The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, June 21, 1956, Page 5, Image 5

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    Al Ward, accompanied by his
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Garrison '
daughter. Miss Frances Ward, and drove to Salem Saturday evening to|
his mother, Mrs. Herbert Magg. of attend the hot rod deiby.
Mrs. Frank Crowther received
‘Central Oregon, recently leturned
Mrs. Ed Cooke, Mrs. Walter Pet­ from a trip to Boulder, Mont., where won! this week of the birth of a
erson, of Salem and Mrs. Lyle Mason, he took some treatments in a uran­ son, weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces to
of Oakland, Calif., attended the lad­ ium mine for arthritis. The family Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Werning at
ies’ meeting of the Christian church states he seems to be improved.
Watkins, Iowa on June 18. Mrs. |
Wednesday afternoon at the home of I Miss Frances Johnson and Janies Werning, the foimer Pat Tate, is a
Bids have been invited by
THUR-FRI-SAT, June 21-22-23
1 Mrs. Susie Haynes.
I Portland District, Corps of Engin-
Cuthbert were in Bend Sunday where sister of Mrs. Crowther.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thoming, Jamie they attended the wedding of Miss
EDMUND GWEN, in
Mrs. Mattie Edwards of Scio, was 'eers, for construction of an acres
1 and Maryanne, of Portland spent Harrietta Lowery and Goidon Dohlin a weekend visitor at the home of , road to the south stilling basin at
ITS A DOG’S LIFT:
i Sunday at the home of Mrs. Thom- at the First Methodist church. Miss her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and [ Detroit Dam on the North Santiam
—Plus—
ing's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Lowery and Miss Johnson were class­ Mrs. Ernest Podrabsky.
I River, 49 miles east of Salem.
HEIDI AND PETER
1 and Mrs. Floyd Johnson. The men
Colonel Jackson Graham, Port-
Mr*. Florence Gunuschke took Mrs.
mates at OCE.
Parents! Bring your children
1 took 8-year-old Jamie fishing and
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw, and George Cree to Salem Saturday for i land District Engineer, said the road
to this show. Enjoy it with
much to their surprise he caught a son, Craig, are on a two-week vaca­ a checkup. Mrs. Cree has to go in i will provide access to a test conduit
them!
1 14-inch trout.
I built at the time of construction of
tion to Nevada, Southern California, every week for six weeks.
Evin th* finest watch
Mrs. James Poole left Saturday for and Mexico.
Mrs. Mae Sorahan and Mrs. M»ttie ' the Detroit project.
should be cleaned and oiled
SUN.-MON., June 24-25
Los Angeles, Calif., where she will
|
The
bids
will
be
opened
at
2
p.
m.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wadley and ' Mathis of Salem, visited at the home
et least once • year. Neglect
be employed while her husband is daughter, Elvira, of Marys Corner, of Mr. and Mrs. George Cree Mon­ i June 27 in Room 628 Pittock Block,
CLIFTON WEBB,
today—may mean costly
in the Navy.
Wash., spent the weekend here at day afternoon. Mrs. Mathis is Mr. I Portland. Completion time is 60 cal­
GLORIA GRAHAM, in
repair bilb tomorrow.
.Mrs. Charlie Day left Thursday the Charles Umphress home. Miss El­
endar days.
Cree’s sister.
THE MAN WHO
[ for North Dakota, where she will vira is spending the week here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Derrick and
Estimated quantities are; 6600 cub­
NEVER WAS
| visit her father and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hinkle of children of Sweet Home visited his ic yards of unclassified roadway
Greatest deception in the
I
; She plans to return about July 10. Everett, Wash., spent the weekend at brother, Al, and family in Mill City excavation, 2200 cubic yards of ex­
i
history of Espionage!
Guests at the home of Mr. and the Cecil Hinkle home.
I cavation from borrow, 120 lineal feet
Sunday.
This is motion picture making
Mrs. Carl Chance Saturday were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ollie
Muise,
Allan
of 24-inch corrugated meta) culvert
Mrs.
Lee
Bassett,
Mrs.
John
Muir.
at its very best!
| Mr. and Mis. Ira L. Shanks, Port­ Anne Hirte and Jan Ross went to Sa­ and Sharon, drove to Albany Sunday pipe in place, 24 lineal feet of 18-inch
land; Mrs. Ward Honey (Una Mae lem Saturday night to watch the where they were guests of her grand­ coi rugated metal culvert pipe in
TUES.-WED., June 26-27
Chance) and daughter, Kathy, of candle light parade at the State mother, Mrs. Birtie Slater.
Mrs. place and 920 cubic yards of gravel
l«t us inspect your watch.
Family Nights
i Forest Grove, and Frank Chance, Jr. Capitol, put on by Girls State. Miss Slater was a long time resident of surfacing.
It'a worth • few momenta
of Madison, Wise.
Rosalie Bassett played the prelude Mill City.
