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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1972)
HOMEOWNERS SAVE Calk 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 11, 1972 Garden Club Plans Luncheon in June Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary The Mill City Garden club BILL ALLMAN met Thursday at the home of Phone 769-5729 Mrs. O. K. DeWitt with Mrs. 715 1st—Stay ton Clyde Phillips, Mrs. Marie Tolbert and Mrs. Elizabeth Cyr as co-hostesses. A com. Phone 897-2772 Norma J. Long, WOman's Page Editor plete luncheon was served with the last half of the mem FOR SALE 1969 Plymouth bership furnishing the food. Fishers Return from VIP, 2 dr.. Ht. V8, Auto jjgg [yneSS Cost of the luncheon was SI.25 Roinbow Gb/s To Help matic, power steering, Vinyl I per person. With Cancer Drive J Trip to East Coast Mrs. Ervin Peterson presid roof $2,495.00 Terms to suit. , The 1972 American Cancer ed at the meeting The group North Santiam Fed Credit Mr and Mrs. Lee Fisher re voted to serve a complete , Society Crusade will get un- Union. Stayton. Ph. 769-2144 turned last week from a four- | luncheon again at the June , derway in Mill City this week- or Jerry Coffman 859-2552. weeks trip in Iowa and on tc meeting with the first half of i end when the Rainbow Girls the house-to-house the East Coast. They flew to the membership furnishing the , conduct DesMoines where they stayed food. The cost will be $1.25 campaign and distribute in with the Larry Burdens, long and the luncheon will be serv formational material. Between Marilyn Chapter No. 145 time friends of Mr. Fisher. ed at 12 noon instead of the that time and the end of May, ___ _______ j the local American Cancer So. Held the May meeting Monday The Burdens are both profes- m atm usual 12:30 ciety committee will be calling evening at the IOOI- hall with sors a| Drake University From A plant exchange was held WAS THAT several out of town visitors at. ' - | 1 Iowa they went on to Virgin and a contest on naming the on local businesses and or ia Beach. Va.. where they vis eves plants Mrs Walter Thomas. ganizations in the community tending. Mother’s Day was observed ited a week at the home of her Sr., received the prize for be- I for contributions. with a short program given by brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. ing able to name the most I With more money from Shown above are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gruv Suzy Wilson, who sang two Frank Voorhies. plants. A number was placed government going into er opening some of their wedding gifts at their solos accompanied by her mo- With the Voorhies they on each plant with the mem search, new scientists are 25th wedding anniversary party recently at ap- ther, Mrs. Birdie Wilson and pected to be attracted and drove to Washington, D. C. bers each drawing a number the Gates Community Hall. Mr. Gruver is on and receiving the plant with plications for grants will in- Patty McClintock, who gave a with stops at Williamsburg Both and Jamestown. They spent crease. For this reason the Mother’s Day reading. _ Santiam High teaching staff and Mrs. Gruver the matching number. The June meeting will be' American Cancer Society will girls are members of Marilyn three days there with friends, is a Registered Nurse at Santiam Memorial held at the home of Mrs Jen- [ be called upon to raise more' Assembly Order of Rainbow the Jess Eberdts. Mrs. Fisher Hospital in Stayton. ___________ said the highlight of their trip nie Cauble with Mrs. Al Yan- money for funding these new for girls, applications. As new develop Mrs. Wilson Stevens receiv was visiting the Smithsonian kus as co-hostess. and was home for the occa Attending Thursdays meet ments in chemotherapy, radia ed a gift for being the oldest Institute which was outstand- Gruvers Honored on sion, and their two sons, Rich ing were Mrs. Else Allen. Mrs. tion. and surgery put addition Past Worthy Matron in Chap ing. ard and Douglas, who both at Jennie Cauble. Mrs. Kenneth al types of cancer on the cur ter years, serving the chapter I From D. C. they 25th Anniversary tend Santiam High School. able list, and thousands of pa in 1943 and again in 1961-62. Montreal and then Corning. Mrs. Elizabeth Cyr, The hall was decorated in Mrs. Larry Doble. Mrs. Lloyd tients are saved, overwhelm Mrs. Verne Clark was the old Canadian train to Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gruver Girod. Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, Mrs ing need for rehabilitation, in est chapter member present, Their last stop was Seattle to were honored on Saturday ev silver and pink and the anni Martin Hansen. Mrs Wendell formational and educational affiliating in 1941 and Mrs. visit friends enroute home. ening, April 29, at the Gates versary cake was baked and Heller. Mrs. Molly Larson. prorgams will exist. The So- Danny Moore the newest mem Clubhouse at a Silver Wedding decorated by their daughter. Many friends and relatives Mrs. Erv. Peterson, Mrs. Clyde I ' ciety offers these services, a ber by dual membership just sociate conductress. Anniversary party hosted by Phillips. Mrs. Mel Rambo. Mrs great majority of which are before the presentations Both Mrs. Clarice Rossner, Grand their children. Their daughter, from Portland and other com volunteer service were presented gifts Phone 769-53 I I Each Chaplain of the Grand Chap Louise, is a sophomore at OCE munities, as well as the local Walter Thomas. Sr.. Mrs. Ma through rie Tolbert. Mrs. Faye Verbeck, I 1 aimed at wanting to Wipe Out one present received a Moth ter of Oregon spoke briefly area, were on hand to con Cancer in Your Lifetime er’s Day pin and each lady a and made the announcement I Mother's Tea Held gratulate the couple. Mr and Stay+on and Mrs Al Yankus. handkerchief. Mrs. Gruver were married in that Mrs. Lowell Cree, the pre A number of members were sent Worthy Matron had been At Gates School Portland on May 2, 1947. reported ill and several were selected by Mrs. Mary Ristola, A large group of mothers, reported as having deaths in Associate Grand Matron of the J relatives and friends attended their families. Grand Chapter of Oregon, to | the annual Mother’s Tea held A special meeting will be serve on the Estarl Committee Friday afternoon at the Gates Community held Monday evening. May 22 for 1972-73. Mrs Cree will re- j Primary school. at 8 p. m for the purpose of present District 14 which in-1 Tables were attractively de Calendar of Events conferring the degrees on four eludes Falls Citv. Dallas, In. 1 corated in the I..-, ---------- — — spring ... theme candidates. dependence. Stayton. Mill City and work done by the students Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moore. and the five Salem chapters.' was placed about the walls. Sr., were welcomed into the Mrs. Cree’s appointment is I Mrs Gwen Schaer, who is chapter by dual membership. the sixth committee member retiring this year, was present- Thursday, May 11— One petition was read for since the chapter was organiz-1 cd a plant by, Vern Peterman, IOOF Lodge £144 meets at Mrs. Schaer has been in the Lodge Hall at 8 p. m. conferring of degrees, ed 50 yeare ago. She will re-1 ” Election of officers for the «resent Marilyn Chapter at ■ teaching profession for 33 I ensuing year was held with Grand Chapter in Portland. years. FOR i Mill City Jayceettes will Mrs. William Lvness, Worthy June 19, 20. and 21. , | Several songs were sung by meet at the home of Mrs. Dale Mrs. Ethel McNeil, Worthy the first and second grades and Edwards at 7:30 p. m. Matron; William Lvness. Wor thy Patron: Mrs. Donald Carl Matron of Junction City Chap the third grade. A tap dance Santiam Canyon Home Ex son, Associate Matron: Donald ter spoke briefly as did How and song. ‘Old Straw Hat,’ was tension meets at the Gates presented by Lisa Syverson, a DEMOCRAT DISTRICT 55 Carlson, Associate Patron: Mrs. ard Nichols. Worthy Patron of Clubhouse at 10 a. m. Lowell Cree, Secretary; Ervin Salem Chapter. Mrs. Floyd first grader. pol. announcement paid for by People for Pd. Peterson. Treasurer: Mrs. Mur- Hastay. Worthy Matron of Sa Santiam High School Girl’s SUMNER Committee. Co-Chairman Don McElligott ry Moore. Conductress, and lem chapter was also present. Style Show at 7:30 in the Au Mrs William McClintock. As Following the meeting re ditorium. freshments were served in the FOE -*3384 Aerie and Auxil For Mother ’ s Day, Mill ining room by Mrs Murry iary meetings at 8 p. m. at the loore, Mrs. Merle Garton and Lodge. City Pharmacy has it. Irs. Jack Gulliford. Mrs. Charlie French and Monday, May 15— Irs. Clyde Phillips decorated Lions Club dinner meeting at he chapter room with baskets 6:30 p. m. at the Frontier Inn f rhododendrons. Jack Sumner will speak. J q Head Eastern Star For Next Term M .. GOOD, VOTE JACK SUMNER STATE REPRESENTATIVE Women’s volleyball 7 to 9 p. m. at the grade school gym American Legion meeting at 15 Parkside Drive at 8 p.m AF&AM *180 meets at the IOOF hall at 8 p. m. When Love Is What You're Giving Give It In A Tuesday, May 16— Mill City Woman’s club meets at Fellowship hall for potluck at 6:30 p m. Wednesday, May 17— Santiam Rebekah Lodge meets at Lodge Hall at 8. p.m. Mother's Day Newcomer’s Club potluck dinner at the Gates Clubhouse at 6 p. m. Sponsored as a public service By MADISON & DAVIS Insurance Agency, Inc 493 Third Street Stayton See Us For STANLEY OGDEN All General Lines of Insurance Phone 769-631 I PHOTOGRAPHY 360 S. W. Broadway MiU City VOTE FOR Robert (Bob) Schmidt FOE County Commissioner POSITION No. 2 A qualified man who knows the problems of Linn County. Equal treatment for all areas in the County Pd. Pcx Adv. Lou Marshall. 517 Lyor. St., Albany, Oregon 97321
