2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 18, 1975
—r7 Dr. Evans To Speak
^¿¡ 4f Woodburn Church j
BIRTHS
Alta Moffatt Hosts
Round Robin Club
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Of Events
The Round Robin Pinochle
Club met at the home of Alta
Moffatt in Salem, on Monday,
Sept. 15.
Before the evening of cards, Thursday, September IB
the ladies enjoyed dinner at I Card party, Eagles Hall, I.(HI
a Salem restaurant A dessert p.m.
wils served by the hostess, at
Monday, September 22
her home, during the businviw
Lions Chib dinner meet ting.
meeting.
6:30 p.m, Frontier Inn.
Winning high score was
Mabel Yankus, with Marie Wednesday, September 21
Marilyn
Assembly
Stewart placing low Evelyn
#00.
Davis won the pinochle and R. i I u I miw Girls, meeting 7:30
Carmen Barnhardt and Mari p.m. IOOF Hall.
Santiam Chapter, AARP,
lyn Drynnn won the door
7:30 p.m . High School Com
prizes
Also attending were Marga mons.
ret Boroughs, Lu MacGregor,
Jr. Woman's Club member
Agnes Carlson, Kathlix-n Pratt, ship luncheon, 12:30 p.m ,
Esther Chailender and Irene Gloria Urban home.
Podrabsky.
The next meeting will be Sponsored as n public servir*
»y
held at the home of Lu Mac
Gregor <>n t)ie evening of Oct.
(I
It was announced Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian
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I Church that Dr. Louis Evans,
Nori
Norma
J. Long, Woman s Page Editor
Phone 897-2772
Santiam Memorial Hospital former pastor of the Holly-
MILLER — To Ronnie and I wood
Cal.
Presbyterian • —•V—'-
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1«îî«7!
Mary Miller, Aumsville, a i Church, will I m » leading two
daughter. Sept. 6.
Married in Church Ceremony
services a day at the First American Legion
SANTIBANEZ — To Rudy United Presbyterian Church in
and Sherry' Santibanez, Aums woodbum beginning Sunday, Holds First Meeting
ville, a daughter. Sept. 10.
Sept. 21-25. Evening services
President Clara Daugherty1
on Sun. S. pt. 21. and break
fast and evening services presided at her first meeting J
throughout the week are for the fall term of the
scheduled. Anyone needing a American Ix*gion Auriliary on
ride to the Sunday evening Friday, Sept. 12.
American Legion
The auxiliary will be hav
service. Sept. 21. contact Carl
Auxiliary
Kelly, and anyone wanting to ing a rummage sale on Oct.
attend a morning service at 2-4 Anyone having rummage
LEGION HALL. Gates
9:30 am. during the week to donate is asked to call
(Monday), contact Bob Hayes. Myrtle Bates or Maudie Flat-
October 2. 3 & 4
Volunteer helpers, headed nian for pick-up. according to
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
by chief painter. Glenn Humes, the chairman. Kay Colburn
Phone 897-2213 or 897-2464 have been busily painting the There will also be a baked
new addition to the church food sale on Oct 4.
For Pickups
TIRED OF WAITING Months
Anv person wishing to join
manse.
BEAUTY CENTER
for your business forms to
Th-- building program on the or visit the American Legion
Enterprise Just a telephone
Phone 897-2137
manse is in need of $600 to Post or auxiliary may do so
call to 897-2772 will put the
conclude the work It is hep- cn any second or fourth Friday
239 S. W. Broadway
efficient and fast printers at
9 (10 U.m. to 5:0(1 p ill.
el that special gifts and en of each month The time of
your service
Kvrnings by appointment
larged pledges will be forth meeting is 7:30 p m , at their
hall in Gates.
coming
There was a 100% collection 1
To be included in the next
church news. John Heidbrink of dues from the auxiliary 1
/ •
is preparing a ministerial re members.
259
Santiam
Highway
Phone 897-2592
After the meeting, a potluck i
view questionnaire which he
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requests all people to fill out luncheon was served to those 1
BRUNSWICK YARNS
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and return to him. An honest American Legion Post and
SALE ONE WEEK ONLY
appraisal of the work is re Auxiliary members present
Acrylic
Sport
Weight
4
quested. including suggestions,
Fore
N'Aft
Regular $ 1.35
Now 99c
and
general
criticism,
ideas,
«
Acrylic 4 Ply
response
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The beautiful arrangement Marilyn Club To Meet
Windrush
Regular $ 1.80
Now $1.25
of roses for the chancel last
MACRAME SUPPLIES NOW IN
At
Vern
Clarke
Home
Sunday were from the flower
Open Weds. 10-5; Fris. 10-8; Sats. 10-2
garden of Katie Ewell.
Broadloom Carpets,
Marilyn
Club
will
meet
Sept.
A
deacons
meeting
Is1
Linoleum and Formica
scheduled for 3 00 p.m . Thurs. 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Dennis Corning were united in marriage at
, Vern Clarke. 1045 West Ida the Mr
afternoon. Sept 18.
Gates Christian Church. Saturday, Aug 30, at 1:00 pm
| St., Stayton. Mrs. William Mc- Mrs. Corning, the former Debbie Barnhardt, is the daughter of
SPECIAL SALE On
| Clintock will be co-hostess for Mr. and Mrs David Barnhardt of Gates, and Mr. Corning Is
Pinochle Party at
Carpet and
I the 12:00 luncheon. A meat the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Corning of Lyons.
Ogden Photo
Eagles Lodge Thursday dish, rolls and beverages will
Linoleum
Five tables were in play at be provided by the hostesses,
Through August
the Thursday afternoon pi-1 This will be the first meet-
nochle party at the Eagles Hall ing for the fall and all mem-
VAN’S CARPET
bers are invited to be present.
on Sept. 11.
