•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 1956
THE MILL CITY
ENTERPRISE
Business and Professional
DIRECTORY
Faith Rebekah Lodge
Infalls New Officers
LYONS—Installation bf officers
JOHN W. REID. M. D.
preceded all other business at the
Entered as second class matter No meeting of Faith Rebekah lodge
Physician and Surgeon
Waanber 10, 1944 at the post office a Wednesday evening, when District
■Ul City, Oregon, uader the Act of Deputy President Helen Anderson
March 3. 1879.
MILL CITY, OREGON
and staff weie in charge.
Making up the staff were Zona
Marion-Linn Counties, per year $3.00 Sischo, marshal; Alta Bodeker, ward
Outside, Marion-Linn Counties $3.50 en; Eva Bressler, secretary-treasur-
’ er; Frances McCarley, chaplain and
D. E. FOSTER. D. M. D.
Jean Roberts inside guardian.
Dentist
N E WS PA P £ R
Officers installed were Norma
\
For appointment phone
Pennington,
noble
grand;
Marion
k PUBLISHERS
Mill City 5203 or 6608
Pennington, vice giand; Helen John
^ASSOCIATION
ston, warden; Hazel Neal, conductor;
Zona Sischo, RSNG; Rosa Berry,
LSNG; Lois Myers, RSVG; Mildred
Telephone« 2651 or 905
Carr, LSVG; Gertrude Weidman,
DON W. MOFFATT Editor.Publish«! chaplain; Blanche Wagner, musi
Dr. Kenneth L. Prince
cian; Almo Olmstead, secretary;
OPTOMETRIST
Beulah Lewis, treasurer, and Roberta
For
Appt.
Phone 6608 or 5203
Longnecker, past noble grand.
Headed by a newly developed automatic trans- provements marks the new Chevrolet trucks. The
Mill City, Oregon
mission. tubeless tires and more powerful six- and above half-ton pickup typifies the styling, visi-
Jean Roberts was elected drill
eight-cylinder engines, an impressive list of im- bility and convenience of the 1956 line. r
captain, and Helen Anderson degree
captain; Rosa Berry, trustee for
three years; Ethel Huffman, trustee
for two years, and Eva Bressler, po
J. W. GOIN
lio chairman.
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EXPERIENCED
VETERINARIAN
The new noble grand appointed the
By HAROLD’S FLORAL GARDENS
By Eva Bresslei
following committees: Finance, Ro
Stayton, Oreg«a
berta Longnecker, Donna Smith and |
Friends and neighbors gathered at Phone 6338
Carolyn Hiatt; Visiting, Norma Pen
the Catholic community hall Satur
nington, Marion Pennington, Roberta
LYONS—Mrs. George Huffman
LYONS—The Mari-Linn Parent- day evening, honoring Mrs. Leota
Longnecker, Gertrude Weidman, Gar- was hostess for the meeting of the Teacher club held their January Worden on her birthday anniversary.
| nett Bassett, Helen Anderson and
meeting Tuesday evening the 10th, ¡A pot luck supper was served at 6:30
WILL MAKE
I Hazel Lewis; Examining, Marion Three Links club held at her home with an interesting
symposium after which the time was spent in
Weddle Funeral Home
1 Pennington, Lois
Myers,
Zona Friday with an all-day meeting. The “How Well Are Our Children Learn visiting. About 50 were in attendance.
Modern Funeral Service
Sischo; Publicity, Eva Bressler; time was spent in visiting until the ing to Read.” Speakers were Merlin Those honoring Mrs. Worden were
Press, Jean Roberts; Floral, Hazel noon hour when a pot luck dinner| Morey, chairman of the group and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Julian and Glenn
i Today is special for some- k
STAYTON
OREGON
om you know ... a birthday
Lewis and Eva Bressler.
was served, after which the usual 1 superintendent of Stayton schools, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cruson,
. an aanivcrMry . . . • home
At the business session, a general business meeting was held. Marian who spoke on "Reading” what it is Bonnie and Merry Jo, Mr. and Mrs.
k Y coming ...» new baby ... a
discussion was held in regard to Pennington, president, was in charge. and how it has been taught thiough Leonard Cruson, Michael and Nikki,
* business promotion ... a talent
selling the hall for wreckage or
The main business of the afternoon the years. James Wright, principal Mr. and Mrs. James Wright and
achievement. You could make the
putting it up for bids. Anyone inter was making plans for the smorgas of Mari-Linn school spoke on “My Mary Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Harley I
day sparkle by aending flowers.
ested may contact the trustees.
bord dinner which will be held down Philosophy of the Teaching of Read Scott, Lynn and Joyce, Mr. and Mrs.
