Odd Fellow-Rebekah1^;"^^'0"and
Party
Potluck Planned Christmas
Friday, Dec. 13, at 7:00 p.m.
Paye
School Menu
Monday December 2
Twenty-six ladles attended
Santiam Rebekah Lodge the American Legion Aux. and
Chicken Vegetable Soup
an interesting meeting of the
«166 met in regular meeting Post will be hosting their first
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Nov. 20 with noble grand, Mrs. Christmas party in their new
Pineapple
Upside T Down Mill City Woman's Club at the
home of Mrs Arey Podrabsky
Luther Yates, presiding
hall at Gates.
Cake
P6one »97-2772
Norme J. Long, IV Oman's Page Editor
Tuesday evening.
Nov. 19.
Dcistnct Deputy President
Gwen Swope, food chairman,
Milk
when Mrs A. Miller, president
of Dlst. 7A. Mrs. Lee Light­ is reminding all members that
Tuesday, December 3
S
of the Oregon Federation of
foot, made an official visit. it is a potluck with the turkey
Pizza
Woman’s Clubs, made her of­
Wed Recently in Lafayette, La.
Mrs. Irl Plymale, Three Links being furnished.
Spinach
ficial visit She was accom­
president, reported on the
Peaches
Members who bring children
panied by Mrs. Bernice Merk,
meeting of Nov. 14. Mrs. Otto should bring a $1 gift for them.
Ice Cream
corresponding secretary, also
Weidman was appointed chair­ Santa will appear with goodies
Milk
of the Eugene area Addition­
Wednesday, December 4
man of the Firemen’s Dinner for the children and there will
al guests included Mrs. Lucy
served Nov 24 Mrs Yates an be a progam. Decorating of the
Beef Stew
Schultz and Mrs. Marian Whit­
Bread and Butter
nounced there would be a hall will be done on Thursday
ford of Mill City
Chocolate Cake
practice for the degree staff and all members are urged to
Margaret Snow, president of
Applesauce
on Dec. 3 at 7:30 p.m
help.
From Lafayette. La.,
the local club, conducted open­ come news of the recent mar­
Milk
On Dec 4. the Rebekah de-
The members collected over
ing ceremonies, with Mary riage of Miss Lucinda Kath­
Thursday. Dec ember 5
gree will be conferred on $100 in gifts and goodies to be
Youmans reading minutes of leen Young and Orville Randy
Raviola in Sauce
Dorothy Janosek
sent to the VA Hospital in
the previous meeting as secre­ Myers. Jr. The wedding was
Green Beans
The annual Odd Fellow-Re- Roseburg,
The
president
tary. The treasurer's report an event of Oct. 26 at Glou-
Corn Bread
bekah Christmas potluck din­ thanked ail for helping with
was given by Kale Doble.
Diced Pears
ner and gift exchange for all the project.
chester Manor, in Lafayette,
An invitation was read for with Walter M. Fox officiating
Ice Cream
members, their families and
A “Remember Pearl Harbor
Milk
members to attend the annual at the double ring ceremony.
friends will be Dec. 14 at 6:30 Party” will be Dec. 7 at the
Friday. December 6
Camp Fire Girls' “Date With
p.m. A $2 maximum on the gift Salem Post #9 This is a pot­
The bride is the daughter of
Barbecued Hamburgers
Dad” at 7:30 p.m.. on Dec. 12, Mr. and Mrs Robert C.
exchange.
luck party and members are
a: the high school auditorium. Young of Marion Forks, near
French Fries
Installation of 1973 officers invited to attend.
It was voted to hold the next Idanha, and the groom is the
Fruit Jello
has been tentatively set for
In other business. Lorraine
spring meeting of the fourth son of Mrs. Helen Jones of
Peanut Butter Cookie
Jan 11 at 8:00 p.m for the of­ Bibler was instructed to aee
district convention here on Lafayette. La.. and Orville R.
Milk
ficer.- of Mill City Od.i Fellow about tablecloths for the le­
Monday. April 28.
