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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1957)
*“ .. sickness ™ «“¡J" some time other reasons. . _ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter °f When in Need of Printing—Call The Enterprise—6651 Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. Ike son fourth grade, Mike Knox fifth of Mill City attended the State Ta ; grade A, Hendrik Schlyper fifth era Union convention at the V. *• • grade B, Bernard Schlyper sixth hall in Salem. Mrs. Carpenter and M- grade, Carol Downer seventh grade, Meyers were delegates from the Me and Roger Knox eighth grade. hama Farmers Union. The / arPe"‘* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Berry from SALEM. OREGON a ers also attended the annual bai quet Tillamook were weekend guests Ilan Everything For Your held at the Senator Hofei- The speak at the home of his parents, Mr.atid er of the evening was Rev. Shirley Mrs. George Berry, of Lyons, and her Green from Denver, Colorado. mother, Mrs. Susie Haynss of Mill & Mrs. Kate Fox and Mrs. Ruth City. FURNITURE and BOOKKEEPING SUPPLIES Lamb of Salem were Thursday guests Mrs. James Wright was hostess ■>/ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl for a tea at the Mari-Linn school ENGINEERING SUPPLIES Friday afternoon honoring the moth Allen. 141 N. Commercial Street Phone 3-3163 ■< Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing left ers of the eighth graders. The pur Thursday morning for The Dalles, pose of the meeting was discussion where they will assist their daughtei for graduation. There are 32 to grad A . . and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert uate this year, and there was about ■■ -■■■ Carleton who are moving from 22zmothers present. ■■ The annual Blue and Gold banquet Bridgeport, Washington. The regular meeting of Faith Re for Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts will bekah lodge was held Wednesday ev be held in the All Purpose room at the OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ening with the usual business carried Mari-Linn school house Sunday, Feb. out. Various plans were discussed. 24 at 1:00 p. m. with a pot luck din Plans are underway for the 50th an ner, each family is asked to bring a Pacific Power & Light company employees who niversary of the lodge whici^ will be hot dish and cold dish. 'A short pro completed more than 1,000,000 man-hours of work with held on Saturday night the Oth of gram will follow the dinner. All parents, neighbors »nd friend» are in eh .'• ■ \ • I' •• i" ' R»«n out loss-time injury have been cited for their achieve vited to attend. the Mari-Linn school house. Reports ment by the National Safety Council. Presentation of the of committies were heard and the MMr. and Mrs. Chris Burmester of council’s Award of Merit was made recently by Johnny tick reported on. At the social hour Scio were Tuesday evening visitors dainty refreshments were served car at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, right, Portland representative of the council, rying out the Valentine motif with Lyle Burmester. to Don R. McClung, left, executive vice president of the tables beautifully decorated for«Mlr. and ¿fra. H»rold Ayers from PP&L. The total of safe hours reached 1,235,000 for the U m occasion. The committee in charge Heppner are spending several days 2500 workers of the system, a record unsurpassed in the was Blanche Wagner, Celene Taylor at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayers. and May Pattori. company’s 46-year history. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith, Ivalyn Don’t forget the annual Santiam h^ind Dennis and Gary Palmer spent Memorial Hm-pital luncheon which« - [Sunday at Taft on the coast. They re will be served by the Lyons W. S. C. S. in the basement of the Methodist ported a beautiful day. Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Pesek and church on Thursday February 21st at daughters Robin and Janel of Leba Bv Eva Bressler » The regular meeting of the Lyons one o’clock. non were Sunday dinner guests at the Extension unit will be held on Thurs The February meeting of the Ly home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. 1957 Dog Licenses are now due and payable at the County Clerk's Office, Al day February 28, in the basement of ons Parent Teachers Club was held E. L. Roye. the Lyons Methodist church, with at the school house Tuesday evening bany, Oregon. “Broiler Meats,” the subject of the with a short business meeting. Donna I day and Donna Asmussen and Rose Wesley, president presided over the $2.00 FOR MALES AND SPAYED FEMALES. Thayer the project leaders. It will be meetting with Rose Thayer secretary. an all day meeting beginning at 10:00 Plans were discussed for the annuaT $3.00 FOR FEMALES NOT SPAYED a. m. with a planned luncheon served Blue and Gold banquet for the Scouts at noon. Monday they held their which are sponsored by the P. T- J3. After March 1st an additional charfe of $2.00 will be made as a penalty. meeting on “Pattern Fitting” at the and will be held in the All Purpose of Bon. ie Hartle, and another Room'at the school on Sunday Feb To secure a dog license send your NAME AND ADDRESS and state the sex of home meeting on the pattern fitting will be ruary 24. ^Following the business