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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1971)
AARP Executive Board Meeting Held ' The first executive board meeting of the Santiam Chap- ter of American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Rambo Thursday even ing. Orville Downing, chapter president, conducted the meet ing with those present expres sing their ideas on activities for the winter. It was voted to have a bingo party the evening of October 20 with the time and place to be announc- ed later. Mel Rambo, program chairman, will head the ar- rangements. Present at the borad meeting besides the Rambos were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens, Mrs. Herbert Peck, Clyde Bate, Mrs. Elmer Shaw, Ervin Pet- erson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kim- mel and Mrs. Carl Schaeffer. The next chapter meeting is Wednesday, September 22 and anyone interested is in- vited to attend. 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 25, 1971 I Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor Phone 897-2772 I Bill McCoys Have Miss Debbie Cl,mce Many Attend Golden Honored at Shower Silver Wedding At Boroughs Home Wedding Reception For Ramon Roberts'; Event Friday Night Miss Judy Boroughs was hostess last Thursday evening, About 200 friends and rela September 16, at a bridal show Attending a party for the er at the Boroughs home hon tives attended the observance of the Golden Wedding Anni 25th anniversary of the mar oring Miss Debbie Chance. The rooms were decorated in versary of Mr. and Mrs. Ra riage of Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy (Peggy Smith) on Fri the bride-elect’s colors of au mon L. Roberts of Lebanon, day evening, September 17, at tumn yellow, orange and long-time resident of Mill City, their home in the Lake Labish green. The cake, which was at the Fellowship Hall of the area of Salem were Mr. and decorated in orange and yel Presbyterian church from 2 Mrs. Charles Kelly and Miss low was baked by Mrs. Mark until 5 o’clock, Sunday after noon. Hosts for the affair were Alice Smith. Bennett. Those attending were the their children, Mr. and Mrs. About 30 relatives ___ the ___ affair ____ bride-elect’s mother and sister, Howard Farmen of Mill City; friends attended which was a surprise, hosted Mrs. Kenneth Chance and Jen- Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Strickler, by the couple’s two daughters, ny, and her aunt and cousin and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rob the Misses Becky and Robin from Salem, Mrs. Bill Hoffman erts, all ot Lebanon. The lace-covered serving their and Kathy. Also Mrs. D. W. McCoy, assisted by Frank Moore, Mrs. Mark Bennett, i table was centered with the grand-mother, Mrs. Miss Shirley Stone, Miss Louise tiered wedding-cake with the Smith of Forest Grove. Miss Linda Long, daughlei , decorated Gruver, Mrs. Les LaMunyan miniature bride and bride- Appropriately ...... | and Betsy, Mrs. Dean Jeter, | groom under golden horse of Mr. and Mrs. George Long dress- cake, punch, and coffee were served from a beautifully de-1 Mrs. Al Ward, Jr., and Miss shoes, a duplicate of the orig was installed as Worthy Ad- 1 Linda also introduced her inal one 50 years ago, and bak visor of Marilyn Assembly No. grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Law- corated table, after which the Vicki Rush from Portland. ed by Gladys Podrabsky. Bas 60, International Order of son, her brothers, Mike, Pete, Unable to attend but send honored couple opened their kets of pink and white asters Rainbow for Girls Saturday | Kevin, and Jerry; her uncles ing gifts were the honored gifts. The occasion also marked and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Rob with lilies of the valley also evening at 7:30 p. m. grandmother, Mrs. the birthday anniversary of gujests’ Installing Worthy Advisor ert Herring of Newberg, and Dick Uhrine, who lives In ; carried out the original theme. Mr. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Poteet, of Also among the guests were Washington, and Mrs. Don Appearing on a small memen was Patty McClintock, Junior Albany; her cousins, Mr. and to table were pictures of the Mrs. Past Worthy Advisor; Chap Walker and Donalee, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down- I Mrs. Dennis Mahlum of Sa ing of Lyons, as was Dolores Stanley Chance, Mrs. Al Pease, honored couple from babyhood lain, Karen Davis, P. W. A.; lem. to the present time. Marshall, Nancy Lalack, P.W. Smith Miller, Mrs. McCoy’s Mrs. Edwin Stone, Mrs. David Others introduced were Mrs. Serving the cake were Mrs. A.; Recorder, Jenny Chance, Lay and Mrs. Bill Guester. sister. Miss Chance will become the Ruth Brady of Portland, Mrs. P. W. A., and