Garden Club Dec. 6
New Pastor Brings
Cubed Jello Fruit Salad
Thanksgiving Message
The Mill City Garden Club
Ice Cream
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will meet next Thursday, Dec.
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The annual Thanksgiving 6, at 12:30 p.m. at the Presby­
Monday. December 3
Wednesday. December 5
Service held for all faiths at terian Church's fellowship hall
Pizza
Chili Beans
the Community Church this for their annual Christmas
Spinach
Buttered Toast
year
under sponsorship of the party and installation of of­
Fruited Jello
Applesauce
Mill City Ministerial Associa­ ficers.
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Chocolate Cake
tion was an inspiration to
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Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Following the 12:30 dessert
those who attended
Phone 897-2772
Tuesday December 4
Thursday, December 6
luncheon, there will be a gift
The
newly-elected
pastor
of
Macaroni and Cheese
Stew
the Christian Church, the Rev. exchange among the members.
Hot Batter Bread
Homemade Bread and Butter
Richard
Halstead, delivered
Hostesses include Mrs. Wal­
Red Jello and Bananas
the appropriate and well-re­ ter Thomas. Jr., chairman, and
Ice Cream
In December tor
ceived
message,
with
others
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Mrs. Jennie Cauble. Mrs. Fern
SAVE GAS
from the various churches Cannon,
Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Walter Thomas,
STAY HOME for COFFEE Friday. December 7
uniting in the service as fol­ Sr. and Mrs. Doris Rogers.
Santiam Rebekah Lodge
Regular Hamburgers
i DONUTS with FRIENDS
lows:
Rev
Donald
Dishong,
French Fries
Mrs. Irene Pease and John =166 met in regular meeting
host pastor, gave the invoca­
Officers to be installed in­
Pineappue Upside-down
(Hank) Howsden were mar­ Nov. 21 with noble grand.
Donut Hut
tion,
the benediction, and led clude Mrs. Rogers, president;
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Cake
ried Friday. Nov. 23. at Van­ Mrs. Dave Bamhardt, presid­
For Orders ( all 897-2751
Santiam Memorial Hospital the singing of the hymns, Mrs. Cauble, first vice-presi­
ing.
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couver. Wash.
SILBERNAGEL — To Mr. with Mrs. Dishong accompany­ dent: Mrs. Kate Doble, second
Due to the light pre-Thanks­
Officiating
at
the
early
af
­
T
and
Mrs. Theodore J. Silber­ ing at the piano; Everett Lake vice-president; Mrs. Velma
giving
attendance,
the
grab
ternoon ceremony in the Van­
the Free Methodist Church Harrison, secretary; and Mrs.
couver Chapel was Dr. Robert bag for the education loan nagel. Scio, a daughter. Satur­ of
gave the morning prayer; Don Marie Tolbert, treasurer.
day. Nov. 10.
fund will be held Dec. 5.
D. Paulay.
Legassie, a senior at Santiam
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The month of November is
Standing with
the
couple
[ High School, read a paper he |
were Mr. and Mrs Joe Yost'of I the official education loan fund •
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month. The education loan
Mill City-
Thanksgiving;
and
John
Mac-
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Following the ceremony, the fund is available for loans to I
| Gregor of the Presbyterian.
wedding party enjoyed a din­ any qualified student who has I
, Church read from the scrip-!
completed
one
year
at
an
ac-
j
ner in a Salem restaurant be­
| ture.
credited college and desiring I
fore returning to Mill City.
Have you experienced the I A vocal duet was presented
The new Mr. and Mrs. Hows­ a loan toward the completion
den are planning a trip to Cali­ of his education It becomes problem of shopping for the by Mrs. William Shepherd, Jr.
due and payable after reason­ kids’ Christmas presents with' and her daughter, Bonnie, en­
fornia in December.
able completion of said educa­ them along? Does daddy take titled "Fill My Cup” with the
them to the candy counter'
tion.
Humane Society
Dec 5 will be degree night while mommy heads for the. former playing the accom­
and practice was set for Nov. toy department to buy the' paniment on the auto-harp.