held on Tuesday the 19th at the home meeting Mr. Wright principal of the dog and inclose the proper fee. school showed the picture “A Desk [ of Helen Johnston. The annual Valentine party was For Billie.” This being Dad’s Night, [ R. M. RUSSELL held at the pre-school Thursday with the refreshments were served by the County Clerk a Valentine exchange, with Mrs. men folks. Frank Crothers, Mrs. Floyd Chase Some the older folks in Lyons were and Mrs. Luther Miley the committee quite surprised Monday evening while Licenses for dogs in the city limits of Albany and Sweet Home in charge. After the playing of Val 1 watching the Lawrence Welk Ama entine games and the exchange of teur hour on their T. V. to see Will are secured at the City Hall of said Cities. Valentines refreshments were served. iam Huckabee 13 year old son of Rev. 1 All 29 youngsters were there, the and Mrs. Don Huckabee. The Hucka i first time all have been present for bees are former residents of Lyons wihle he served the Lyons Methodist P. P. & L. Workers Get Award of Merit THE COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE OFFICE NEEDS J I X_. Quality Meats and Groceries FROZEN FOODS FOOD LOCKERS MILL CITY MEAT MARKET LYONS DOG OWNERS See Its for Printing Fast The ne w kind offord for 57 brings gon de rug c/ose! -A, ! "'äff'J O M It Blw ßr JBß' |Ln 1 i i 1 LONG, LEAN AND PACKED WITH PUNCH Ford goes big. Ford goes low. Ford goes lively, in 2 big new sixes, all with the Mark of Tomorrow Here is the longest, lowest, heaviest, biggest low-priced Ford trrr. It’s designed so grandma can get in and out easy as pie— so a lanky cowpuncher has leg and head room tc spare. r o At. Here's a car dial's built to stay btuil. For the coni[4etely new Inner Ford has built-in extra quality to k,.p that wonderful new ts; feel. You get even greater getaway in Ford’s new, mightier V-8’*.* There's plenty of punch tn Ford's thrift* Six, too . . . the most powerful six of them all V r er I -8, Its fun to go first with Phone 2524 STAYTON, OREGON You’ll also find just the Ford for you among tlie over-16-4bot Custom and Cus tom 300 models, the over-17-foot Fairlane and Fairlane 5(X) models, or the Station Wagon Series with its five new lower, heavier glamour cruisers. And all Fords are priced with the lowest! Come in today-meet the car that makes luxury a low -priced word Ford • Tku aderbi. J 912 Super- tba-w V8 «h« «idi* er» 900 hp and a 270-fp Taunderbird 312 Super V-8 PHILIPPI MOTOR CO. MILL CITY, OREGON Phone 7402 are now living in Virginia. The Santiam Valley grange held their social meeting Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor as hosts. After practicing the play for Play Festival, cards were played with Bertha Basl and Barney Kirsch holding high score, and Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wagner low. Refresh ments were served at the dose of the evening. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Manning were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Etzel, her grandmother, Mrs. John B. Vanllandel and her aunt, Mrs. Maymie Susbauer of Stayton. The occasion honored her father, Sim Et- zel’s birthday anniversary. A public meeting will be held at Mari-Linn school Wednesday even ing March 13 for the purpose of dis cussing the budget which is prepared for the coming fiscal year. Mrs. Eldon Mulkey, Charlie Mulk ey and Walter Parrish of Silverton were Sunday visitors at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carleton and children from Bridgeport, Wash., spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg. They returned Monday to move to The Dalles. The children remained with the Downing until after they get moved. The Three Links club of Faith Re bekah lodge held their meeting at the hall Friday with guests present from the Mill City and Stayton clubs. A no-host pot luck dinner was served at noon, followed by a short business session. Reports were heard from the visiting clubs on their ways and means and the activities of their clubs. Zona Sischo, president, pre sided over the meeting with Norma Pennington acting as secretary due to the absence of Ethel Huffman. Roy Asmussen was taken to San- tiani Memorial hospital in Stayton suffering with a knee injury. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens spent I Monday and Tuesday at the coast (where they were joined by friends from Montana. The Mt. Jefferson lumber company which has been operating two shifts, has closed down the night crew, put ting 16 or “ 17 men out of 2 work. Mr. and Mrs. James Pemberton of Stayton have recently purchaced the Bob Draper house west of town and have moved in. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan have purchased the Ernest Garsjo pro perty also west of town. The Garsjoa [ [ recently moved to their new home on the hill south of town. < itizens of the week chosen at the Mari-Linn school last week were < hark» W iggins fir»t grade A, Oletta Mays first grade B, Mathieu Sch.yper second grade A. Sherron Spellmeyer second grade B, Cheryl " eaver third grade, Peggy Morri- Dependable PROPERTY VALUES JUST HOW FAR WOULD YOUR COVERAGE GO? Would your present fire in surance cover replacement costs at today’s higher fig ures? If you want to play safe, better look into the mat ter now. 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