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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1972)
Newcomers Group Has January Potluck The Santiam Newcomers Group held its monthly pot luck dinner Wednesday, Janu ary 19, at the Gates Commun ity Center. Hosts for the even ing were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kealen, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan White and Mr. and Mrs. John Young. Present, in addtion to the hosts, were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bate, Mrs. Flossie Evans, Peter Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geesman, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lewis, Mrs. Alma Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peck, and Mr. and Mrs. William Walker. Door prizes were won by Bertha and Charles Geesman. Despite a rainy evening, a good sized group enjoyed a de licious dinner and social ev ening, and this marked five years of existence for the group whose purpose is to wel come and get acquainted with newcomers to the area. 2—The Mül City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 27, 1972 fyJomatá. Parpe. Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor Colleen Grant, Worthy Adv'tmr Phone 897-2772 Five Tables of Cards Played at Eagles Hall Thursday P. M. Five tables of cards were in ’lay Thursday at the Eagle’s uxiliary Pinochle party. Dor- thy Arthurs won high prize or the women and Joyce 7icholson won low. Prizes for ; he men went to Mel Rambo or high and Pete Peterson was iw. Refreshments were served oilowing the afternoon of | ards, Mrs. Frank Blazek, one i if the chairmen of the pinochle larties, stated that anyone who ■njoys playing cards is wel come to attend the weekly parties. They are held each | Thursday at 1 p. m. at the Lodge. Mrs. Kellom Honored On 88th Birthday Mrs. Agnes Kellom was re- Shown is Miss Colleen Grant as she is being crown- cently honored on her 88th [ ej Worthy Advisor of Marilyn Assembly No. 60, Order birthday >r ,v anniversary ..nmvr.rsjrv by v some «nm» ! Rainbow for Girls, by Mark Thomman, Master Coun of the residents of apartments cilor at the Marian Home in Sublim-I . of Santiam Chapter, Order of DeMolay. Insta'- ity with whom she became ac- lation was held Saturday afternoon at the I.O.O.F. Hall, quainted when she formerly lived there for several months, i j* p || P i I i II I Susan Kay Brown To Be Married Feb 3 Word has been received of the engagement and forthcom ing marriage of Susan Kay Brown to John Thomas Norton. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. ton of the Catholic church took Brown of Glendora, California. Mrs. Kellom to Sublimity The wedding will be an where she enjoyed the day, the event of February 3 at the highlight of which was a de First Church of the Nazarene corated birthday cake as the Miss Colleen Grant, daugh-l —---------- "--------- in Pomona, Calif. - -- - - Drynan, Religion; Jill Kreck- climax to the special dinner in 1 ter of Mrs. George Grant was KAREN DAVIS The Brown family are for low, Nature; Susan Keene, her honor. | j installed Worthy Advisor c., mer longtime residents of Mill ’ ------- Laurie Bethel, arships are available to the On the previous Saturday, Marilyn Assembly #60, Inter- City and Gates and will be winners. Corning^ ^>a" remembered by many oldtim- Mrs. Kellom was taken out to national Order of Rainbow for A V.I.P. Reception will in dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Girls Saturday afternoon I* triotism; Corliss Archer, Serv- 1 ers. I ice; Debbie McLain, Confi-1 J troduce the girls to many of Hansen and Mrs. Ernest Gra the IOOF hall. | dential Observer; Shelly Rich Wilson with her Rainbow1 Portland’s leading citizens. ham. She stated that it was one Installing officers for the There will be a press confer of the nicest celebrations of 53rd Installation were Linda ards, Outer Observer; Kathy Bible, which is given to each | ence for pictures and Inter her birthday that she had ever Long, Installing Worthy Ad Lyness, Musician, and Vicki new Faith. Vandercouvering, Choir Di Introduced were Mrs. Kath views; a luncheon hosted by