hoeye, i Imeta, Brian and C a r 1 a | Theiss, Mildred Wickizer and I 'ack Flanagan I Several Attend JayCettes Plan for Piano Recital Children's Parade The Mill City JayCettes mt\ Absut (50 people made up the audience who attended the Tuesday evening. May 11th at piano recital of Miss Twyla K. the home of Shirley Bigness. Fultz, daughter of Rev. and Attending wire Kathy O’Don Mrs. Charles Fultz, at the nell, Judy Wells. Pam Morris, Christian church Sunday af Shirley Bigness, and Judy Bogle. temoon. Plans were made for the Miss Fultz, who is a senior at Santiam High school tills July 4th children’s parade. It year, has studied piano under was decided a 10c fee, to defray the guidance of Mrs. Elmer T. expenses, will be charged the Etzel of Stayt n for the past J parade participants who wish four years. Her musical talents > to be judged. All children are also include playing the flute welcome to march in the par in the h gh school band, the ade without ixiying the fee. violin, and vocal solo work. Only those wishing to lie judg She has played the piano ac-1 ed will be charged the 10c fee. There will be five entry cate e.-mpan’ment for the high school chorus for the past sev- gories: floats, walking units, ?ral years. I trikes, bikes and pets on a Following the recital, a re -leash or contained. The next meeting will be ception was held in the social ro: ms of the church for all held at the home of Judy- those who wished to attend. Bogle on Tuesday, May 25. Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise I 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 20. 1971 THE P. <>. Box 34« MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 Published at Mill City, Marion Coanty, Ore. every Thursday sintered as Secund Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill City, Oregon, und.-r .he act of Congress of March 3, 1879. i he Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development >t the tuniier industry and agriculture in this area. »itMMH _____________ MEMBER__________ ■ Oregon Association - Founded 1885 Newspaper Publishers laäiat Association Nut scription Rates Marion-Linn Counties, per yeur ................. ' lutside Marion-Linn Counties, per year .... Outside Oregon, per year ........................... CORRESPONDENTS I »étroit-Idanha Gates .... Mehama Lyons .............................. Bocts Champion ......... ............ Rose Cree Mrs. John Teeters - Jean Roberts Eva Bressler Bridal Shower Held 'n Honor of Miss Christine Rogers Miss Christine Rogers o' f Detroit was honored at a rt ent bridal shower held at th rates Clubhouse. Cohostesse ere Mrs. Gwen Sehaer, Mrs lien Henness, and Mrs. Gary '■wanson. The bride-elect’c •lors of blue and white were tsed in the decorations an< •ake. Those attending or sending •ifts were the bride-elect' nother and sisters. Mrs. I.yi ’ogers and Ellen and Marth. logers, and her fiance’s moth r. Mrs. WilHam Pennick Sr. Irs. Orville Brown. Mrs. P.iu' Nichelson, Mrs. E. Currie, Mrs. ’•'layd Swaim. Mrs. Robert Le an. Mi’s. Merle Devine, Mi's. A. T. Earnhardt, Mrs. J. W. ?c: i. Mrs. Emmett Thomas. Mrs. Joe Bowes, Mrs. Clare Tush, Mrs. Burrell Cole. Mrs. Clare Henness, Mrs. Harold W Ison, Mrs. Iolo Davidson, Mrs. Ralph Spurgeon, Mrs. Nellie Allen, Mrs. Clyde Oliv er, Mrs. Victor Herron, Miss Kathy Higginbotham and the hostesses. 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