I Rebekah Lodge Holds
2—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday. Sept. 25, 1975
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Potluck
Local Residents Attend,
Rebekah Meetings
Womans Paye
Lisa Bernhardt Gives
Nomination of Officers Talks At Rebekah
The first nominations of Reception Sept. 18
officers for Santiam Rebekah I
Lodge «166 was held at the
Representing the United Na
meeting of Sept 17, 1975, No tions Pilgrimage Tour for
minated were: Mi's. Tom Dau Youth at the reception for the
gherty, Noble Grand; Mrs. i teachers und school personnel,
Phone 897-2772
John Childress, Vice Grand; given by the Santiam Rebekah
Mrs. Velma Harrison, financial Lodge «168, on Sept. 18. 1975,
secretary; and Otto Koeneke, were Santiam
High School
YOUR LAND
treasurer.
Dun Hoover,
tour winners,
A communication was re 1973; Jim Rose, 1974; and Lina
AND MY LAND"
ceived announcing that the an Bernhardt, 1975.
nual meeting of Dist. 7 would
Miss Barnhardt showed her
be Nov. 15 in Stayton.
slides of her tour and gave a
Mrs Dave Barnhardt, Noble talk on her experiences and
Grand, announced that the impressions.
meeting of Oct. 1 would be
Coffee, punch and cookie*
officer turn around night; Mrs. were served. Music was pro-
Tom Daugherty would be act vided by Glenn Anderson The
ing Noble Grand; Mrs. John rest of the evening was spent
Childress, acting Vice Grand; stx'lalizing
Mrs. Velma Harrison, acting
Financial Secretary; Mrs. Jack
by ilaiel Hayes
Stoddard.
acting
Warden;
Mrs. Albert Harris, acting
Paul Luurence llunbar
A musical sort of name fur Conductor; Mrs Dean Chil
poetical sort of person. But dress, acting Inside Guardian; i
Janoscck, acting
• had the disadvantage of Mrs Fred
Outside
Guardian.
being a negro, the son of
slaves. Dayton, Ohio was home * Mrs. Waiter Tiionuus, by-
to him; there he managed to 1;lws chairman, presented the rhuraday, September 25
: second reading of the amended
get some education.
Card Party, Eagles Hull, 1:00
Recently the post office de | by-laws and the balloting to
p.m.
partment created a stamp for publish will be Oct 1.
Virgil and Julie Show, High
Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson an
him but I'm not going to say
Jr. Woman's Club To
much about it because it’s not nounced that beginning Oct. I. School Auditorium. 7:30 p.m.
IOOF «144 meeting, 8:00 p,
Assist Cystic Fibrosis
containers will lie placed in
a very good picture.
m., ut Hall.
the
hall
to
receive
donations
He
first
gained
recognition
Foundation With Sale
by his dialect verse and for the Ministerial Assn’s food« Friday, September 26
A baked food sale will be
stories.
When ol
i ’Mam said: baskets. Mrs. Thomas announc- j
held on Sat.. Sept. 27 at Girod’s
American Ia'gion Auxiliary
“
Dat
was
de
powerfulles' •■d that the steering committee
, Market from 9:30 a.m. until
potluck
dinner, 6:30 p.m., Le
will
meet
at
Mrs
Margaret
semont ah ever hyeahd in all
Santiam Memorial Hospital the store closes.
Snow’s home at 7:30 p.m on gion Hall.
my
bon
days,"
it
was
some-
This sale is being sponsored
(Stayton)
Booster Club meeting. Room
thing to laugh at. because Oct. 6
VAN SANTEN — To Roger by the Mill City Junior Wo-
3,
Santiam High School, after
A
cash
donation
was
voted
every one had known a black
K. and Karen J. Van Santen, man’s Club with all proceeds
the
football game
for
the
IOOF
Rebekah
Home's
Mammy or someone who talk
Salem, a son. Sept 12, 1975.
to be donated to the Cystic Fi-
Ha rvest Festival and a cover- j Wednesday, October 1
ed
that
way.