We're specialists in making
Ralph Downer, Lonna, Carol and
pot
luck
At
the
social
hour
a
stairs
at the Rebekah hall Thursday ing.”
lovely events lovelier,
Septic Tanks and Sewer« Qenned
with
Maxine
supper
was
served
Mrs. Marshall Powell, first grade Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mc- Phone Salem 39468, COLLBCT
gay times gayer.
evening, January 26 from 5:30 to 8
Berry and Jacquie Harper in charge p. m. with the proceeds going to the teacher spoke on "Methods we Use Dowell and Frank Harley, Mr. and
1079 Elm SL. W. Salem
of the tables which were decorated Street light fund. A general discus to Teach Reading in the Lower Mrs. James Bash and Jimmy Lee,
in a beautiful manner, carrying out sion was also held on selling of the Grades.” Ralph Hurst, eighth grade Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkle, Joanne,
the winter theme.
teacher spoke on “Methods we use to Judy, Juanita and Johnny, Mr. and
hall or trying to remodel it.
Those attending were Zona Sis Improve Reading in the Upper Mrs. Otto Weidman, George, David,
cho, Loi« Myers, Hazel Lewis, Jac Grades." John Prideaux, parent, and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis,
Stayton-J ef f erson
quie Harper, Norma Pennington, spoke on "Ways Parents can Help Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen, Mr. and
RALEIGH HAROLD
Marian Pennington, Alta Bodeker, Their Child’s Reading.” Mrs. Roscoe Mrs. Clyde Bressler, Mrs. Cora Cor
AUTO WRECKERS
319 W. Wash. St.
Helen Johnston, Inez Ring, Maxine Poole, fourth grade teacher spoke on I bett, Marjorie Worden, and Jerry
Mohler.
I Berry, Helen Anderson, Anna Hub- “Some Classroom Problems Which
STAYTON,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hiatt, Mrs. Rebuilt motors and trans- i
I bard and the hostess Mrs. Huffman. Make Teaching Difficult.” Mrs. Joe
missions.
Johnson, parent, spoke on “Problems James Hiatt, Valerie and Debby of
Parents Face in Trying to Help Dallas were Wednesday guests at
Cars
bought
and sold
I
Their Children.” Acting as consult the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Hiatt.
We buy junk.
ants were Sarah Reddin and Mamie
Mrs. Cora Corbett of Salem is
LaVay, both teachers in the Stayton
schools.
I spending several days at the home Phone 6284, Stayton, Ore.
of her brother and sister-in-law Mr.
I
A short business meeting followed «
“U AUXO.
and
Mrs. VIJUV
Clyde V1CDDIVI.
Bressler. ounuay,
Sunday,
and at the close of the evening re- ahe with the Bresslers were dinner
frochmwnta
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fpnph.
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freshments were served by the teach guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
|
ers of Mari-Linn school.
Earl Allen.
SEPTIC TANKS
Mr. and Mrs. James Bash and
little son, Jimmy Lee, were weekend
Quality Job Printing at
CLEANED
i guests at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weidman.
Prompt service in the
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weaver from
Canyon
when you call us
Fairfield, Montana, are visiting at
Telephone 2651
the home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Reasonable Rates
Wendell Weaver and family.
Mrs. Floyd Bassett returned home Satisfaction Guaranteed
Monday morning from the Salem
Memorial hospital after spending Phone 6284
Stayton
several days there for medical treat
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nydegger
spent the weekend at Ocean Lake.
DR. MARK
They were guests at the home of her
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Williams.
HAMMERICKSEN
The Lyons Extension Unit held
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
another special meeting Tuesday at
Hu moved hi« Mill City office
the Rebekah hall starting at 9:30 a.
to Stayton in the Poet Office
m., with a sack lunch served at noon.
