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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1971)
s Open House Set Eagle's Auxiliary Lyons Garden Club k/SCS Has Annual Christmas Party 3—The Mül City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 16, 1971 Installs New Officers Sunday To Honor Pinochle Party Set By Betty Kelle LYONS—The Women’s For those of you who don’t I The Eagles Auxiliary Pin- Bernard Bumaarners LYONS — Mrs. Alma Olm- ' ciety of Christian Service held think it seems like Christmas I oc ikl« - —■T7” stead and Mrs. Nellie Riggs their regular meeting and NEED A hie party ««rill will Kn be held this unless it snows, the I spirit «Thursday (today) at the Lodge An open house will be were hostesses for the meeting Christmas party at the Meth ¿° t Ha“i ZtTp' mU The’carifpartieZ held Sunday, December 19, at of the Lyons Garden Club odist Parsonage Tuesday after TOW? now. Personally, „„„„no „ «. although I have been a regular event each the home of Mr. and Mrs. held at the Olmstead home noon. The meeting opened with think the snow is beautiful. week but they will be cancel Bernard Bumgarner on the Wednesday afternoon. Instal prayer and the Christmas story I wish it would stay up on the led during the Christmas and occasion of their 25th wedding lation of officers was the main was read by Leora Stevens. A Call 897-2442 For Fast Service hills, and I mean WAY up in New Year weeks. The parties anniversary. business and they were instal good report was heard from the hills. All of us who can will resume on a regular the bazaar and dinner and gifts led by Gertrude Weidman Hosting the affair are Mrs. AllState sit at home and look out at it weekly basis beginning Thurs Bumgarner’s sister, Mrs. with a candle lighting service. were brought to be sent to the j can really enjoy it, but think day, January 6. Installed were Mabel Down Fairview Home in Salem. Motor Club of Woodbum, ' Claude Nims, of those who are traveling at Rev. Laron Hall was feated I and several friends of the ing, president; Katie Skilings, Mrs. Frank Blazek, Mrs. Road Service holiday time to be with their couple. Friends are invited to vice president and Dorothy with a pounds shower, cans of I families and having to battle Irvin Peterson, Mrs. Elma call between the hours of 3 and Downer, secretary-treasurer. cookies and candy were made 1 heavy traffic complicated by Stewart and Mrs. Sam Bibler 5 p. m. Name place cards were handed up to be sent to the shutins. that beautiful snow. Puts a are co-chairmen for the par The Bumgarners request that out to each member. Following the meeting, the ties. Any Auxiliary member little different light on It, Gifts were brought to be ’ Christmas party was held with We Give S & H Green Stampe there be no gifts. who would like to donate re doesn’t it? sent to the Fairview Home in a gift exchange. Attending Phone 897-2442 Mill Qty freshments, may call any of Salem. Following the business 1 were Alta Bodeker, Laron The December bunco party the above ladies. meeting, the Christmas party Hall, Leona Gunn, Mildred was held at the home of Janet Piano Students and gift exchange was en Prichard, Nellie Riggs, Orpha Lewis. Regulars present were joyed. Roye, Florence Naue, Thelma Judy Holman, Sharon Harris party, Laurel took Joanne Attend Concert Attending were Virgene Hawthorne, Eva Bressler, on, Glenda Roten, Myrtle Don down town shopping and while Electronic Servicing And Seles at Attending the Young Peo- Scott, Evelyn Julian, Leona Florence Darling and Leora ahue, Ruth Schroeder, Wyoma they were gone the rest of the Reasonable Rates pie ’ s Concert presented by the Gunn, Helen Johnston, Gladys Stevens. Baechler, hostess Janet Lewis family set up the party. Also and guest Betty Kelle. Ruth there were Jim and Frances Salem Community Symphony Nygard, Irene Roy, Rose Bas and I tied for high Bunco and Cuthbert and children of Orchestra at Smith Auditor sett, Kathy Neal, Gertrude ium, Willamette University, Weidman, Eva Bressler, Doro with beginner’s luck I won. Woodburn. BEST THINGS IN LIFE was a group from Mrs. Doris thy Downer, Orpha Roye, June Prize for games won went to The Floyd Johnsons attend- Davenport’s piano class. Those McPheeters, Mabel Downing, Cull Myrtle, booby prize went to Judy and Wyoma won the door eod the Eagles social evening attending were Sharon and Katie Skillings, Mary Fink, BILL ALLMAX Margaret Pratt, Linda Keen, Mauretta Silbernagel, Bea 715 lut—Stayton PHONE PHONE prize. After the game was over Saturday night. Brown, Brenda Trout, Hiatt, Reta Cruson, Fem Slet- Phone 769-5729 a lovely luncheon was served There will be a rummange Tania by the hostess. The January sale at the This ’N That Shop and Pam Krecklow. Chaper to, Alta Bodeker and the host Strie F,irm Lrie Insurance Company GATES SALEM Bunco party will be held at December 27 and 28 from 10 to ones were Mrs. Virgil Trout, esses. 897-2777 581-4047 Mrs. Robert Pratt, and Mrs. the Baechler home. 4. Sort of a pre-inventory I Recent out-of-state visitors clearance. Lots of bargains. ’ Davenport. This is the third at the home of Ruby Stubbs The shop will be closed the “ i year for the class to attend the were her sister and husband, weekend of December 31 and I , annual concert. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Herman January 1 and, of course, | The concert had a zooologic- I son of Loomis, Neb. They spent closed on Christmas day but ' al theme, with orchestra con- 3882 State Street, Salem, Oregon 97301 a week here and Ruby took will be open all day on the I ductor, Dr. Charles Heidon, wearing a lion costume. St. them for quite a bit of sight 24th. adv. Saen’s “Carnival of Animals," seeing. The visitors had never Although the flu bug seems for two pianos and orchestra, seen the ocean, so Ruby took to have slowed down a little, Highway 22 — Mill City them over there for a day. there are still lots of colds, was performed. Also on the Canyon Area Every Thursday They stopped at many points including one I seem to have program were excerpts from From Mehama To Idanha Haydn’s oratoria, “The Sea of interest along the coast. ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES picked up. They are rather sons,” with instruments in the The paint class being held at miserable and hope we all the Community House Tues manage to lose them before orchestra representing the animals. The animals included: days and taught by Doris Rog Christmas. Expert Tune up and Brake Repair the rooster, the sheep, the ers is over for this session. Daughter June and a friend cows, the quail, the crickets, There are hopes for another Of New or Used, Color or Black and White TV’s at one after the first of the year. spent the weekend at the home and the frogs. Dr. Heiden ar her parents, Frank and Wy- ranged a Beattie’s tune, “In Mr. and Mrs. Walt McCaus j of kVe Pick Up and Deliver Baechler. They spent part An Octopus’s Garden,” for land have recently returned oma the time working on Christ orchestra and audience par of from a two-week trip to Ne mas projects. ticipation. vada. They spent a week visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ohnes- orge In Reno and another week | visiting a brother and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Weibers of Lake Tahoe. They did con siderable sightseeing on the •„«•Jät*.* •'‘►HL /V a V trip and reported beautiful weather and scenery. Melody Barnhardt will be one of the college crowd com ing home this week for a long • •» Christmas holiday. Saturday was the regular meeting of WWI barracks and auxiliary at the Gates Com munity clubhouse. There were 56 members present who en joyed a big Christmas dinner, and three dinners were sent out to members who could not be present. All ministerial groups in the i area are contributing to a fund to provide food and Christmas dinners to any needy famil ies in the area. I Murphy’s drivein is closed for a few days due to a death I in the family in California, I Bill and Mary Sather of Portland were up for the day Sunday to visit Geri South. The girls are sisters. They spent the afternoon looking for Christmas trees, even brought me a cute one. me a real cute one. Saturuday night my grand daughter, Andrea Meader, stayed with me and when her folks, Skip and Kathy came to pick her up Sunday afternoon we all went for a ride over the Gates hill to try out their new pickup. We were sure sur prised at how soon the snow got deeper. On top of the hill there must have been 8 or 10 inches of snow, and a really . beautiful sight. We drove quite a ways up the Northfork but snow kept getting deeper and finally we decided we had gone far enough. Was really won derful to see but we were very glad we didn’t have that much snow down here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas Sr. and Chris left last Friday afternoon for a trip to San Jose. Calif., where they met their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Neal King and son of Fresno, at Walt’s uncles, Charles Thomas. They had a nice visit with him and a cousin. Betty Lutz. The Thom as’ returned Sunday bringing daughter, Aloha and grand son. Travis, home with them. Neal will come up on the 24th to spend Christmas with the family. Toni says the weather was bad and the pass terrible, chains were required. Lots of fog. and when there wasn't Distributor of Shell Products Mill City, Oregon Everett Hamilton—Owner snow there was steady rain. In Phone 897-2977 Mill City spite of the weather, they had an enjoyable trip. Diane Rush and a friend. Wayne Brosig of Salem, spent Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City, Oregon Sunday afternoon at Diane’s Building Supplies, Paints, Plumbing grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Supplies, Electrical Fixtures Clare Rush. They came dressed Phone 897-2799 Mill City, Oregon for the weather and enjoyed plaving in the snow. S. W. Broadway at Fifth Head Office Portland Floyd and Laurel Johnson spent Sunday in Salem at their daughter’s, Joanne Hudgins. “TIRES ARE MY BUSINESS’ It was Joanne's birthday and S & H Green Staman Complete Body Repair & Paint Service 4th and Broadway MHl City Frank Stromquist Owner in order to pull off a surprise Vern’s Shell Service CAPITOL SERVICE MILL CITY CHEVRON SERVICE No Mileage Charge GOOD SELECTION Trac built this community ... its homes, its churches, its schools, its busi ness houses, its jobs, its pleasant way of life. 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