I callers at the home of their brother, and Mrs. Albert Millsap were Mr. and I Clise, was prepared, baked and decor- i 3—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE_______________________ May 21. 1951
Ike Myers. Sunday callers at the Mrs. E. W. Klecker, Janet, Jeffrey I ated by Mrs. Glen Hearing. Those
■ Myers home were Mr. and Mrs. Gay and Kristene of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. | being served portions of the tasty The mothers of the members of the Mrs. Iaike was badly bruised and
| Moody and two children of Sublimity Wilbur Meinert and three sons of ! victual were loud in their praise of junior class prepared and served the' shaken up when she fell from the steps
By ELSIE MYERS
and Dr. Paul Wilson of Silverton.
its quality.
Mill City.
banquet.
Patrons and Patronesses of her porch.
She failed to make
The Elkhorn road was closed to
The cake walk held by the Mehama
Mrs. Elmer Klutke was hostess
Members of the senior class of the
travel most of the day Saturday, while Local of the Farmer’s Union Tuesday i Saturday afternoon to a group of ! Gates high school attended Bacca- for the dance were Mr. and Mrs. J her father, T. Henness hear when she
a small bridge, near the Paul Clise was a great success and netted a ; youngsters who helped her son, Denny, ' laureate services in Mill City, Sunday, Floyd Völkel. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis called and unable to rise was com­
place, was removed and a fill made. | good sum. The Stayton high school celebrate his seventh birthday anni­ . with the Mill City high school grad­ Turnidge. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gar-1 pelled to he as she had fallen until her
rison and Mrs. and Mrs. W. R. Hutch­ son, Russell Iaike. happened to stop
Johnny Lambrecht and Ike Myers band furnished music and Harley versary. Games were played out­ uates.
eson. The committee in charge, re-1 at his mother’s home and assisted
-pent two days last week on a fishing Libby of Salem was master of cere­ doors at the Klutke home. Refresh­
Commencement exercises for the | presenting the Gates Womans dub
trip on the Deschutes river. They monies. Cake, sandwiches and coffee ments were served by the hostess— | Gates schools will be in the high j and the P.T.A. who sponsored the her into the house.
report catching some fish, but that were also served by the ladies.
assisted by Mrs. Norman Norby—to school auditorium, Thursday evening, affair, were Mrs. Elmer Klutke,
•« ms
the water was too high for good
Mrs. Bill Bickett, Jackie and Mrs. Denny, his brother, Ross, Vern Slater, May 31. Those receiving diplomas chairman, Mrs. Floyd Völkel, Mrs.
fishing.
W. A. Billington were Salem visitors Freddy Butler. Billie Stewart, Cheryl will be I.aVetta Rose Powelson, Edward Chance, Mrs. George Clise, [
Electrical Contracting
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett, Phyllis, Saturday.
Hirte, Karen Knox, Cheryl Evans, Barbara Haun will give the saluta-1 Mrs. Hollis Turnidge and Mrs. Glen
Trena Sue and Alice were dinner
Mrs. Carl Longnecker went to Sil­ Jaeque and Jean Norby, Larry Lyons, ' torian address. Speaker of the evening | Hearing. The two organizations will
and Repair
guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. verton Friday where she assisted in Carilyn Meilke, Bill and Carey Barr, Carey, Howard Schroll, Albert Zeibert help defray the expenses.
Merwyn Knox of Fox Valley.
the care of Mr. Longnecker’s mother. Vicki Winnette. Chariot Van Cleave Mrs. Gerald (June Mitchell) Garrison.
HOME and INDUSTRIAL
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Seilard of
and Carol and Jimmy Reis. Mothers I.aVetta Powelson is the valedictorian.
WIRING
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Myers ol She returned home Sunday.
Salem
were
Sunday
callers
at
the
' present were Mrs. George Meilke, Mrs. Barbar Haun will give the salutator-
Oswego spent some time Saturday at
I Reis, Mrs. Norman Norby and Miss ian address. Speaker of the evening home of her mother, Mrs. Lula Collins.
their Elkhorn home. They were
Barbara Haun.
will be Prof. Dellenback from Oregon The Seilards were enroute home after
a three-day fishing and camping trip
Ed Keith Oliver, who was recently State.
Call 1408
Detroit, Ore.
inducted into the army, and who is
The all-school picnic of the Gates on Clear Lake.