had. visor; Nancy Lalack, Instal rector. ryn Wilson, District Deputy the U. S. National Bank and ling Marshall; Jenny Chance, ! many other exciting activities If the number following Installing Recorder; Jeri Jo Advisory Board members in from Woodburn, Mrs. Lowell Miss Karen Davis, a senior stalled were Mrs. Agnes Carl-' Cree, Worthy Matron of Mari- pearance, talent presentation, scheduled in addition to the your name on The En* Parker of Barzillia Assembly, son, Associate Mother Advis-' Marilyn Chapter No. 145 at Santiam High School, is in physical fitness and an inter selection pageant. Albany, Installing Musician, m, u. v. rkiinmei, v-iicinnidii ui, iyn enapter « Portland this week, to partici J. C. Kimmel, Chairman of , lyn Chapter # 145 UM, OES, uow- Low- Oregon’s Junior Miss will be view with the judges. Each terprise label reads and Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Moth- I or; the Board, Mrs. T. H. Baugh- | ell Cree, Worthy Patron of pate in the Oregon Junior Miss girl is given an equal oppor named at the Pageant Finals, Pageant. A week of exciting 2-72 it's time to send er_Advisor- Iman, Mrs. Al Yankus. Don j OES Lavern Torgison, 7:30 p .m. Saturday night at I Elective officers installed Moffatt, John Roten, Vernon • Worthy Patron of Cedar Chap- activisties is under way for the tunity to win the state compe Benson High school, Portland. tition and continue on to Mo a check for renewal. , with Miss Grant were Susy i Peterman, and Joe Bowes. 35 participants from the state ter #171, Scio; Dale Howell, bile, Ala., for the 15th nation Tickets may be purchased at Miss Wilson, Worthy Associate Ad Oregon by the Junior of Mrs. Juanita Culver, Mother1 Worshipful Master of Mill visor; Verlene Peterman. Adv.isor and Mrs. William Ly-1 city Lodge #180 AF&AM,; Scholarship Incorpartion and al pageant in May. Many schol- the door. Charity; Christy Spurgeon, ness, member of the Board j Past Mother Advisors, Mrs. Portland area families are ON ED LEWIN Hope, and Jackie Wilson, were unable to be present and Lee Fisher, Mrs. Don Carlson, hosting the pageant. I Auctioneer, Inc. Faith. Karen is the daughter of Mr. will be installed at a later date.; and Mrs. Virgil Lewis; Past Appointive officers installed Linda Long, recorder, and Nan- Worthy Advisors, Karen Da- and Mrs. George Davis of Mill Complete Auctions were Natalie Wills, Chaplain; cy Lalack, treasurer, will also I vis, Patty McClintock, Linda City. Her school activities in Sally Jenkins, Drill Leader; be> installed later. | Long, Chris Ohrt, Jenny clude Pep Club, Honor Society, Phone 769-5466 Patti Spurgeon, Love; Jean Crowning ceremonies were ' ; chance, Girls Volleyball team and Chance, and Nancy Lalack. by Santiam Chapter, Order of | Service bars were presented track, and she is president of DeMolay with Mark Thommen to Corliss Archer, Lauri Beth- the Girls Athletic Association as Master Councilor. Assistin/ , el, Jenny Chance, Karen Davis, and Vice President of F. T. A. were Wesley Torgison, S. S.; 1 Colleen Grant, Sally Jenkins, She is also a member of the -------- ------ | Stanley Torgison, Chaplain; Susie Keen, ____ ____ Pep Band. Karen is a member Nancy _ Lalack, Kipper Underhill, and Zack Linda Long, Patty McClintock, of the Presbyterian church and McClain. Sue McClintock, Debbie Mc is serving this year as a Cheer- Under Good of the Order, Clain, Verlene Peterman, ette at the Santiam Memorial J. C. Kimmel presented theI Christy Spurgeon, Vicki Van- Hospital. She is an active achievement award to Miss | dercouvering, Jackie Wilson, member of Marilyn Assembly Highway 22 — Mill City Patty McClintock. This award Shelly Richards, and Suzy Wil No. 60, Order of Rainbow for . is given each term to the girl son. , Girls, and is currently serving who has done outstanding work Mrs. Kathryn Wilson, La- ' 1 » as r* the flronrl Grand I?nnrocanfofitro Representative nf of ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES not only in Rainbow, but in vern Torgison and Dale How- New Jersey in Oregon. Her fu- the community. This girl is ell each spoke briefly. I ture plans include becoming a chosen by the Advisory