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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 22, y973
Daughter Arrives At
Mike Wilson Home
'UJatnatú. PcUfñ
Cards Played at
Local Eagles Lodge
Rainbow Girls Attend'
Jefferson Installation
$anfjam RlßßleS
By Debbie McLain
A group of Rainbow Girls
Santiam received
from Mill City went to Jeffer­ Tuesday, but
new
stu-
old,
son Sunday afternoon where an
Berry,
a
freshman
dent.
Mike
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wilson
they attended the installation
Five tables of cards were In
are being congratulated on the play at the weekly pinochle
of Santiam Chapter Order of returned to us from Detroit.
night
Santiam
birth of their third child, a party last Thursday at the
DeMolay at the Jefferson Ma­ Tuesday
whomped
Colton,
again.
The
baby girl, born February 14 Eagles Lodge.
sonic Hall at 2 p.m.
scores were: for the JV’s, 47
Phone 897-2772
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
at Salem General Hospital.
Installing
officers
were
mas
Highlight of the afternoon
Janine
Michele
weighed
ter councilor, Tod Cooper, de­ to 27; and for the varsity, 76
seven pounds, six and one-half was when Dorothy Arthurs,
puty state master councilor, to 40.
Wednesday, the Wolverines
ounces at birth. She joins with John Swan as a partner, Officers Attend Reception Äs Marilyn Chapter Honors Rose free
Oregon State Council Order of
brother Kevin, four years old, held 1500 trump.
DeMolay; senior councilor, Jay sent out good wishes to all, in­
Gloria Urban won the pin­
and Jennifer who is three.
Schofield; junior councilor, cluding some of the teachers
We hope
Grandparents are Mr. and ochle prize and Lorraine Bib-
Bob Battin; chaplin, Tom Roll­ and office staff.
Mrs. David L. Mattson of ler had high score for the wo­
man; and marshal, Jeff Utter; everyone had a nice Valentines
Day.
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. El­ men and Ruby Brisbin receiv­
all of Salem.
Friday the student body vot­
lis A. Wilson of Yoncalla. ed low.
Robing ceremonies were by
Mel Rambo received low for
Great-grandparents are Mr.
Acacia Assembly, Order of ed on a queen for the Sweet­
and Mrs. Nat Wills of MiU the men and high score went
Rainbow for Girls, from Stay­ heart’s Ball.
to George Arthurs.
City.
ton: Carol Hopper, Sandy Gil­ Friday night, Jefferson visit­
bert, Nancy Plane, Sharon ed Santiam and we beat them.
Newkirk, Lynn Coker, Sandy The final scores were: JV's 56-
Newkirk.
Anita
Dorman, 31 and varsity 80-44. Way to
Cindy Bass, and Sue McClin­ go Big Red!
Saturday night, the Annual
tock: and Corliss Archer; from
Marilyn Assembly, Mill City. Sweetheart’s Ball sponsored by
Special music was provided the sophomore class was held.
by Zack Mclain and Bob A band from Salem, called The
Successions, furnished the
Keith.
Patty McClintock of Marilyn group with music. One mem­
Assembly gave the flag tri­ ber of the group, the lead
bute. Officers installed were: singer, is our own Spencer
master councilor, Tom Pilcher; llillesland’s nephew. Doyle
senior councilor, Wesley Jorgi- Hillesland really swung with
son: junior councilor, Stan it and put all he could into
Torgison; senior deacon, Zack each song. Other members of
McLain; junior deacon, Greg the group were: lead guitarist,
Bishop; senior steward. David Tod England; bass guitarist,
Plano; junior steward. Kip Dan Clem; p.a. system adjus­
Underhill; scribe, Ed Krauser; ter, Jerry Blakely, tape re­
corder operator, Ken Miller;
Pictured above in the front row, left em; Shirley Babcock, Publicity, Estaca­ Chaplain. Jack Craig; marshal, ( and the leader of the group,
McClain and standard
to right is Ethel Conant. Appeals and da ; Velma DeWeese. Apjieals and Griev­ Tony
I the drummer, Roger Evans,
bearer, Steve Hart.
Grievances Committee. Albany; Phyllis ance Committee, Dallas; Gordon Barker,, The new master councilor, ¡The guys did a fantastic job
Pilcher. Estarl Committee. Jefferson; Past Grand Patron and Budget Comm., Tom Pilcher, introduced his and everyone enjoyed the
Mildred Burton, Chairman Estarl Com­ Salem ; Viola Mattox, Grand Electa, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom music and danced ith it real­
mittee, Oakridge; Rose Cree, Estarl Dayton; Muriel Field, Past Grand Ma­ Pilcher and his sister and ly great.
