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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1972)
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 23, 1972 Income Tax Service Decorated Cakes tyJofnaMi. Pacje. White-Larson Exchange Vows Dist. Deputy President Visits Rebekah Lodge Santiam Rebekah Lodge No. 166 met March 15 in regular Cakes Baked and Decorated Miss Vicki White and Glen meeting with Noble Grand for all occasions. Allen Larson of Salem ex Mrs. Glenn Anderson presid changed their wedding vows ing. WEDDING CAKES A on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 SPECIALTY The Charter was draped for Phone 897-2772 Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor at the Trinity Methodist Florence Groat, past president Cakes Baked and Decorated Church in Salem on the 22nd of the International Associa EDW. J. BELL On Order Only wedding anniversary of her tion of Rebekah Assemblies. Royalty Crowned PUBLIC SERVICE OFFICE parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mrs. Elsie Folsom, District JOSEPHINE HAMPTON 247 North Third Avenue C. White. Mrs. White is the Deputy President from Eva Stayton, Oregon 97383 former Valleda Moberg of Mill Rebekah Lodge No. 92 of Stay Phone 897-2569 Phone: 769-2285 City. ton, paid an official visit. She Mr. Larson is the son of Mr. presented Mrs. Albert Carr and Mrs. Lawrence Larson of with a seal of perfection and Willamina. examined Mrs. Walter Brisbin The bride chose a gown of and Mrs. Walter Thomas In delustered satin fashioned the unwritten work. with a Venice lace bodice and A tribute was read in honor bouffant sleeves with lace of Schuyler Colfax, author of cuffs. A Juliet headpiece of the Rebekah Degree by Mrs. March 25, 26 and 27 To Move to our New Location lace held her elbow length Arnold Syverson. veil and she carried a bouquet Mrs. Irl Plymale, Mrs. Lang Watch For Our GRAND OPENING of white carnations combined Stafford and Mrs. Syverson with pastel ribbons. were appointed to the mem- Miss Marilyn White was her bership committee for Mrs. sister’s honor maid. She wore Luther Yates who is trans- a white gown with multi-color ferring her membership from ed flocked daisies over mint Alaska green taffeta. Communications were re The bridesmaids were Miss ceived from Arlene Young, Good Assortment Of i Christine Wheeler, Mrs. Wil- secretary of the Rebekah As , liam Harris and Mrs. Gerald sembly of Oregon that there PRE-FINISHED I McNeely, a cousin of the bride. will be a school of instruction | Their gowns were simitar to for all secretaries at Tillamook | the honor maid’s only over on Tuesday, May 16, at the ■ blue, lavender and pink taf 4-H building on the fair feta. They all carried a single grounds. Also, Santiam will pastel colored carnation. recommend a member for Deborah Moberg, the bride’s District Deputy President for AND UP cousin, was flower girl and District 7A. Derek Larson was ring bear Mrs. Carr will be in charge er. of decorating the hall and din Leslie Larson stood with his ing room for the district meet brother as best man. Ushers At the annual Cradle Roll Joe Dodge, of Mill City, and provided to the new parents. were Gene Westby, Jim Cain ing of the Mill City IOOF No. 144 which is March 18 and the Sunday observed recently, San the queen, Corina Kay Nel The Cradle Roll is open to 1 and Robert Ottele. tiam Chapel of Lyons crowned son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs all babies who have not yet | A reception was held in the Rebekahs will serve the lunch eon. the “king and queen of Cradle Robert Nelson, Jr., of Stayton. reached their second birthday. j fireplace room. Following the meeting, re . Roll” for 1972. Mrs. William Hedge of Mill - cou „„ Concerning Santiam Chapel’s 1 The young couple went on freshments were served in the ; Selected by random drawing Cradle Roll, gifts are present FltyM ‘ ri nrad}e « 0U iireC;'their honeymoon to Victoria, dining room by Miss Daisy ’ C Loftin, also of and he olympic Penin- | were the king, Daniel Lee: ed to each new baby upon en- Mill n» City, was appointed assist- sula. On their return they will Geddes and Mrs. John Swan. r\f VT,. n nJ i The tables were decorated in Dodge, son of Mr. and Mrs.1 rollment, and helpful hints are ant director. make their home in Salem. KELLY LUMBER SALES I the St. Patrick’s Day theme. The bride is a dental assist I The birthdays of the first quar MILL CITY. OREOOM ant and the groom is a junior ter were honored and celebrat