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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1972)
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 12. 1972 Dr. William Gamble Fills Pulpit In The Presbyterian Church Dr. William Gamble of King City in Tigard, who spoke at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday, will be filling the pul pit for the next several Sun days according to announce ment. Mrs. Gamble also ac companied him. It was also announced dur ing the services Sunday morn ing that the Presbyterian Wo men’s Association will hold its regular meeting at 1:30 p.m., Thursday afternoon, October 12 at Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Rob ert Hayes is the new president, and all interested women are invited to attend. tyJotnank Pcuje Rainbow For Girls District Meeting Held At Stayton Sunday, October 8 *' «» • w*—i------- „ • Marilyn Assembly No. 60 of as did Mariann Symington who spoke on behalf of the Grand Mill City, Acacia Assembly No. 40 of Stayton and Ramona As Representatives present. Phone 897-2772 Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor I The formal closing was by sembly No. 36 of Silverton, Mrs. Albert Carr, District Acacia Assembly. International Order of Rain Deputy President for Districi Refreshments were served bow for Girls, held a District to 7A paid an official visit Three Links Club To Engaged meeting at Stayton Sunday af in the dining room. Attending Eva Rebekah Lodge #92 in from Mill City were Patty Mc ternoon at 2 o’clock. Stayton on the evening of Meet October 12 Gail Hambelton, Grand Wor Clintock, Verltjne Peterman, September 26th. thy Advisor from Evangeline Natalie Wills, Christy Spur Accompanying Mrs. Carr on Santiam Rebekah Ixidge #166 Assembly No. 5, Eugene was geon, Suzy Wilson, Jill Kreck- the visitation was Mrs. Glenn I met in regular meeting Octo k>w, Corliss Archer, Sue Mc making her official visit. Anderson, Noble Grand of San ber 4th with Noble Grand. Clintock, Cathy Lyness, Susan The opening was put on by tiam #166. Mrs. Otto Weid- Mrs. Glenn Anderson presid The Mill City Garden Club Acacia Assembly with Mary Keen. Cathy Corning, Jackie man, Jr. Past Noble Grand; I ing. met last Thursday at the home ■ Simmons, Worthy Advisor of Wilson, Colleen Grant, Mrs Mrs. Dave Barnhardt. secre- | Mrs. Ott Weidman, president of Mrs. Ervin Peterson with I Acacia presiding. Agnes Carlson. Mrs. William tary; Mrs. Lang Stafford. of the 3 Links Club announced Mrs. Mel Rambo as co-hostess l Escort was done by Ramona McClintock, J.C. Kimmel, Joe chaplain; Mrs. Arnold Syver- 3 Links for October 12th at for a 12:30 dessert luncheon. Assembly with Debbie Hud son, right Support to the Noble , the hall and potluck refresh Mrs. Peterson, president of dleston, W. A. presiding. Grand; Mrs. Margaret Snow. ments to be served by IOOF the club, presided at the busi Escorted and introduced Left Support to the Noble I #144. ness meeting. were Gail Hambelton. Grand Grand; Mrs. Irl Plvmale, con Mrs. Peterson reported she | Worthy Advisor. Mrs. Doroth Mrs. Albert Carr, District ductor; Irl Plymale, Color Deputy President, presented i had attended a Board meeting ; ea Scarth, Grand Deputy who Bearer and Mrs. John Swan. Mrs. Irl Plymale and Otto I of the Federation recently and (n turn introduced the New Right Support to the Chaplain Koeneke with seals of perfec the Mill City Club and Stay- ' Grand Deputy, Mrs. Agnes Mrs. Carr presented Mrs. Jo tion and Mrs. Anderson two ton Club have been asked to Carlson, Past Mother Advisor Spencer. Noble Grand of Eva rose buds for the rose tree. | make 45(1 tote bags to be given I of Marilyn Assembly No. 60 #92, with a rose tree and a At the meeting of October i to those • attending the State of Mill City who was then es rosebud for the first member 18th there will be a bingo I Convention of Garden Clubs corted and introduced in the to be examined for a seal of party and Mrs. Weidman will (to be held in Salem on June East. perfection. show her slides of the parades 18. 