Reception Honors
Mrs. Jennie Moe
MEHAMA—A reception was
held in the Fellowship room
following the morning worship
services of the Mehama church
Sunday, November 21, honor
ing Mrs. Jennie Moe, whose
85th birthday was Thanksgiv
ing Day. A beautifully decor
ated cake was served and Mrs.
Moe was presented with an
orchid corsage and a cornu
copia filled with fruits and
other gifts.
Her four daughters, Mrs.
Henry (Jessie) Kornmann of
Vancouver, Wn., Mrs. Joe
(Arlyn) Jones of Klamath
Falls, Mrs. Lee (Ruth) Grant
of Macleay and Mrs. Larry
(Iva) Kimsey of Mehama were
present as well as two sons-in-
law and a number of grand
children. Mrs. Moe accompan
ied her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kornmann,
to Vancouver Sunday after
noon and Mrs. Kornmann
brought her mother back home
on Tuesday.
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»-The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 2, 1971
School Lunch Menu
Thursday, December 2—
Bar B Q hamburgers
Potato chips
Carrot sticks
Tomatoes
Pineapple cake
Milk
Friday, December 3—
Fish sticks
Tator tots
Green beans
Applesauce
Maple bars
Milk
Monday, December 6—
Spanish Rice
Cinnamon Toast
Seasoned Com
Applecrisp
Milk
Tuesday, December 7—
Turkey Gravy
Whipped Potatoes
Hot Rolls
Peas
Cranberry Bars
Milk
Wednesday, December 8—
Chili Beans
Buttered Toast
Cubed Jello Salad
Applecake and Butter Sauce
Milk
Thursday, December 9—
Tacos
Lettuce
Cheese
Diced Pears
Applesauce Bar
Milk
Friday, December 10—
Chicken Fried Steak
Whipped Potatoes
Gravy
Bread and Butter
Mixed Fruit
Oatmeal Cookie
Milk
Boy
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Phone 897-2772
Married Recently
$ $$ Interested in MONEY ??? Delbara Goforth
Look into the benefits of the North Santiam
Federal Credit Union
And Robert Belyeu
Insured Savings
.
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Insured Loans
All profits are returned to the share holders
Married Nov. 20
WK ARE CURRENTLY PAYING 5%
DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY
Contact Sec.-Treas. Matt Martin
Fran Blumenstein
To Represent
Santiam High
David J. Bilyeu, Jr.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Goforth wore a blue crepe
ensemble with silver accessor
ies. The groom’s mother chose
a pink dress with pink acces-
sories. They both wore pink
rosebud corsages.
Treasa Pemberton of Chico,
Calif., cut the bride’s cake and
Carolyn Thoman, also of Chico,
poured. Assisting were Kim
Randle of Ashland, Kathy
Johnson of Mehama, Janelle
Wendell of Albany, Bonnie
Voelzka of Chicago, and Lois
Woodruff of Goshen.
After a short honeymoon,
the young couple will make
their first home in Salem
where he is employed as an
electrician and she a cOsme-
tologist.
Frances Blumenstein, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Blumenstein of Gates, was
recently selected by the senior
class and the Santiam faculty
to represent Santiam High
school in the annual Good
Citizen’s Contest. This con
test is sponsored by the Daugh
ters of the American Revolu
tion and is on the Secondary
School Principal’s Approved
List of National Contests and
Activities
Senior girls who possess the
qualities o f Dependability,
Service, Leadership, and Pa
triotism to a high degree are
eligible for this award.
Frances will be given a
questionnaire during the next
few days which will test her
knowledge and awareness of
our demoncratic system. On
February 5, 1972, she will be
a guest of the Good Citizen
ship Tea, given by the Che-
meta Chapter of the DAR in
Salem.
Miss Blumenstein will be
competing for the district prize
which will be a $50 Savings
Bond and a chance to try for
the state ward, a $100 Savings
Bond. The State winner will
advance to the National con
test; the winner of this will
receive a $1,000 scholarship to
the college of her choice and a
5 inch engraved silver bowl.
Frances has been active in
her school and community all
of her high school career. She
has participated in and held
offices in FHA, GAA, and Art
club. She is currently Presi
dent of the Art Club and Se
cretary of the Santiam High
School Student Body. She is
an honor student and was cho
sen Girl of the Month for
April, 1971. She played a lead
part in a play put on recently
at the high school.
