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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1959)
GATES 3—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE TH I RSDAY. JAM ARY 29. 1959 Mehama Women's Club Reports on Street Lights; More Money Is Needed Santiam Ripples THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Automotive & Industrial Mr«. H. N. Wilson Firemen Don t Have a Entered as second cías» matter Nr Members of the Santiam Canyon Maintenance By Judi Hoeye •»moer 10, 1944 at tne post office • Chance Extension unit had a workday at the MEHAMA—Mrs. Orville Bilyeu V ell, we are tied with Jefferson dill City, Oregon, under the Act of Welding, Diesel Engine Gate« Women's club house on Thurs The following dedicated to the and Mrs. Richard Janeway were host for first place in the league now, so March 3. 1879 day, and sanded the kitchen walls Gates and Mitl City Fire Depart esses for the meeting of the Mehama everyone at school is deliriously hap Service after the recent spackling job. Some ments was sent to The Enterprise Women’s <club at the club house py. Can you blame us. Life is so ex- i NATIO NA L EDITORIAL Shop or Field husbands have promised to help on i by Ed Chance, who is now at a guard Tuesday evening. The meeting was citing! |ASg>C3TI§H Delco Batterie« the ceiling job, then walls will be station near Santa Margarita, Calif. opened with the flag salute. Mrs. After the Sublimity game last Fri completed. The work is in charge of When the fire trucks are delayed Raymond Branch, president, presid Factory Equipment Ignition day night, the Pep Club sponsored a A F F111 A Tt ME MttR Mrs. Glenn Henness. 40 seconds in traffic, people say: ed a’ the business session with Mrs. dance on the gym balcony. St. Boni- ' Parts "It took them 20 minutes to get Ed Castle as acting secretary. The Gates Camp Fire girls en face was invited and everyone had ( Dealer for Airco Welding ! here. ” The street light committee report joyed a roller skating party Sunday a good time. W hen the truck races at 40 miles ed that there was still some money Product« at Lebanon, stopping al a drivein for Soon it will be St. Valentine’s Day, eats on the return trip. A vote of per hour, it’s: “Look at those reckless due for last year’s lights. Some pledges had not been paid though so a day which is important for at least j thanks is extended Mr and Mrs. Wil fools.” When four men struggle with an the committee should soon be able to two reasons. It is Oregon’s birthday lard Howell, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rynearson, Mr and Mrs. Stevens and eight-man ladder: "They don’t even start collecting for this year. Any and the day of the Sweetheart's ball liinun l.inn Counties, per year 83.** Jim and Veryl Hoover one wishing to make donations for the at Santiam. Everyone is in a rush to Mr. and Mrs. William Pennick for know how to raise a ladder.’’ OMaMe, Marion-Linn < ountien $3.6* Phone 2602 Mill Qty When firemen open windows for street lights are asked to leave the get a date for the ball. It is making furnishing cars for transporting the Telephone 6651 or 7005 group. Those enjoying the day were ventilation to reduce heat in fighting money at Golliet’s where the list of head- spin,-hearts pound and eye DON W. MOFFATT. Editor-Publisher lids flutter. The princes and princes Kirt Baughman. Warren and Frances a fire: “Look at the wrecking crew.” donations^s kept. When they open the floor to get The program planned for the even ses for the ball have already been i Reid of Mill City; Carol Schaer, Pat- ay and Bill Pennick, Ellen Howell. at the blaze: "There goes the axe ing was postponed so games were chosen. For the Freshmen they are ; played with Mrs. Lilly Wolfkiel and Robert Morgan and Virginia Urban; 1 Sheila Herron, Carol Blumenstein. squad.” If the Chief stands back where he Mrs. Bilyeu winning prizes. A group Sophomores, Dennis Jenkins and i Mary Lou Schroeder and cousin; Carol, Alene and Sharron Stevens, can see and dire.t his men, people from the Girl Scout troop is planning Carol Pate; Juniors, Jerry Tucker and Yvonne Dickie; Seniors, Rodney I Aloha Thomas, Linda Parker, Patsy i say: “He’s afraid to go where he1 on being present at the next meet- Schaer and Phyllis Bickett. Won’t sends his men. ” ng to give a short program. Morton, Susie and Dickie Rynearson they make a nice royal court ? if they lose a building: "It’s a lousy ' and their houseguests. JoNetta and The school is going to celebrate its I department.” Patti Wilson of Salem. Centennial during the month of ' If they make a good "stop,” folks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Craven arrived March. The homeniaking girls are all I say: "The fire didn't amount to Sunday from Sisters, to spend the busying themselves making century-1 much.” By Mrs. John Teeters day with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hol If 1 >ts of water is necessary: Mr.and Mrs. Art Anderson returned old dresses. And the boys are trying lis Tumidge. “They ale doing more damage with home last Monday from Richland, to grow Century old beards. Some of Kathy and Louis Kelle treated Wash., where they visited for several the men faculty are getting the spirit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert i water than the flames.” If a fireman gets hurt: "He was days with Mr. Anderson's sister and too Rumor has it, though, that one Kelle to a movie in Salem last week faculty member lost his when he I a careless guy. ” husband, the Tom Smiths. end, it being the parents 16th wed If a citizen gets hurt: “It’s a crazy Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hallock and washed his face with Boraxo instead ding anniversary. department.” Frank of Ocean Lake, visited the of Palmolive! If this is true, we Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dodge have If a fireman inspects a citizen ’ s first of last week with their daugh