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2—The Mill City Enterprise. Thtiraiay, July 17, 1975
Announce Daughters
Upcoming Marriage
Mrs. Leo Poole Returns
.5.
Paye
From Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hopper of
Stayton recently announced
the engagement and forthcom-i Painting Workshop
ing marriage of their daughter, | Mrs. Leo A Poole recently
Miss Carol Ann Hopper and returned from a two-week oil
toOU »'V jn'Q-i
Kurt Carpenter of Mill City. painting workshop held in the
The young couple is plan­ Colorado Rockies. Her instruc-
ning a garden wedding for I tor was John C. Pellew of Con­
Aug. 16 at the home of the necticut who is internationally
Honored On Fift.
bride elect's parents in Stay­ known for his watercolor, oil.
ton.
and acrylic painting.
Miss Hopper is a graduate of
Mrs. Poole stated that she
Stayton High School and also had a fantastic trip with a
attended Linn-Benton Com­
marvelous group of about 40
munity College. She is a part people who represented about
time employee of the Stayton
24 states. She said "We work­
Canning Co.
ed from 9 in the morning until
Mr. Carpenter is a graduate
of Santiam High School and 7 at night in all type's of wea­
Iànn-Benton Community Col­ ther. The Colorado landscape
lege. He is now employed as a is breathtaking and we enjoy­
mountains,
painting
mechanic with Bird Chevrolet- ed
towns,
or
streams,
ghost
Oldsmobile in Lebanon.
whatever si truck our interests.”
She also mentioned
Presbyterian Members "our
lodgings were locate
the 11,000-foot level,
Invited To Camp
Members of the Presbyter­ were near Aspen where
ian congregation are invited Winter Olympics will be held.
to Santiam Lodge on Sunday j I gained much from the work­
afternoon. July 27. at 4:00 o’-1 shop and hope to capture in
clock, with dinner to be serv­ oil some of our own spectac
ed at 4:30 (Adults $2-Chil­ lar scenery.”
dren age 4-11 Sl.iO), then to
attend a Vesper Point Wor­
ship Service at 5:30. It is hop­ JV Rally Sponsors
ed that several couples, at Car Wash Saturday
least, will go. Others are ex­
The Santiam High School
pected from the Bend Presby­
JV Rally Girls will be sponsor­
terian Church.
Purpose of the get-together ing a car wash this Saturday.
is to see the camp and what it July 19, at the high school
has to offer, and to share in parking lot from 10:00 a m. to
discussion of the future of it 4:00 p.m. The charge will be
as a conference center. Per­ $1.50 per car.
Proceeds from the car wash
manent closing is being given
consideration. Make reserva­ will be used to send the girls
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Poole were honor-
tions with Bob Hayes — 897- to cheerleading clinic in Ash­
1 ed ! Sat.. July
T 5, with
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a family r
party
land.
3189.
home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
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Phone 89/2772
Farewell Reception i
Callers at th«* home of Mrs.
i Charles Kelly Monday after
I noon were Mrs. Mellxirne
Rumlio and Mrs Clayton
On Tuesday, July 22 at 7:00 Baltimore, Ixith of Salem but
p.m. a farewell reception wilt former long-time residents
honor Rev. and Mrs. John De­
hen*. They also called on the
Main. Rev. DeMain is leaving la*<* Bassetts who recently re­
the Mill City Free Methodist turned from a trip to Coos Bay
Church to take th«* job of Di­ to visit their son. Maurice, and
rector of Visitation for the Sa family.
i lorn Free Methodist Church
The Baltimore* had just re­
loeuted
on
Winter
and turned from a stay in Astoria
Market Sts. They will live in when* their elder son. Bob,
Salem, where Rev. DeMain is and his family are located at
also employed for the City of nearby Warrenton.
Salem Finance Dept
Monday evening the Kelly*
The DeMain family moved enjoyed a visit from their sis­
to Mill City eight years ago ter-in law, Mrs. Max Kelly
from Newberg They have four t Virginia Jepson), and ■<
children
Matt of Coquille. friend, Mrs Betty Dilling, both
Mrs. Jeanne Farmen, who will of Barstow. Calif They were
remain in Mill City, Gary, who accompanied by Mrs. Sig Jep-
will enter Warner Pacific (’->1 sen of Stayton. Mrs. Kelly’s
lege in Portland this fall, and mother, whom they were visit­
Becky who will enter the first
ing
grade.
