The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, February 07, 1974, Page 2, Image 2

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    Bir+hday Party Held
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday , Feb. 7, 1974
Community
Calendar
Of Events
Sam Bridges of Salem, and
formerly of Lyons, was honor­
ed Sunday at a surprise birth-,
day party at the home of his
Remember Your Sweetheart On Valentines
son-in-law and daughter, Mr 1
and Mrs. Truman Tibbets, in i
Day With A Gift From
Salem on his 60th birthday.
A potluck dinner and birth­
Thursday. February 7
Norma J. Long, WOman's Page Editor
Phone
Phone 897-27
897-2772
day cake was served.
Mill City Garden Club noon
Musical
numbers
were
play
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ed during the afternoon. Mr. luncheon at the home of Mis
Bridges, Curly Johnson, Al Martin Hansen. Mrs. Dorothy
Cub Scout Blue and
Tentative Date Set
I
will show colored
t Shannon and Darwin Raines, Peterson
769-2762
Stay+on
Gold Dinner Set
400 3rd Ave
played together in a dance slides.
For Pinochle Party
Pinochle party at 1:00 p.m.
Cub Scout Pack 49 held
There were 37 people at- band for quite some time.
at the Eagles Hall. Public in­
their January pack meeting
Attending
the
party
were
tending the January bingo
last Wednesday evening at the
vited.
' Mr “nd Mrs Brid«es of
party at the T Presbyterian
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* lx.«*»
I"
Bible study at the home *of
Scout Cabin.
lem, 4V»
their /inn
five «KÍlrlmn
children. IVI
Mr.
Church
Fellowship
Hall.
The colors were presented I
and Mrs. John Bridges, Mr. Rev. Dick Halstead on S W.
Blackout
prizes
were
won
by
by Den Two. Cubmaster War-1 Almeta R. Theiss, daugnter
and Bud Bridges. Mr. and Mrs Ivy St. at 7:30 p m.
I ren Coffin presided.
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coffman Kate Doble and Maggie Shaw i Dee Bridges, Mr. and Mrs Ray Friday. February 8
Winners
of
the
two
door
, Awards chairman, J. R. of Mehama, was married Feb.
Mill City-Gates American
Silvernagle, and Mr. and Mrs.
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' Curtis, presented awards to 1, to Gordon B. Peterson in the prizes were William Olyer and Truman Tibbetts and their fa­ Legion
Post and Auxiliary
Ardath
Turner.
|
| the following boys: Tom Carr, Galilean Chapel at Ocean
meetings at the IOOF Hail at
milies,
Mr.
and
Mr<.
William
Hostesses for the January
| sportsman award; Jeff Har­ Shores, Wash. The 5:00 p.m.
H. Lewis of Lebanon, Mr. and 8:00 p.m.
rison, Steven Goodell and ceremony was performed by party were Mrs. Larry Urban, Mrs. Darwin Raines and Allan
Santiam Booster Club meet-
Mrs.
Barry
Dake,
Mrs.
Don
Paul Lewis, assistant denner i Rev. Orville Jacobson. Mrs
j of Mill City, Mr. and Mrs. Jim ■ng at the high school follow-
Sims
and
Mrs.
Phil
Carey.
cords; Oren Hampton, Brian j Ron Cozzens of Seattle was ma­
I ing the Santiam-Salem Aca-
The bingo parties are spon­ , Jenkins. Al Shannon and Cur- I demy game.
Muntey and Stan Walczak. tron of honor for her sister
I
ly
Johnson
all
of
Salem.
denner cords.
I and Gary Rushton was the sored each month by the Mill
I Saturday, February 9
Cubmaster Goffin announc- best man. Carle and Brian City Jr. Woman’s Club and
I Skating party for the youth
they
are
inviting,
through
the
ed the annual blue and gold Theiss, children of the bride
|
group of the Christian Church
banquet will be held Saturday were also in the wedding. press, any interested senior j Santiam Study Group I at 6:00 p.m.
citizens
to
be
their
guests.
evening. March 9. in the stu­ party.
I Sunday. February It»
dent commons at the Santiam
The Ocean Shores Jaycees Bingo prizes are baked items Meeting February 14
Marilyn Assembly “60 open
made
by
the
club
members.
