2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thuraday, Dec. 18, 1978 |
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Mrs. Don Cree Hosts
Bid or Bunch Club
Residents Attend
Turner Reception
Mainati, PcUfA
Marilyn Club Party
Tues., December 18
DATSUN SERVICE
Marilyn Club will have
AND REPAIR
their Christmas party next All Work Guaranteed and ya«
Attending the reception Sa­
Tuesday, Dec. 18, at the IOOF
SAVE 30% on Salem Price«
Mrs. Don Cree was hostess turday night at Victoria Chap­
Hall at 12.
for members of the Bid or ter No. 76 at Turner, honoring
The meeting will start with
Call 897-2062
Bunch Pinochle Club for their Mrs. Zelma Plane, grand
a no-host Christmas dinner
elmeb TRIPP
representative
to
S
Dakota
in
Christmas party at her home
followed by a Christmas party
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Oregon, were Mr. and Mrs.
Phone 897-2772
Monday evening.
and gift exchange.
Holiday decorations were Donald Carlson, worthy ma­
Due to the district meeting
■BE::
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used and refreshments and a tron and patron of Marilyn
Monday evening, the chapter
gift exchange preceded the Chapter, Mr. and Mrs. Merle
did not have their annual
Garton. Mrs. William McClin-1
I
evening of cards.
Christmas party.
Anne Hovey won high prize tock and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
All members of the eastern ¡
He nnd
and Carol Cree the pinochle Cree.
star and their husbands
and
Mrs. Plane
prize. Mary Wright received
wives living in the area are I
to
Grand
Chapter
in
South
Da
­
low.
most cordially invited to at­
The next party will be at kota and the differences in
tend even though they are not
Fathers
and
friends
of
Camp
the home of Jean Davidson on their grand chapter and Ore­ Fire and Bluebird Girls were
members of Marilyn Chapter.
gon’s.
Jan. 14.
Mrs. Jack Gulliford is gen­
entertained Thursday evening,
eral chairman for the party Tuesday, December 13
Dec. 6, at the annual canyon
and Mrs. Murry Moore is
area "Date with Dad” program.
Santiam Canyon Home Ex­
president of the club.
The theme was “Christmas
Mi
tension Christmas party at the
Stories” with each group pre­
Gates Clubhouse at 10:00 a.m.
senting a skit.
Pinochle party at the Eagles
KEEP OUT COLD WINTER DRAFTS
i Mill C^+y Garden
Mrs. Virgil Trout, chairman
Lodge at 1:00 p.m. Public in­
Tnmsparanf Plastic
!
Club
Holds
Party
of the Canyon Leaders Assn.,
vited
introduced special guests. Mr.
IOOF #144 meeting at 8:00
The Mill City Garden Club
and Mrs. Clifford Crook. Mr. .
' held their annual Christmas p.m. at the lodge hall.
and Mrs. Bill Hirte, Mr. and J
FOE #3384 Aerie and Aux
I party last Thursday at the
Mrs. Jim Girod, Mayor and
I Presbyterian Church’s Fellow- meeting at the hall at 8:00
STORM WINDOW STORM DOOR Mrs.
Clyde Bate and Mr. and I
| ship Hall at 12:30 p.m.
p.m.
Mrs. George Long.
[ KIT only
KIT only
i The Hawaiian theme was
i The Mill City Woman’s Club
used and the guests were met Friday. December 14
sponsors the local Camp Fire
at the dooi- by the hostesses
Complete Kit in a box Complete Kit in a box
Mill City-Gates American
36* x 72* tough plas­ 36- x 84- tough plas­ I and Bluebirds and club mem-
and presented with colorful Legion Post #159 meets at the
tic sheet. 18 ft. fibre tic sheet. 21 ft. fibra
|
bers
introduced
and
presented
moulding and nails. moulding and nails.
I leis.