Or
“
You,
Nelli's,
VAN ATTA — To Richard brosis Foundation. This foun-
don’ you let me ketch you ed wagon Is to be made and
North
Santiam
Canyon
C. and Elsie J. Van Atta, Al- dation is dedicated to the
th’owin’ sticks at OFMis’ entered In the craft contest; Jaycecs meeting, 8:00 p.m.
bany, a daughter, Sept 18, fighting of children’s lung di-
guinea hens. No Mo’, you’ the entries to be judged by the Fire Hall.
¿eases.
1975.
hyeah me!" Everyone could residents of the home.
Santiam
Rebekah Lodge
Everyone in the community
Whether to have a Hallo-, «166, meeting at I OOF Hall,
Mrs. Robert Straub. Oregon’s Honorary "Breath of-Life” screech with delight Or
i is urged to enjoy the good
ween party, Oct 15 will be de- I 8:00 p m
foods prepared by the mem Campaign Chairman, gives the first donation in the annual i “Bettah tek keer daih, Lucy cided
at the meeting of Oct. 1.'
Jane, Gawd's »-watching you
bers of the club, and in doing drive to Cystic Fibrosis Poster Child Doug Moreton
Dist Deputy Pres , Mrs. Albert
bettah tek care ”
so, also help a very worthy
Sponsored as a public servir«
But as that generation Carr; Past Dist. Presidents,
cause.
»y
wound to a close, people stop- Mrs. Walter Thomas and Mrs.
Otto
Weidman,
reported
on
ped laughing at the funny
If the number following
things negroes said because no their guest attendance of the
one
knew about guinea-hens International Assn of Rebekah
your name on The En
being th’owed at by little black Assemblies in Portland on
BEAUTY CENTER
boys, or Lucy Jane being Sept 16.
terprise label reads
,
|
ivLiss
wins, uau&nier
Miss ncitane
Natalie Wills,
daughter , , dues
Blues Song,” a jazz routine, by I watched-at by Gawd
• Following the meeting,
Phone 897-2137
9-75 its time to send of Mr and Mrs. John
Wills, ¡Patti
‘ ‘_ ~.'.L
“_L_1 Richardson and Lisa' Then what happened7 Paul freshments were served
I
239
S. W. Broadway
I
was
installed
as
Worthy
Ad-1
Barnhardt,
after
which
Joel
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glenn
Anderson
Laurence began to be unpopu
a check for renewal.
»:00 a m. to 5:00 p.m.
visor of Marilyn Assembly, | Hamilton sang several num- j lar, because he was ahead of
Evenings by appointment
£60, Order of Rainbow for bers, accompanying himself on his time. People were not
Girls, for the fall term at im- j the guitar. Included were ready to admit that a negro of
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pressive rites at 7:00 p.m., I “Poems, Prayers, and Promi- pure African blood could Presbyterian Deacons
Authorized Catalog
Monday evening, Sept. 22, at ses,” “I Am the Eagle,” an or- climb up the ladder of success
the lodge hall Her theme of iginal number, and "Annie’s so far. As a matter of fact he, Begin Fall Meetings
"Friends are Flowers In the Song,” on which he was joined was as much surprised as any-1
Sales Merchant Store
The Deacons
of the
Garden of Life,” and
i
color by Debbie McLain They also|onP at his SUCCMS A1I he had'.-J?*
ChuT^’met
In Presby-
scheme of green and yellow sang "Goodbye Again,
were used throughout the eve- other John Denver tune,
ning; a basket of
kaina yellow ’_ ___ ___ __ ■— _ t«_ i
•_
'_ first tbn«P this tall yprMsnt.
first time this fall. Present,
chrysanthemums being the on an addenda, called "Rain form
besides Rev. John Heldbrink.
center of attraction.
bow Mortuary,” for Natalie
But now (1975) when we
Installing officers included: Will«, after which she was come across Paul’s story of the were Katie Ewell. Mary Tuers,
Mother Advisor, Mrs. Janet presented with a stuffed ele •’Strength of Gideon" we laugh Faye Verbeck and Mary Kelly
Let Us Help You Select A
The minute« of the previous
Lewis;
Worthy
Advisor, phant that she promptly nam again and say, “That’s one of
meeting
were reed by the
Debbie McLain; Chaplain.
_
ed ’Tat.” A clever addenda < the best storlea I ever read.”