STUDIO
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Reports will be presented in I
Winning
score ___
for the
Dear Customer
134 W. Washington
women was Maudie Flatman. regard to the recent yard sale,
GATES - Debra Carmen Esther Stafford and Ix-ah St.
Stayton. Oregon
with Rilla Schaffer placing turkey dinner and bazaar, Barnhardt became the bride of John, aunts of the bride. A
Due to the recent increase in fabrics
second. Pinochle was also won Plans will be made for the Dennis Richard Corning at a sentimental note being the
Ph. 769-2483
bv Rilla Schaffer. For the men, Willamette Valley Assn which 1:00 p.m. wedding on Aug. 30. bride and groom decoration on
lumber
and freight, our prices will be in
We install what uv
Al Riddle had top score and will meet in Mill City on Oct. 1975 at the Gales Christian the wedding cake was the
creased with the arrival of all new stock.
John Swan took second place. 9.
Church, with the Rev. Dean same one used on the wedding
Cade officiating at the simple, cake for the bride’s parents
Come in now and SAVE on furniture
but impressive, ceremony.
wedding 25 years ago.
already in stock. We have a large supply
Miss Barnhardt is the dau
Elaine
Moore,
of
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. David 1 Mrs.
to
choose from.
Barnhardt of Gates, and Mr. Everett, Wash., passed the
Top Quality furniture for the price.
Corning is the son of Mr. and guest book and her small
Mrs. Lee Corning of Mill City. daughter, Cathy, passed the
Sincerely,
The bride was given in mar scrolls to the guests. Mrs. Eda
riage by her father. Melody Stafford, of Gates, grandmo
Ann
Barnhardt, sister of the bride, ther of the bride, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth
Corning,
of
Mill
City,
was maid of honor The brides
maids were Lisa Barnhardt, and Mrs. Mary Miller, of Tor
Furniture & Antiques
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sister of the bride, and Kathy rance, Calif., grandparent» of
the
groom,
were
special
guests
Oa
Highway
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at
SubUaUtyAanwvIUe
Jet.
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Coming, sister of the groom.
OPEN Tue* thru Fri. 10:00 111 S:00; Sat. Clow at tdXL
Lighting the candles were of the bridal couple
Convenient Term» On Approved Credit
1
Delores Drake and Cindy Nel-
After their honeymoon, the
•on. Serving as flower girl young couple will be at home
wax Tara Coming and the ring in Mill City.
bearer was Timmy Stafford. I
Jeff
Coming of
South |
Beach, Calif, was best man for,
his brother. Groomsmen were
Mike Coming, also a brother
per
yard
Values To $5.98
SALE
of the groom and Dennis Bud-:
long of Mill City. Ushering
One group knit or woven fabrics in assorted polyester Acrylic
was Mark Lund of Whittier,
or Cotton materials
60 inch width
Calif.
A reception was held at the'
IOOF Hall in Mill City, fol
lowing the ceremony The hall
was decorated in the bride’s
Regular $1.98
NOW
colors of autumn tones Pre
siding at the serving table
Mid-Wale in assorted dark colors
were Mrs Olive Barnhardt,
Rummage Sale
J’S
YARN, ETC
WHY WAIT ?
Barnhardt-Corning Rites Held At
Gates Christian Church Sat., August 30
BUY NOW
ANN’S
Friday, September 19
6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
$|49
FABRICS
Dick & Carols
MOONLIGHT
CORDUROY
TAFFETA
yard
In assorted plain colors
Men's "Thermal Knit" Cotton Underwear $050
Each
Regular $2.98
NOW
Medium Weight Shirts or Drawers
Assorted Styles and Sizes
Men's Coats Reduced Up To V2 Of Regular Price
Snow Suits
$EOO
Values to $15.98
NOW................................
Toddlers Sizes — Limited Quantities
ASSORTED STYLES and SIZES
Ladies Dresses Reduced Up To V2OFF Regular Price
Remnants Reduced To V2 Of Regular Price
BARGAIN TABLE
Many One of a Kind Items. All At Reduced Prices
NO EXCHANGE ON SALE ITEMS
BALDWIN’S
351
3rd
Stayton, Oregon ■
Ph. 769-2926
Marilyn Assembly
Holds Election
Of Officers
Rainbow for Girls, Marilyn
Assembly #60, had their first
meeting for the fall term on
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10.
This was the last meeting of
Worthy Advisor Debbie Me-
Lain.
Election of officers for the
coming term was held with the
following offices filled. Natalie
Wills, Worthy Advisor; Patti
Richardson, Worthy Associate
Advisor; Nincy Sharp, Char
ity; Judv Roten, Hope; Suzle
Lewis, Faith.
Introduced were Miss Clary
Pedersen. Grand Representa
tive tn Iziuisiana, Miss Veriene
Peterman. Past Grand Immor
tality. and Miss Sue McClin
tock.
Worthy Advisor of
Acacia Assembly in Stayton.
Reports were given on the
various activities throughout
the summer months. Several
new members were Initiated In
June and n<»w members pres
ent were Debbie Golden. Susan
Wright.
Cindy
Hamilton,
Sherrv Blaylock. Donna Quin
lan and Tami Payseno. Miss
Cindy Delay was unable to at
tend this meeting.
After the meeting, a surprise
kitchen «hower, honoring Miss
Debbie McLain, was held, at
tended by all the members. Ice
cream, cookies and punch was
enjoyed
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Tennis Shoes
Regular $7.95
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3rd Ave.
769-2762
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