■-.-THE Mil,I. CITY E\TERPRISE October IS. 1951 FEMME PAGE Legion Auxiliary Hears Miss Poole The American Legion auxiliary meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Ina Chase, Monday, Oct. 15. Mrs. Tearly Muir, president of the local auxiliary, was hostess for the Monday session. The group heard a very in teresting report from Miss Dolores Poole about her trip to Girls State. Miss Poole was sponsored by the Mill City Eagles auxiliary. During the course of the auxiliary meeting in the Chase home, Mrs. Muir and Mrs. Chase, delegates to the state Legion convention in Seaside, brought back interesting highlights of the big conclave. New officers and chairman for the coming year are Mrs. Tearly Muir, president; Mrs. Ruth Stovall, secre tary; Mrs. I.edora Kelly, treas- urer; and Mrs. Kathryn Colburn, historian, The chairman appointed as chairman, Mrs. J. E. Wolfe, Ameri canism chairman; Mrs. Martl^tta Jones, child welfare; Mrs. Martha Ragsdale, community service; Mrs. Nel Stahlman, constitution and legis lation; Mrs. Alice Roberts, Girls State; Mrs. Hudson, membership; For Guaranteed Cleaning it’s the NU-METHOD 24-HOUR SERVICE Mill City Close* at 6 P.M. Three Links Club Plans Ham Dinner Mill City Three Link’s club com pleted plans Tuesday night for its annual ham dinner which is scheduled for November 3 in the lodge halls. Bertha Baltimore, president of the club is acting as general chairman of Gates Lucky Twelve pinochle club the dinner. Mabel Veteto is in hostess this week was Mrs. Marcie charge of the sale of tickets and Ida Peterson. Hostess Peterson served Fleetwood is in charge of the kitchen. her guests a desert luncheon of lemon Clara Morris will make the coffee bisque and coffee. for the dinner Tables will be decor Mrs. Jean Wilson won both pinochle ated so that they will represent the and high prizes. Mrs. Rosella Hay 12 months of the year and hostesses wood received the prize for low score. will compete for a prize in their Three-Links members Conspicuous by her absence was Mrs. decorations. Edna McCreary, who could not attend ■ will meet Thursday, Nov. 15, for an. today’s card party. Mrs. Ruby Adam all-day clean-up day at the lodge hall. Following no-host refreshments, son was guest player. members practiced square dancing. Mrs. Ledora Kelly, poppies and poppy Present were Bertha Baltimore, Ruby- poster; Mrs. Kathryn Colburn, past Brisbin, Ada Dart, Eva Duffy, Ida president parley; Mrs. Ina Chase, Fleetwood, Crissie Henderson, Mel pubicity; and Mrs. Mabel Bruder, Robinson, Rachel Olmstead, Blanche Mabel Syverson, Alma Thomas, rehabilitation. I Veteto. President Muir said, “Dues are now payable for 1952, and we are trying to reach our quota by November 11. Se we hope everyone will bring their dues to the next meeting or leave them at Muir's Bakery. Application Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fromherz are the blanks for new- members can also be proud parents of a baby girl named received there.” Marie Therese. They also have a Members of the local Legion auxil- boy and girl. Mrs. Fromherz and iarv helped at the blood bank in the baby came home Sunday from Port Mill City high school, Wednesday, land. The next regular meeting will be Mrs. A. I). DeRyke of Gardner has held at Mrs. Ledora Kelly’s Monday, been caring for the two children and Nov. 19. Mrs. Stovall will be a co- will stay this week to help care for hostess. the new- baby. Mrs. DeRyke is Mrs. Plans are underway for a party at Fromherz's mother. the Legion hall next week, Legion Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fromherz are aires will entertain the auxiliary. strangers here having bought the Ker mit Muetzel place east of Lyons. They moved their trailer house from Gates Thursday evening. Alan Fromherz celebrated his fourth birthday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Knox marketed some of their turkeys the past week. They plan to market part of their toms Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Y'oder at Dayton. They also visited the Stock show at Port- i land Saturday. The pre-school mothers meet at the home of Mrs. Jack Christenson Wednesday evening. Word reached Fox Valley that Mrs. | Clair Humphreys was injured in her back by a fall last Friday. It is ex- 1 pected she will be in bed at least a week. She is being cared for by her mother, Mrs. Jack Johnston. Mrs. Martie Peterson Pinochle Club Hostess Fox Valley Youngstown Electric Automatic Dishwasher ELKHORN Regular Price $399.95 SPECIAL PRICE S299-95 With Your Old Sink By ELSIE MYERS Mr. and Mrs. John Carson of Salem were Thursday night dinner guests at the Ike Myers home. Spending the weekend with the Steve Darks was Mr. Henry Mengucci of Salem. Additional Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Shaw and daughter Peggy, Mr. S. K. Willis, Mrs. Rutha Prezeau and son Danny of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pietrok and family of Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Liffler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Don Schultz and family of Scio were weekend guests at the Louie Ray home. The ladies are 'laughters of the Rays. Additional Sunday dinner guests in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ray and family. Hunting was the order of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ray and sons Allen and Alvin were recent callers at the Steve Dark home. Mr. and Mrs. George Pettingil of Portland were dinner guests at the Ike Myer’s home Saturday evening. Bill Bickett left Friday for Eastern Oregon on a hunting trip. He was joined by his brother-in-law E. A. Newsome at Sisters. Mrs. Bickett left Monday to join the party. Dur ing her absence her mother, Mrs. W. A. Billington Scio is staying with the family. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dark and sons Drury Lane and Durwood attended the Robert Grange fair Saturday night. 