Mr. and Mrs. Mert Burson of Sil
Mr. ar.d Mr«. Geo. Veteto had as
__ at n.eir cabin at Breiten- verton ■ were guests at the home of
guests
Mr. and Mrs. Russel) Kelly and bush Mr. and Mrs. Al'ert Toman of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bruder over the
family and Mrs. Karl Wilms spent thia city and Mr. and Airs. Joe Toman weekend. They are charter members
of the Christian "cjiurch here and
the past weekend at Road's End. They of Stayton.
came to attend services. Mrs. Burson
spent the time fishing.
John Muir represented District No. | is Mrs. Bruder’s and Mrs. Curtis
Mr. and-Mrs. Don Kerr and sons of 2 of the American Legion at a recent Cline’s aunt.
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Centerville, South Dakota, were re meeting in Portland when Joe Mc
Shirley Veness celebrated her 8th
cent guests at the Ernest Podiabsky Donald of Coos Bay was made the
birthday on Saturday with a luncheon
home.
new state adjutant.
at her home followed by a matinee
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill and Mr. and
Mrs. Arey Podrabsky and Judy party to see Disney’s “Peter Pan.’’
Mrs. Carl Kelly were in Portland one spent part of Sunday at the home of Children attending the party were
evening last week to see “My Pal her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Linda and Mary’ Ann Bassett, Bar
bara Olson, Tamra Morris, Linda Lee,
Joey.”
Palon of Scio.
Mary Ann Hoffman, Ray Yankus,
Sandra Hurd, Carol and Shirley
Frank W. Smith of Sheridan, Bill
Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer of Veness.
McCoy and Charles Kelly spent the
weekend in the Ochocos, near Prine Wingham, Ontario, Canada, cousin of
Mrs. R. L. Faust, stopped here Mon
ville hunting deer. No luck again.
Howard Farmen was the honor
day for a short while. They were on
guest
at a birthday party held at
Miss Marion Peschek, one of. the their way to Dallas, Texas.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymon
first grade teachers, spent the week
Roberts Monday evening. Guests be
John Muir and Bob Pratt went tu sides Mr. and Mrs. Farmen were Mr.
end at the home of her parents near
Independence last Wednesday where and Mrs. Guy Sorenson, Norman.
Albany.
Mr. Muir, as District Vice Commander Shimmon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott,
Due to the illness of Miss Kathryn of District No. 2, helped install offic Mr. and Mrs.-Elmer Klutke and Don
Hart, Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood did ers.
ald and Gary Roberts.
substitute teaching in the high school
the first of the week.
Enrollment in Mill City high school
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has increased to 111, which is the
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kush and child same as enrollment at the end of the
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ren, Diane and Brian, of Salem are first month of school a year ago, ac
spending a weeks vacation with Mrs. cording to Howard L. Means, princi
and
Rush’s mother, Mrs. Bess Vandermeer. pal.
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and Mrs. Paul Ressler spent
Sunday in Salem visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Storm.
Mill City Enterprise
Mrs. Vida Scott and daughter, Billy
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stout of Mill
wood, Washington visited his cousin,
Mrs. John Swan, last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Shields Remine were
in Portland Friday and Saturday of
last week attending to business.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter of
Stayton, fotmer residents here were
visitors in Mill City lats week.
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Lindsey Wright of Stayton, was a
business visitor in Mill City Monday
afternoon.
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Mrs. James Swan and Mrs. George
Veteto were business visitors in Silv
erton Tuesday.
Mrs. Clyde Golden of Idanha,
a business visitor in Mill City
Wednesday.
John Muir and son, Terry, spent
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mason were in
Toys and Hobbies
Sunday hunting in the North Fork Eastern Oregon Sunday where they
Lee Carlson is back from a two area. They report having seen no did a little hunting on the Metolius
week stay in the Veterans hospital bucks.
and also called at the Wallace Hen
in Portland. He returned Saturday.
derson and the Clayton Baltimore
Sporting Goods
Floyd Fleetwood, C. E. Mason and ranches near Redmond.
Mrs. Jane Culp and her brother, Bob Hill did some fishing on the Alsea
Stayton, Oregon
I Gregory Peterson of Gresham, spent river Monday. They returned without
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stover returned
the weekend visiting at the Jack any fish.
the latter part of the week from a
Sullivan home here.
hunting trip that took them to the
Bob Sullivan returned here on country south of Bend. They report
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vincent motored leave this week from the Naval Train having had a fine time, but returned
to Bend Saturday and visited at the ing station in San Diego. He is visiting without any meat for the table.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slater, at the home of his parents, Mr. and
former Mill City residents.
Mrs. Jack Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Plymale and
daughter, Lydia, were visiting here
The Kings Teens of the Christian
Dinner guests at the home of Mr. Sunday. They came to attend the ’
church voted at their meeting Mon and Mrs. James Swan last Thursday services at the Christian church. Mrs.
day night to hold a Halloween party evening were Rev. and Mrs. Clair Fanny Brown of Lebanon was also
• Every prescription en
for members only Saturday, October Denman and Kathy and Rev. and Mrs. here.
trusted to us is compounded as
31. Cider and doughnuts will be Noble Streeter and Stephen and Susan.
though our reputation rested
served as refreshments.
Pfc Phillip (.oble arrived Sunday
upon the accuracy and quality
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Yankus and Mrs. from the San Deigo naval training
Pvt. William E. Hamblin, son of R. H. Thomas spent the weekend hunt station for a visit with his parents?
of that prescription alone. And
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hamblin of Mill ing in Eastern Oregon. Mrs. Yankus Mr. and Mrs. Verde Goble. He plans
it does! That is why we use only
City has graduated from the repeater- and Mrs. Thomas each got a 3-point to return Friday and will be stationed
fresh, potent drugs; double
nsan’s school of the Army Signal buck.
at San Diego until February. He will
check every step for accuracy.
corps at San Luis Obispo, California.
have two years band training.
If you seek prescriptions com
Mr. and Mrs. George Dickey and
He arrived in Mill City the forepart
pounded with the utmost care,
of the week on leave, before reporting .Merle Stewart brought home a deer
A school of instruction for PT A
from a. hunting trip last week which officers and chairmen of standing
to his new assignment.
we invite your patronage.
took them to the Lakeview area.
committees which was held in Salem
last Thursday evening was attended
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rhoten. of Salem by A. E. Nesbitt, president of the
spent the weekend at the home of Mr. local PTA, Arey Podrabsky, program
Salem
and Mrs. Lee Ross. Sunday morn chairman, and Mrs. Howard Means,
ing the men went hunting north of workshop chairman. There were repre I
Mill City but failed to find any deer. sentatives at this meeting from Mar
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farmen, Jack counties.
Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Melvine La-
Vine and Sharon motored to Eastern
Oregon Sunday to hunt deer. They
report no luck.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tex Blazek spent the
weekend hunting near Sisters. They
returned without a buck. They plan to
meet a group this weekend for another
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