The two California women
While living in Mill City. had been on an automobile trip
Rev. DeMain served on the to
Victoria, Canada, and
Mill City Council and was al o other points of interest and
a city police officer.
were on their way buck to
The reception is open to the Burstow, where Mrs Kelly is
public and the many friends employed us a supervisor on
of the DeMain family an* in the murine has«*.
vited to attend The event will ,
be held in the social rooms of I
Rev. Heidbrink Returns
the church.
To Honor DeMain's
Home Monday
It was announced at services
McClintock of Portland
at the Presbyterian Church
M rs. Merle Garton present­ Sunday morning that the Rev.
ed the worthy mutton a gift John Heidbrink was i*xp«'ct«-d
from her officers.
to return h<»m<- Monday
H<-
Escorted to the east by the has spent several weeks In
conductress were Mrs. Merle ¡ Missouri where his father has
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iieen ________
critically
ill -----
and in a
i Garton, A M . Mrs. Clyd«* . dk
Phil-
, —
1 lips, marshal and Ervin Peter- i coma a good deal of the time,
•nn treasurer.
traaeiiror The
Th«« noArlku
rata. , QlinrlkV
son,
worthy ma-
Sunday mnmlBl/
morning till»
the congr«-
Iron
presented
each
with
a
gift
1
gation
heard
an
interesting
Pratt, observing their golden wedding anni-
___
versarj Mr. and Mr« Pool«* were married for their birthdays which are cassette tape by Dr. Cynthia
July 3, 1925. in Newport.
Sue Pool»* Photo in July. It is customary for the Wedel whose topic was
worthy matron to present gifts Life Styles for Women" Un­
to her officers at the end of der leadership of Robert
the year, but Mrs. McClintock Hayes, the worship commitUf
chose to present them their chairman, several question*
and dlacussxm
gifts on their birthdays instead. were raised
Mrs. William McClintock patron. Ronald Craven. P P. of
held. A number of these tap«*
The
installing
matron
spoke
was installed as Worthy Ma- Chadwick #37 of Salem, sang
are available, as the csasette Is
briefly.
tron of Marilyn Chapter #145.•"Faith Unlocks the Door"
property of the church. Mr.
The Worthy
Matron and Hayes had made numerous at­
OES Sunday afternoon at 2:00'
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1
The following
elective offi-
Worthy
Patron
escorted
by
the
at
the
I
OOF
Hall.
Setving
as
tempts to call Santiam Lodge
1 cers were then installed, as­
i The fiftieth wedding anni­
versary of Mr. and Mrs. James Wolthy Patron will be her fa- sociate matron, Mrs. Merle Jr Past Matron and Patron to obtain a speaker, and had
expected another tape directly
Garton, associate patron. Merle 1 signed the Bible.
E Poole, who were married in •’>rr Lowell O. Cree.
This is the second daughter­ Garton;
conductress.
1 Mrs.
___ _ | Following the Mizpah Bene- from Mr. Heidbrink as was
Newport, on July 3. 1925, was
dirt kin and
and the
the officers
officer« retir-
retir- done previously, but it did not
observed Sat., July 5, with a father to serve the chapter as Lowell Cree; associate conduc- * diction
family party at the home of Worthy Matron - Worthy Pa­ tress. Mrs Jack Gulliford and [ >n« nwrch, a reception follow- arrive in time to be used.
j ed
”J in the dining room. Serv­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pratt tron. Mr. Cree is also the pres­ treasurer, Ervin Peterson.
Appointive officers instilled ing were Mrs. Karl Wipper,
(Kathleen). Hosting the anni­ ent Worshipful Master of Mill
were, chaplain, John Schweer; P.M of Victoria Chapter, Tur­ If the number following
versary event were the six City Lodge #180. AF&AM.
Presiding officers were Mr marshal, Muriel Phillips, mu­ ner; Mrs. Charles Hecht, I’.
children of Jim and Ruth
a d >’rs. Mutrv Moore, outg • sician. Mrs. John Schweer; M. of Acacia Chapter, Stayton; your name on The En‘
Poole.
Those who helped celebrate ing worthy matron and worthy Adah, Mrs Al Yankus; Ruth Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, P.M. and terprise label reads
Mrs Murry Moore; Martha, Mrs. .Sadie Anderson.
the special day were: Mr. and |*atr:*n
Th • 974-75 oi.'.cers enter'd Mrs. William Walker; Electa,
Mrs. Kate Doble, Mr and 7-75 it's time to send
Mrs. Lester Poole and daugh­
ters, Karen and Diane of Seat­ the ' i apter room wearing light Mrs. William Lyness and Sen­ Mrs. William Walker and Mr a check for renewal.
and Mrs. Merle Garton were
tinel, Danny Moore, Sr.
tle .Wash.; James I. Poole, Pt. due ftrmals.
