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5—The Mi l City Enterprise, ThurMiay, October 9, 1975
Meets At MacGregor
Patty Howell Receives'
Modeling Award
Home Monday Evening
Planning ftor future com­
munity involvement was dis­
Mrs. John MacGregor was
cussed by members of the
hostess for the Round Robin
Cinderella Models Guild at the
Pinochle
Club
on
Monday
eve-
Mr*. <>. K. DeWitt attended
group's recent meeting in Sa­
a coffee held in honor of Mrs. i ning. Receiving prizes were:
lem. Sue Ferguson, school di­
G. Herbert Smith of Laguna pinochle Agnes Carlson; high
rector, appointed a committee
Marie
Stewurt;
low
Evelyn
Hills, Calif. lecenlly. The'
to look into possible areas of
Davis
and
Irene
Podrubsky
re-1
coffee wui held in the Alumni
activity.
lxiunge at the Putnam Univer-1 eeived the door prize.
Among guild members re­
Blueberry
pie
was
served
lie-1
ally Center at Willamette Uni-*
ceiving awards this month for
fore
cards
were
played.
All
veraity in Salem. The Smiths
their outstanding efforts in the
came to Salem for the dedicu- * 1 members were present.
profession of modeling through
Mrs.
Joe
Challender
will
be'
turn of the Seeley Mudd build­
the print and television media
ing at Willamette 11 and in hostess for the next meeting at
was Patty Howell.
the
home
of
Dorothy
Grant
I
Smith gave the dedicatory
During the meeting, mem­
Those present were Mrs. Al |
address
bers of the guild interpreted
Yunkus, Mrs. Dave Barnhardt,
new modeling routines in a
I Mrs. Arey Podrabsky, Mrs.
fashion show with Fashions
Jerry la>ng won the third Donald Carlson, Mrs. Robert
from the Forty Thieves Shop.
place trophy in the 11 yr. old Pratt, Mrs. Charlie Stewart,
Taking part in the modeling
group in the unnuul PP&K Mrs George Du vis, Mrs. Joe
was Kathy Lyness.
contest sponsored by Philippi Challender, Mrs. Burton Bor-j
Ford. Competition was held oughs, Mrs. Don Moffatt from I
The C.ieat I ' ac and Mu.l Defy, assist l by Jen uawience and Jim Kutz.
Sunday morning at the Stay­ Salem, Mrs. Thomas Drynan |
ton High School field.
of Stayton and the hostess.
Mrs. John MacGregor.
Mr. mid Mr*. Paul < rec went
to Madras Sunday to visit
J ivi Pre: 1er
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their daughter and fumily, Mr. Christian Church To
and Mrs. Dick Cowden, Janet Present Special
Edna Cullison visited with
and Darla. Willie there, Janet
Joyce and Kira Presler on
celcbiatcd her 18th birthday. Musical Program
For months, residents have Tuesday afternoon. She also
DETROIT
On Tues . Sept.
David TenBrook of the Sun been hearing about FBLA As brought along some books for
30, the National School Assem­
Bobby MacGregor who un­ Francisco and Santa Fe Opera ' a result, you might have been Joyce to read.
blies Program presented the
derwent knee surgery last Companies will perform at the asking yourself, "What is
Ed and Doramae Kadin had Great Isaac and Miss Dely to
week at Salem Memorial Hos­ Mil) City Christian Church . FBLA?" Well, FBLA stands
as a guest over the weekend Detroit Elementary and High
pital was brought home Fri­ Sunday night, Oct. 12, at 7:00. . for Future Business Leaders of their
great-grandson
Mike School students.
day and Is reported to be re­ Mr. TenBrook is the lead ban - | America, which is a national
Wilkins of Albany. His par­
Miss Dely performed such
cuperating satisfactorily.
tone In these opera companies. organization designed to pro­ ents, Walt and Lynetle Wil­
skilled
feats of balance on the
This past summer he was fea- ' mote better business skills,
Mr*. Fred Alban and Danellc tured at the Oregon Christian J understanding, and sense of kins had gone hunting and re­ wire as jumping rope and ro­
10 lbs. Roast
turned on Monday to pick up tating rings in opposite direc­
of Bridal Veil returned home Convention at Turner.
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leadership
Mike. Lynette is the Kadins tions at the same time.