Clary Pedersen; Marshall, Ver was also put on for Debbie Me I We can acclaim him a top «ecretary, Katie Ewell, and the
treasurer’« report wax given
lene Peterman; Recorder, Jill Lain by another group of of-' notch
>tcn writer,
writer
by Mary Turns
, Krecklow; and Musician, Bon ffeen, and sha received sever
In all. he wrote four collec
A report on cards and
nie Shepherd. In charge of the al small gifts for remembrance tions of stories, four novela,
flowers that
sent was
IvrlA. «„_
nuwrr»
Kiwi had
rua been
uecn irni
guest book and programs was of past event«
iSiU"SSi
,1 **
"”T Kelly. who .1«,
Pam Krecklow.
Natalie Wills introduced her
| Escorting the installing of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Del them in the negro dialect) and read a poignant letter from
AT YOUR HOME OWNED
Dr Robert Sandilands, a medi
ficers were members of the Murray of Sweet Home, and
„„„ poems by the dozen
cal missionary, whose wife,
Silverton Chapter of DeMolay two sisters, Chriatie i and I
wanted to write about
for Boys, who later performed Diane the [after a second year th* struggles of negro people Maria, recently passed away.
letter told of thp memorial
Great for the
the crowning ceremony for the | student at OSU The worthy to become real people and not The
160 N. 1st.
service
for
Mrs
Sandilands,
new worthy advisor
After advisor abo pr„pntpd
t0!just slave-people
Outdoorsman
or
Phone 897-2348
her installation, Miss Wills Patti Richardson and JoeIl In 1887 he was appointed * to and thanked everyone for their
Mill City, Ore.
thoughtfulness,
cards,
flowers,
made a short speech outlining Hamilton for performing
"
’ In the
" Library
“
| a position
of and best wishes.
her plans for the coming term
Congress,
and
I
suspect
he
and introduced her parents; I At the close of the evening’s worked hard at it. To live with i The session's nominating
committee was mentioned, and
her father presenting her with festivities, a beautifully decor books! How wonderful!
ated cake was served in the. — ....
,
In the rotation of members on
a gavel. Also Introduced was dining
room, along with deli- I He dl^ in ,9W? consump the board of deacons, Mary
SHOES
APPAREL
Mrs. Agnes Carlson, grand de tions punch, coffee, mint«, and ,lon
finn af
at the
age e of 34
34
the a*
Tuers
and
Mary
Kelly
will
go
puty for the Rainbow Girls,
•H» SktMMMY
nuts. Presiding over the serv-
off the board in January After
and Clary Pedersen, grand Ing
4MDCBS
table were Mrs Vernon rldOChle Party neld
a 3-year term. It Is required to
representative to Louisiana
8âN«tM(RICMt)
take a "sabbatical” for a year.
from Oregon. Among past i Peterman, Mrs. Vem Shaw,
ftTMR WQRLO FAMOUS
Elma ’ Stewart and George Each lady has served several
worthy advisors asked to stand and Mrs John FohL
STAGE PtHSUCTOI
were Debbie McLain, junior I Making the attractive draw Arthurs took high honors, and terms
Money-raising projects were
past for Marilyn Assembly;. inKs for placards at each of- Joyce Dewhurst and John
Phone 769-27(12
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!
Sue McClintock, junior past fleer’s station with individual Swan placed second at the discussed, with international
400 3rd Avenue
for Acacia Assembly at Stay names was Miss Diane Wills, pinochle party. Thursday, Sept. or progressive dinners more in
Stayton, Oregon
adding greatly to decoration of 18. at the Eagles Hall In Mill approval than a bazaar. There
ton:
Sally
Jenkins,
and
Verlene
Jncx«ao i
The City. Shirley Saunders won might be an international
Peterman, both of Marilyn. the main lodge room.
I TO TUE
AMP
Ixioth In conjunction, however.
, JuMfc ON& FANTA*
Past grand officers introduced theme was also carried out in pinochle.
Blanche Swan served the re
were Verlene Peterman, past large letters in the proper
grand Immortality; and Debbie colors on a wall-hanging be freshments.
These afternoon card parties
McLain, past member of the hind the worthy advisor’« sta
are held each Thursday, and
executive committee and of tion.
Officers installed included: anyone wishing to enjoy an af
Grand Choir. Mrs Evelyn
Davis, past mother advisor, Worthy Associate Advisor, ternoon of pinochle and visit
Charity, ing is cordially invited to at
was also asked to stand up and Patti Richardson;
Nancy Sharp; Hope, Judy Ro- tend. They begin at 1:00 p.m.
take a bow.