Musician, Jeri Jo Donald Carlson, Past Mother Advisor; Mrs. Eliza bride of James F. Wooldridge Harvey Harrington, and Mrs. Parker of Albany. I Chester Lossner, both of Sal- Sal Introduced were Mrs. Doro beth Bentley, Worthy Matron I Lyons Garden Club on Saturday, October 2. em, Mrs. Floyd Bassett of ( thea Scarth, Grand Deputy at of Ramona Chapter No. 58, Lyons, and Mrs. Albert Toman,' Large _ from Silverton; Kathy Silverton, and Past Worthy Members Hear Tips i Sr., and Mrs. Elmer Shaw of Bentley, Grand Representative Advisor of Ramona Assembly, WSCS Makes Plans Past Worthy Mill City. | to Kansas in Oregon from Ra- Silverton; On Storing Bulbs Presiding over the punch j mona Assembly No. 36, Silver- Advisors present were Pat- For Annual Baiaar bowl were Mrs. Eugene Greg- 'ton; Karen Davis, Grand Re- ty McClintock, Jr. Past; Kar- LYONS—The Lyons Garden ory, Mrs. Frank Blazek, and1 presentative in Oregon; Mrs. en Davis, Jenny Chance, Nan- LYONS — A no-hostess pot Club held their meeting Wed Mrs. Guy Sorensen, all of Mill, Barbara Symington, Mother cy Lalack and Mrs. Susie nesday afternoon at the home luck dinner was served Tues City, and pouring coffee were ■ Advisor of Barzillia Assembly (Carlson) Bevier; J. C. Kim- day in the dining room of the of Mrs. Glenn Julian with Mrs. United Methodist church pre-1 Mrs. Emery Primeau of Salem, j No. 7, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. mel, chairman of the Rainbow Lenard Cruson, co-hostess. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and j LaVerne Torgison, Worthy Pa- Advisory Board, Mrs. William Mrs. Orville Downing, presid ceeding the meeting of the Mrs. Charles Dolezal of Mill. tron and Worthy Matron from McClintock, Don Moffatt, and Women’s Society of Christian ed. Mrs. John McPheeters is Service held at the Methodist City. All wore corsages of I Cedar Chapter, No. 171, Scio; Lowell Cree, members of the secretary. Roll call was an white asters, as did others who - . ___ Mr. ___ and .... Mrs. Lowell Cree, Advisory Board, and Randy swered by giving tips on stor parsonage. This being the first assisted. Worthy Matron and Worthy Nichols, Master Councilor of meeting this Fall various plans ing bulbs or type of bulbs to Mrs. Doris Williams played Patron of Marilyn Chapter No. Capitol District No. 13, Order were discussed and Tuesday, plant this fall. Program for the of DeMolay. the electric organ throughout 145. November 30, the date set for afternoon was Floral Crafts Linda presented Don Moffatt the afternoon. Mrs. Vern Mar Installed with Miss Long the annual bazar to be held with several of the members tin of Carlsbad, Calif., presid were Colleen Grant, Worthy with a gift as he was her in the church dining hall. bringing an artificial flower A good report was heard ed at the guest book, and Mrs. Associate Advisor; Suzy Wil sponsor for Rainbow. with instructions on how to I The girls gave an addenda from the rummage sale. A George Binkley of Arleta, son, Charity; Verlene Peter make or demonstrate an idea committee of Mrs. Hugh John Calif., was in the reception man, Hope; Christy Spurgeon, for Patty McClintock, outgoing for an artificial arrangement. line, both being granddaugh Faith; Susan Keen, Drill Lead Worthy Advisor and for Linda I Following the meeting, Mrs. ston, Mrs. Lenard Cruson and I ters of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. er; Corliss Archer, Love; Deb Long, the new Worthy Advis Mrs. John McPheeters was Otto Weidman and Mrs. Or Relatives coming from a bie McClain, Nature; Sally or. ___________________________ appointed to purchase curtains ville Downing showed pictures Linda presented each of her (distance for the event includ Jenknis, Immortality; Laurie for the parsonage. of their annual picnic held at Patriotism, Shelly installing officers with a gift. Attending the meeting were ed Mr. Roberts’ sister, Mrs. Bethel; the Weidman home. Attending A reception followed with Mrs. Wilson Stevens, Mrs. Mariam Roberts Varney and Richards, Service; Sue Mc the meeting were Mmes. Jim Alta Bodeker, Mrs. Hugh a niece and family, Mr. and Clintock, Confidential Observ Mrs. Donald Carlson in charge. Silbernagel, Don Huber, Jack Naue, Mrs. Alan Lester and Mathew, er, and Jackie Wilson, Musi Serving were Mrs. Bonnie Roy, Arthur Olmstead, Percy Johnston, Mrs. Howard Krecklow, Mrs. Nita Herring, Eva all from British Columbia; cian. Mrs. Roy Wright, Mrs. Hiatt, Harley Scott, Hugh Darl- and nieces and nephews, Mr. Others to be installed at a Mrs. Barbara Mahlum, Mrs. Bressler, Mrs. Florence Johnston, Orville Downing, ing, Miss Lula Cory and Rev. and Mrs. Jack Gruber and later date are Rhonda Meader, Jeannine Lalack and Mrs. Lenard Cruson, Roy Wright, Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. David