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DIRECTORY
JOHN W. REID, M.D
Physician and Surgeon
MILL CITY. OREGON
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE TH I RSD.O. SEPTEMBER 11,1968
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Plymale of
Lebanon, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. H I. Plymale.
The Round Robin Pinochle
will meet at the home of Mrs. L.
Poole Monday evening.
DR. JOHN C. TARR
Mrs. Albert Toman left Thursday
Chiropractic Phvsiciar.
for Santa Barbara, Calif., where she
Phone RO 9-2922
plans to spend about two weeks with
Hours 9:00 to 6:00
her daughter Mildred.
Evenings By Appointment
H2 E. Ida St.
Stayton
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hansen, Mr.
DR. LESIJB J. CARSON
Optometrist
9 to 5:30 Mon. Thru Sat
Except Wednesday.
515 Third St., Stayion
Phone RO 9-2751
land Mrs. Robert Draper and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Graham went to Salem
I Sunday, where they enjoyed dinner.
The Mill City Garden club will meet
! Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harvey
i Tolbert at a 1 o’clock dessert lunch­
eon. AH members are urged to at-
| tend.
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Mrs. James Cuthbert and Jimmie
Experienced Veterinarian
from Bend spent several days last
By Harold’s Floral Gardens
week with their parents, Mr. and
Stayton, Ore, Mrs- Floyd Johnson an<) Mr. and Mrs.
Ph. RO 9-2533
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Roger Nelson.
SCIENTIFIC HORSE-SHOEING
TEX SHIVELY
Phone UL 9-2202
For Appointment
Weddle Funeral Home
Mode mi Fanerai Service
OREGON
FIAYTON
MIKE'S Septic Service
Septic Tanks and Sewers Cleaned
Ph. Salem EMpire 3-9468 COLLECT
1979 Elm St. W. Salem
LICENSED
Garbage Disposal
•1.59 Per Month and Up
Ateo Servici «g Gate«. Lyon«
Idanaha and Detroit
MILL CITY, OREGON
disposal service
Bud Cline, Owner
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Ph. 5902
The Mill City Christian church
will observe their annual ‘‘Home-
coming Sunday” September 14. All
4 former and present members are
urged to attend.
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DR. VICTOR J. MYERS
Chiropractic Physician
home at Compton, Calif., last Thurs-
| day after a 10-day visit at the home
¡of her grandmother, Mrs. Anna
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STAYTON, OREGON l Dr. Mark Harumeru-ksen't Opto-
metric offices in the BeU building in
PHONE RO 9-2557
Stay ton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m.
to 6:00 P. M No appointments ne­
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Mill City, Oregon
Eastern Star Members
Enjoy Potluck Meeting
A no-host dinner preceded the first
meeting of the current season for
Marilyn Chapter, No. 145, OES, at
Small forest owners are still an int­
Mike Kelly of Barstow. Calif., and portant part of Oregon’s timber in­ the lodge hall Monday evening. Com­
Ronnie Jones, of Salem, both left for dustry, operating 50 per cent of tile mittee for the dinner was made up
their respective homes after spending state’s private commercial forest of the line officers.
Presiding over the meeting for the I
the summer months at the home of acreage, an Oregon State college for­
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sig ester reports.
first time were the new worthy ma­
Jepsen.
While small forest holdings are tron and worthy patron, Julia Kemp
gradually being bought up by large and Walter Brisbin. Introduced as
Mrs. Arthur O'Rourke, and daugh­ operators, there are still about 35,- ■ distinguished guests were Jo Carrick
ter, Jeannie, from Ukiah, Calif., 000 so-called small owners in Oregon, of Stayton, junior past worthy ma­
I spent the past week at the home of says Charles Ross, OSC farm forestry tron of Acacia Chapter and Grand
i her father, George Cree. Jeannie re­ specialist.
Representative in Oregon for the
mained and will enroll at Mt. Angel
Small forest land ownership— 1 State of Maine; and Edna Hutcheson,
academy next week.
holdings of less than 5,000 acres— junior past worthy matron of Mari­
totaled 4,923,000 acres in 1952, latest lyn Chapter and a member of the i
, Estarl Fund Committee for the
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Frace and
i daughters, Linda and Claudia spent actual count reported by the U. S. for­ Grand Chapter of Oregon.
est service. Al private commercial for­
Saturday night and Sunday at the est lands in Oregon total 9,76,000
Dorothy Draper was installed as
Don Moffatt home. Miss Leona Lamb, acres.