IOOF Hall at 8:00 p.m.
with a gift or corsage by their
WARP BROS. Chicago 60651
The tables were decorated
Pioneers in Plastics Since 1924
individual groups were Irene
for Christmas and the favors
AT YOUR HARDWARE, LUMBER Podrabsky, Agnes Carlson,
were bags of Hawaiian candj' Monday, December 17
Lions Club dinner meeting
Ruth Cummings, Mrs. Swan. ■
& BUILDING SUPPLY STORE
tied in net. A dessert was
Alma Beyer, Mary Youmans, j
r.t the Frontier Inn at 6:30
served.
. Kate Doble and Elaine Russell. [
Officers for 1974 were in­ Ladies night.
Woman’s volleyball 7 to 9
Ellen Tuers presented “do-|
stalled by Mrs. Elsie Girod
: dad” buttons to the following
and each new officer was pre­ p.m. at the grade school gym
AF&AM Lodge #180 meets
fathers: James Wright. Gerald
sented with a carnation cor­
Carr, Virgil Trout, Gale Lar­
A reception was held Sun­ Kenneth Smith, all from Sa- sage. Installed were Doris at 8:00 p.m. at the IOOF Hall.
Round Robin Pinochle party
son, Alan Tuers. Ray Porter, day, Dec. 9. to celebrate Irl lem. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vaughan Rogers, president; Jennie Cau-
Bill Gabriel, Delmer Syverson and Ada Plymale’s 40th wed­ and family of Junction City, ble, first vice-president; Kate at the home of Marie Ste­
! and Jim Girod.
ding anniversary. The Ply- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Plymale of i Doble, second vice-president; wart at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Phyllis Muise was pre­ males were married Dec. 7, Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Velma Harrison, secretary; and
i sented with her five year pin 1933. The reception, which was Plymale of Lebanon and Mr. Marie Tolbert, treasurer.
Tuesday. December 18
in working with the Camp held at the First Christian and Mrs. Herschel Clark.
The group sang Christmas
Mill City Woman’s Club
Fire program.
' Church of Mill City, began at
Mrs. Plymale also celebrated carols accompanied by Jennie meeting and Christmas party
Dessert and coffee was serv­ 2:00 and lasted until 5:00.
Cauble at the piano.
at the home of Margaret Snow
her birthday Sunday.
Regular Price
ed by the girls and their lead­
Musical chairs was played
The serving table was cov­
Mill City Elementary School
ers in the student commons ered with a red cloth, and was
and each received their Christ­ Christmas program
at the
from gaily decorated holiday centered by the anniversary
mas exchange gift.
auditorium at 8:00 p.m.
tables.
The January third meeting
cake, flanked by red candles.
A visit from Santa Claus ( Holly was used as decoration
will be a dessert luncheon at Wednesday, December 19
From
climaxed the evening.
the home of Mrs. Dorothy
around the room.
Santiam Rebekah
Lodge
1
Peterson.
Serving were Mrs. Janet
#166 meets at the IOOF Hall
Hostesses for the Christmas at 8:00 p.m.
Warde, Mrs. Leroy Richards,
Crees Attend
party
were
Mrs.
Walter
' Mrs.
Donald
Hutchinson,
Christmas Concert present­
Mrs. Charles Golden, Mrs.
Thomas. Jr., chairman; Mrs. ed by the advanced elementary
From
Salem Chapter
Santiam
Rebekah
Lodge
Doris Rogers, Mrs. Jennie band and the Santiam High
Gerald Golden, and Miss
#166 welcomed two new mem­ Cauble
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree at­ Debbie Golden.
and
Mrs.
Walter School Band and Chorus at
tended the Friendship Night
Attending from out of town bers by initiation Dec. 5. Mrs. Thomas, Sr.
the auditorium at 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday
at
Ainsworth were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dave Barnhardt, noble grand,
Attending were Mrs. Else
presided
over
the
evening
ses-
Chapter #176 in Salem honor­ Hutchinson of Lebanon; Mrs.