would like to recommend the 20 their second son, Matt Leo, bom Jan property: “He’s meddling in some ter’s family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene mule team product to some of the uary 24 at Santiam Memorial hos ecragley faced boys. Coles and daughters. pital in Stayton. Maternal grandpar body’s business." Mrs. Roles is very proud of her If he wants a fire hazard cor The Walter Johnson family visited ents are Mr. and Mrs. F.d Chance, Home Ec IV Class.And rightly so, rected: “ I ’ ll see the mayor. ” during the weekend with the Willard who are now living at Pozo Guard for Julie Randall got a prize in the If he kets killed and leaves a fam- Johnsons at Mapleton. Station, in California. ily destitute: "That’s the chance he I The Pre-School mothers neld their Make it with Wool Contest and Mrs. Glenn Henness drove to Dal Phyllis Pate just won first place for las Tuesray to spend the day with took when he joined the fire de- ■ regular monthly meeting in the Fel Marion county |n the cherry pie bak lowship '-oom of the church Wedens- her mother, Mrs. Roy Taylor, form partment.” day evening, January 21. The next' ing contest and Sandra Merry is erly of Gates. She was accompanied among the top 10 girls in the state • by Mrs. Margaret Rush and Mrs. meeting at the Northwest Christian, meeting of the group will be Febru contest for the Homemaker of To Every Wednesday Night ary 18. Hattie Cole of Mill City. The trip was college. They were met by Mr. and morrow contest and — -Whew ! bee Mr. and Mrs. Marian Branch and From 9 Until 10 to honor Mrs. Taylor’s recent birth Mrs. Donald Hobson, and later all what I mean? day, and Mrs. Henness baked the tra enjoyed a sightseeing tour of in three children of Sweet Home were Free Prize Every Game Unfortunately, the Junior play, Saturday guests at the Raymond ditional cake. teresting places, and a dinner at the Branch home. The men are brothers. “Rest Assured,” had to lie cancelled Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Turnidge were Hobson home. The group included Dance To The Music Of The until next fall because the mumps hosts Tuesday for a family dinner. Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt, Mrs. Oliver1 Sharyn Shrock of Stayton was a laid low the leading man. So now the weekend guest of Bettie Coles at her Guests were her daughter, Mrs. Rob Watson, Mary Howell, Mrs. Floyd Cascade Western Trio Seniors are looking for a play to pro ert Kelle, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Swaim, Mrs. W. B. Hirte, and Bob, home here. vide entertainment. Be sure to save EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT The Edward Walz family were the Chris Knutson of Mill City, her Blumenstein. guests Sunday of Mrs. Walzs’ broth your pennies so you will tie able to uncle, Albert Schrump and a cousin, Errol McWhirk, son of Mr. and ers family. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil see the production for it's bound to 1 Cy Shannon Cora Reader, all of Everett. Wash. Mrs. Don McWhirk, is a patient at Triick and children of Dallas. be funny; the Senior class is just Next Sunday, February 1 the young Emmanuel hospital in Portland this full of clowns and jesters. EVERY SATURDAY The Mehama firemen spent most people of the Gates Community week, following foot surgery. He will church will have charge of the morn be unable to continue his course at of the day Sunday installing the new Try Our Delicious ing services. The workday last Sat- Oregon College of Education at Mon fire siren. nurday was successful. Oliver Wat mouth this semester, but hopes to en STEAKS CHICKEN son, Harold Morton, Willard Howell, roll again for the summer term. If you like to keep your measuring spoons together, try using a key chain Clare Henness, Mr. Collins and R. L- Mrs. Robert Oliver, secretary, You'll Enjoy Spending an Evening Here. Freeman made a good showing on Mrs. Harry Harmon, Mrs. Bob Kelle which allows more room than the the siding job for the new room, and Mrs. Oliver Watson attended a original ring. under the direction of Bob Blumen Legion Auxiliary meeting Thursday stein. Bruce Blumenstein. three Col at the home of Mrs. Blanche Syver- Fumes from cleaning fluid, contain lins boys and Joey Hirte also work son in Mill City, Placemats were ing carbon terachloride can be poison- Phone UL 9-2171 Mehama, Oregon ed diligently, and all enjoyed a pot made for hospital trays. The next us if breathed excessively. Follow di luck dinner at noon. Marcia Barn- meeting is to he held at the home of rections for use on label when using. hardt assisted in serving. Another Mrs. Oliver Watson. workday has been planned for Feb ruary 7, weather permitting. To drain whole slices of canned Word has been received of the pineapple easily, slip the slices onto birth of a second son, to Mr. and the handle of a wooden spoon and Mrs. Daniel Romey, who are living suspend over the edges of a bowl. in Corvallis where Romey attends OSC. The baby has been named Joseph Ic cream in paper cartons will keep Daniel, and arrived January 20. its quality longer in a home freezer if 1 Grandmother is Mrs. Louisa Wrig- it is given an overwrap of heavy foil j glesworth, and this is her third or other freezer wrap. grandchild to arrive this winter. Several members of the Gates Community church drove to Eugene SI BS( RIRE TO THE MILL (TTY Wednesday afternoon for a business ENTERPRISE TODAY! $3.00 a Year Hoover's Repair MEHAMA FREE BINGO See Us for Printing The Mill City Enterprise fast... Dependable The Riverview Cafe Homelite Chain Saw 9 "Give Us Muffins Galore!" Announces the Grand Opening of $ MARSHALL'S SAW SHOP Gates, Oregon 0 You’re Invited To Our £ OPEN HOUSE Sat. Feb. 7 FREE COFFEE andDOUGHNUTS Win a New HOMELITE Saw FREE!! Your choice of any of these Three Homelite Chain Saws Be sure to sign up for the draw ing Saturday, February 7th. 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