2—The Mill City Enterprise. Thursday March 39. 1973
Rebekah Lodge
Holds Regular Meeting
Sant: air.
Rebekah
Lodge
«166 met in regular mee--ng
March 21. with vice grand..
Mrs Lutner Yates pres.ding
Mrs Walter Tnomas gave a
report on the speech contest of
the Un ted Nation* P..primage
for Youth contest to be held
March 30 at the I O O.F Hali
in Silverton The public i Ú IB-
vited
Following the meeting. there
•
was a lovely cake walk w.th
the proceeds
going tc > tne
Jewel Fund.
Refreshment* were served
by Mrs Mabel Carlson Mrs
Lang Stafford and Mrs Lutner
Yates.,
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Norma J. Long. Woman s Poge Editor
Mr anc Mrs Lowell Cree
accompanied by Mrs. Warren
Pan. of Saiem and Mr* Betty
Norf.ee: of Stayton wen: to
Prinev.lle Saturday where they
attended a reception Saturday
night fox Gladys Post, grand
Ruth of the Grand Chapter of
Oregon, heid at the Ocnocc
Grace Scaool gymnasium Car.
nation Cnapter «44 OES was
nos: for tne reception honor­
ing their distinguished mem­
ber.
Mrs Mabel Erickson, worthy
ron and Leroy WLson.
thy patron presided
ev. Willard Pederson gave
tne invocation.
Escorted
and
introduced
were Mrs Mary Riston wor­
ry grand matron and Lester
¿angoon. worthy grand patron
if the Grand Chapter of Ore­
gon and all grand officers, a
umber of grand committee
lembers. grand representa-
worthy matrons and
y patrons, members and
visitor* from all parts of Ore­
gon and other grand jurisdic­
tions were present. About 40C
attended.
Barbara
Cnadwick
from
Prineville was the soloist for
the evening.
Addendum* were presented
by tne Carnation Chapter offi­
cers
Job's
Daughters
of
Prineville BetneJ tne worthy
matrons and worthy patrons of
1971-72 of wnich Mrs Post and
her husband were members.
A number of presentations
were made
Mrs Post
introduced her
family and her grandson who
was celebrating nis birthday
Those present sang "Happy
Birthday” to honor him
Mrs Mary Ristola. worthy
grand matron. and Lester
Langdon, worthy grand pa­
tron. each spoke briefly. Mrs
Mary M. er. grand secretary,
was the mystery speaker ant
gave a clever talk using the
letters of her name and the
meaning of each letter.
Herbert Post introduced the
grand escorts.
F 1-owmg tne Mizpah Bene­
dict: on. refreshments
were
served
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Marilyn Chapter OES Celebrate
Fiftieth Anniversary Of Local Chapter
Marilyn Chapter No. 145.
OES celebrated tne 50th anm-
versary of the cnapter Sunday
afternoon a: 2:00 o’clock at the
Santiam Hig.n S hi»ol Auditor­
ium with Marilee Lyness wor­
thy ma
matron, and William
Lvness worthy patron, pres a
mg Mrs Dons Sneythe was
musician.
Tne worthy matron welcom­
ed those present and the wor­
thy patron led tne "Piedge of
Aiieg.ance to the Flag". Tne
national anthem was sung and
the invocation was given by
Karl W.pper junior past grana
patron of tne Grand Chapter
Phone 897-2772
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Newcomers Club
Cancels April Meeting
The Santiam Newcomers
Group held its regular month­
ly potluck dinner at the Ga:es
Community Center Wednes­
day. March 21. Hosts for tne
evening were Mr. and Mrs
Paul McDonald and Mr. and
Mrs B.ll Walker
In addition to the hosts, the
following were present to en-
the potluck and visiting:
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bartholow.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carlson. Mr.
and Mrs Herb Pack. Mrs Ar-
oath Turner and Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan White of Gates.
Door prizes were won by
Mrs. Turner and Mr Bartho­
low. There will be no April
meeting.
Sheythe, 1942. 1943 and 1944.
Mill City; Fioyd Johnson. 1950.
1854 and 1962-63 from Gates;
Wilson Stevens. 1951. 1959-60.
1969-61 of Lyons: Jack Gulli-
ford. 1963-64. Gates Al Yan-
kus. 1966-67. Mill City; Verne
- ¿ark. 1967-68. Stayton: and
Lowell Cree. 1971-72. Mii:
City.