Allen. Mrs. Ruth Brownstone, i Sponsored as a public service
From
ing Dorothy Klaus, grand Jane Warde and daughter, sion. Mrs. Alta Bodeker, de- Mrs. Jennie Cauble. Mrs. Nell :
representative to Nova Scotia Kari, Mrs. Leroy Richards and gree captain, conducted the DeWitt, Mrs. Kate Doble, Mrs.
By
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
end Prince Edward Island. The son, Troy. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. floor word. The Rebekah de- Phyllis Dolezal, Mrs. Elsie |
gree
upon
was
conferred
reception was held at the Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wil­
Girod, Mrs. Pauline Hansen,'
Scottish Rite Temple in Salem. kinson and family and Mrs. Thomas A. Dougherty and El­ Mrs. Velma Harrison, Mrs.
yw
don N. Hutchinson.
A large crowd attended in­
Isabel! Heller, Mrs. Dorothy
A report on the recent Unit­ Peterson, Mrs. Doris Rogers, Insurance Agency, Inc.
cluding 19 other grand repre­
ed
Nation
’
s
Pilgrimage
for
of the Grand Chap­
Mrs. Walter Thomas, Sr., Mrs.
I sentatives
Youth committee meeting was Walter Thomas, Jr., and son,
493 Third Street, Stayton
ter of Oregon.
read. It was planned to con­ Tony, Mrs. Marie Tolbert, Mrs.
400 3rd Ave.
769-2762
Stayton I Mrs. Marie Burrell of Salem
tinue the program, as former- Faye Verbeck, Mrs. Al Yan- J Remember Us For Your.
£ and a member of Marilyn
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ly, as close as possible in face kus and Mrs. Jane Anderson, j
ÏÂÏÂESSiBSiSSBSiBSit Chapter was also present.
Life and Health
Mrs. Frank Balzek and Mrs. of the transportation problems. a new member.
Walt Nicholson were hostesses The program for the new con­
Insurance
last Thursday for the weekly test will soon be in the hands
Why don't YOU subscribe
card party at the Eagles Lodge. of the youth committees of the
Phone 769-6311
Rilla Schaffer won the pi­ I various lodges to be submitted to The Mill City Enterprise •
nochle prize and Lorraine to the high schools. Mrs. Eldon
P
was
appointed
Bibler had high score and Hutchinson
Ruth Kerr low for the wo­ chairman of the UN committee |
men. John Swan received low for Santiam Rebekah Lodge
for the men and Paul Cree won #166 The annual contribution
to the UN pilgrimage program
high.
Ina Mae Simms, with Bob has been increased, due to add­
Bethurem as her partner, held ed costs.
Mrs. Barnhardt was elect­
a thousand aces during the af­
ed vice-grand for the 1974
ternoon of cards.
The Christmas luncheon and term. Installation of officers,
party which was planned for will be in January.
Ph. 897-2W2
Mrs. Barnhardt reminded all
this Thursday, Dec. 13, has
Sanrfihg ftr
been changed to next Thurs­ members who have birthdays1
-’WfH on yw List
Nylon, Brushed Rayon or CoHon Flannel
day. Dec. 20. The regular between Sept 1 and Dec. 31,
card party will be held at 1:00 that their birthdays are being
honored at the Dec. 19 meet­
today, Dec 13.
The Dec. 20 Christmas lun­ ing.
From
The Mill City IOOF Lodge
and party will start at
To
? cheon
12:00 noon at the lodge. In #144 was given a standing
JEWELRY — MUSIC BOXES
I charge of the luncheon are ovation for the new lights
installed this
Mrs. Blazek, Mrs. Nicholson which were
Musical Movements
week.
Pete Peterson.
£ and All Mrs.
Mrs. Margaret Snow, presi­
senior citizens are wel­
SHAWLS—PONCHOS—HATS
? come to attend and bring a dent of the Three Links Club
announced the regular meeting
friend.
TOTE BAGS — KITS
To
will be Dec. 13 at the IOOF
RUGS — NEEDLEPOINT — CREWEL
Hall and refreshments will be
Santiam Shrine Club
served the members and guests .