10 lbs. Burger
after spending the week at the
Everyone is invited to come
This year the Santiam Chap­ granddaughter.
The Great Isaac astonished
home of her grandparents, Mr. hear this entertainment. You ter of FBLA is already busy
7 lbs. Round Steak
Visitors at the Cullison home his audience with unbelieve-
and Mis. Lowell Cree. Mr. Al­ will not want to miss this ' planning their
activities for ' on Sunday afternoon was their able feats of magic and illu­
6 lbs. T-Bone Steak
ban came for them on Friday singer's appcarence and his ( the ensuing year, Some of son-in-law and daughter, Don
sion. These included making
and remained for the weekend. wife who accompanies him
; these activities
6 lbs. Rib Steak
include: _
a ' and Julia Nyberg
,
__
and „____
grand Miss Dely reappear after be­
membership drive which will . daughters Elissa and Christa, ing bound and tied
into
a
6 lbs. Short Ribs
Visitors al
the Art Kerr
climax in an initiation later
Staying with Melvin and sealed box.
home for a week were Mrs.
5 lbs. Sirloin Tip Roast
in the year, the "label cam | Dorothy Newberg is Dorothys
Fifth graders Jeff Lawrence
Annabell Doty of Alameda,
paign” to aid members In at-1 father, P. L. Mulligan of Mill and Jim Kutz were amazed
Calif , and her son and daugh­
by Kevin tang
tending the state convention, a! City. He returnr-d from the VA when the Great Isaac was able
Cut and wrapped to your specifications.
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ches­
"lick birth defects" i sucker j Hospital in Portland on Wed- to tie scarves together while
Also Frozen
Monday the halls were filled
ter Doty of Sparks, Nevada.
sale will be started I this nesday, Oct.
1. Visitors are they were holding them in
They enjoyed the weather and with the excitement of our vic­ month for the March of Dimes
SEE Our Other Selections of Beef Paes
their hands.
welcome to come for a chat.
plan to return next month. tory the preceding Friday night with a goal of $50. the car
Clare and Margaret Rush
over
the
Colton
Vikings,
35
to
Tliis lielng their first trip to
wash on Oct. 18, a candy sale had weekend hunters at their
On-gon, they were impressed 0.
Monday night the Santiam to augment convention costs, home. They were their son Mrs. Lyle Gestson and family
with the mountains and trees
the Western Regional Conven­ Lyle and grandson Brian Rush
which they said they would JV's lost to the Colton Vik­ tion in November, and the Dis­ from Salem and Kent and They also visited with several
like to take home with them. ings.
trict Skills Contest in March, granddaughter Diane Dunni­ nieces. They returned as far
I Tuesday there was a teach­
as Milwaukie on Sunday where
where members compete for gan also of Salem.
It has been announced that er’s meeting, where they de­ prizes
Visiting with her parents, they spent the night with
the
Presbyterian
Woman's cided on nominations for Boy I ( As one can see. most of these Melvin and Dorothy Newberg Margaret Gestson before re­
Assn, will hold its regular and Girl of the Month.
turning home on Monday.
activities concern money, this
Ph. 897-3133
*44 S. First
Mill ( it*
Wednesday
morning
the B i is because it costs approxi­ was Toni Newberg of Salem
meeting at 1:30 pm., Thursday
Thought for the day: There
on Sunday, Oct. 5.
Jim Dolby, Proprietor
afternoon, Oct 9, at Fellowship seniors took ASVA Battery.' mately $50 for each member to
no
better
looking
glass
than
is
Visitors at the home of Mar­
That afternoon a representa­
Hail.
Groceries—Meats—Lockere—Feed and Seed
an old friend.
tive from U. of Portland was attend the state convention in garet Rush on Thursday after­
OPEN
8:30 aun.—6 pan. daily—Closed Sunday
Portland.
Riddle
of
the
week:
What
noon were Joyce and Kira
Mr. and .Mrs. Paul McDonald here to talk to interested
Presler.
starts
with
T,
ends
with
T,
and
FBLA
wants
to
become
an
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The
Little
Store That Offers So Much More!
drove to Auburn, Wash., Tues­ juniors and seniors about fi­ integral part of this commun- j Walt and Toni Thomas and
is
full
of
T?