Thursday. November 29
Sponsoring Bazaar
presents?
A group of NCC students
29
and
Dec.
4
Pinochle party at the Eagles
Giant wreaths framing ani-
If your children are between from Eugene, guests at the Lodge at 1:00 p.m. Public in­
Hutchinson was elect­
mal cut outs will be the key­ ed Eldon
the ages of two and eight, the Richard Freeman home, at­
note at the Willamette Valley’s tion. to membership by initia­ Chemeketa Community Col­ tended the united service. In­ vited.
Regular $17.95
NOW
FOE =3384 Aerie and Aux­
Humane Society eighth annual
planning meet­ lege early childhood education cluded were Del Harris of iliary meetings at the hall at
1 holiday bazaar scheduled for ing The of official
Colorado
Springs.
Colo..
Mark
the United Nation’s club has found an answer to
8’00 pjn.
Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 1 Pilgrimage
A Small Down Payment Will Hold
Youth will be your dilemma. The students Goff of Buhl. Ida.. Sandy Jack-
and 2 at 610 Cottage St. N. E. held Nov. for
25 at the IOOF will provide a drop-in child ‘ son of Los Angeles, Calif., Si- Monday, December 3
Your Selection Until December 20
Salem. Hours for the bazaar Temple in Salem
Women’s Volleyball at the
All interest­ care service Saturdays. Dec. 1,1 I meon Zebedee of Micronesia in
will be 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ed members are invited
8 and 15 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 the Marshall Islands, and Es- grade school gym. 7:(M> to 9:00
to
at-
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
both days.
I ther and Paul Freeman. Leroy pan.
p.m.
tend.
Toys and games for two and
Round Robin Pinochle Club
The service will be offered ■ Shepherd is also a student at
Mrs.
Otto
Weidman,
chair
­
four footers abound including man of the firemen’s dinner at the Chemeketa child devel-1 I NCC and attended Thursday meets at 7:30 p.m. at the home
crocheted smiley rugs for small committee, reported on the opment center, located at the I 1 morning.
of Mrs. Al Yankus.
animals, pungent catnip mice, dinner and thanked the mem­ north end of the campus. For'
Mill City
Masonic Lodge
dog coats and a large selec­ bers for their cooperation and 50c per hour per family, they I
. -180 meets at IOOF Hall at
tion of toss toys appealing to a special thanks to Mrs. Albert will provide music, storytime,1 Sandilands Speaking at,73» Pm
canine and feline alike.
games, supervised free play,
On the gift list for home or Carr for her clever table de­ creative activities such as mak­ Presbyterian Church
Tuesday. December 4
769-2762
Stayfon
! Mill City Jr. Woman’s Club
personal use are a wide selec­ corations.
Christmas
crafts
and
a
ing
Mrs. Barnhardt requested
It has been announced that i meeting at 7:30 pan. at the
tion of ceramics, wall hang­ that
the members remember snack. Your children will be the speaker at the Presbyter- home of Mrs. John Wills,
ings. tree ornaments, knits and
supervised by college students
crocheted items as well as that, on Dec. 5, they are to who have chosen early child-' ian Church next Sunday, Dec. Wednesday. December 5
tempting “goodies” to stock bring their gifts and bingo hood education as a career, un- J ' 2. will be Dr. R. Sandilands. a
North Santiam Chamber of
your freezer for entertaining. prizes for the IOOF Home der the direction of the Che­ ■ medical missionary from the Commerce board of directors
Camerouns in Africa. He has noon meeting at the Riverview
Co-ordinator for the bazaar The Dec 19 meeting is the meketa day care staff.
birthday meeting honoring all
is Mrs. Karen M. Schroth
The club chose the project been the guest in the pulpit Inn.
I who have their birthdays in
here a number of times pre­
Santiam Rebekah Lodge
the last quarter. Dec. 22 is the to provide a public service and viously. and his work has re- -166
at 8:00 p.m. at the
I
Thanksgiving in Boise potluck dinner and gift ex­ encourage people to visit the I I ceived some support from this IOOF meets
Hall.
college
facilities.