19, and 20. 1973 as well as Others escorted were Patty and picnics. I helping at other jobs. A dis- McClintock. Grand Outer Ob Mrs. Walter Thomas, Czarina 1 cussion was held and Mrs. server. Marilyn Assembly #60. Pinochle Party Has Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Olirt of the Lady Muscovites of Ore- , Lloyd Girod was _ appointed to ’ Peggy Houck, Grand Repres- of Mill City are announcing gon, introduced Viola Harri-i meet ‘ with ‘‘u *' ‘ ~ the Stayton group , optative to Texas in Oregon of Large Turnout the engagement of their daugh son of Pearl Rebekah Lodge , to decide what kind of bags to Chadwick Assembly #3, Salem; ter, Christine Ohrt, to Randy #47 and Mrs. Glenn Anderson i . Marijean Symington, Grand Five tables of cards were in Walker. Mr. Walker is the son and Miss Daisy Geddes of San-1 Mrs. Peterson appointed Mrs. Representative to California in play at the Pinochle Party held last Thursday at the Eag of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nugent tiam #166 as the newest prin Wendell Heller, chairman for Oregon froni Barziilla Assem- the nominating committee, j b)y _7 Alb;iny. Debbie Hud. les Hall. Refreshments were of Gates. Both young people are grad cesses of the order. sisted by Mrs. Charles Dolezal, , dieston. Grand Representative served following the afternoon uates of Santiam High Schoo! During good of the order Jr. and Mrs Martin Hansen. I to Mlssisslppi in Oregon from of cards. Winners for the day were with the class of ’?2. Miss Ohrt there was a “Goodie walk.” the I Results and election will be at | Ramona Assembly -36> Sil. rton; and Sharon Newkirki Ruth Kerr, high prize for wo is attending Chemeketa Com receipts of the activity going the November meeting with Installation at the December Grand Representative to Mich- men and Dorothy Arthur re munity College where she is Phone 769-5311 ceived low Pete Peterson won taking a business course. Mr. to the jewel fund. ,, r . (Kan in Oregon, Acacia Assem- The Fall Federation Meeting I blv #4n c,„vtnrl high for the men and Walter Walker is employed at Frank Following the meeting, re will be held at McNary Golf I Mothe’r Advisors Mrs. Bar- Lumber. Brisbin had low score freshments were served by Mr. A January wedding is being Course on Wednesday October , bara Symington, Barzillia #7, and Mrs. Claudie Bruder. 25. The luncheon will be $L75|Alban . Mrs Waneta Haugen, planned. plus 25 cents registration fee. | Acacia #40, Stayton; _ Mrs. _ _ Pat . Those who plan to attend are I Eckley. Ramona #36, Silverton, | vited. FOE #3384 Aerie and Auxi- asked to contact Mrs. Peterson ; (pro tern): and Mrs. Morgan BEFORE October 23. as that is 1 White. Marilyn Assembly #145. liary meetings at the Lodge at 8:00 p.m. the deadline for reservations. Mill City, (pro tern). Mrs. O.K. DeWitt gave a re Mrs. Haugen made and pre Friday, October 13 — port on the Bird Committee. sented corsages to Mrs. Scarth. Marilyn Club Annual Salt A Japanese Flower Exhibi Mrs. Carlson and Gail Ham at the home of Clyde Phillips. Marilyn Chapter Nro. 145' ber of the Cancer Research held the October meeting Fund Committee of the Grand tion was announced for Octo bleton. 159 S.E. Kingwood, 10:00 a.m Monday night at the IOOF Chapter of Oregon, will be ber 28 and 29 at Portland. Fur- Balloting was done by Mar to 5:00 p.m. ' ther information may be ob- making his official visit at the i Hall with Marilee Lvness, ilyn Assembly #40 with Ver- Mill City-Gates Arr^erican I tained from Mrs. Peterson. Worthy Matron, and William November meeting. lene Peterman. W.A. presiding. [ Legion Post #159 meets at the „__ _ _______ __j | Each member present was Mrs. Rose Cree, member of Lvness, Worthy Patron, pre Good of the Order was by IOOF Hall at 8:00 p.m. the Estarl Committee of the | given a container in which she Ramona with Debbie Huddle- siding. Monday, October 16 — Mrs. Lowell Cree, member Grand Chapter of Oregon, gave > is to make an arrangement to ston presiding. 