Mrs. Lillie Lake is recovering from
Mrs. Clyde Lewis and Mrs. Floyd stationed now at Fort Lewis, spent schools is Friday, May 25. The stud­
Mill City Phone 3207
Bassett left Monday morning by car the weekend at the home of his ents will visit Breitenbush hot springs a bad fall sustained at her home last
week. No bones were broken but
for Klamath Falls. The two ladies parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oliver. for the day’s outing.
The junior-senior prom and banquet
are delegates for the local Rebekah Miss Jean Oliver, of Salem, was also
lodge. Mrs. Lewis took her car also at the home of her parents Sunday. was held last Friday evening. The
7---------------------------------------------- 7
since they were taking the Mill City
The beautiful cake, enjoyed by banquet was served in the recreation
delegates.
those attending the recent mock rooms of the high school. The dance
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston at­ wedding fete celebrating the wedding program occured in the beautifully
tended the annual homecoming picnic anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd decorated Gates gymnasium. Music
at the Queener district school house, Völkel and Mrs. and Mrs. George was furnished by a Salem orchestra.
Sunday, May 20, south of Stay ton
where Mrs. Johnston attended school
at Queener in the late 1890's. Sun­
day’s meeting was enjoyed very much
Shuffleboard
Good Music
by many folks who were teachers or
pupils in the little country school
many years past and up to the time
the district consolidated with the
Stayton district.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scheiwek were
called to Salem late Saturday evening
Where Friends Meet
to get Mrs. Scheiwek’s brother, Fred
Gage, and her sister, Miss June Gage,
On® of the biggest in the country.
of Portland. Fred Gage is in the
On Highway 222, Linn County Side
army and stationed at Fort Lewis.
Parades . . . carnivals . . . judging
MILL CITY
Sunday the group went to Silver
contests . . . and a queen corona-
Creek Falls for a basket lunch.
Later the Scheiweks took their guests
George “Sparky” Ditter
tion. Fun for all who at­
to Portland.
tend. Reddy Kilowatt says,
Mrs. James Nye of Fox Valley is
working at the Lynns Food store as
"Let's go!" to—
part time clerk.
Sandra and Sheryl Forrest of Stay-
ton were Monday evening visitors
ON THE HIGHWAY
with Kathryn Johnston.
Mrs. Owens of Gates was a Fox
Valley business caller Thursday even­
ing.
The merchandise auction for the
benefit of the Methodist church
FRESH TOMATOES
treasury will be held Saturday, May
This advertisement is appear­
26. Anyone having articles they will
ing In 17 newspapers within
tbs.
company service areas of Linn,
donate for the auction or having
Ben*on. Polk, Marlon and Lane
something they wish sold, should con­
LEMONS
connties.
tact Mrs. Huber or Mrs. Alex Bodeker
before Saturday.
dozen
ELKHORN
MARION KITE
Fox Valley
Fifteenth Annual
Linn County
FAT LAMB A
WOOL FAIR
COUNTS
MEANDER INN
!
May 26
Girod’s
Super
Market
at STAYTON
2
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
Quality Meats and Groceries
29c
FOOD LOCKERS
33c
NEW POTATOES
10 ibs. 35c
344 Size
VA LENCIA ORANGES
2
dozen
45C
M.JB COFFEE
85c
ih.
Farm Fresh
TURKEYS
(8 to 10 lbs.)
49c
ib.
BACON SQUARES
29c
ib.
SLICED BACON
Morrell’s Eastern
49c
ib.
Country Style
SAUSAGE
49c
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER CO.
FROZEN FOODS
GATES
By MRS ALBERT MILLSAP
Keith Henness, who was in training
in the armed service, has received a
discharge from the service because
of an allergy. He returned to the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Henness, last week.
Jackie Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver, and two friends escaped seri­
ous injury Saturday night when his
car left the road and overturned on
the road between Lyons and Jordan.
The car was badly damaged, but the
three boys were only scratched and
bruised. It is reported Oliver was
blinded by the bright lights of an
approaching car.
The exterior of the Garrison Variety
and Cafe received a new coat of paint
this week. The cafe blilding is a
recent addition.
Mrs. Cecil Haun and Mrs. Jerry
Lyons drove to Portland Saturday and
returned Louise Haun home from the
Doernbecker hospital. She had been
under treatment for several weeks.
Louise, who has been ill since last
October, is up and around after
months of confinement.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
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Notice the complexion! You think
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To tell you the truth, there’s very
little difference between New
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snow is a little warmer, that's all.
One day last week I saw a flock
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was a pelican just »sitting there
and a-shaking his head and shiv­
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I was promoted last year—I'm a
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I spent a good many years in the
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this to see such a crowd—and
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