Phone 897-2610 I at Oregon College of Educa I ed. tion at Monmouth. The Food Sale which was Mabel Yankus entertained scheduled for March 24 in the members of the Round Robin 3ank Building has been can Santiam Newcomers Pinochle Club at her home Robert Ditter and Miss Doris i celled due to unforseen cir Group held its March dinner Monday evening. Jean Gaines were married last cumstances. Strawberry shortcake was Saturday at the St. Stephens last Wednesday at the Gates Community Center. Hosts for served for the dessert and her Catholic Church in Renton,! the evening were Mr. and rooms were attractively ar Wash. ED LEWIN ____ per- _ Mrs. Walt McCausland and ranged with spring flowers. | , ___ Rev. _____ Robert J. Crum Auctioneer, Inc. , Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonald. Guests were Bobbi Budlong, formed the seven o”clock cere- —---------------- J Those attending, despite an ^?yer’Je!fie Bodeker and mony which was followed by Santiam Memorial Hospital Complete Auctions (Stayton) error in the Mill City Lions Kathleen Pratt. I a wedding dinner. RUGGLES—To Mr. and Mrs. Wilma Moore won high prize Club community calendar, The bride is the daughter of Phone 769-5466 were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beyer, with Evelyn Davis receiving Mrs. Allan Tiro of Milwaukie Terry D. Ruggles, Turner, a Mrs. Marie Burrell who low. Pinochle was won by Mrs. and W. E. Gaines of Maud, girl, Friday, March 10, 1972. RUEF —To Mr. and Mrs. brought her sister-in-law, Mrs Budlong. Okla. Mr. Ditter is the son of The next party will be April George “Sparky” Ditter of Mill Clarence R. Ruef, Stayton, a Hettie Duncan of Toronto, boy, Tuesday, March 14, 1972. Canada, as her guest, Mrs. 3 at the home of Goldie Ram City. Community RICH — To Mr. and Mrs. Flossie Evans, Mr. and Mrs. bo. For her wedding, the bride Howard Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. wore an afternoon dress of Larry A. Rich, Lacomb, a boy, Hellmut Kaestner, Mr. and white chiffon with jeweled Friday, March 17, 1972. Calendar of Events Mrs. Verne Kealen, Mrs. bodice and short veil of illu- Gloria Knott, Mrs. Alma son. She carried a bouquet of Thurs. and Friday, March 23 and 24th [ Locke, Mrs. Mae Mowry, Mr. pink carnations. ' and Mrs. Herb Peck, Mr. and ,Mrs. John R. Strickland of Thursday March 23— 1 Mrs. Jack Reed, Mrs. Ardath Salem was the bride’s only FOE No. 3384 Aerie and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peter attendant. She wore a cream I Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ORDERS TO GO Auxiliary meeting at 8 p.m. at son and Mr. and Mrs. Mel I Walker, Mr. and Mrs. John colored wool sheath dress and Mr. and Mrs. George Long Lodge. I Young and the newest New- bourne Rambo returned home a corsage of pink and white and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinochle party at the Eagles Phone 769-5311 I comers, Mr. and Mrs. James Saturday from a two weeks carnations. Kelly attended the Charter Lodge at 1 p.m. Public invited. trip to Hawaii. They stayed at j Mr. Strickland stood with Night banquet for the brand- ■ Saunders. Monday, March 27— Stayton, Oregon new Mt. Angel Lions Club on Door prizes were won by a Waikiki beach hotel on the the groom as best man. Lions Club dinner meeting ........... make their Saturday evening, March 18. at the Frontier Inn at 6:30 p. Mrs. Turner and Mr. Kaestner. island of Oahu and said they! I The couple will had a very good time includ- first home in Salem. The bride The festivities were held at The dinner was enjoyed by m. NEW HOUKS: Mon. thru Thurs. 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. all, followed by a social eve ing the usual wonderful weath-i ¡s secretary for Oregon Proj- the St. Mary’s Grade School in Women’s Volleyball at the er of the islands. - — - - ' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10 a_m. to Midnight i ect New Gate. Mt. Angel, and sponsors for grade school gym, 7 to 9 p.m. ning of visiting and card The Rambos had made a 1 V1XC U1UM W t members of the Mr. Ditter HkWVlMtVM attended Mill the club were playing. The next meeting will - Rainbow Mothers Club Live a Little be Wednesday, April 19, at the four island tour two years ago city schools and graduated Silverton Lions Club. meets at the IOOF Hall at 7:30 so particularly enjoyed just re- from C_ .