36 and 45 Inches Wide Lions Club dinner meeting at a talk on Estarl. Estarl means j take to the November meeting W.G.A., Gail Hambleton, of the Estarl Committee of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, “Eastern Star Training Awards I where, the arrangements will spoke and told of her projects the Frontier Inn at 6:30 p.m. ” Es- I be judged by the members. Women’s Volleyball, 7:00 to for the year. The theme she who was making her official for Religious Leadership.' Mrs. Al Yankus, Mrs. Lowell has chosen for the vear is “I’ll 9:00 p.m. at the Mill City tarl was started by the Gener visit was escorted and intro Per Yard SPECIAL al Grand Chapter in 1953 and Cree, Mrs. Harvey Tolbert and Catch the Sun.” the Bumble Grade School Gym. duced. Bid or Bunch Pinochle Club adopted by Oregon's Grand Mrs. Jennie Cauble received Bee is her mascot and she has Mrs. Donald Carlson, As- the door prizes. started a travelling Bumble meets at the home of Ann Ho sociate Matron, reported Wil- Chapter in 1955. The money Mrs. Peterson won two blue son Stevens was in the San- is raised by each Chapter in and two red ribbons on her Bee which is supposed to visit vey at 7:30 p.m. Round Robin Pinochle Club tiam Memorial Hospital. Mrs. the State. Since the program Flowers at the Grange Fair in each Assembly during the year It cannot be kept in one As meets at the home of Lu Mac Donald Jenkins had been in began. 383 scholarships have Lyons. sembly over two weeks. Some Gregor at 7;30 p.m. the Good Samaritan Hospital been given. 22 of these were The November meeting will AF&AM Lodge meets at 8:00 Values $1.49 to $1.98 Per Yard in Portland and Mrs. Gale given in June at Grand Chap be at the home of Mrs. Wen one from the Assembly must ter and were for $500.00 each. visit another Assembly in that p.m. at the IOOF Hall. Dorothy is ill at her home. dell Heller with Mrs. Charles length of time and leave it Tuesday, October 17 — The Budget Committee gave To receive a scholarship a Dolezal co-hostess. there and they in turn take it a report on the 1972-73 budget student must attend an ac The death of Mrs. Ike Myers, Mill City Woman’s Club which was accepted by the credited school and be going a past-president of the club to another Assembly etc. This meets at the home of Mary SPECIAL into full time religious work. is a way for the girls to visit Kelly at 8:00 p.m. Edna chapter. was announced . Ross. Mrs. Murry Moore. President It’s non-denominational and Attending the luncheon and and make new friends. refreshment chairman. they do not need a Masonic of Marilyn, gave a report on Her three main projects for meeting were Mrs. Velma Har the club’s activities and re affiliation. The money is sent rison, a guest and Mrs. O.K. De the year are the Children's Wednesday, October 18 — S+riped Patterns Regular $1.98 per yard ported the annual sale would directly to the school of the Witt, Mrs. Lloyd Girod. Mrs. Hospital in Eugene for physi- Santiam Rebekah Lodge be held this Friday, October students choice and may be Jennie Cauble, Mrs. Al Yan c a 11 y handicapped children, meets at the IOOF Hall at 8:00 13, at the home of Mr. and used for Books. Tuition. Board kus. Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. the Shrine Hospital’s travel p.m. Mrs. Clyde Phillips on S. E. and Room. Clothing and Medi fund which sends children to Newcomers’ Club potluck cal aid. One student may re Larry Doble. Mrs. Wendell the closest bum hospital and dinner at 6:00 p.m. at the Gates Kingwood. SPECIAL Heller, Mrs. Walter Thomas. Mrs. Al Yankus gave a re ceive three scholarships of Mrs. Kenneth Coming. Mrs. the Masonic-Eastern Star Clubhouse. port on the Rainbow Girls and $500.00 each or less but the Elizabeth Cyr. Mrs. Charles Home at Forest Grove. announced the girls were sell total can only be $1500.00. An addenda was given in Sponsored as a public service Dolezal, Jr., Mrs. Martin Han By Before the meeting, a sale sen, Mrs. Clyde Phillips and her honor and Mary Simmons, ing candy. Patty McClintock. Grand was held with the proceeds the hostesses. Mrs. Mel Ram Worthy Advisor