KNITTING - CROCHETING
of the IOOF Lodge.
Elects New Officers
Mrs.
Barnhardt
reported
on
2^£QBE HOURS—10-5 Mon, thru Fri. 10-2 Sat.
The Santiam Shrine Club
CoHon/Dacron, Rayons, Polyester
held the December meeting the lunch concession at Scio on
last Tuesday evening at the Dec. 1 and thanked those who
contributed both time and ma­
home of Stanley Chance.
Leonard Myers, president of terials to the project.
A goodly supply of items for
From
To
the club, presided at the busi­
bingo prizes and gifts for the
ness meeting.
i Election of officers was held residents at the IOOF Home in
with the following being elect­ Portland were contributed and!
Regular and Maxi Lengths Sizes I to 14
ed to serve for 1974 — Joe will be delivered to the home
Bowes,
president;
George next week.
Irl Plymale will fill his tra­
Laird, secretary; and direc­
tors, Merl Cox
of Stayton, ditional roll as Santa Clause
Po'nseHias
Vem Rush of Mill City and at the IOOF-Rebekah Christ­
Beautiful
Christmas Red
From
To
mas party on Dec. 22, Melody
Vern Kealon of Gates.
Barnhardt
will
show
slides
of
The January 8 meeting will
be held at the home of Lowell her European tour this past
Centerpieces
Cree, 215 S. W Kingwood, Mill summer.
I^ong
Lasting Enjoyment
Flare and Boot Cut
Following the meeting, re­
City.
freshments
were
served
by
ÿr Many Styles to choose from
Refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Anderson.
by the host. Stanley Chance.
On Dec. 1, the members of
Attending were Leonard
Terrariums
From
Myers and Huber Ray of Sub- the Santiam Rebekah Lodge'
Miniature Gardens Under Glass
l.mity; Ken Purdy, Aumsville; #166 presided at the luncheon I
Elvin Thomas and George concession of the benefit auc-.
Laird, Stayton; Joe Bowes. tion at the Scio Grade School
Wreaths
Vernon Kealen and Ron O’-1 gym.
Long and Short Sleeves
Permanent
or Natural
Donnell of Gates; and Kenneth 1 The auctioneer was John
Hull,
who
donated
his
services
Kierst. Vem
Rush, Lowell
Cree and Stanley Chance of to the United Nations Pilgri­
mage for Youth benefit auc­
Mill City.
From
4th
tion held by Santiam Rebekah
To
Mill City
« 1
#166 here on July 22.
If the number following Lodge
BtHKlMfRICMO
Those who went to Scio to
Phone 897-2452
your name on The En­ work in the concessions were:
Glenn Anderson. Mrs.
Wire Service Anywhere
terprise label reads Mrs.
Dave Barnhardt, Mrs. Albert
OPEN
SUNDAYS
—Weekdays 8:30-6:30
Phone 769-2926
12-73 it's time to send Carr, Mrs. Jim Hoover, Mrs.
Irl Plymale, Mrs. Otto Weid-1 __ _________ __
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a check for renewal.
i man and Mrs. Luther Yates.
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Many Attend Local
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Camp Fire Program
STORM WINDOW IN A BOX”
torm Kits
3991
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Mr. and Mrs. Plymale Honored With
Reception On Fortieth Anniversary
Any Shirt and Vest Combination
53“ OFF
Vests
Shirts
Rebekah Lodge
Initiates New
Members Into Club
$695
$1400
Haggar Pants
MADISON & DAVIS
Dick & Carols
Shoes and Apparel
Pinochle Christmas
Party set for Dec.20
KNIT
KNACK
DEPOT
Ladies Gowns and Pajamas
$jjOO
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Ladies Bulky Knit Sweaters
$1298 io $|998
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Ladies Dresses
$898
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Check Santa's List
$349
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$Q98
Boys Pants
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$400
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