GATES - ‘Emerging Values installation of officers at 2:00
High School. More informa­ gave a party honoring the cou­
Tentative date for the of Youth” will be the topic
tion will be released at a later ple following the ceremony.
p.m. at the IOOF Hall. Miss
date.
The newlyweds came to Me­ February party is Wednesday when members of the Santiam Susan Keen, worthy advisor
afternoon,
the
20th.
Watch
for
Canyon
Home
Extension
Study
There will not be a February hama on Saturday and were
elect.
pack meeting due to the blue guests that evening for a din­ posters on the February party I Group meet Thursday, Feb. 14, Monday, February 11
and
the
exact
date
which
will
I
at
the
Gates
Clubhouse.
and gold banquet the first part ner at the Coffmans. Also
Mill City Lions Club din­
Values of the younger gen­ ner meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the
of March.
present were the Cozzens (Sue, be published later.
eration
are
of
concern
to
Ron and Bradley), Linda Dunn
Frontier Inn.
i adults. This study lesson deals
Women’s volleyball at the
Attend OES Chapter and Arlyn, Edna and Paul Marilyn Chapter to
with
ways
in
which
values
of
Frank, Donna and Guy Davis,
i 'grade school gym, 7:00 to 9:00
youth
are
similar
to,
or
dif
­
75th Anniversary
and Jan and Marshall Powell. Honor Lowell Cree
ferent than, the values of p.m.
Bid or Bunch pinochle club
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree The evening ended with danc­
Marilyn Chapter “145, OES their parents and includes th*’
ing
at
the
Riverview
Inn
meets at 7:30 p.m. at the home
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
will
meet
Mondnaj'
evening,
I
ways
which
people
arrive
at
of Edna Gordon.
Vern Torgison of Scio at­ where a table was decorated Feb. 11. at 8:00 p.m. at the i conclusions about values.
Marilyn Chapter -145, OES.
tended the 75th anniversary of especially for the newlyweds. IOOF Hall. This will be a| Mrs. Gael Cutsforth and
A wedding breakfast for the Friendship Night 1
meeting
and friendship night
Marguerite Chapter =6, OES
’
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____________
_______
honoring; Mrs. George Ditter will be pro-
at Lebanon last Saturday family members was held Sun­ Lowell O. Cree, grand page ject leaders for the 10:00 a.m. honoring Lowell Cree, 1973
day
morning.
Additional
nighty
escort at^the Grand Chapter of i meeting. Hostesses will be Mrs. Grand Page Escort, at 8:00 p.
Between 350 and 400 peo­ guests were Hattie Golliet, Oregon Session last June.
I J. W. Reveal and Mrs. Fred m. at the IOOF Hall.
Wednesday, February 13
ple were in attendance includ­ Alice and Bernie Miotke and
Several chapters have been I Moore.
Jack
Flannagan.
Marilyn Assembly -60. Or­
ing a number of grand officers.
invited to attend.
I
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der of Rainbow
for Girls,
A reception followed the
Harold Prooch of Portland,
meets
at
the
IOOF
Hall
at 7:30
program.
captain
of
the
grand
page
es
­
Round Robin Club
; Jehovah's Witnesses
Sunday afternoon, Mr. and
p.m.
corts, is expected to be pres­
City Council meeting at 8:00
Mrs. Cree attended the 50th Meets At Boroughs
ent to show colored slides i To Meet in Eugene
p.m. at the city hall.
anniversary of Orchid Chap­ (
taken
at
grand
chapter
last
'
Jehovah
’
s
Witnesses
in
the
ter #150, OES. at the Molalla Home Monday Evening summer, especially of the Stayton area are making plans Thursday, February 14
The Round Robin Pinochle grand pages and grand page
Santiam Canyon Home Ex­
Grade School.
to attend a two-day convention
Club met Monday evening at escorts.
to be held in Eugene, Feb. 23- tension meeting at 10:00 a.m.
the home of Mrs. Burton Bor­
24 according to local minister, at the Gates Clubhouse.
Good Attendance
oughs.
FOE -3384 Aerie and Auxil­
Alfreed Thompson.