W aider, as she was unable to be pre-
of Portland, came Sunday afternoon
Nearly one million acres of the sent for the regular installation in
and is spending a few days here.
small holdings fall in the 10 to 99- I June. .Mary Gulliford acted as instal­
acre class, mostly in western Oregon. ling officer, assisted by Edna Hut­
Mrs. Doris Morris, received word More than 21,000 western Oregon cheson as installing marshal.
that her younger son. Carroll Mor­ owners in this class operate a total
It was announced that Celeste
ris, who is in the Air Force, was of 835,000 acres.
Dickinson, Associate Grand Matron,
leaving New York for Iceland where
Clackamas county leads the state will make her official visit here at
he will be stationed for a year. His in numbers of owners in the 10 to 99- the regular meeting December 8.
wife will remain with her relatives acre class with 2,550 owners having
An invitation for a reception hon­
in New York.
115,000 acres. Lane county has 2,408 oring the abyve grand officer on Sat­
with 50,000 acres, and Jackson urday, September 27. in the Memor­
Mr. and Mrs. /. C. Kimmel went to owners
county's 2,006 small ow-ners total 88,- ial Union on the Oregon State Col­
Mitchell Sunday. The reported the 000 acres. Douglas county is also lege campus was read from St. Mary’s
temperature at 87 in Prineville, credited with 88,000 acres in this class chapter of Corvallis, a no-host din­
which was lower than here in Mill
ner to precede.
1,105 owners.
City. It will be remembered that Mit­ with
A further breakdown of small for­
The local chapter whs invited to
chell is the town which was flooded
est contributions to the state are attend regular meetings of Chad-
by a cloudburst last year.
made for ownerships up to 2,000 acres wick Chapter of Salem Tuesday
Picnicing at the State park west in western Oregon and up to 5,000 evening, October 7, and of Trinity
(acres in eastern Oregon. These forests Chapter of Salem, Friday evening,
of town Sunday were Otto and Gus are estimated to produce about two October 3.
Koeneke and Mary Hartman and (billion board feet annually with val­
Gladys Lake announced that the
their nephew and niece and family. ue at approximately $250 million.
pictures of all past worthy matrons
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Koeneke and
sons, Garry-, Larry and Terry and
Labor Day visitors at the home of of Marilyn chapter had been secured
daughter, Donna, and friend Diane Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verbeck were and were in the process of being
I their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. hung in the lodge ante-room.
Saari of Portland.
Under “good of the order,” Edna
and Mrs. Kirk Wirick, and four
As president of the Mill City Wom­ children, of Roseburg, the occasion Hutcheson gave a talk on the Estarl
an’s club. Mrs. Bill Hoeye announces being Mrs. Verbeck’s birthday. Also Fund, explaining that the term stands
the club will hold a 5:30 no-host pic- ' spending the day with the family for “Eastern Star Training Awards
r.ic next Tuesday evening, September were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Verbeck for Religious Leadership.” These
16, at the City Park. In case of in-lan(j two children of Stayton.
$500 scholarships are awarded to
clement weather, the affair will be I
youths who have dedicated their
held at Fir Manor, the high school • Harry White, accompanied by six lives to religious work, either in the
1 other members of the Chemeketans ministry, missionary work, church
home management house.
'climbed the North Sister mountain music, or youth leadership. It is a
A 7 pound 6*2 ounce son. named Sunday. Harry stated he ha# climbed national endeavor with all chapters
Randi Dean, was born to Mr. and 110 mountains this year. This was the participating, and collected funds re­
Mrs. Jame# E. Birkholz September last organized climb for the group | main in the home state. Mrs. Hutch­
9 at Santiam Memorial Hospital. this season. The Chemeketans have eson will visit 22 chapters in her
Maternal grandparent* are Mr. and a record of 29 years of climbing with­ mission for the Grand Chapter.
