Mill City Band and Glee lub Take Part in Festival THE MILL. CITY ENTERPRISE Till R8DA1 Make our city a better place in which to live Never a Dull Moment “At the Bottom of the Hill” MILL Owner CITY TAVERN Mill City, Oregon Byron Davis, THE WAY THE SELF-PROPELLED Rotary LAWN MOWER All the controls; Reverse—forw*ard—stop—throttle—at your finger tips Powerful engine takes you and mower up grades. No wheels—glides on skid-pan—propelled by heavy roller drive Built like a battleship, handles like a canoe. Try it on your lawn before you buy. Santiam Farmers Co-op Feeds Seedn Fertilizer (■rinding and Mixing Custom Cleaning Seed Marketing Household Appliances Telephone 5021 Machinery Hardware Petroleum Products STAYTON, OREGO Specials for Friday and Saturday Two New Members Join Local Toastmistress Club GATES A parliamentary drill was conducted Tne Mill City School Band, direct­ .Mra. Albert Millsap by Mrs. Vincent Palmer during th« ed by Eail Louckes, and the High Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knutson were topics period at the Mill City Toa- • School Girls’ Glee Club, under the | honor guests at a post-nuptial party mistiess club which met Thursday Miss Leona Lamb, of Portland, spent leadeiship of M ss Marilyn Cedar- and shower, held at the Santiam club, evening at the Bank Cafe. Mrs. Vern­ berg, took part in the music Festival , Sunday and Monday at the home of Fnday evening. Mis. George Clise, on Todd presided in the absence -'f put on at Stayton by their music her niece, Mrs. D. W. Moffatt. Mrs. Al Shelton, Mrs. Alva Johnston the president, Mrs. Howaid Means. department Thutsday evening, April and Mrs. Sid Etzel were hostesses for The toastmistress for the evening 22. Jefferson High Schools band Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel mu- the affair complimenting the newly­ was Mrs. Roy Kiersey. Mrs. Don Miley and glee club also took part in the weds. The opening of the gifts, danc­ was the main speaker; Mrs. Arthur 1 tored to Gt esham Sunday to take in Girls in tne Mill City Glee Club j the flower fair. They report some ing and cards provided entertainment Let'ouis made an extemporaneous ' festival. for the group of about 30 guests pi es­ speech and Mrs. A. E. Nesbitt pre­ ' beautiful displays. ,-ang, "All in the April Evening,” ent. A buffet luncheon was served at sented the education talk. and "Baicarolle.” Numbers of the Mrs. Howard Farnien began her Mill City band were Invocation was given by Mrs. J. F. “Billboard the close of the evening by the host­ duties in the high school office Mon­ March,’' "A Slippery Gentlemen,” and esses. ' Potter. Timer was Mrs. A. E. Nesbitt: Mrs. Walter Brisbin is happy over lexicologist. Mis. Vernon Todd: ar day, i eplacing Mrs. Al Zuber, Mr. ' "Band Box—-Overture.” the birth of her first great-giand- Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood served as and Mrs. Zuber plan to leave Mill The mass bands of the three schools child, a 7 pound 6 ounce boy, born evaluator. City. played, “Thunderer March,” “Saluta- to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of New members present for the meet­ i tion,” and "Washington Post,” direct- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farmen. Mr. i cd by each of the thiee leaders. Mrs. Klamath, California Sunday, April 25. ing were Mrs. John Prideaux of and Mrs. Jack Scott and Mr. and : Delos Hoeye accompanied the glee Mrs. Wilson, nee Bit die Larson, is Lyons, Mrs. Vern Alvin of Idanha ar i Mrs. Brisbin’s granddaughter and the Mis. Don Carlson of Mill City. Mrs. Mrs. Joe Lalack and son, visited at club at the piano. daughter of Mrs. Gilbert Brosig, of A. T. Barnhardt of Gates was a guest the Melvin LaVine home in Toledo Klamath, California, and Elbert Lai- at the meeting. Sunday. The LaVines had just moved __ Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Todd and sons, son, of Winston, Oregon. to that city. Stephen and Allen, spent the weekend Mrs. Kenneth Martig, accompanied dents of Gates. Mrs. Wyrick has beer, I at the beach at Waldport. by Mrs. William Pennick, president of seriously ill for some time. .Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walkup and 1 the Gates PTA, attended the PTA con­ Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Willoughby mo­ Pvt. Earle Henness and Pvt. Dar- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Podrabsky and tored to Corvallis Sunday where they daughters, Marlene and Diana of Sub­ vention in Salem, Thursday and Fri­ rell Smith, both from Fort Lewis, visited at the home of Mrs. Walkups limity visited at the Arey Podrabsky day of last week. Mrs. Martig and Mrs. spent the weekend with Earles par­ Pennick were hostesses Friday for one ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and home here over the weekend. of the regional luncheons at the Sen­ Mi. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Mr Mrs. J. M. Barion. ator hotel. and Mrs. Floyd Völkel and Mr. and The Woman's Council of the Christ­ Saturday evening Mrs. Martig was Mrs. Walter Brisbin spent the Easter Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Nelson (Mar­ ian church will meet this (Thursday) ian King) are advertising their home afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elsie chairman of the meeting of the Baha'i weekend in Prineville, where the men­ Woild Faith held at the Salem YMCA folk attended a Masonic installation, in Mill City for sale, and will soon Myers in Riverview addition. I and introduced speakers. Dr. Fred put on by the Mill City lodge, while move to Klamath, California, with Thompson, of Salem and Mrs. Ethel the ladies enjoyed the town. The their two daughters, where Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Baltimore, Thompson of Boise, Idaho. party attended sunrise services Easter is employed in the lumber industry. accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Hen­ Mrs. Glen Henness was hostess Fri-1 morning and before returning home ry Baltimore, of Redmond, were in A no-host Fellowship dinner was Mill City on business Tuesday. They day evening at dinner compliment­ visited points of interest. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. held in the Fellowship Hall of the also called on a number of oldtime ing Burrell Cole on his birthday anni- 1 | versary. Seated at the table were Mr. j and ___ ___ _ ___ Mrs. L. ___ L. ___________ R.vnearson were Mr. Presbyterian Church at 6:30 p. m. friends. and Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Minnie Everton, an(j Mrs. F. R. Slavens from The Wednesday evening, April 28. Guest speaker at the dinner was Dr. Hugh Josef Palat, student at Northwest Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rush and the Dalles. Correction—In the report of ne'* Peniston, whose topic was "Alaska.’ Christian college, repiesented the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Henness. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Davis have officers elected at the April meeting school at the Mill City Christian Minister and Mrs. H. E. Jul) Mrs. church in its observation of N.C.C. received news of the biith of a new of the Cates Womans club were sev- Susie Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph day last Sunday. He preached the grandchild, a baby girl, 7 pounds 6 eial errors. Mrs. Philip Hess was ounces, born to their son-in-law and elected president; Mrs. Glen Henness. Palat and son, attended the 66th morning message. He was accompan­ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Over­ vice president, Mrs. Stanley Vail, se­ quarterly convention of the Cential ied by his wife and infant son, Jo­ look, of Seattle, Friday, April 23. The cretary and Mrs. Albert Millsap. Willamette district of Christian sef Jr. new baby has a big sister, Kathryn ! treasurer. Outgoing officers were Mrs. churches held at Crabtree Sunday. Lee, 7, and a brother, Jimmie, 16 Kenneth Martig, president; Mrs. The wedding of Miss Vera Loucks, months. Glenn Gordon, vice president, Mr* Visitors at the Kenneth Chance to Robert Shelton wjlich was to have Mrs. Vernon Smith, of Stayton was Philip Hess, secretary and Mrs. Dale home over the weekend were Mr. and been solemnized Satuiday has been ' Mrs. A. P. Hoffman and son. Bill, of postponed for two weeks due to the a Gates visitor Thursday looking after Reynolds, treasurer. Pasco, Washington. The Hoffmans fact that Mr. Shelton, who is stationed property here. She called at the homes of Mrs. Glen Henness and Mis. Albert were former Mill City residents. at Fort Ord, contracted a case of Millsap, former neighbors. scarlet fever. The wedding will be Mr. and Mrs. Don Miley spent Fri­ E. I.. Davis, of Mill City, returned held May 15. day and Saturday on the campus at about 10 days ago from Salem Me­ OCE in Monmouth, where Mr. Miley morial hospital where he had been for Students of the sixth, seventh and was a member of a committee study­ a major operation. He stated he was eighth grades enjoyed another danc­ ing high school-college relations. feeling much better at this time. ing party at the grade school Friday Mr. and Mrs. Miley had as their night. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mrs. C. B. Fay lor and Miss Sharon Al Nesbitt, Mi. and Mr-. Wiibur Mein- Frost and two children, from Sweet Gallagher returned last week from ert, Mrs. Arey Podrabsky, Mrs. Don Home. Mr. Frost will take the place St. Fiancis, Kansas, where they had Moffatt and Mrs. Delos Hoeye. Lunch of Mr. Miley as superintendent of the been to attend the funeral of Mrs. was served following the dancing. Gates sch ioo I s next year. Faylor's grandather, J. A. Holliman, Guests Sunday at the home of Mr. who was 94 years old at the time of Mrs. Ted Dorothy of Post. Oregon, and Mrs. Orville Nygaard were Mr. his death. Mr. Holiman, who had and Mrs. Joe Shasactz. formerly Jean and Mrs. Carl Larson and two child- spent a year hire, went to Kansas Dorothy, and little daugnter of Day­ ien from Sweet Home. last November. ton, Wyoming, spent the weekend at Visitors over the weekend at the the Frank Blazek home, and visiting home of Joe Joaquin were his sister ; other fiiends and illative.* here. Mrs. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lavton Gos- I Shassetz went to school here at one nell and son, Larry, of Rosebure, who April 30 and Ma\ 1 Paul Paucrson is giving Oregon a time. came to see Mrs. Laura Joaquin, who fresh, vigorous leadership that people like and completely trust. is at the home of her son, since being Janet McDonald Baker of Idanha, is placed in a body cast as the result HE IS DOING THE JOB THE PEOPLE among past Queens and Ma.ds of Hon­ of a broken back. OF OREGON WANT DONE! or returning for the 51st annual May At the Louis Kelle home over the Day festivities for 1964 at Linfield weekend were their sons and families, College, McMinnville. She took part Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle and two | in the 1962 festivities. The visitors children from Cutler City and Mr. and will be honored at a banquet Satur­ Mis. Bill Mills and son, Bill, of New- | day night. port. Mrs. Minnie Everton, of Yakima. | Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Brewer and son. Washington, is a house guest at the, Evart and daughter, Regine left for home of her son-in-law and daughter, i Lacombe, Alberta, Canada Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Cole. and ai rived there Thursday noon. Mrs. Harry Keiser visited in San I Evart remained there, where he is Francisco for five days at the home • . • working and Mr. and Mrs. Brewer of Mrs. Rosalie Smith and her mother, 1 Pd. Ad Pattersan (or Governor Com Ted R.Gamble, Chairman ,81r> S. W 6th Avenue, Portland.Orefcn. and Regine returned here Tuesday. Mr* ( hristine Wyrick, former resi- They tepoit having driven in snow fori about 300 miles. Keep Oregon’s Working Governor on the Job Vote for Paul Tomatoes Ztîb 1 1 23c per can 3cans Storkton brand 2’4 size tin Shortening MARGARINE MIRACLE WHIP KRAFT BRAND Quart Jar 55c 79c 29c All brands CRACKERS SUNSHINE KR1SPY 1 Pound box 25c COOKIES TREE TEA N ABISCO ASSORTED 1 Pound Package IN Bags SWIFT’S PREM Per can Swift's Jewel 3 pound tin 49c COFFEE S X W, Limit 1 can per customer 1 Pound Can Paint-up—Clean-up—Fix-up Make our city a better place in which to live HILL TOP MARKET Telephone 2711 Mill City, Oregon. PATTERSON Phyllis Provost, chairman of the invitation committee of the GAA of Mill City, is sending invitations to about 100 mothers in the area to at­ tend a tea which w ill be held May 7 at the high school here. The boys shop class will have articles they have made duiing the year on display at this time. Visitors for the weekend at the Roger Nelson home were their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I Harnish and daughter, Linda, of | Eaglepoint, Oregon. They also have a i niece visiting them from Watsonville. | California. Driving over for the day Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nel- i son of Portland coming to visit W H. "Dad" Nelson. of SOMMER FÜM CANVAS SHOES “ottura tovndo'.M The Uth birthday anniversary Johnny Kelly was celebrated with a I party Wednesday afternoon. April 29. Following games and refreshments, the gifts were opened. The affair was held in the basement of the Charles Kelly, residence. Attending besides the honored guest were Stephen and Al­ len Todd, Neil and Wayne Stiffler. Michael Hinds, and James Hearing. The men« quartet which assisted at the recent Easter concert at the Presbyterian and their wives, also their accompanist and her husband, drove to Salem last Friday evening to attend the First Annual Parade of Barber Shop Harmony presented by the Salem Rotary Club at the North Salem Senior High auditorium. Be­ fore the program, the group dined at the new China City restaurant south of Salem on the highway. In­ cluded in the group were Mr. and Mrs I<«e Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Poole Mr and Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kliewer and Mr and Mr« Charles Kelly. Quality Job Printing at Tb« Mill <'«•> Pnt«rpris« Con««. Shot, help rtdvc« too* and l«g .tro.n — help yov plov or work long«, ip gr«o'«r roolort O.tRt IS« ,ni,r, |y complot« .tyl« and co'or »•!•