Marilyn Chapter was ins:.'
tuted and the name Marilyn
was chosen from the two
c unties. Marion and I-inn on
March 23. 1923 with George H.
Burnett, worthy grand patron,
presiding.
Lora Darby, worthy matron
of Aca .a Cnapter «63 of Stay­
worthy ton gave tne open.ng and the
Lester minatory work with F. R Olin
T 3
receiving the degrees
Mrs. Mildred Allen was
elected the first worthy matron
anc Glen Smith the first wor­
thy patron Charter members
were F R Olin. Jessie B
Olin Dr W. W. Allen. Mrs
Saiem. Gordon Barker from Mildred Alien, D E Hill. Leia
Mrs. Walter A. Thomas,
Salem and Karl W:pper from F Hill Pearl Gordon, M. W
president of the M.ll City Wo­
Turner.
Smith. Ruth Sir., th. Gier.
Grand elective and appoin­ Smith. Mary Smith, W. B man's Club was recently
tive officers of the Grand Smgleton. Valia Smgleton. S awarded a certificate for her
Chapter of Oregon escorted G. H,gdon. Mary H.gdon and outstanding efforts in refores­
tation The award was given
and introduced were: Muriel Soiomy Hinkle.
by the American Forestry As­
Rose, associate grand matron
In 1941 Marilyn Chapter was sociation. Mrs Thomas was
from Grants Pass: Merril Stan
ley, associate grand patron the second it the state to reach one of the finalists as a na-
100e* for the international t.onal nominee A cover let­
from Troutdale: Marjorie Wil.
temple
fund and first in the ter with her awards certifi-
son. grand conductress from
cate stated. “We wish to ack­
Sweet Home Dorothy Parrish state tc be 100^ in 1973
fine efforts
W-lson Stevens has served new ledge th»
associate grand conductress
a spot
you
which
earned
the
chapter
as
worthy
patron
from
Lake
Oswego; Mae
Powel. grand chaplain from three times, h-s wife Leora among ' the national nominees,
exemplify the
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Portland. Iris Lar.gdon. grand twice and their two daughters Your activities
marshal from Scappoose. Jean Lois Scot: and Halle Toman true spirit in which the na-
Melton, grand adah from Port- each once One of their son-in- t onal conference was conced­
land; Viola Ma ttox. grand elec- laws. Albert Toman, is also a ed. Your continued efforts will
ta from Dayton;
Henrietta member and all five of them be an important part of the
Hacker, grand warder from hold life memberships in the tremendous job that Les aheaa
if reforestation and tree plant­
-Astoria and Muriel Field chapter.
grand lecturer from Salem.
During the 50 years of the ing goals set at New Orleans
A numoer of grand com­ cnapter. -any members have are to be met."
Mrs. Thomas, who is inter­
mittee members, grand repre­ been honored by receiving
sentatives. worthy matrons and grand chapter appointments, ested in all outdoor activities
worthy grand patrons and the They were M-ored Alien. and the preservation of na­
members of Marilyn Chapter grand adah, 1932 Zoe Chesnut, ture's beaut.es. is also a past
were also introduced.
g-and page. 1933: Bessie Alien, president of the Marion Coun­
Marilyn Chapter has two grand représentât.ve to Mani­ ty Federation of Woman's
honored memoers this year. toba in Oregon: Mary Kelly, Clubs. District Four.
Rose Cree, member of tne es­ grand page. 1941: Max.ne Hill,
tar: fund committee of the g-and warder. 1943. Maxmf
Grano Cnapter of Oregon and Hill member of the interna­ M cDougall-T ollett
Petty McCLntock who is also tional temple fund committee.
g-and outer observer. Intema- 1946 Alice Rupp, grand repre­ Exchange Vows
tional Oroer of Ramnow for sentative to Louisiana in Ore­
Girls.
gon. 1949. Fern Shuey, grand
LYONS — Patricia J Me-
For
page. 195' ; Leora Stevens, Dougall and Glenn T Toliett
bie McLain. a memoer of g-and page. 1955; Laurell were wed m a double ring
Mar-iyn Assembly No. 60, In­ Johnson, grand representative ceremony March 17 at the Wes-
ternationa. Order of Rainbow to Saskatchewan in Oregon. lyan Church in Aumsville.
for Giris and grand cnoir 1957; Edna Hutcheson, mem­
Officiating at the 2:00 p.m.
member, sang "Sounds of ber of the estarl committee of ceremony was Rev. Walter R.
Silence" accompanied by Mrs the grand chapter, 1959; Edna Cole.