Sue McClintock, th*? Worthy
The Worthy Matron and on the refreshment committee.
Townsend, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. John Fields, P.M of
Mrs. Richard Corbett (De­ Matron-elect’s daughter and Worthy Patron each gave their
lores) and children, Brian, Worthy Advisor of Acacia As- acceptance speeches thanking Acacia Chapter, Stayton was
Debi, and Bruce, of Portland; sembly #40, International Or- the chapter for electing them at the guest book and pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Poole der of Rainbow for Girls, WBS to head the chapter for the grams.
I Al Yankus P.P. and Vern
and children, Todd, Janis, and the Bible Bearer and give the I year.
[Clark W. P. were ushers.
i Virginia of Detroit; Mr. and tribute to the Holy Bible.
The
Worthy
Matron
has
The Lord's Prayer was giv­
Mrs. Leo A. Poole and chil­
chosen for her theme for the i The hall was decorated in Tharsday, July 17
dren .Leo, Gloria and Kevin en in unison followed by the year "The Way to Peace, the J red, white and blue as were
Card Party, Eagles Hall. 1:00
serving tables using the
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pratt Pledge of Allegiance to the Road is Love.” ’ The
___ emblem
_______ the
[rtltriotlc theniP A whlle dove pjn.
1 and children, Margaret and Flag and the national anthem the dove; colors, red, white and
was sung followed by the Tri­
on a red velvet background Wednesday, July 23
1 Sharon, all of Mill City;
bute
to the American Flag by blue with gold accents; the was in the east.
i Mrs. Nettie Jurgens, of Rose-
Santiam Chapter, AARP,
flower,
blue
bachelor
button;
Qver
1 burg; Mrs. Grace E. Francis of Mrs. Frederick Alban II of and the honored station. Ruth. • ~ • 100 attended with potluck picnic. John Neal
Tigard,
daughter
of
the
Wor
­
guests present from Platts-
' Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Thom­
matron-elect and Past i Entertainment was furnish- mouth. Nebr.; Auburn, Nebr.; Park, Lyons
as A. Goble, Portland; Stephen thy
Worthy” AdvtoT of MaAlyn
by Ron®ld Cn,Y,c“ who
Escondido and San Diego, Sponsored as a public aarrtrs
Beck and Roger S. Beck, Le­ Assembly #66. Order of Rain
„ «,,O"*1U1‘ ^edeT«^’ Calif.; Woodbum, Salem. Tur­
By
banon; Mrs. Ruby Heinz, Sa- bow for Girls and also Past
Holy Bible, and This
I lem; Herbert Poole. Portland; Grand Outer Observer, Order,1’ My Country which carries ner, Scio, Dallas, Stay ton.
J
Cresswell, Springfield, Port­
i William Poole, Jr., Portland; of Rainbow for Girls.
|«« the patriotici theme for the land, Albany, Silverton, Ti­
! Mr. and Mrs William W.
Mrs Moore gave the wel-1
whlch *> lx*ln« jwed by gard and Mill City.
Poole, Salem; Miss Carole Mc-
’ all the chapters throughout the. On display in the entry room
BEAUTY CENTER
come.
i Curdy, Salem; Mr. and Mrs.
Escorted
and
introduced I state.
were a variety of items which
Alfred Poole, Stayton; Mr. and
Phone 897-2137
The worthy matron intro-1
Mrs. Roscoe F. Poole, Stayton; was Mrs. William Connor. P. i duced her family, her husband, will be sold during the year
239 S. W. Broadway
! Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sherren M. of Naomi Chapter #22 of William McClintock; her dau­ to raise funds for the various
•:00 a.m. to 5:60 p.m.
and Danny, Mill City (Chris Dallas who was installing ma­ ghter, Sue; her son-in-law, projects sponsored by the
tron.
Mrs.
Connor
then
intro
­
chapter.