Committee, Mill City; Lowe.’l Cree. Jr. tron, Grand Lecturer and Chairman of brother, his relatives, dad ad­ During the time of the
the Sweetheart Court
Past Patron. Marilyn Chapter 145, Mill the Leslie S. Parker Scholarship Fund, visor, Kenneth Purdy; mem­ dance,
was introduced, and the queen
bers
of
the
advisory
board,
City; Karl Wipper,* Jr. Past Grand Pa­ Salem; Charles Dodd. Jurisprudence
for 1973 was announced. Gloria
tron. Turner. Back Row: Walter Esp’in, Committee, Salem, all of the Grand past master councilors, past Poole, the senior princess, was
worshipful
master
of
the
ma-
Cancer Research Fund Committee, Sal- Chapter of Oregon.
| sonic lodges, past matron and crowned queen.
It was a good week!
! patrons of the Eastern Star,
past
worthy
advisors
of
Rain
­
Round Robin Club
George
bow, and his mother, Mrs. Wilbur Harlans Visit
Entertained Monday
Tom (Phyllis)
Pilcher and
Thursday, February 22
I
The Round Robin Pinochle
Mrs. Rose Cree both of the Friends in Portland
Washington
Turkey Gravy
| Club members were enter­
estarl fund of the Grand Chap­ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harlan
Whipped Potatoes
tained Monday evening at the
ter of Oregon. OES; Mrs. Zel- went to Portland Saturday
Marilyn
Assembly,
Interna
­
Homemade
Bread
&
Butter
Special
I home of Lu MacGregor. The tional Order of Rainbow for ma Plane, grand representa- I where they were overnight
Mixed Fruit
I hostess served cherry pie top- Girls, held their annual Valen­ tive to S. Dakota in Oregon, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Snicker doodle
■ ped with ice cream before the tine Dinner for their “Secret OES; Patty McClintock, grand Humphreys.
Ice Cream
evening of cards.
Saturday evening a dinner
Dads” last Wednesday night outer observer. International
Milk
Winning high prize was before their regular meeting. Order of Rainbow for Girls; party was held at the River
Friday, February 23
1 Marilynne
Drynan
with
The masons presented their Karl Wipper, jn past grand Que?n Restaurant honoring
Regular Hamburgers
Agnes Carlson winning pin- secret daughters with a cor­ patron, OES; Rex Hartley, Mrs. Harlan whose birthday
French Fries
' ochle and Goldie Rambo re- sage and a gift and the girls past grand patron. OES; Chris­ was Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Peas
i ceiving low. Mabel Yankus gave their secret dads a gift ty Spurgeon, worthy advisor of Humphreys 30th wedding an­
% Orange
' drew the door prize.
■l
Marilyn Assembly and Carol niversary which was also on
| and revealed their name.
Oatmeal Cookie Bar
Guests for the evening was
Following the dinner the I Hopper, worthy advisor of Sunday and his birthday which
Milk
Carmen Barnhardt and the girls invited the masons to at- Acacia Assembly, Order of was February 15.
Monday. February 26
next party will be March 5 at tend their meeting with Chris­ Rainbow for Girls.
Attending were: Mr. and
Spaghetti
the home of Wilma Moore.
He presented each installing Mrs. Wilbur Harlan, Mr. and
ty Spurgeon, worthy advisor
Buttered Carrots
officer and the girls taking Mrs. George Humphreys, Miss
presiding.
Homemade French Bread
During the business meeting part in the robing ceremonies Dorothea Humphreys, Earle
Mixed Fruit
Surprise Birthday
j ; four girls were installed. Ver-1
Ver- i a gift.
Humphreys,
Mrs.
Pauline
C^ncolate Chip Cookies
Party » for Mrs. Lewis ’
reception followed with Mays, Mr. and Mrs. Mapes,
i . lene Peterman as recorder, I | j A
*
Thursday and Friday Only
Milk
Mrs. Virgil Lewis was hon- Suzy Wilson religion, Kathy • his aunts serving.
formerly of Idanha and now
Tuesday. February 27
ord Sunday with a surprise Lyness love and Clary Peder-
Attending from Miill City from Portland, and Mr. and
Chicken and Noodles
ORDERS TO GO
.
birthday party at her home ar­ son, musician.
were Christy and Patty Spur- Mrs. George Rhindflesh of
Buttered Peas
ranged by her mother, Mrs.
Oregon City.
Verlene Peterman, junior
Cinnamon Bread
Paul X. Smith.
past worthy advisor, signed
Diced
Pears
Phone 769-5311
Arriving at the Lewis home the Bible.
Sugar Cookie
geon, Lynette Hughes, Corliss
Community
about noon Sunday were her
Joe Bowes was chosen Rain­
Ice Cream
Archer, Sue and Patty Mc­
Stayton, Oregon
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith,
bow
Dad
of
the
year.