of Acacia As Outer Observer, International going to the Estarl fund. Twen sembly, presented her with a bo and Mrs. Ervin Peterson. Order of Rainbow for Girls ty eight dollars was taken in. flower pot of flowers and the and a member of Marilyn Refreshments were served leaves were postage stamps for Insurance Agency, Inc. Chapter OES. announced the by Mrs. Al Yankus. Mrs. Jack the members of the Home at appointment of Mrs. Agnes 493 Third Street Stayton Gulliford and Mr and Mrs. Forest Grove. Per Yard SPECIAL Carlson as the new Grand De Martin Harden. The tables Under Good of the Order, Remember us when you are puty for the Rainbow Girls were beautifully decorated us Patty McClintock spoke and in need of life, health and ac for the District. ing the Hallowe’en motif. congratulated and welcomed Mrs. Muriel Phillips announ Richard Ewing, professor at Mrs. Agnes Carlson as the new I cident insurance. We are your ced there would be a sale be the Puget Sound College of the Grand Deputy for Rainbow complete insurance agency. fore the November meeting Bible, will speak at the morn for the District on behalf of See Us For Phone 769-2926 with the proceeds going to 351 3rd ing and evening services of the the Grand Officers. All General Lines of Insurance the Cancer fund. She suggest Mill City First Christian Mrs. Dorothea Scarth, Past S+ay+on Oregon ed items for Christmas would Church, Sunday, October 15. Grand Deputy, spoke briefly Phone 769-6311 be nice. Walter Esplin. mem- Saturday evening. October 14 the young people from the Stayton First Christian Church will join the Mill City Church in a Singspiration. It was announced a Bible The October meeting of the Club for children, grades 3-6, Mill City Junior Woman’s will begin at the Church on Club was held last week at the Wednesday afternoons at 3:30. home of Mrs. Terry Morris. Mrs. Deen Mowry. State Conservation Chairman, was guest speaker. She discussed various methods of practicing conservation habits in the home and explained their im portance to the community. Other guests were Mrs. Leo | Poole and Mrs. John Wills. • Mrs. Rich Moore, chairman of the Junior Miss Pageant, reported the Pageant would be held November 11 at the San- i tiaii High SviiOul AiidltGriuiaii. The names of the contestants A nickel s worth of insurance that doesn't match your needs is too much.. and complete information will Our timberlands will be open +o Deer Shouldn't you be talking about this to a pro? An independent insurance agent** be published at a later date. That's us. The club voted to have mo Large Variety Hunting. Please help us protect our pro There is no substitute for professional know-how when you need insurance vies for the public in the San for your home, car or business. As independent agents— For Sale tiam High School Auditorium. perty—Be Careful With Fire and Stay as pros—we can help you avoid costly mistakes You Mrs. Larry Urban will head see. we represent several outstanding companies So t OPEN Saturday Sunday & the project. Off Dirt Roads If Muddy. we can help you choose the policy that s best for you / Following the meeting, re- 2% Miles East of Lyons. your Independent Contact us soon. We'll show you how to get a real freshmen ts were served by ’ 1 Mile South of Cedar Insurance / / agent , insurance program rolling Mrs. Dale Brosig and Mrs. Wil Lumber Co. FRANK LUMBER CO k SERVES YOU FIRST Æ liam Boester Rt. 1, Box 65 Mrs. Doug Suckling will be Lyons, Ore. hostess for the next meeting. November 14. Phone 897-2324 or 897-2754 MUI City, Oregon To Stayton Lodge Garden Club To Hold Election Of Officers In November Dairy SALE SPECIALS IN FABRICS Terry Cloth Regular SI.49 to $1.98 $1.19 Assorted Groups of Sport Weight Printed Fabrics Permanent Press Sport Denims Assorted Patterns and Plain Colors 36 inch wide Cotton Flannel MADISON & DAVIS Christian Church To Have Singspiration BALDWIN’S Mrs. Mowry Guest At Jr. Woman's Before you pay too much for insurance Club Meeting see a pro Pennys Cactus Gardens JERRY PITT AM INSURANCE i. NOTICE 1