Kaon Hutcrunson.
Hutcheson, grand esther. I960-
Standing with the couple
Jean Warden from Ains­ 61; Leora Stevens, grand repre­ were Linda Bruce of Sublimity
worth Chapter «176 and Mar­ sentative to Idaho in Oregon. and David St John of Salem.
jorie Chumbiey from Saiem 1962; Sylvia Duncan, grand
Immediately following the
Cnaper «162 sang "My Snep- page.
1964: Elsie VolkeL ceremony, a reception was
herd Will Supply My Needs” member of the home endow­ held at the home of the
ans "How Great Thou Art" ac­ ment committee of the grand groom s parents. Mr. and Mrs
companied by Edna Dodd from chapter 1965-66: Gordette Gar­ Jonn To-lett, of Aumsville
Ainsworth Chapter «176 of ton. member of the home en­ Parents of tne bride are Mr.
Saiem
dowment committee of the and Mrs. Joseph McDougall of
Mariiyr. Chapter has only grand chapter 1967-68: Maud Lyons The
couple will be
one cnarter member still in Clark, grand representative to making Saiem their first home.
good standin ; wno is sull liv- Tennessee in i Oregon. 1970;
mg. Ber.jam n A. Cober He Marie Burrell, .. member of the
was unable io be present to cancer
research committee
- and Rose Cree, mem­
receive his i -year pin as he 1971-72
is ir. a nun mg home at Ft. ber of the estarl fund of tne
Bragg Calif.
grand chapter. 1972-73
Attend OCEC Week
c iTieiTiDcr
Mrs. Glady
Marilyn Chapter now has a
Starting Thursday of spring
by affibatiox was introduced total membership of 120 Un
as g 54-yeai member. Heien der good of the order. Wilson vacation week was the Oregon
Kiemege and Lora Masan Stevens spoke briefly. Mary Christian Endeavor Conven
uotu &£ulia
members from R.stola, worthy grand matron. lion. Tne convention, wnich
Salem eacr received 50-year Lester Langdon worthy grand was heid at Reumond, was at­
pins. Mary Kelly receivei ■d her patron and Karl Wipper, jun­ tended by several of the First
40-year pin.
ior past grand patron all spoke Christian Church young pes­
pie.
Receiving 25-year pm* were briefly.
Those going from Mill City
Hadie Toman. Tena Graham.
Gordon Barker. PGP. gave
Laurel Jo.nnson. Fioyd John­ the benediction and all sang were Don Legassie. Tom You-
son and Eva Beck Mrs. Tena ‘ Blest Be The Tie That Binds”. mans. Susan Henness. Bonnie
Granam was
also presented After the retiring march, re­ Shepherd, Jerry Shepnerd and
her daughters. Erma Grar.arris freshments were served in the Leroy Snepnerd. Debbie Ellis
of Scio also went with the
25-year pin.
student commons with Mrs.
Past matron* and past pa­ Kate Dobie in charge Over group.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jeter ac­
trons of Marilyn Chapter in­ 350 attended.
companied the young people to
troduced were Mrs. Vivian
Redmond.
Hoen.g 1935 from Salem. Mrs
Leora Stevens. 1942 and 1960
61 from Lyons; Mrs Maude Fifteen Attend Lyons
Clark. 1944 and 1967-68 from
Stayton; Mrs Alice Rupp. Card Club Wednesday
1947. from Salem: Mrs. Lois
Scott. 1950 from
Mill City;
LYONS — High score was
Mrs Halle Toman. 1951 from held by Zeta Prichard, second
Saiem; Mrs. Laurel Johnson, held by Laura Neal and low by
1952 from Gates: Mrs. Gladys Alma Olmstead at the Wednes­
Laae, 1959-60, Mill City; Mrs. day afternoon card club held
WHATVt
Sylvia Duncan, 1961-62. Mill at the city hall with Bea Hiatt I
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City; Mrs Dorotbv Peterson. and Doreen Hellemn as hos- >
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1962-63 Mill Citv; Mrs. Mabel less.
Yankus 1966-67 Mill City;
Five hundred was in play
Mrs. Marie Burrell, 1970-71, following a 1:30 dessert lunch­
Saiem: Mrs. Rose Cree. 1971- eon.
72.
Mill City
and Donald
Present were Mildred Carr.