Besides her many in-school
activities, Frances finds time
to be a volunteer Cheerette
for Santiam Memorial hospital
and to lend her voice to the
Free Methodist church choir.
The Mill City Presbyterian
church was the setting Satur
1005 N. I sf. Stayton
Ph. 769-2144
day afternoon, November 20,
when Miss Delbara Dean Go
forth became the bride of Fred
Robert Belyeu. Rev. Wayne
Blake officiated at the 2 o’clock
ceremony and Mrs. Lee Ross
was organist.
The bride is the daughter of
! Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Goforth
j of Mill City. The bridegroom’s
i parents are Mr. and Mrs. David
I J. Belyeu of Stayton.
I Pink bows marked the
church pews and baskets of
| pink and purple gladiolas
Twilighters
i flanked the altar. Miss Donna
W
Buy 2 Dinners and
Name of Team
L
i Bymun was candlelighter.
1 Goodells Honored
Escorted to the altar by her Tincknell ..................... 7
one of the two din
1
Samikims
Print
Shop
7
I father, the bride chose a white
2 On 59th Wedding
ners is half price
i satin empire fashioned gown Cammack Ins............. 6
3
j with sheer overlay appliqued I Eddie’s Auto Repair .. 5
sj Anniversary Thursday
with venice lace with Victorian / ' A & W......................... 5
collar and bubble sleeves and Pepsi-Cola ...... ........... 5
31 MEHAMA—A family gath-
| a detachable princess train. N. Santiam Lanes ...... 5
3 ering and dinner at the Me-
I The empire length veil was Kimsey Construction .. 5
6 hama club house on Thanks
| held by a venice lace tiara. Anderson Bros............. 2
7 giving day honored the 59th
| The bridal gown was designed Crown Restaurant...... 1
8 wedding anniversary of Mr.
| and made by the bride’s moth- Debenture Mtg. Co..... 0
8 and Mrs. Vernon Goodell of
| er. She carried a bouquet of Tes Monique .............. 0
Lyons.
199,
HIG
Violet
Valencourt
white
carnations
with
pink
a.m
Others present were Mr. and
glad budlets.
HTG Tincknell 933.
Splits picked: Sandy Linde Mrs. Jack Goodell, Mr. and
Claris Bymun was honor
maid and bridesmaids were mann 5-8-10; Connie Shelley Mrs. Jack Goodell Jr., and
I Janis Woodruff and Chris 4-7-10; Kathy Schroeder 3-9- family, Clarence Goodell and
Bymun. Their gowns were 10; Louise Pietrok and Jan daughter, Debbie, Dan Wilson
I plum colored velvet and they Dery 3-10; Isabel Ries 5-6-10; all of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.
Res. Call 769-8340
carried nosegays of pink cama- Cleo Weston 3-10; Sharon May Richard Goodell and family,
No Cover Charge
I tions.
and Gert Pendleton 5-7; Lona Idanha, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Crook and family, Mill City,
AumsviUe-Sublimity Jet
Standing with the groom Emery and JoAnn Fery 2 1-7.
Mary Spellmeyer and two
was Otis Bymun and ushers
Tuesday Morning
were Kenneth Goforth and Name
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L children of Eugene, David
0 Schneider of Stayton and Mr.
Girod's Market .......... 8
1 and Mrs. Alfred Schneider
7
Pat’s Pill Box ..............
1 and Doug. Mehama.
North Santiam Lanes 7
3
Floor Speciality.......... 5
5
Gingerbread House .... 3
6
2
Highland Trucking
8
0
Team -7
3
Hagans
.............. 0
Splits picked: Roberta Hal-
ligan 5-7.
Stayton Invitational League
w L
Name of Team
2
10
North San. Ply.
9
3
Frank Lumber Co.
8
41
Marion Grocery .....