Chaplain; Lynette Hughes, Re Ruby Poteet. At the guest Floyd Bassett. Otto Weidman, Laron Hall. Roberts and children, and Mrs. ligion; Patty McClintock, Fi- J book was Jerri Wolfe. Ushers John McPheeters, Kathy Neal, were Karen Howell and Jen Why Don t You Subscribe to Ruth Valdez and daughter, delity; Patty Fohl, Outer Ob- | ny Mayer, and Programs, Bet Eva Bressler, Lula Cory, and server; Vicki Vandercouver- Robin Davidson, all from Sa- The Mill City Enterprise Gladys Nygaard. cramento or the San Francis- ing, Choir Director; Choir I sy Steveley. Members, Vicki Blair, Paulann co Bay area. Besides many from here, SXr,ch«“.MCC“1 and If the number followbg old timers were present from Crowning Ceremonies were yOUT name On The En- Salem, Portland, Lebanon, by Willamette ‘ McMinnville, Vancouver, Wn., j conducted terprise * label reads Sublimity, Corvallis, Lyons, I Chapter Order of DeMolay Gates, Sweet Home, Florence, J from Salem, with Randy Nich- 9-71 it's time to Send ■ Stayton, Albany, and Spring ' ols, Master Councilor of Cap- I _ v_ ir itoi District No. 13 and Past,® check tor renewal. field. Immediately following the Master of Williamette Chap- I______ _____ reception at Fellowship Hall, ter in charge. For entertainment Suellen I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farm- en and son, Michael, entertain Hill and Lori Hammond did a Community ed 37 family members with a doll dance and Mandi Strelow buffet supper at their home, sang and played her own ac- i companiment on her guitar I Calendar of Even+s and in their yard and patio. J. C. Kimmel, chairman of i The wedding cake for Mr. and Mrs. Roberts was cut by the Advisory Board, presented ■ Mrs. Vern Martin, and a sil the Achievement Award to I ver anniversary cake was a Sue McClintock for outstand- Thursday, September 23— surprise for Mr. and Mrs. ing work done during the sum- I Dallas Strickler (Audrey Rob mer term. I.O.O.F. -144 meets at Lodge Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Mother | Hall 8 p. m. erts) of Lebanon whose anni versary is September 21. Advisor presented Christy . Lions Auxiliary meets at the The honored couple opened Spurgeon with her Rainbow home of Mrs. Fred Krecklow. their gifts and many cards as a Bible. Mrs. Lewis presented Serv- j ® P- m- conclusion of the day. The Roberts had another celebra ice Bars to Corliss Archer. i tion with additional relatives Tennie Chance, Laurie Bethel, Monday, September 27— in Lebanon Monday evening Sally Jenkins, Linda Long, Women’s volleyball, Mill It was notable that Mrs. Susie Keen. Colleen Grant. Pearl E. Ketchum. 92. was able Verlene Peterman, Patty Mc City Grade School Gym. 7 to to be present for the 50th an Clintock. Christy Spurgeon. 9 p. m. niversary for her son, Ramon Karen Davis, Susie Wilson. Lions Club dinner meeting Roberts, and his wife. I Sue McClintock. Shelly Rich at the Frontier Inn 6:30 p. m. The Presbyterian Women’s ards. and Jackie Wilson. Association, under the leader Linda introduced her par ship of Mrs. William Lyness, ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Tuesday. September 28— was in charge of the church Long, who presented her with Marilyn Club will meet at a gavel. kitchen for the reception. 10 a. m at the home of Mary Patty McClintock presented Gulliford—Potluck at 12 noon ■ gifts to Laurie Bethel, Susan Co-hostesses Leola D e 1 k e r. Round Robin Members Keene and Sue McClintock. Ruby Brisbin and Mary Gulli The three girls were the on;y ford. Dress Up for 1st Party girls in the Assembly who par-1 ticipated in every activity dur-| Mill City Jayceettes meet at The Round Robin Pinochle ing her term of office. The the home of Laura Wilson at club met at the home of Wilma three enrolled 130 people as "■30 p. m Moore for the first meeting of members of the Humane So-! the Fall season. The ladies ciety (which was her service •««’*««1 as a public service hv wore back to school costumes, 'project) out of the total of and some came up with clever ! 170 for the entire assembly. Linda’s projects for the term ' outfits. The hosetess served a des I are helping the Kindergarten, sert before the card playing I and toys for needy children at Christmas time. Candy Sale Insurance Agency, Inc began. 129 Wall Street Guests for the evening were and Box Social for the Ma V» For Kathleen Pratt and Carmen sons. Her theme is “’Have a Hap All General Lincs of Induran* ♦ Barnhardt. Mrs. Moore won high, Mrs. py Face—Smile.”; her colors Phone 897-2345 Don Carlson the pinochle and red and silver. For her instal lation she chose a red velvet low went to Lu MacGregor. The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too Miss Linda Long Installed Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Here Saturday MADISON & DAVIS
