Bob and Art Reed of Canby, ne­
Mra. Reuel Phillips Jr., (Wilma
•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1954
May Howe) and son, Mike and her phews of Gorge Veteto spent Sunday
here at the Veteto home.
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brother, Chai les (Bobby) Howe of
Roseburg, were weekend visitors at
Rummage Sale—October 9, 10 a. m.
Mrs. Freida Bates left Monday fur
went out deep sea fishing. They went the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. Washougal, Washington, where ■he at Jenkins building. Christian Wom­
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Berry,
of
Gates
and
an's Fellowship.
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oat on the Deep Sea Clipper, which is
will visit for a week with her daugh­
Mr. and Mrs, H. I. Plymale and
owned by Frank’s nephew, Dan Hunt- grandmother, Mrs. Nora Goodwin of ter, Mrs. Lloyd Jensen.
Mill City.
and Mrs. W’. J. Robinson motored to
•r. They caught two nice salmon.
Salem Sunday where they visited with
Air. and Mrs. J. F. KJock.
O. K. Hirte is now empolyed at the
Hilltop General store. Ozzie, who re­
ceived a back injury in a car accident
some time ago, says it is good to be
at woik again.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dick, of Port-
laml, one time residents here, spent
We wish to announce that we have
a lew days here at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Mason. On Saturday
the NEW
Purchased the
they made a sightseeing trip to East­
ern Oregon.
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Santiam Equipment Company from Orville Brit­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hudson of Port­
land, visited the the Dick Turpin home
ton and are now agents for
Sunday. Mis. Hudson and Mrs. Turpin
are sisters.
Several members of the Mill City
Women's club, headed by the presi­
dent, attended an all day workshop
for members of the Third District
Federation of Women's Clubs held at
the Christian church in Portland last
Thursday. Going from here were Mrs.
O. K. DeWitt, Mrs. Kenneth Crosier,
Mrs. Richard Thielke, and Mrs. Mart­
We invite you to come in and get aquainted with
in Hansen.
Benjamin Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
us. Let us show you this fine line of saws
Harold M. Ross, has been home on
leave for the past 14 days. He is
leaving Monday lor San Diego, where
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he is attending Hospital Corpsman
school.
30 pound*
The Christian Woman’s Fellowship
SERVICE
this week snipped nearly three dozen
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baby blankets to Church Woild Ser­
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DEPARTMENT
vice lor tne "Blankets for Babies”
project. The shipment includes used
and new baby blankets, and others
made from the good parts of worn
blankets, lhe project will provide
blankets for babies in many parts
of tne woild.
A large group of Industrial Arts
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Mid-W inamette
Instructors of the
Valley organization, attended a ban­
quet at beilowship hall last Thuisuay
evening. Ine aiiair was arranged by
W. Dims Hoeye, shop instructor for
Mill City High School, who took his
guests on a tour of the new set-up
in the high school manual naming
shop following the dinner. The meal
was prepared by the Presbyterian
Women's association under the chair­
manship of Mrs. F. VV. Fleetwood.
Pvt. Richard Anderson of Fort Ord,
California, has teen on furlough at
the home of his parents, the C. A.
Lovells, the past week. Young Ander-
son, who graduated from Mill City
High with the class of 1954, expects to
be sent to Fort Monmouth, New Jer- !
pey, to study electronics and guided
ptissiles. He has been in the service
since July 14, and was enrolled for 1
three years undei the technical train- 1
ing program.
Making up a hunting party in the
Ochoco country of Central Oregon I
over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Smith of Sheridan, Bill Me- J
Coy, Howard Kanoff, Vernon Todd,
('harks Kelly and son, Johnny, all of
Mill City. Mrs. Kelly accompanied her
sister, Mis. R. C. Haseman of Idan­
ha, to Portland, where they enjoyed
shopping and sightseeing for two
days.
Mrs. J. F. Potter returned last Sat-
urday from a several weeks’ visit with
her sister, Mrs. C. B. Trask, and
other relatives in Fresno, Calif. Mis.
Potter, accompanied by Mrs. W. J.
Robinson, drove to Estacada Tuesday
to spend a couple of days at the homes
of friends, the former to visit Mrs.
Maude Smith, and the latter t see
Mr. and Mis. “Fitz” Goodman (Iva
Reid), former residents of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hathaway
spent several days last week at var­
ious points along the Oregon coast.
of the five heaters
The fifth birthday anniversary of
Cynthia Lowery was celebrated at the
Gayle Lowery home Saturday after­
noon when about 10 of her young
frh'nds attended a party in her honor.
Games, gifts, prizes, and the tradi­
tional refreshments made up the af­
ternoon for the youngsters. Attend­
ing, besides the guest of honor were
Mary Suzanne Heller. Karen Means,
Phillip and Tommy Yarnell of Salem,
Cynthia's cousins, Gloria Marshall,
Daryl and Patty Franklin, Greg and
Steve Pierce, and Carol Ward. Mrs.
Ed Yarnell and Mrs. Frank Dell of
Salem, and Mrs. Howard Means also
attended the affair, along with the
hostess, Mrs. Lowery.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter went
to Depot Bay Sunday and on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Rambo and
Laura Jo, acompanied by Ralph Jull,
drove to Portland last Sunday to see
their son, George Rambo, who is
hospitalized in that city. They report
George is getting along satisfactor­
ily, but will probably have to remain
there another six weeks or more.
Be Sure
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NIGHTS ARE GETTING COLD
Be prepared by having us check
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Now is the time to re-sole rubber boots
We Also Sell—
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Mill City, Oregon
Near the Bank
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From where I sit...Joe Marsh
''Blind Man's" Bluff
You know how Handy Turner
From where I sit, I agree-the
'* n at tile hardware store goes
highway is no place for jokes. We
i-i ' >r weird advertising stunts.
all ought to be considerate of the
" iien it came to plugging
other fellow when we’re driving.
vs new Venetian blind depart­
In fact, let’s respect our neigh­
ment, his enthusiasm nearly
bor’s right of way always. Then
landed him in trouble.
when we have differences of
" may painted a warning on
opinion—say about the best route
the aill.oard of his truck: “Cau-
to Centerville, or whether beer or
t'1 >i -blind man driving.”
buttermilk
is better with lunch-
il d driven about a mile.”
there will be less chance of any­
"iui -ays. “when a state troop-
body developing any “blind’spots.
slopped me and told ire that
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mi«1” cause trouble. Guess
• < >' a> right. From now on I’ll ad-
'ertise in the Clarion.’’
Corner. I'M. LnUcdS^, Brtwttt
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Al Haun was taken to McAuley
hospital in Cooa Bay Friday with
muscles and ligaments in hia lower
left leg badly mangled. A log hit
Mr. Haun while he was at work at
Mansveld and Haun Logging Co., near
Coos Bay. The Al Hauns were former
Mill City residents, but now live
near Coos Bay.
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