Building, 2nd Floor, tn the
Dorothy Brown, county agent was
Dr. Victor J. Myer« office«
present to demonstrate the project
Thursdays 1 p. m. to 6 p. as.
which was “Color in the Home.”
HOME OFFICE!
Those present for the meeting were
Alma Spellmeyer, Joanne Scott, Rose
M3 W. FIRST. ALBANY
Thayer, Lucille Huber, Leoa John-
son, Donna Asmussen, Jacquie Smith
Bea Hiatt, Verna Jenks, Mabel
Downing, Juanita W right and Doro-
WE SELL BETTER
thy Brown.
CARS FOR LBSS
■ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cruson
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
relatives and friends in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Fox of Salem
were Thursday evening dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Allen.
STAYTON, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Martin and
Bel Air Beauvillw—
IT
PAYS
TO BUT AT
little son, Jeff, from Douglas, Ari
4 Doors, 9 Passengers
zona, are spending several days at
HOME
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Cruson and Gerry.
Chevrolet offers you a choice of six
The Altar Society of the St. Pat
rick Catholic church held their meet
sprightly new station wagons—
ing Thursday evening at the Catholic
THE HOT ON Es»
including two new 9-passenger
hall with Mrs. Leo Wagner, presi
models—all with beautiful Body
EX/EN HOTTER
dent in charge. Committees were ap I
( HEMORRHOIDS )
by Fisher, all with plenty of cargo
pointed for the year and officer»
••Two-Ttn” Beauvilla—
AM> OMI «OM. OBOSMn
apace, all with new horsepower
for the hall were elected. Sam
TVtATtO »ITMOOT HOSPITAL OPtPATION
4 Doors, 9 Passengers
Bridges was re-elected director.
also stomach ano colon
ranging up to a hot 205!
Those attending were Mmes. Leo
CONVIMINT CttÙT
Here's.a zippy, exciting kind of
Wagner. Sam Bridges, John Jung
HUE «OOALST •«, « CJI
wirth, Mike Fink, Andrew Sieg, Her
power that’s fun to handle. Anri the
’ «’n
PHONi J.V440
tM •tTNOLt’S
man Free. Bob Free, Lloyd Free,
closest thing to sports car perform
Phillip
Pietrok,
Mike
Schwindt,
Chas.
Th* REYNOLDS CLINIC
ance-split-second steering reaction
Bouche, Ed Castle, Ray Adams, Pat
Natu»op«tbic an<j Chiropratie Physic»®««
“Two-Ten” Handyman—
"One-Fifty” Handyman—
and the knack of holding fast
Lyons, Lu Doerfler, Lowell Stiffler,
2 Doors, Ô Passengers
*ouK a oo a m «• s oo a *
•• ckntsr stkkt
2 Doors, 6 Passengers
around curves that you’ll find in
George Van Agtmael, and Father
Ow
be A». ■■«-.
VUE«. 091*0«
Sheffold.
a full-size automobile. Seat lielts,
The Three Links club will sponsor
X
with or without shoulder harness,
a smorgasbord dinner to be held
and instrument panel padding, are
f
BE SURE WITH
downstairs at the Rebekah hall
optional at extra exist. Safety door
Thursday evening, January 26 from
-J
5:30 to 8 p. m. Proceeds will go to
latches and directional signals are
the street light fund.
standard. Come in :oon and drive
Bel Air Nomad -
“Two-Ten” Townsman—
Mrs. Felix Lucier was able to re-
a real road car!
2 Doors, Ô Passengers
4 Doors, ó Passengers
1 turn to her home in Lyons Sunday
i after suending some time in a hos
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*OA YOU*
pital at Marys Hill, Wash., following
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injuries she received in an automobile
Call 8207
' accident.
We
Specialize in
M
Three Links Club
Plans for Dinner
Mari-Linn PTC Has
Informative Meeting
LYONS
MIKE'S Septic Service
See Us for Printing
Mill City Enterprise
Mill City Enterprise
I’ve got room for 9 of us
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CHEVROLET
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CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE
Phone 2344
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