Mabel Downing, Leota Wor­
den. Margaret Kunkle. Jaunita
Davis. Rose Bassett. Katie
POLE BUILDINGS
Sieg. Daisy Kuykendall. Doris
Low Cost. Durable
Roy. Ethel Huffman. Gladys
For FREE Estimates
Nygaard. Bertha Allen. Ber-
neice Bridges. Katie Skillings,
Call 897-2893
and Nellie Riggs.
Forestry Award
Presented To
Mrs. Walter Thomas
My Neighbors
Shepherd 's Tisit In
School LuilCh MeilU
San Francisco Area
Thur>dav March M
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shep­
herd flew to San Francisco
where they spent a week vis­
iting friends and relatives in
the bay area
They visited his nephew, Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Lewis at
Mt. View, Calif., Mr. and Mrs
Lester Hall at Watsonville, Mr
and Mrs. George Vannelli
(Virginia Slater) at Oakland
and Mr and Mrs. Bob Shelton
at San Jose.
Mr. Lewis and Mrs. Vannelli
were both born and raised in
Mill City.
Mr. Lewis owns the Lewis
Plant Service in Mt. View and
he gave the Shepherds enough
oremds to decorate the Mill
City Christian Church last
Sunday.
This was the Shepherd’s first
time at flying and they report
they really enjoyed the trip.
Santiam Ripples
By Debbie McLain
On Monday, a representative
from Bassist Institute was at
school and talked to about 35
girls that were interested in a
career in marchandismg. ad­
vertising and promotion, inter­
ior decoration or apparel de­
sign The speaker told them of
the Bassist Institute and ex­
plained that they would have
to attend eiher oDe or two
years.
according to their
major.
Monday, after school, track
practice officially began. Peo­
ple had been out getting in
shape before that, but now, the
work will really begin.
Tuesday after school, all
girls interested in trying out
for J. V. or varsity rally met
in the Home Economics Room
tc talk with the advisor for the
cheerleaders. Jane Pumphrey.
Mrs Pumphrey told the girls
of their responsibilities as a
cheerleader, their schooling,
the cost of their outfits and a
number of other things.
Friday
afternoon.
class
meetings were held. During
that time, the freshmen ran
the seniors out of the commons
and had a farewell party, so
they could leave the school for
spring vacation with an extra
happy feel.ng As for the
other classes, well .they didn't
do much of anything either;
just patiently waited for the
f;na. bell to ring so they could
say goodbv to the school for a
full week filled with a lot of
d-fferent and exciting activi­
ties.
If the number following
your name on The En‘
terprise label reads
3-73 it's time +o send
a check for renewal.
Income Tax Service
Ravioli and Meat Sauce
Sweet Potatoes
French Bread
Ice Cream
Milk
Friday. March 36
Meat Loaf
Iz>af Bread
Corn
M.xed Fruit
Milk
Monday. April 2
Hamburger Gravy
Whipped Potatoes
Loaf Bread
Pineapple Tidbits
Milk
Tu<“*dav, April 3
Chili'
Buttered Toast
Lettuce Salad
Ice Cream
Milk
Wednesday, April 4
Vegetable Soup
Chicken Sandwich
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Milk
Tuesday. April 5
Pronto Pups
Corn
Carrot Sticks
Ice Cream
Milk
rriday. April 6
Fish Krisps
French Fries
Green Beans
Maple Bars
Milk
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Community
Calendar
Of Events
Wendesday, March 28—
Marilyn
Assembly
«60,
Order of Rainbow for Girls,
meets at the I.O.O.F Hall at
7:30 p.m.
Rainbow Mothers Club meet­
ing at the 1.0.0J". Hall at 7:30
p.m.
Cub Scout pack meeting at
the scout house at 7:30 pjn.
Pinewood Derby races.
Santiam Chapter. AARP,
meeting at the Santiam High
School Commons at 7;30 pjn
Monday. April 2—
Round Robin Pinochle Club
meets at the home of Goldie
Rambo at 7:30 p.m.
Womens volleyball at the
grade school gym, 7:00 to 9:00
p.m.
Tuesday. April 3—
Mill City Junior Woman's
Club meeting at the home of
Mrs. Tom Grant at 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday. April 14—
North Santiam Chamber of
Commerce Board meeting at
12 noon at the Riverview Inn
Thursday, April 5—
Mill City Garden Club 12:30
dessert luncheon at the home
of Mrs Lowell Cree and Mrs.
Hollis Turnidge, co-hostess.
Donkey BasketbaU Game at
the high school gym at 8:00
p.m Honor Society member*
piaying the Santiam Boosters.
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