Janet Lewis, Mother Advisor, ten; Faith, Susie Lewis; Chap
presented the service award on lain. Cindy Hamilton; Drill ver, Debbie Golden; and Mu
behalf of the advisory board to Leader, Donna Quinlan; Ixrve, sician, Tami Payseno; Cindy
Nancy Sharp for her hard Sue Wright; Nature, Sherry Delay not being present to be
Dear Customer
|
work and past performance Blaylock; Confidential Obser- installed as Nature.
during the last term A cup
Due to the recent increase in fabrics
and saucer with the proper em
lumber and freight, our prices will be in
blem will be presented at a
later date to the worthy advi
creased with the arrival of all new stock.
sor from Marilyn Chapter, Or
Come in now and SAVE on furniture
der of Eastern Star
Grand Deputy Agnes Carl
Broad
rd
already in stock. We have a large supply
897-2291
son congratulated the new
to
choose from.
Worthy Advisor as did Clary
DUL’
>IBLE CL.
,n
Pederson, Debbie McLain, and
Top Quality furniture for the price.
Janet Lewis.
f/ MOJ^NINiP^VORSHIP
Worthy
Advisor Natalie
Sincerely,
Wills thanked the DeMolay
group for taking part in thei
I
Ann
ISITORS WELCOKTE^
' j You
ceremony; presenting them
with a gift. She also presented
Adults $2.00
Children Under 12 $1.00 gifts of potted plants to her
Furniture & Antiques
I
John C.
I, niini ter
installing officers and Pam
On Highway 22 at Sabllmlty-Anmavllle Jet 7194975 (
Tickets Available From Lions Club Or 5.A.G. Krecklow, and a larger one to
OPEN Tues, thru Fri. 10:00 ’til 8:00; Sat. Close at 4:00
♦
Janet Lewis, Mother Advisor.
Convenient Terms On Approved Credit
(
All Proceeds Go Towards Canyon Scholarship Entertainment for the eve-
niny
opened
with
a
elever
cos
Fund
tumed dance to "The Last
The 149th session of The
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the ,
The American Legion Aux Independent Order of Odd
iliary Dist. 2 President, Eve Fellows and the 59th Session
_ ________
lyn
Meredith, from Canby, 'of the International Assn, of
Óre., will pay her official visit Rebekah Assemblies and re
to the Mill City-Gates #159 lated orders was held in Port-
American Legion Auxiliary on kind. Oregon. Sept. 15-19, 1975.
Fri.. Sept. 2«.
, This is *
There will be a 6:30 pm. no- s'on
host potluck dinner. All post
Frank
and auxiliary members are re-
Fr::r..t Shrivies, Sovereign
minded to be there on time and Grand Master of Portland,
to bring any guest who might Oregon, and Glenys Ray,
Rosetown,
be interested in joining the Presiden. t from
Saskatchewan, presided. The
American Legion Auxiliary.
Speaker for the evening will session was held at the Hilton
be Lisa Barnhardt. who spent Hotel Bob Straub, Gov. of
a week at Girls State, at Wil Oregon, and Neil Goldschmidt,
lamette U., in June. Girls State Mayor of Portland, welcomed
is sponsored by The American the members to Oregon, and
Legion Auxiliaries and a Jun the “Citv of Roses.’’
Mavis Pauli, past president
ior Class girl is chosen each
year from our local high school of the Rebekah Assembly of
to represent the Gates-Mill Oregon, was elected Warden of
City unit. Lisa is the daughter the IARA for the 1976 session,
of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barn to be held in Denver. Colo.
Attending the session from
hardt of Gates.
The meeting date of Oct. 26. Santiam Rebekah Lodge £166
mailed cut to members, was in were past district deputy
error, but is. instead, this Fri presidents. Mrs. Albert Carr,
Mrs. Walter Thomas and Mrs.
day. Sept. 26.
i Otto Weidman.
Of Events
Natalie Wills Installed As Worthy Advisor
Of Marilyn Assembly Monday Evening
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Thursday, September 25
7:30 p.m.
Santiam High School Auditorium
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ANN’S