42 Inch Standard Right or Left Hand. Reg. $89.50 I o u ng st own Ki tchen aider §69 95 SPECIAL PRICE .9 ft. Zenith Refrigerator Regular Price $269.95 SPECIAL PRICE $209‘95 HILL TOP GENERAL STORE ALBERT TOMAN. Prop. OPEN DAILY from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Grocery Department Only WE DELIVER MILL CITY IDANHA Gloria and Roger Klecker Celebrate Their Births By MABI.E BARNEY' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klecker enter- ' Gayle Christensen of Newberg, grandson of Detroit telephone oper tained at a birthday party, Thursday ators, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, is in honor of their daughter, Gloria. | The occasion marked Gloria’s 13th reported to be the announcer over Their son’s, (. station KMWit. , birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoyt left I Roger, birthday also was celebrated at ' , i Friday night for Albany to spend the the same time. Cake and refreshments were served I! weekend with her sister and family to Judy Bigger, Jerry Craig, Diane, there. Gloria, and Roger Klecker, Raymond j Miss Frankie Payne, who is em Goodwin, Tommy Hautala. Mrs. Kim ( ployed ,n Portland, was a weekend Bigger, and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Peter fuest of the A. R. Snyder family. son. Nursing conference will be held at After the home portion of the birth the Detroit grade school October 18 Waa < ompleted, the children ( from 10 a.m. to noon. Marion county went to a theatre party. health nurse will give immunization shots and discuss problems with ( HILI) IS HELPED BY parents concerning their children. Well-child clinic will be held at CARING FOR IMMi Mill City grade school November 20 Let the family dog help your child , with Dr. Stone present. Appoint to learn how to care for himself, > ments may be had by calling Mrs. I.a- Harry Miller, director of the Gaines I Velle Haseman at Detroit 4214. Dog Research Center, New Y’ork, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lars Barney and Art advises parents. Taking care of a dog can be a ■ Wolf all of Sublimity, visited at the pleasant, simple way of teaching I George Barney home Friday. Jack Gulliford accidently cut an Junior the rudiments of healthy liv artery while skinning out his deer. ing, and at the same time it will in Last reports from the hospital, he is directly train him in the basic funda mentals of good citizenship, Mr. Miller doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. rnest Beers spent the believes. It is suggested that parents let | weekend at their home in Portland. their children feed the family dog ■ each day, see that he has fresh water, I I comb and brush him daily, keep his < 3RD OF TH INKS We wish to express our sincere house or corner and bedding clean, thanks to all who remembered and and take him for his regular exercise honored our daughter by sending periods. flowers. The thoughtfulness and kind assistance of friends has been a great help to us. Mr. and Mrs. LEE KNOWLES (Continued from Page 1) but no more. Tall fescue certification in the nation this year increased more than a hundred-fold, Finnell reports. A strain, alta, which originated in Oregon, increased from a certified acreage of 8,600 in 1950 to more than Your 20,000 acres this year. Although Oregon had 12,000 of certified acres, Physician the crop has gained a toehold in 13 other states where growers have seed is no growing in mind. f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Oregon Seed Crops- ♦ ♦ "MEDICINE MAN »» Linn Farmers Union- • Don't expect your Phy sician to perform mira cles. Remember, it takes more time and effort to climb uphill than to coast down! Your patience and full co-operation are es sential to rapid recovery. Salem ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ASTHMA Don’t let coughing, wheezing, recurring at tacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and energy without trying MENDACO. which works thru the blood to reach bronchial tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviates coughing and aids freer breathing and better sleep. Oet MENDACO from druggist. Satis faction or money back guaranteed. (Continued from Page 1) program will remove these inequities. The re-assessment work will be a co-operative project between each county and the state tax commission. . Jt is expected the county will pay about half the cost and it is hoped the ultimate assessment values set will not materially disrupt the bond ing base. Following a duscussion of farm, property assessments, the Linn county Farmers Union asked that the state Farmers Union set up a committee for careful study of property assess ments methods and arousing interest in the re-assessment program. SI MMY and MONDAY TONY DEXTER and ELEANOR PARKER in Valentino In Technicolor Tl ESDAY and WEDNESDAY' SADDLER-PEP Fight Pictures — Also — PALI. HENRIED and JACK OAKIE in Last of the Buccaneers In Technicolor THl'RSDAY GLENN FORD and VIVECA L1NDFORS in The Flying Missile FRIDAY and SATURDAY" ROD CAMERON and WAYNE MORRIS in Stage To Tucson In Technicolor Kid's Club Matinee 2:00 p.m. — Also — MUIR'S “Cake of the Week' Birthday Cake for: Kenneth Siler ♦ ♦ Doors open at 7:20 P.M. Complete show can be seen any time up to 8:30 HEMORRHOIDS (Pilea) FISSURE — FISTULA ABSCESS — PROLAPSE and other Rectal Disorders No Hospitalization Dr. R. REYNOLDS CLINIC Rectal Specialist Naturopathic Physician 1144 Center St. SALEM, ORE. UM® Public Dance AT THE SANTIAM VALLEY GRANGE HALL EVERY Saturday Night Music By STUBBY MILLS ORCHESTRA Mill city Meat Market Furnish Your Table with Personal Lines of Are Complete at EDWARD WILLIAMS "The Home of Hallmark Cards” 330 Court Street ^FRUITS AND VEGETABLES from our Vegetable Cooler Salem, Ore. Why Not Get Them Ready To Send Before the Christmas Rush I Gates General Store