Locge #144 and Sana am Re­ gion auxiliary
Myers. Sr., formerly of Sweet
The next meeting for the Home, now of Fresno. Calif
bekah Lodge «166 at Mill City
Presbyterians Prepare group will be a Christmas The bride’s floor-length
by district deputy giand mas­
potluck dinner at Margaret gown was of white crepe-back­
ter, Charles Stewart, and dis­ Dec. 17 Party
For Christmas
Snow's home on Tuesday. Dec ed satin, designed along em­
trict deputy president, Mrs
Centrally placed in the cen­ 17, at which time exchange pire lines, and featured pearl
Lee Lightfoot. The installing For Marilyn Club
ter of the sanctuary Sunday, gifts as well as small gifts for appliques and long sleeves,
grand officers will be from
Marilyn Club met last Tues
the Presbyterian Church will the Chemawa Indian School with self-ruffies. A fingertip
Stayton IOOF «64 and Eva day at the home of Mrs
light the first of four candles and the Children’s Farm Home veil completed her attire.
Rebekah Lodge #92
Charles Kelly with Mrs. Clyde
signaling the beginning of are to be brought.
The grand installing staff Phillips as co-hostess.
Serving as maid of honor
Advent, the traditional four
The visiting dignitary spoke was Miss Donna Hook, and i
from Mill City IOOF «144
Following the 12 noon cov­
weeks before Christmas when to the group on benefits of best man was William Jones..
and Santiam Rebekah Lodge ered dish luncheon. Mrs. Gor-
Christians for centuries have federation, reading a patriotic brother of the groom.
#166 will assist in the dette Garton presided at the
prepared for the birth of article by Clare Boothe Luce,
After a reception at Glou-
installation of the officers of business meeting The group
* a
Br'
Jesus of Nazareth.
and extending a personal invi­ chester Manor Club, the new­
Stayton IOOF #64 and Eva voted to have their Christmas
Each Sunday a candle will tation to attend the state con­ lywed couple departed for a
Rebekah Lodge «92 on Jan. party on the 17th of December
be lighted at which time vention of the O. F. W C. wedding trip to New Orleans,
18 at 8:00 p.m.
I__
-J
instead of the 4th Tuesday
special biblical references are scheduled for May 20 through and are now at home in La­
qualified This will be a Christmas pot­
Mrs.
Lightfoot
used as well as a short message 22 at the Thunderbird in Port­ fayette. where they will at­
Mrs. Dave Barnhardt, Otto luck held at the hall at 12:00
on the meaning of the Christ land. The community improve­ tend the U. of Soutnern Loui­
Koenek. Mrs. Lang Stafford noon for all members of the
Spirit.
ment program was stressed as siana
I and Mrs Otto Weidman for in- Eastern Star and their fam
the chief project of the federa­
The bride is a graduate of
I stallation to office
lUes Fallowing the dinner
tion.
Detroit High School, and for-.
. x.
v I Mrs Glen Anderson and there will be a $1.50 gift ex­
ED LEWIN
In charge of the evening’s merly attended the U. of O.
I
_______ ______
__ Mrs. Orville Myers. Jr. The bride, Otto Koeneke were examined change Hosts will be Mrs.
Auctioneer. Inc.
program was Mary Youmans,
of Mr. _
and
The groom graduated from 26 wedding
Murry Moore, Mrs Larry
Lucinda
Kathleen
Young,
is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. in the unwritten work.
who
asked
Ann
Mueller
to
and . Robert i v-..
Complete Auctions read a poem on Thanksgiving, Minden. La.. , High School,
M , rs. Lightfoot entertained Doble and Mr. and Mrs John
t
c
C. Young
luunfe ui
of maiiuii
Marion ruras.
Forks. mr.