A
teapot.
nancial
aid,
the
CLEP
pro
­
day to visit their son Michael,
lty and hopes it will aid them grandson Chris Emerson went
wife Barbara and son Kelly, gram, and, of course, the U. of in their activities.
hunting this past weekend
returning Friday to their home Portland.
let Scissorsville. which is near
Thursday there was a stu­
on "The Prairie” south of
the original town of Howard
Gates Son Michael Is an elec­ dent council meeting fourth
in Central Oregon.
tronics engineer at the FAA fa­ period at which Boy and Girl
Sunday visitors at the Glen
of
the
Month
were
selected
for
cilities at Auburn.
Hennesses were son Earl and
the Month of September. At I
Gerri Henness and children
Members of Marilyn Chap­ 3:05 there was a pep assembly
Jill and Mark of Beaverton.
ter *145, OES, are being re­ in the gym where Bill Gabriel
Mr. and Mrs. John Duarte
minded that the Willamette and Renee Brown were an-1
of Salem have purchased the
nounced
Boy
and
Girl
of
the
Valley Ann. meets tonight,
old Sarah Raines house and
Thurs. Oct 9. in the Presby­ Month by President Ted More- j
I moved into it
land.
Thursday
night
there'
terian Church Fellowship Hall.
Oct 5 through 11 is National
Visiting Kathy Ewell for ten
The meeting ii at 8:00. Presid­ was a football game against Fire Prevention Week. There days this past month were her
ing will be Mrs Emma Denyer Salem Academy which San- I is no better time than the brother and his wife, Mr and
10
.a
present to take some time and Mrs. Porter Ewell from Hunt­
of Eugene The welcome will
Friday, at noon, the student *__
be given by Mrs. William Mc­
consider fire safety around ington Park. Calif. While here
Clintock of Marilyn Chapter body card pictures were given your home or farm, suggests they enjoyed a four day trip
A program will he presented out Class meetings were held Gale Gingrich, Marion County through Portland, Pendleton,
by Robin Hemelbough of during activity period. In the Extension Agent The Nation- Baker. Bend and down the
Kingston. All members of the sophomore class meeting, the al
Fire
Protection Assn, McKenzie Pass to Eugene, then
Eastern Star are Invited to be ring man presented the dif­ (NFPA) reports that ---------
in one ( ! returned to Gates,
ferent
kinds
of
rings
for
the
present. Refreshments will be
year an estimated 11,700 per- [ J Dinner guests Friday noon
class
to
select.
served following the meeting.
sons lost their lives in 2,694.000 at Mary Staffords were Mr.
fires costing 302 billion dol­ and Mrs. Bernard Bumgarner.
Celebrating her birthday !
lars in property loss. The Ore­ They were joined by surprise
Sunday with a family birth- I
M il City Weather
gon State Fire Marshal’s Of­ visitors to Marys, her nephew
Max.
Min.
Pep
day dinner was Mrs. George Date
—
-
fice reported
that in 1974, and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. El­
73
41
000 there was a total of 84 deaths don Myers from San Francisco.
Flook. Present for the occa­ Sept 28
81
41
0.00 resulting from an estimated
sion wore her son In-law and Sept. 29
Dinner guests on Saturday-
«8
41
and ‘
Mrs. Sept. 30
0.00 20,818 fires at a cost of $39,- evening at the Ray Preslers
daughter,
Mr.
48
Oct.
1
0.00
M
Johnson
of
Eugene,
Robert
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589.634 in property losses in were Morgan and Arlene
76
46
0.00 the State of Oregon Fires out White. The Whites are god­
who spent the weekend. Oct. 2
50
0.34 side incorporated cities caus­ grandparents to the Presler’s
a
Other dinner guests on Sun­ Oct. 3
o n ed over $25 million in property daughter Kira.
66
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day were a granddaughter and Oct 1
0.93 losses. These losses do not in-
family, Mr and Mrs. Dave Total Pep. for the week
Mary Stafford visited with
Welnkauf and Jeff, also from
1 elude fires on forest and range Mrs. Jack Stoddard on Monday
SI
SEPTEMBER WEATHER I lands Nationally, approximat- afternoon, Oct. 6.
Eugene, and hcr son. Ci
compiled by H. J Peck
Flook.