The hostess served dessert
For Special Speaker
The weekend seminar, spon­ iary banquet honoring the state
followed by an evening of
sored by the Watchtower Bible presidents at 5:30 p.m. at the
A good attendance was at cards.
and Tract Society of New Frontier Inn. Meetings to fol­
the Mill City Christian Church | Mrs. Virgil Trout received
Sunday to hear Ellis Meuser
York, will be held in the low at 8:00 p.m. at the lodge.
high and pinochle, Mrs. Donald
North Eugene High School au­
tell of his
experiences in
Carlson, low and Mrs. Al Yan-
ditorium. Some 1,500 delegates Sponsored as a public service
Africa as a missionary.
kus the door prize.
By
representing eleven congrega- i
A potluck dinner followed
Guests present were Mr..
tions from the mid-Willamette
the morning service so that Virgil Trout, Mrs.
Francis Bo-
people might meet Ellis and deker, Mrs. Joe Challender, Santiam Memorial Hospital Valley and coastal congrega­
his wife. In the afternoon, Ellis and Mrs. David
DOERFLER
To Richard tions are expected to be in at­
Earnhardt.
tendance.
showed interesting slides he
Insurance Agency, Inc
Members attending were Mrs. and Camara Doerfler, Sublim-
Chairman
and
principal
had taken in Africa.
John MacGregor, Mrs. George ity, a daughter, Friday, Jan. speaker for the assembly is E
493 Third Street, Stayton
Davis, Mrs. Charlie Stewart, 18.
C. Woodley, from the Watch j
Eagles Auxiliary
Remember Us For Your.
Sr., Mrs. Donald Carlson, Mrs.
tower Society’s headquarters
Arey Podrabsky, Mrs. Al Yan-
at Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hosts Pinochle Party
Life and Health
kus, Mrs. Rocky Moore of
Eight tables of cards were Lyons and the hostess, Mrs.
Insurance
in play Thursday afternoon, Boroughs.
Why don’t YOU subscribe
Thursday, February 7
when the Eagles Auxiliary
to The Mill City Enterprise T
Phone 769-6311
Mrs. David Barnhardt will
Turkey Gravy
held their weekly pinochle be the next hostess.
Whipped Potatoes
party at the lodge. During the
At the last party, Mrs. Don­
Hot Rolls
afternoon. Joyce Nicholson and ald Carlson won high and Mrs.
Cranberry Bars
Darrel Easter held 1,000 aces. Charlie Stewart, Sr. low.
Milk
Helen Bennett won the pi­
Friday,
February 8
nochle prize and Joyce Nichol­
Barbecued Hamburgers
son won high and Ina Sims Bicycle To Be Raffled
Potato Chips
The Junior Woman’s Club
second high for the women.
Applecrisp
Charlie Blackburn had high will soon be selling tickets for
Regular & Chocolate Milk
score for the men and George a five-speed bicycle which has Monday, February 11
been purchased from Western
Arthur was second.
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Refreshments were served Auto.
Green Beans
The bicycle will be on dis­
by the hostesses, Mrs. Walt
Tidbits
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Nicholson. Mrs. Frank Blazek, play there until Feb. 23 when Pineapple
Oatmeal Cookie
Mrs. Pete Peterson and Mrs. it will be taken to the audi­
Milk
Expert Craftsmanship—-Fast Service Too
torium for the drawing at the
Elma Stewart.
Tuesday,
February 12
Variety Show.
Spaghetti
Raffle tickets may be pur­
Garlic French Bread
chased from any club member,
Peas
from Western Auto, or at the
Purple Plums
Variety Show on Feb. 23.
Ice Cream
You need not be present at
Milk
the drawing to win.
Wednesday, February 13
Meat Hash
Homemade Bread and Butter
Harvard Beets
Diced Pears
Gingerbread Cake
Thursday, February 14
Oven Fried Chicken
Whipped Potatoes and Gravy
Hot Rolls
MY
Cranberry Bars
•«’roKi etnrig
Of riL BLOfY
Friday. February 15
Fish Krisps
French Fries
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Mixed Fruit
PERSONAL STATIONERY
Jelly Squares
Choc, or Reg. Milk
'kJcwnank PcUfG.
Dick & Carols
Shoes and Apparel
Mr.&Mrs. Coffman's
Daughter Wed
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School Lunch Menu
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