Mr. pavers
Myers is xnr
the son Ol
of
Phone 769-54B6
attended LSL at Lafayette. I Mrs. Helen Jones of Lafavette and Orville Myers Sr of Fresno wlth a reading on the “Star Schweer.
after which the members car­ has was
„--- i~—i —
,----*
• Spangled Banner ”
employed
in the woods California,
Attending Tuesday were Mr
Sale almost every Sun. ried out the “show and tell” He
in the North Santiam Canyon
j Hostesses committee for Dec. and Mrs. Al Yankus. Mr. and
theme by exhibiting clever area for the past two summers. -
10 A. M. *
. —.
Z “
14 are Mrs Eldon Hutchinson Mrs. Verne Clark, Mr. and
of hand-made items
Attending the wedding from Study \7FOUp I O Meet i
Consignments Welcome I I examples
; and Mrs. Irl Plymale.
Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mr. and
for Christmas gifts. Many
1050 Wflco Road Stayton ' clever items were shown, in- this area was the bride’s sis- At PresbyterianChurch
i Following the meeting, re- Mrs. Charlie French, Mr. and
ter. Miss Bonnie Young of j
1
I freshments were served by Mrs. John Schweer, Mr. and
By Sallv Jenkins
Corvallis, and an aunt, Mrs. I A study group which will
School activities began early Mrs. John Childress and Mrs. Mrs. Donald Carlson, Mr. and
Roger A. Knox of Lyons.
I meet the four Monday eve- last week as the five student Yates,
Mrs. Merle Garton. Mr. and
■ nings of December at 7:30 p.m body offeiers, Jim Rose. Lisa j
Mrs. Charles Kelly, Danny
Smith. *
z-1
«
j in Fellowsh:p Hall will meet Barnhardt,
Penny
Stayton TOPS
Moore,
Sr.,
Sr..
Mrs.
Murry
<•/ le /
±
for 'he *irst -ime Monday. Sally Jenkins, and Tim Clin» Jocelyn Clark Leaving i Moore, Mrs. Larry Doble, Mrs.
\*IUb tlects \JttICerS
Dec 2. Mr. Heidbrink will traveiea
traveled to vnurcruu
Churchill High r
a
n
| Sylvia Duncan ;ind Mrs. Else
Election of officers was held speak on Twentieth Century School in Eugene for a state- FOf Active LJUty
Allen.
at a recent Stayton TOPS Christians and their contribu­ 1 wide student council work-
Mrs. Kelly won the door
Jocelyn
J.
Clark,
daughter
at
Club meeting at the Stayton tions.
I shop. The officers stayed over- of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. prize which was furnished by
Middle School. Doris Buck-
The first talk will be on . night in private homes and
of Mill City, reported for l Mrs. Phillips.
no.vz of Scio was elected lea­ Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, a 1 returned home Monday after- ; Clark
active
duty with the U. S
der; Marvel Lewin. Stayton. French palentologist who died , noon.
Army
assistant leader;
secretary, in 1955. As a scientist who
Basketball practice began served recently after having
Margie Forrest. Stayton; trea- studied fossils. Father Teil­ Monday after school. There is Entry in the Army’s Delayed
Program since April
surer, Betty Wietang and hard. a member of the Roman a good turn-out this year, and 19.
Vada Donohue of Lyons. Catholic Society of Jesus it looks like another great
| Upon completion of basic
weight recorder.
(Jesuits), made original dis­ season for Big Red.
training. Jocelyn will receive
Installation of officers was coveries regarding the origins
Several juniors and
colleee
advanced
schooling as an x-
scheduled last week with of human life and did so with- journeyed to OCE for
Barbara Carlson of Salem as (in the context of a strong bib- presentations from vanous ray technician under the Monday. December 2
army’s two-year enlistment
[ lical faith. Some of his writ­ schools that day.
installing officer.
. ____
conducted af
She atao entered ac-
The weekly meetings are ings will be reproduced and
Meetings were
Bid or Bunch Pinochle Club.
open to new members and studied during the hour.
ter school on Tuesday for , tive duty with an immediate 7:30 p.m. at Betty Pittam’s
to home
anyone wishing more informa­
,, uivritpxh OHU
r - - .