5
N. San. Real Estate . . 7
5
Mel Round Trucking 7
5
Laird's Insurance .... 7
6
Dougers Drive Inn .... 6
6
Lowers & Holm ...... 6
7
Cedar Lumber Co...... 5
8
Lierman’s Insurance 4
10
North San. Grocery .. 2
11
JayCraft Originals .... 1
HIG and HIS Olive Bam-
hardt 222. Carole Carey 550:
HTG North Santiam Real
Estate 576; HTS Mel Round
Trucking 1522. Other 200
104 GIFT-FILLED STORES
gdmes and 500 series: Bea
Stormer 210. 546: Lillian Meek-
?r 536; Olive Barnhardt 519;
FREE PARKING
Tanet Dery 515; Ev Johnson
FOR 8000 SLEIGHS
515.
DIVIDEND NIGHT
Every Tuesday
Night
Stayton Bowling
Dance to the
Ray Rom Trio
SANTIAM GOLF CLUB
'Discover
the (Christmas
OPEN 9:30 TO 9:30
MONDAY - SATURDAY
If the number following
your name on The En
Open
Sunday
Afternoons
terprise
irTof the Month for November
label
reads
11-71 it's time to send
a check for renewal
Boy of tne montn ior mo -
vemberjs Dale Grant, aSen-
ior at Santiam High school.
Dale is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Joe Smith of Mill City.
He has been in basketball,
baseball, track and Chess club.
Last year he was Boy of the
Month in May, and this year
he is Vice president of Honor
Society.
Dale plans to attend OTI
and be an Environmental Tech
nician.
Saturday afternoon and ov
ernight visitors at the Rex
Ohmart home were Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Ricketts and son,
Garden Club To Meet David of Cloverdale. On Sun
day morning the Ricketts and
the Ohmarts were guests at the
At Fellowship Hall
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
The Mill City Garden club Hovey and Doris.
will meet Thursday, December
2, at the Presbyterian Fellow
ship hall. There will be a des
Community
sert luncheon at 12:30 p. m.
with Else Allen as chairman.
She will be assisted by mem
Calendar of Events
bers who have not been host
esses throughout the year.
There will be a $1.50 gift ex
change and Betty Raines will Thursday, December 2—
give a demonstration on holi
F.O.E. -3384 meets at Lodge
day arrangements.
Hall 8 p. m. Auxiliary offic
er’s meeting 8 p. m.
Frances Elaine Blumenstein
has been chosen Girl of the
Month for November at San
tiam. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blumen
stein of Gates. She has been
in GAA, FHA secretary her
sophomore year, and FHA pre-
■ - was
sident last year and ■ she
also Art club secretary last
year and President of Art
club this year. She is also
Student Body secretary this
year.
Frances plans to be an Air-
line stewardess.
Jayceettes To Meet
Mill City Garden Club des
sert luncheon 12:30 p. m. at
Tuesday, December 14 the Fellowship Hall, Presby
The next regular meeting of terian Church. Else Allen,
the Mill City Jayceettes is, Chairman.
scheduled for Tuesday, De-|
Monday, December 6—
cember 14, at 7:30 p. m.
The meeting, which will be I Round Robin Pinochle club
the Christmas party, will be meets at
home of Mrs. Don
held at the home of Pam Carlson at the 7:30
p. m.
Morris. Members are remind-1
ed to bring a gift for their se-1 Bid or Bunch Pinochle club
cret sister or a small exchange meets at the home of Mrs.
gift, if they don’t have a secret i Wallace Hovey at 7:30 p. m.
sister.
Women’s volleyball 7 to 9
A family gathering at the ' p. m. at the Mill City Grade
home of Mrs. Charles Martin School.
for a late Thanksgiving din
ner on Saturday, November Tuesday, December 7—
27, was enjoyed by her sister
Canyon Leaders Camp Fire
and family, Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Oggand and daughter, Eve-1 meeting at the home of Judy
lyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holman at 10:00 a. m.
Carter and son Steve. Broth
ers and families, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, December 8—
Mike Arrance, Adriane, Beth Marilyn Assembly No. 60
and Chris from Lemon Valley, Order
Rainbow for Girls
Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Dean meets at of I.O.O.F.
Hall at 7:30
Arrance and Volane, Kitty, iP- m.
and Diana, and Jim and a mar-.
ried daughter, Mrs. John Oden'Sponsored as a public service
and son from Springfield, mo-I
ther, Mrs. Margaret Arrance
of Mill City and Mr. and Mrs.
George Oakland and daughter,
Linda, of Mill City.
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