Evenings by appointment
Story); Mr. and Mrs Scott Mc­
daughter
and
granddaughter,
Curdy (Kathleen Story), Sa- duced the other installing of­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Alban1
",
! lem; and Mr. and Mrs. James ficers: Floyd Johnson, install­ II and Dandle Rose; her par­
ing patron and P. P. of Mari­
| Story of Gates.
ents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell
Members of the immediate lyn Chapter #145 and the Cree, her uncle and aunts, Mr
Worthy
Matron
’
s
uncle;
in
­
family unable to attend were:
and Mrs Floyd Johnson and
Mrs. James I. Poole (Lloyd) stalling chaplain, Lavern Tor- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, her
and daughter. Melissa, of Con­ gison, W P. of Cedar Chatper sister-inlaw, Mrs. Sadie An-,
cord, Calif.; Miss Sally Poole, #171, Scio; installing marshall, derson from Cresswell and her
Grants Pass and Chuck Poole Ralph Watts, P. P. Marguerite neice, Mrs. Sheila Goff from
Chapter #60, Lebanon; and
of Detroit.
Springfield. Also, Mrs. Larry
The three-tiered cake, creat­ installing musician, Mrs. Ron­ Doble, who was chaiman of
ald
Craven,
P.
M.
of
Chad
­
ed by Josephine Hampton of
the reception which followed.
Gates and served by Mrs. Al­ wick Chapter #37, Salem.
After thanking those who
The
1974-1975
officers
retir
­
bert Sherron, a granddaughter
helped on the committees for Sofa & Love Seat in Herculon or Velvet
ed
for
the
preparation
of
in
­
$169
of the honored couple, was de­
the installation, the worthy
corated with
an impressive stallation. During the intermis­ patron presided for good of the Sleeper
Makes
full
size
bed
$199
sion, Mrs. Connor gave a short
talk followed by a musical in­ order.
5 piece Maple Dinette Set
$139
He Introduced Mrs. Warren
terlude.
•
•
$395
The 1975-76 officers enter­ Pahl, Estarl Fund Committee 7 piece Dining room set
ed wearing gold formats and for Dist. #14, and Ralph Watts China Cupboard
F
Priced
from $179 and up
carrying red velvet bags to of the Youth Committee of the
* r
$229
which were pinned corsages Grand Chapter of Oregon; Mrs. Bunk Beds complete in maple, sturdy
by the Worthy Matron elect Ralph Watts, Grand Represen­ Dresser with mirror, 5 dr. chest commode, beau­
tative to the State of Florida
for her year.
tiful bed with high foot end
Only $359
Following the installation of in Oregon and Mrs. Lloyd
the worthy matron and worthy Lyon, Grand Representative Unfinished Chests and Desks
$59.50
to the District of Columbia in
Full and queen size headboards in Stock
Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Lavern
display of yellow roses, gold- Torgfson, Worthy Patron and
LAMPS and PICTURES
edged wedding bells, white Worthy Matron of Euclid
USED ITEMS
doves, and golden rings. Yel­ Chapter #70. Jefferson and
low roses added an elegant de­ Acacia Chapter #63, Stayton;
Gas
Range
(used
one year)
. $60
corative touch to the special Vern Clark, Worthy Patron of
John Schweer, president of Used Double Dresser with mirror
occasion.
$29.50
Mrs. Poole, who retired after Marilyn Club; Lavern Torgi-
many years as a clerk in the son, Worshipful Master of Used Refrigerator —Dble. Oven Elec. Range
OFF Reg. Price
U. S. Poet Office here at Mill Scio Lodge AF&AM and Ralph like new. Also 30" Elec. Range, like new.
City, wore a corsage of coral Watts, Worshipful Master of
colored
carnations,
yellow Lebanon Lodge AFAAM, also, Maytag Washer (square tub) like new.
roses, and yellow chrysanthe Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brummage.
Many Other Items. Come in and Browse
mums. Mr. Poole, a retired from Daphne Chapter # 139,
logger, wore a coral colored Portland.
?S Furniture & Antiques
Danelle Alban, granddaugh­
carnation.
i Photographs of the event ter of the Worthy Matron, pre­
Stayton
were taken by the honors«**’ sented her with her gavel, a
O b Highway 22 at SsUlmJty-AmnovfUa Jet 74MT78
daughter-in-law,
Mrs.
Leo gift from her family and made OPEN Tues. thru Fri. 10:00 *U1 6:00; Sat. Close at 4:00
| (Sue) Poole
i by her brother-in-law, Jack
Convenient Terms On Approved Credit
Mr. And Mrs. Poole Marilyn Chapter Installs Officers
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Change . .
All Passenger Cars
$895
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,
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MID City
897-2321
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