Money
earn
­
change
for
all
branches
of
the
:
Mrs. Alfred Ward, Sr. took
church.
the Wednesday evening bus order, their families and ed will be used to finance club
Speaking here last Sunday’ Sponsored as a public service
projects.
to Boise. Ida., where she spent guests. Otto Koeneke announc- j
was
Dr. John Nevin of Tigard,
Parents are asked to bring a
By
the Thanksgiving holiday at ed that, due to the fuel short­
who has retired from the
sack
lunch
for
their
youngsters
age.
the
heat
in
the
hall
will
I
the new home of her son-in-
Multnomah
Presbyterian
law and daughter. Mr. and be turned off. except for regu­ —milk will be provided. Addi­ Church in Portland. He was
Mrs. Tom Phillips, Becky, and lar scheduled meetings. All i tional information may be ob­ accompanied by Mrs. Nevin,
Tommy, returning home Sun­ special meetings should be re- I tained by calling 585-7900. ex­ and plans to return again in
Insurance Agency, Inc
day. In spite of arriving sev­ quested no later than a day in | tension 335.
the near future.
eral hours late, due to the bad advance so the hall can be
Mention was made Sunday 493 Third Street, Stayton
Pacific Power Presents
weather and other difficulties, heated.
Christmas Motif for
that on Jan. 1, 1974, a new
Follow-mg the meeting, re-
it was an enjoyable visit.
Presbytery will take over in Remember Us For Yow.
The Phillips family, former­ freshments were served by Bid or Bunch Club
Oregon, the first meeting to
Mrs
Bamhardt
Mrs.
Carol
Brosig
was
hos-
Life and Health
ly of Superior, Mont., recently
j tess for the Bid or Bunch Pi- be held in Eugene. Until the
moved to Mr. Phillips’ home
narrating
Insurance
town of Boise where he is with Outside My Window i nochle party at her home change over, the local church
Monday evening. The Christ­ will continue to be a part of
the Hoff Lumber Co. Their Lord!
mas motif was used in the the Willamette Presbytery.
Phone 769-6311
new home is on an acreage The rain!
table decorations.
about six miles out of the city What a downpour!
r.
Hattie Fencl received high,
in a suburb called Eagle.
What a torrent!
Carol Cree was low, and Jean
Mrs. Ward is in her twen­ Will it never cease?
Davidson won the pinochle
tieth year of working at the
Ji/ST ARRIVED
Don't miss
prize.
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Stayton Cannery where she is From my quiet room
The members drew names
a supervisor, and was recent­ The day seems almost as one
"A story about a very unusual king
for their Christmas party
ly put on as a “regular” rather With the night.
which will be Dec 10 at the
of farm ng"
than a “seasonal” worker.
The clock on the wall
home of Carol Cree This will
Is a liar.
be the last party until January.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moore. The darkness of the day
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1973
Sr. have gone to Florida where Belies the hour.
For a bit of peace.
they plan to spend most of the
winter. They made the trip by Oh! Lord’
1
W’ind tossed, tangled.
train. They formerly lived in You haven’t changed the
We have a large selection to çhoose from
The somber threads of the
Florida.
firmament?
rain
What goes on behind the
Stream steadily down
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mantle
Unceasingly.
Around and overhead?
Weave and re-weave,
Cross and re-cross;
The last bright leaf has
But make a pattern without
shivered
reason
From the Dogwood tree.
Bourne from afar
Swished away by the wind.
By sullen clouds
lose its identity with its From the sea. over the hills.
fellows
They will in time return to
the wood, crushed by the
their origin
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When or how. Lord,
I do not know.
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I watch from my quiet room. In my quiet room
MW City, Ore.
I accept the things I cannot see.
The tree across the way.
The things that are,
Tossed willy nilly:
The things that are to be.
"Lord, what have I done
To be so shaken?
The sun once more will cheer
fcf Drink and Be Merry
It this a prank?
the land.
Or
Am I at fault?
Only you, Lord.
I’ve done my work.
Can change the dark to light.
And now would settle
Evelyn Pfoertner
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