Board. I Colleen chose as her theme ■ physical therapist’s aid and Lowell Cree presented Col “Let There Be Peace on Earth she would like to attend Mt. Expert Tune up and Brake Repair leen with a Rainbow cup and I — ____________ __ With Me.” Hood Community college And Let it Begin saucer from Marilyn Chapter, jjer colors are blue and silver, She has taken about five #145 OES which is given to jjer projects, Scholarship fund, years of modern jazz and ballet We Pick Up and Deliver each Worthy Advisor at her j Hear( fund, and a visit to the dancing and is a student at the Carol France Dancing School Shrine Hospital. I installation. I Mrs. Lewis presented Jackie ■ Tim Culbertson from Me-' in Salem. Her talent presenta will be an _ I hama sang “Let There Be tion in the _ pageant Peace on Earth” accompan-. intricate dance number. ied by his mother, **-- Mrs. Cal | j Arrival time for the pageant i entrants was Tuesday and Culbertson. I Colleen introduced her mo- Karen was taken to Portland , ther, Mrs. George Grant, who by Mill City Jayceetes Mrs. i presented her with a gift and Rich Moore and Mrs. Terry I Colleen presented her mother Morris. The local club, in co with a corsage. She also intro operation with several merch duced her aunt. Mrs. Donald ants, sponsored the Junior Miss. Bradley from Silverton, her Pageant in Mill City. Preparation before the pa- cousin, Elmer Gatchet from Albany and her close friends. I geant has included sending Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Baughman, snapshots and plans for a par- PERSONAL STATIONERY Mr. Baughman presented Col- ty in which Kraft foods were used. Also she set her hair in leen with a gavel. LETTERHEADS Mrs. Lewis read a poem, “A a style and sent pictures and Friendship's Greeting” and instructions for this hairdo. then presented the Assembly Her application for the pa ENVELOPES ' with four banquet size table geant was quite detailed with j cloths to be used for Instal- many thought provoking ques I lations and dinners. Colleen tions. Not a beauty pageant, the , presented Mrs. Lewis with a Junior Miss entrants will be corsage. Patty McClintock made the judged on their scholastic decorations and decorated the achievement, poise and ap- hall. | The line officers gave an ad- j ENCLOSURES i denda honoring Colleen wita Grants Entertain I Jill Krecklow as narrator. She BUSINESS CARDS was presented with a stuffed Following Installation I toy as her mascot for her term, i Sunday Evening BOOKLETS An addenda was given for. ____ by the __ Worthy _ ' Following the installation of Mrs. Lewis ACCOUNTING FORMS Advisors who served while Colleen Grant as Worthy Ad- she was Mother Advisor. They visor of Marilyn Assembly of presented her with fun gifts. Rainbow for Girls. Mrs. RULED FORMS Another addenda was given George Grant entertained at a for Mrs. Lewis and Colleen buffet dinner in her home, INVOICES Attending were Mrs. Don presented her with a charm ald Bradley from Silverton. bracelet from the Assembly. A skit was given for Linda Elmer Gatchett from Albany. Long, outgoing Worthy Advis- Jerri Jo Parker from Albany, or. and she was presented fun ! Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tourville, gifts. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey. Following the installation a Mr. and Mrs Jerry Rosamond, reception was held in the din- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Davidson, ing room. Pouring 1 __ were Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs Verne Ohrt and I Sid Baughman. Mrs. Jerry" Chris, Mrs. Marshall Bradley Phone 897-2772 I Rosamond and Patty McClint 1 and Candy. Mrs. Cal Culbert- Mill City, Oregon Prank Stromquist, Owner ock served the punch. Mrs son and Tim. from Mehama. Alvin Davidson cut and served Iris Hampton. Patty McClint- Phone 897-2812 the cake. Iris Hampton passed ock. Don Williams and Mrs. Mill Grant and Colleen. I the guest book. Miss Colleen Grant Installed as Rainbow Worthy Advisor Saturday Karen Davis Represents Mill City as Jayceette Oregon Junior Miss JANUARY SPECIALS 79« MILL CITY CHEVRON SERVICE $J19 $179 $J05 83* 99 1/3 The Mill City Enterprise