' ! _ promotion
■ .
1 from - recruit
.
The community is invited.
Wolverettes
and FBLA.
tion may call any of the fol­
Round Robin Pinochle Chib,
lowing numbers: 394-3640. 769-
conferred Wednesday morning other young people for enlist-
7:30 p.m. at Evelyn Devic’s
5466. 769-5685 or 859-2232
concerning their spring trip. . ment into the army
Lyons Library Board
X» I
>?***
home
SAG
(Santiam
/__
1—
of
Santiam High School.
Plans Open House
Group),
formerly
SAE
met
at
i
eluding dolls decorations for
Further information con­
trees and tables, aprons, can­ 1 LYONS — At the regular club advisor Mike McClain’s cerning army programs may be Wednewlay. December 4
dles, bookmarks, dried fruit meeting of the library board, house Thursday evening The obtained by contacting Sgt.
Rebekah Lodge «166 meetr
, ,
-
“candy.” wreaths and stuffed plans were made to hold an organization will begin tutor- _ _ _.
at 8:00 pjn., IOOF HaD
ing
students
next
week
at
at
SbcP
open
hout°
in
the
near
future.
toys.
Clty each »«Inewday
Mrs. June McPheeters of the Gat« and Mill City They will m
At the close of the evening,
also
be
doing
community
city
council
resigned
and
an
­
Sponsored as a public aarrtee
refreshments were served by
Stayton Elaine
769-2762
Russell, Ann Mueller, nounced that Mrs. Lois Slover service projects.
An executive student coun­ group of Santiam students
Virginia Cyr. and the hostess, will replace her as council
cil
conference was called chartered a bus to Skateland
the
library
representative
on
Irene Podrabsky.
Friday morning to discuss the in Salem.
board.
Officers of FBLA held a
Nineteen new books were future vacancy of the office of
catalogued last month. Mrs secretary. The position will be meeting in discussion of var­
BEAUTY CENTER
Ealine Duncan, librarian, re­ filled by either a junior or a ious executive business
i The week ended with every-
Phone 897-2137
ports that a “Story Hour” will senior in January
be conducted at the library
The classes conducted meet- one stomping up a storm at
239 S. W. Broadway
every Saturday morning from mgs during activity period Fri- the junior-hosted dance Fri­
»:00 a.m. to 5:uu p.m.
day evening.
11 a.m. to 12 noon. All child­ day afternoon.
Evenings by appointment
After school an unsponsored
ren. age 3 to 5, are welcome.
Young - Myers
Recently Wed in
Lafayette, La.
ttct
Santiam Ripples
tí
»I
«
For Your Man
CHRISTMAS
Calendar
Of Events
Sweater
Vests
’i'
jjx u x
JST
'“"""r
a
Dick & Carols
Shoes and Apparel
J.
KNIT
KNACK
DEPOT
Eat Drink and Be Merry
4th Anniversary Special
134 Wall Street
FREE Milkshake
With The Purchase Of A
SUPER BRAZIER
tetntes tiouis.
Stmaav 11 too
spectacular deOaridtcns.
to <■
StwybtxJF Lam, Santa phor
f, ft P(r\
I
DainjN
Queen^
ORDERS TO GO
Phone 769-5311
Stayton, Oregon
Scrumpdillyishus
I
Ph. 897-259?
TO MY CUSTOMERS:
Just to remind you, as the time grows
short, yarn and knits make nice gifts. Many
gift items are available including tote
bags, crochet hook and knitting needle
sets, jewelry, hand made items, etc. Don’t
forget needlework books make wonderful
gifts, I have some of the best for sale.
Kits for afghans, toys, ornaments, cal­
endars, Christmas stockings and pictures
are all on hand for your selection.
COME IN SOON
HAPPY
THANKSGIVING
Anne
Only 27 Days Left Until Christmas
Regular Hours 10:00—5:00
Sat. 10—2