Milk
Clintock, Mrs. William Mc­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Roten
and
Chalres Kelly presented the
Wednesday, February 28
Clintock
and Mr. and Mrs.
Calendar
of
Events
Judy and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest girls with a check for $75.00
Scrumpdillyishus
Chili Burger
Lowell Cree.
Schroeder,
all
of
Gates.
A
from
the
sale
of
lightbulbs,
Lettuce Salad
I birthday cake, decorated in, which were sold at the hilltop
Peaches
shades of lavendar, was serv­ store.
Applesauce Bar
ed to guests and Mr. and Mrs. | Patty McClintock, grand Thursday, February 22—
Milk
Virgil Lewis, Suzie and Paul. outer observer and Debbie Me- ■ I.O.O.F. #144 meets at the
(no other hamburger)
j lodge at 8:00 p.m.
Lain, grand choir member, will I | Pinochle party at the Eagles
Thursday, March 1
be
honored
at
a
reception
on
Turkey Dinner
Bid or Bunch Club
Whipped Potatoes & Gravy
Holds
Regular Play
Dressing
The Bid or Bunch Pinochle
Hot Rolls and Butter
Club met Monday evening at ern Stars and Masons are most
Cranberrv Bars
at 8:00 p.m.
the home of Hattie Fencl with cordially invited to attend.
lee Cream
all members present. The
The girls will have a bak­ Friday, February 23—
Milk
Mill City-Gates American
hostess used the Washington’s ed food sale on March 10,
Friday, March 2
birthday theme in decorations place and time to be announc­ Legion Post #159 and Aux-
Weiner and Buns
! and
refreshments,
serving ed later. ! Sally Jenkins and [ la5y m?®ts at the I.O.O.F.
French Fries
cherry pie before the evening Patty McClintock are co-chair-
at
P-m-
Harvard Beets
of cards.
Monday, February 26_
Purple Plums
men.
Joyce Trout won both the
Lions
Club dinner meeting
Oatmeal Cookie
Attending the dinner Wed-
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pinochle prize and high score. nesday night were Leo Russell, at the Frontier Inn at 6:30.
Milk
Carol Brosig received low and Walter Kay, J. C. Kimmel, Ladies night.
Gladys Podrabsky won the Lowell Cree. John Roten, Don
Womens volleyball at the
door prize.
Carlson, Charles Kelly, Joe grade school gym. 7 to 9 p.m.
Why don’t YOU subscribe
The next party will be Bowes, Don Moffatt, Stanley Tuesday, February 27—
to The Mill City Enterprise ? March 5 at the home of Carol Chance. William Lyness, Vern
Marilyn Club will meet at
Brosig.
Peterman,
Don
Jenkins, the home of Mrs. Cecil Lake
Virgil
Lewvis,
Al
Yan­ with Mrs. Edward Cruson as
kus,
Sally
Jenkins,
Sue co-hostess.
Noon
potluck
McClintock, Clary Pederson, luncheon.
Electronic Servicing And Sales at
Jill Krecklow, Nancy Lalack, Wednesday, February 28—
Reasonable Rates
Denise Muise, Debbie McLain, ■ Marilyn Assembly #60, Or­
Verlene
Peterman,
Patty der of Rainbow for Girls, ! ilot your boat under Mutual of
Spurgeon, Susie Keen. Nancy meets at the I.O.O.F. Hall
“
at Enumclaw s Rainbow of Protec­
Shary,
Patty
McClintock, 7:30 p.m.
tion: A Boatowners policy that
Lynette
Hughes,
Colleen
Rainbow
Mothers
Club
protects your boat, motors, trail­
Grant, Jackie Wilson, Suzy meeting at the IOOF
Hall at ers and accessories, gives you lia­
Wilson, Kathy Lyness, Shelly 7:30 p.m.
bility coverage against injuring
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Richards, Natalie Wills, Linda
Santiam Chapter A.A.R.P. others. Talk to your M of E
Long. Christy Spurgeon and meeting at the Santiam High agent today.
Corliss Archer.
GATES
SALEM
School Commons at 7:30 p.m.
Mothers helping with the Charter night.
Insurance by
897-2777
581-4047
dinner were Mrs. Morgan
Thursday,
March
1
—
White, mother advisor; Mrs.
Mill City Garden Club des­
George Davis, associate mother
luncheon at 12 noon at the
advisor; Mrs. Scotty McLain; sert
j
I Mrs. Joe Lalack; Mrs. Wm. home of Mrs. Kate Doble. Mrs.
mutual of
McClintock: Mrs. Harve Keen; Muriel Phillips, co-hostess.
3882 State Street,
Salem, Oregon 97301
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By
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Rainbow Girls Have
Valentine Dinner
Cherry
Dilly
Bars
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