I ly 87% of the lives lost and
Dinner guests of Mr. and
1975
1974
39% of the total property losses Mrs. Dean Cade on Sunday
12th 94 24th I M are the result of residential were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Visiting at the home of Mr. High Day
26 th 36 27th 35
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and Mr*. Ralph Rudlong Sa­ Low Day
Stram of Turner and Mary
fires.
78.9
turday was their daughter, Av. Hi ..... 80 3
The real tragedy of all this Stafford. Mr. Stram was guest
45.4
47.1
Linda, from Salem and her Av. Lo
loss, according to NFPA Presi­ minister at the Gates Church
6" 65
63 0
sister, Mrs. Charles DeGuire Av. Mn. .
dent Morgan, is that most of during the morning service.
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Precipitation since
from Silverton
these disasters could be pre­
Linn County Administrative
0 00
0.52
Sept i
vented. He also indicated that : School District will hold their.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hay­
the number one cause of build- i October board meeting tonight
wood, Holly. Heather and De-
ing fire Is careless use of
Several members of the Mill smoking materials and match-, I (Thursday) at 8:00 p.m. at the |
lancrv of Ft Grant. Ariz., have
Santiam High School.
been visiting friends and City Woman's Club planned to
The American Legion and,
attend
the
fall
meeting
of
the
A--- ill-.-- — will
ill 1------
—
family In this area.
guidelines
to fire pre- Auxiliary
have • their regu-
Fourth District Federation of I Other
v,lnvr K
uiuc « hi < t > u > iuv piv- nuxuiary win nave uieir
j eve-
Woman’s Clubs scheduled to venl|on are (a) properly main- lar meeting this Friday
Mr*. William McClintock,
tain and use any electrical ap- ning, Oct. 10. 8:00 p.m at the
be
held
at
Woodburn
all
day
Mark and Sue, were dinner
paratus and all heating and American Legion Hall in
guests at the home of Mr and on Thurs., Oct. 9. Margaret cooling equipment, (b) take ■ Gates It has been reported !
Mrs. Gordon McMorris at Snow will lead the group as special precautions with open that the Rummage Sale was a
Oregon City Wednesday eve­ local president.
flames and sparks, and (c) ob­ j big success. A now project is
ning. Mrs. McClintock and
serve safe procedures with being planned It is to help out
Mrs. William McClintock
Mrs. McMorris are sisters.
flammable liquids
' and Mark and Mrs. Fred Al-1 Also install in the home an the Veterans home. White City
located out of Medford.
ban and Danelle of Bridal Veil 1
After a short stop over in
approved fire detection device
There will be no school this
Dallas, Texas, while enroute visited Mrs. Jeanette Dickin­ | that detects smoke or other Friday. It is in-service day
home from the postmasters son at the St. Timothy Nurs­ products of combustion — not for the teachers.
convention In Miami Beach, ing Homo in Salem Wednes­ heat alone. This is now a code
Congratulations
to
Bill
Fla . the Charles Kellys were day. Mrs. Dickinson Is Mrs. requirement for all new homes Gabriel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
McClintock's
grandmother.
surprised to see Dick Parker
and mobile homes in Oregon. Willard Gabriel and Renee
of Albany, a former MUI City
In a recent Canadian study, | Brown, daughter of Mr and
resident, boarding the same WANTED — Particular print­ the investigators
concluded Mrs. Orville Brown. They were
flight. He had been on a bust-1 ing form buyers for our par that 41% of all fire victims named Boy and Girl of the
ness trip to Atlanta. Geo.1 ticular printers. We have could have been saved if their Month for September at San­
Needless to say. Marge Parker, the most particular and as­ dwelling had been equipped tiam High School.
was also surprised to see the ' tute printers in the business with an early warning fire
O. J. and Myrtle Gestson tra­
Phone 897-2772
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Mill City .Oregon
Kellys at the Portland Airport' ready and eager to do your detector. Cheek with your lo­ veled to Longview, Wash, on
where she had driven to meet | printing needs Call the Mill cal fire marshal for informa­ Saturday. October 4 to visit,
City Enterprise, «$7-277$ tion on approved fire detectors with G J.’s nephew. Mr and'
her husband.
FBLA Activities
Explained
T E S
Fiogram Presented
October
SPECIAL
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Santiam Ripples
Food Stamps Gladly Accepted On.
Beef Pac Purchases Also
HIRTES MARKET
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