HUMPHREY BOGA&T.
of your time to find out
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peters of solo on her clarinet.
whether all’« well. Thara *
FREDERIC MARCH, in
Mrs. George Cree. Mrs. Marie Har­ Rural Fire District
Prineville,
spent
Monday
at
the
home
Mrs. Ramsey Parker and two ris and daughters, Nancy, and Vir-1
no chart» <* obligation for
THE DESPERATE
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd. The young daughters of Springfield, have ginia were in Salem on business one, Budget Meeting Called
thia service.
HOURS
■ Peters are former Mill City residents. been visiting the Ray Sterners this day last week.
Why not drop in today t
—Top Rating Drama—
For Monday, June 28
Miss Donna Hoodenpyle of Cres­ week.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gates, Denny
Excellent Entertainment
Baker’s
The
public
is
notified
that
the
Mill
well, is visiting at the home of Mr.
Georgia Maxon and her mother, and Ronnie spent Saturday and Sun­
WHOLE FAMILY FOR 99c
and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel. She has just Mrs. Edna Baer, of Mountain Home, day at the home of Mrs. Gates’ par­ City Rural Fire Protection district
( will hold a budget meeting at the
finished her first year a» OSC.
Idaho, were visitors at the George ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mason. ¡Jfire
hall at 8 o’clock, Monday, June
Mrs. Clyde Golden, and son David Veteto home recently. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Nicholiiwon, who has been
Telephone 2643
i of Glendale, are at the home of Mr. Veteto visited Sunday in Canby with in Santiam Memorial hospital due to 28.
Doors Open at 7:0* P. M.
Figures of the proposed budget
MILL CITY
and Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Parmenter.
a back injury in logging work, was
Complete show can be seen any
We Use Genuine Factory Parta
1 Mrs. Frank Caraway recently re­
Mrs. Donald E. Kelly and children, able to be brought to his home Sat­ may be seen on page seven of this
time up to 8:30
ceived painful injuries when she çut Mike, Patricia and Judy of Spring­ urday, where he is still confined to issue of The Enterprise
the tip of a finger in her power lawn field, Va., arrived here by car his bed, but recovering satisfactorily.
Mis» Rosalie Bassett is lea« ing
mower.
Thursday and are making an indefi­
Mrs. C. C. Hibbs and Albert Der­
Mrs. Elmer Shaw left last Thurs­ nite stay at the home of Mr. and rick drove to Tillamook to bring back Sunday for Eugene where she will
attend the three week music summer
day for Spokane, where she will visit Mrs. Martin V. Kelly.
la load of furniture to Mrs. Hibbs'
j session at the University of Oregon.
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Rudy Tohl flew to Portland from | home in Mill City.
Mrs. Bud Bilyeu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Muise and This is the sacond year she has at­
Raton, New Mexico, last Sunday and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chance spent was met there by Mrs. Tohl. He at­ children were Sunday afternoon tended the summer session.
Monday in Albany at the home of tended to business matters here and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chance.
in Tillamook county before going at Sweet Home.
Mrs. Paul Vincent returned Sat­ back Monday.
Mr and Mr*. Roy Pate and daugh­
urday from Massachusetts, where she
Albert Toman motored to Prine­ ters entertained Sunday in honor of
has been visiting her parents for ville Sunday where he met Mrs. Father's day. Present were Mrs.
several weeks.
Toman, who had been visiting rela­ Pate’s father and mother, Mr. and
A son, Daniel Glen Parks, was tives in Spray for a few days.
Mrs. D. E. Waters of Salem.
born to Mr. and Mrs. Al Parks (Vai (
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Faust) Thursday, June 14 in Al­ Mrs. Chug Riley this week are his Mrs. George Cree Sunday were Mr.
bany. This is their fourth child, mak­ mother, Mrs. Janie Riley of Sultan, and Mrs. Earl Calavan of Stayton,
ing two sons and two daughters. Ma­ Wash., his brother and sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Kaiser and Mr. Huggins
ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Riley of Tacoma, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cree and
REMOVE THIS R. L. Faust, Mill City.
and his brother and sister-in-law,1 Bob of Bend and Preston Gates, Den-
Stopping for a visit at the home Mr. and Mrs. John Rodgers and dau- ! ny and Ronnie of Marcola.
SHADOW FROM ; of Mrs. J. F. Potter on Sunday were ghter, Sandia, of Hayward, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Max McCauley of i
Mrs. Lafe Hill, Mrs. Mae Dodge, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Tobey and daugh- Philomath, and Mrs. McCauley’s sis- ■
YOUR HOME Gladys Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross ter, of San Jose, have been visiting ter, Mrs. Nancy Wilson of Oklahoma,
Hammack, relatives of Mrs. Hill, and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley were Sunday visitors at the home of
Does your insurance fall short al] residents of Salem.
Stewart this week. Mrs. Tobey and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hibbs.
Robert Roach of the First Presby­ Mrs. Stewart are sisters.