Mrs. Clyde Oliver of Gates, and pa­ out a fatality on an organized climb. ( Mrs. Carrick of Acacia Chapter also
ternal grandparents %re Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. James Swan, accom­ mentioned that she is chairman of the
Herbert Birkholz of Sublimity.
panied b.v Mr. and Mrs. John Swan, Estarl Fund for her chapter in Stay­
ton, and that she has plans to attend
Last Wednesday evening. Mr. and are on an extended trip to Kansas the Grand Chapter meeting of the
Mrs. Charles Kelly attended a din­ and Illinois where they planned to State of Maine next May m her ca­
ner meeting of the South Salem spend several weeks yisiting relatives. pacity as Grand Representative for
Lions club at China City in Salem. In The men have not returned to their that state from Oregon.
his capacity as District Governor, home state of Kansas since leaving
Also called upon for a few brief
Kelly assisted in inducting five new there many years ago. In Illinois,
remarks
were Mrs. Velma Carey of
the
travelers
will
visit
at
the
home
members into the club. President of
the group is Max Dolezal, formerly of John Swan’s «on, Estel "Brick” Gates, who was initiated into the
chapter during the summer months,
of Mill City, and a nephew of Charles Swan, and his family.
and Mrs. Purdy, a visitor from Scio.
Dolezal of this city.
Mrs. Robert Draper announced that'
The Morning Circle of the prewby-
Dinner guewts Friday evening at terian church met Thursday at the Mar.lyn Assembly, No. 60, Order of|
— Mrs. Robert Roach as Rainbow for Girls, will meet on Wed­
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell manse, with
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” ’1 nesday evening, September 10, at
An article
Cree were Mrs. Arthur O’Rourke and hostess for refreshments.
Jeannie from Ukiah, Calif.; Mrs. was read entitled: ‘‘He’s Got You which time the Grand Worthy Ad-j
James Cuthbert and Jimmie from and Me—in His Hands,” by Mrs. visor will make her official visit. Miss
Bend; George Cree, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly, who also headed the Phyllis Pate is worthy advisor for
Roger Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd brief business meeting. It was an­ the group; Dorothy Draper, mother'
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc­ nounced that Presbytery meets on advisor; and Ethel Huffman of Lyons
Morris, Mrs. William MsClintock, Tuesday, September 23, at Cottage is the new associate mother advisor,
replacing Mary Gulliford.
Patty, Mark and Rhoda Sue and the Grove; also that presbytery convenes
Following the chapter meeting
in Mill City on September 25.
hosts and son, Don.
Monday evening, a decorated cake
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The rustic country home of Mr. and honored the birthday anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brantner of
Mrs.
O. K. DeWitt, which is situated Rachel Olmstead, furnished by Add.e
Vallejo, Calif-, called at the home of
French, during an impromptu “snack”
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Turpin over the ' between Mehama and M.ll City on in the dining room.
(the
North
Santiam
River,
was
fea
­
weekend. They came via Weed, Cal.,
Klammath Falls and Bend, Oregon, tured in a two-page display of pic­ The Martha Troxel Circle of the
crossing the mountains over the North tures in the “Home and Garden” sec- Christian church is sponsoring a
Santiam Pass. They declared that the ■ tion of the Oregonian for last Sun­ "Canned Food Sunday” September
scenery over this pass is the most day, September 7. Interior views 28. Everyone is urged to bring any
beautiful and picturesque than they show the many antiques and heir­ kind of canned food to the church
ever witnessed, and they were not loom', owned by the DeWitts, includ­ that Sunday and the Martha Troxel
apprised of the fact before reaching ing oil paintings, a marble clock, a Circle will arrange transportation
Oregon and discovering it themselves. mahogany secretary and game table, for it to be taken to the Turner Me­
Mr. Brar.tner is Mrs. Turpin’s broth­ a massive sideboard in the dining morial home for retired Christian
er, whom she had not Men for more room, and last but not least, a Frank- ministers and their wives.
stove.
than 30 years.
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Please* Note Starting Time - 6:00 P. M. on Sunday
7:00 P. M. on Other Days
THl RSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11-12-13
TAB HUNTER. ETCH IK A < HOI REAU, in
“LAFAYETTE ESCADRILI,E”
American Pilots Fight in French Plane»
— PLUS —
ETHEL BARRYMORE, STUART WHITMAN, in
“JOHNNY TROUBLE”
A Mother Waite For Her Long-Lost ften’n Return
SUNDAY. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 14-15
(. \RY COOPER. SI ZA PARKER, in
“TEN NORTH FREDERICK”
Starts at 6:00 Sunday
DESSERT FLOWER
Hand and Body Lotion
s2 bottle for only $1
Beauty Ice
plus tax
by Shulton
A different skin moisturizer
Mill City Pharmacy
Dependable Prescription Service
J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
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