™„. i Santiam Union High , Master of Ceremonies for the usual time and place. p.m. taxing in the sun. Mr. and School with the class of *59. affair was John Hobson, Past > Bid or Bunch Pinochle Club Mrs. Peterson said they hoped' District Governor of 36-R, and meets at the home of Linda to see the other islands at a the guest speaker was Vern Bastuscheck at 7:30 p.m. later time. Hawn of Eugene, Past Interna While in Waikiki Mr. Rambo tional Director. Entertainment Tuesday, March 28— Steering Committee meeting bo attended two noon lunch-1 was furnished by the Gervais at 7:30 p.m. at the Eagles eons of the Lions club, which Union High School chorus. really caters to visitors. There Among others appearing on Lodge. Marilyn Club meets at the was a targe delegation from I the program were Judge Jo Canada as well as many main-1 There were six members and seph Felton, Wallace Carlson, home of Mrs. Charles Kelly at one guest attending the Mill : 12 noon potluck dinner. Mrs. land states including several City Lions Club dinner meet- i Ralph Jackson, District Gover Richard Freemen as co-hostess. others from Oregon. nor 36-R, Manville Heisel, Mr. Rambo and Mr. Peter 1 ing held last Thursday evening Chairman Council of Gover Sponsored as a public service son visited the Eagles lodge in at the Frontier Inn. Preceding the dinner, Mrs. nors, and Robert Welch and By Honolulu but were unable to Charles Rogers, presidents of attend one of their regular Fred Krecklow, president, con- the Silverton and Mt. Angel | ducted a short business meet meetings. Clubs. Fred Krecklow, Zone Also visited were Mr. and ing. Chairman, was unable to be The club voted to give a full Mrs. Jim Beard from Salem, Insurance Agency, Inc. campership to the local Camp present. who have been spending vaca Fire Association as they have! George Long was one of the 493 Third Street Stayton tions there for many years; done for several years. I club presidents presenting the See Us For i the Al Sorseths from Eugene, They will also sponsor a1 new club with a gift, and All General Lines of Insurance former Mill City residents and princess for the July 4th court. Charles Kelly was among Past , Mr. and Mrs. Shields Remine. Phone 769-63 I I It was decided to have the District Governors (Interna- The Sorseths were staying at April meeting at the Lionstional Counsellors) introduced. the same hotel as the Rambos and Petersons. The Reef Tow Paw as there is considerable I ' ers, but were there for just a work to be done at the store. 1 Following dinner, Charles, week with a group of Elks. In fact, it was regular “old home Kelly showed a film on the, week" with so many friends modern day postal methods and acquaintances there this and services. spring. Just the day before leaving, the visitors met Joe Lundquist and his wife. He Mrs. Nygaard Hosts was here during the Detroit Wednesday Afternoon Dam construction years, assist ing with the turbine installa Card Club tion. He asked to be remem LYONS — High score was' bered to friends in Mill City. held by Mrs. Ralph Davis, sec-1 The Petersons took in the us- ; ond high by Mrs. Orville ual tourist sights including the Downing and low by Mrs. J LYONS Polynesian Culture Center Rachael Olmstead at the Wed-' Pearl Harbor cruise and of nesday afternoon card club Special Palm Sunday Services — I I A. M. course a luau. The group took held at the home of Mrs., "The Challengers" in a dinner show at the Hilton Gladys Nygaard. Five Hun-. Hawaiian Village and enjoy- ' dred was in play following a Sunday and Monday—7 P. M. 26 and 27+h ed the Ed Kenney perform 1:30 dessert luncheon. Mr. & Mrs Galen Currahs. Missionaries to Senegal ance. | Others _____ ______ _ were attending Mr. and Mrs. Rambo took Mmes. John Kunkle, Arthur Tuesday 28+h — 7 P. M. the AARP tour two years ago ' Olmstead, Percy Hiatt, Ches- Phyllis Clatterbuck. Missionary from Brazil and again stated that for any- ter Riggs. Andrew Sieg, Ches- Wednesday through Friday Evenings one wishing to get the most ter Roy. Floyd Bassett, Mrs. (and the best) for their money, Laura Neal, and Zeta Prich- _____ BueU Hadley. Missionary To Borneo it was the only way to fly! I ard. More than 30 years continuous service and experience In this area. 1970 recorded over 1,750 satisfied clients. Courteous satisfaction assured. NOTICE We Will Be Closed GATES GENERAL STORE WOOD PANELING Newcomers Have i Robert Differ Wed In Renton, Wash. BANANA SPLIT SALE Local Couples Home From Hawaii Trip Local Lions Attend Charter Night i WiV.r, i Lions Auxiliary Has Dinner Meeting MADISON & DAVIS Missionary Emphasis March 26 through 31st. CANYON BAPTIST CHURCH