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gunushke, Mrs.
of covering today’s higher terian
church is spending the week
Darrell Hindes is enjoying a Lillie Lake and Mrs. Faye Russell of
value of your property? If so assisting the junior high camp at tw Mrs.
o weeks vacation from her duties Hillsboro drove to the Bend and Red-
~
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Falls.
Four young foik at the U. S. National bank. Her^ mond area Sunday on a sight-seeing
you stand to lose important Silver Creek
(formerly Stayton Beauty Shop)
of junior high age from here are also place at the bank is being fillea tour. The also visited Peterson’s
money in case of fire.
attending.
by Mrs. Joe Lalack.
| Rock Gardens.
347 E. Ida Street, Stayton
Mrs. Eugene Carey, Beverly and
Mias Frances Johnson returned to
Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Shepherd en-
SEE US SOON
Diane, spent Friday night and Sat- her home Sunday from Portland, i tertained at dinner Sundayi n honor
Featuring - Cutting, Coloring, Permanent Wav
urday with her parents, Mr. and where she visited her uncle and aunt, of Father’s day and the wedding an-I
ing, Styling
Mrs. Carl Chance. Mrs. Carey was Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thoming.
niversary of their son-in-law and
NO OBLIGATION
fishing at Marion Lake.
Mrs. Lowell Stiffler is recovering daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roten
Recent callers at the home of Mr. from surgery performed Monday at of Mehama. Present were Mr. and
Using Newest Methods
and Mrs. Vernon Todd were Mr. and Salem General hospital.
Mrs. Milton Roten, Barbara Jean and I
D. B. HILL INSURANCE Mrs. Norman Peters (Mary Lou Mrs. Cleo Thomas is working as Bobby of Mehama, Bertie Bates,1
BETTY JEAN KLUTKE, Owner
Huston) and family of Prineville. typist at Detroit dam on a 90-day Scio; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jull and
COMPANY
They are former Mill City residents temporary appointment. Mona Vint­ Ralph; Miss Ellen Sheltata, Mr. and
Ken Crawford, Ruth Dieker, Stylists
who attended the schools here. One i on replaced Ned Warriner as chief Mrs. William Shepherd and Leroy
Phone 1708, Mill City, Oregon of their children has been undergoing I clerk.
and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd.
treatment at Doernbecher hospital
Miss Daisy Geddes and Mrs. lister
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thomas and
in Portland.
two children have moved to British Hathaway, spent the weekend at the
Columbia, where Mr. Thomas will be Waldport beach home of Mr. and Mrs.
employed logging. The 1 Thomases Curtis Cline.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
have been residents of this commun-
Mrs. Carl Chance Tuesday were Rev.
ity for the past 11 years.
Beginning July 5 Jerry ('off man and Mrs. Max J. Chance and child­
will be back at Golliet’s in Mehama ren, David, Tommy, Margaret, and
in the hardware and appliance de­ Ann of Gologhat, Assam, India. The
HEAVY HAULING
partment. He has been working as Chances are missionaries for the i
salesman
for Gene Teague in Stay­ Baptist church. This is their first J
Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
visit home in five years. Both of |
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Podrabsky, of their daughters were born in India
Phone Salem
EXCAVATION and CONSTRUCTION
| Sublimity, were Sunday afternoon during the past five years. They ar- |
Day 2-2461
55-TON MOBILE CRANE
callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. rived in the States last August and
Rev. Chance has been attending
Joe Podrabsky.
Nite 2-4417
CONTRACTING AND RENTAL
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowman and school at Berkeley, Calif. Following
two daughters of Dallas, were din­ a series of conventions and visiting
ner guests Sunday at the home of with relatives they plan to return
Mrs. Bowman’s brother-in-law and to India, Sept. 1. Max is a former I
sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Podrabsky. Mill City boy.
I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1956
i Army Engineers Invite
Bids for Detroit
Dam Access Road
I
How Long Since
Your Watch
Was Cleaned ?
EXPERT WATCH
INSPECTION
FREE!
Mill City Jewelry
OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
LaFemme Beauty Salon
Salem Sand and Gravel Company
No Appointment
Necessary for
Examination
WEAR PLATES
THE SAME DAY
YOUR TEETH
ARE EXTRACTED
wortH
GOING ON VACATION?
GOES FARTHER, TOO!
If You Are, Stop in at the Mill City Pharma­
All Branches
of Dentistry
Plata* Repaired
While You Wait
SAME LOCATION FOR 35 YEARS
New Summer Cottons
LATEST STYLES AND COLORS
COME IN AND SEE THEM
Sizes 12 through 29 and 14'A through 24’/j
Have your EXTRACTIONS
at
P ain uw P arker
Salem, Ore
Ada’s Needle Shop
Phone 2243.
MILL CITY, OREGON
cy to get all those Vacation Needs.
You'll find a
good selection here.
I
Dependable Prescription Service
Mill City Pharmacy
J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
MILL CITY