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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1959)
4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1959 FOR QUALITY JOB PRINTING See The Mill City teterpriae TnP Qoabtg printing, priced sight. Fast service too. Phone 1-661. Night* 7M6. NEW and USED Furniture ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ CARPETING and LINOLEUM Jarful CO m P i fTr mow We Give and Redeem Penny Saver Stamps 367 3rd St. Stayton 'lite, 'Ì/Uomasili, Paw Faith Rebekah Lodge Names U.N. Committee of Norma Pennington, and anyone liking to quilt their help would be ap- prec.ated. At the social hour refresh ments were served with a birthday cake honoring the birthdays of Janu ary, with Helen Anderson and Fra»- I ees McCarley the committee. The com mittee fur the next meeting will be Mabel Bass and Mildred Carr with a Valentine party. i ~~ I I ■ LYONS—The regular meeting of Faith Robeaah lodge w-as held Wed nesday evening with Hazel Lewis, i ¡noble grand, Gestrude Weidman, Vice grand, Florence Branch secretary and ! Jean Roberts treasurer in the chairs. ¡The usual routine of business was Automotive & Industrial 1 carried out and the si k reported on. ¡Mildred Carr and Beulah Lewis were Maintenance Miss Mildred Julia Toman of Santa I appointed on the United Nations com- Barbara bn-ame the bride of William Welding, Diesel Engine 1 mittee to meet with the Stayton G. Griffen of B:iker>-fieid at 2 p. m. j committee. Long-range goals to boost personal Service Sunday, January 18th in the First Zona Sischo out going noble grand ' income in Oregon—now lower than year in Oregon—and the fact that 30 I Methodist church. Shop or Field ' presented her officers of the year The Rev. Frank C. Matthews of the national average—will be a key out of every 100 Oregon young people I with a beautiful crocheted doily. Not Delco Batteries topic for some 400 small discussion do not finish high school. ficiated at the double ring service, at Proposed forms of taxation, unifi 1 only did she present to her officers groups throughout Oregon, starting Factory Equipment Ignition tended by 100 guests. February 1. cation of school districts, and various but also to those who had helped fill ■ Parts 1 The bride, daughter of Mr. and Oregon’s per capita income of ways Oregon may bolster its general in during the year when there was I Mrs. Albert Toman, Mill City, has Dealer for Airco Welding a vacancy, making a total of 23 in I been a social worker in the adoption $1.914 in 1957 compared to the $2,027 economy are up for disussion. all. Zona who is one of the most | Products i national average is a focal point for “ Opinion ballots ” supplied with agency of Santa Barbara County faithful lodge members lives up the Welfare Department for more than I Oregon Great Decisions discussion fact sheets will measure aproaches ’Elkhorn road about 12 miles and very j three years. Mr. Griffin is the son of groups to study ways in which Ore most favored by discussion group seldom m sse- a meeting or is late and members. Ballots will be tabulated ¡Mrs. Charles Griffen of Los Angeles. gon may strengthen its economy. Study materials are supplied in a and results announced by Oregon comes through all kinds of weather. Jim and Veryl Hoover Mr. Toman gave his daughter in Heler. Johnston president of the marriage. She wore a white, modified fact sheet, “What Frontiers In Ore State College extension service. Phone 2602 Mill Qty Three Links made an announcement Gov. Mark Hatfield, in recent com- princes* style gown with bodice of gon’s Future,” prepared by Oregon that the quilt is stilj in at the home State College staff members. jmendation of the program, said “ re- re-embroidered cotton lace with peou Rapid population increases in re i suits of the opinion ballot can be of de soie skirt. Her illusion veil was Oregon's 1 immesurable benefit to both the attached to a crown of imported lace cent years have swelled and pearls. White orchids and roses “labor pool” faster than job oppor legislative and executive branch of 1 tunities, the fact sheet points out. If Oregon government.” were in the bridal bouquet. “We welcome these opinions which Maid of honor was the bridegroom’s industrialization is the solution for ¡sister, Miss Lois Griffen of Oxnard, more jobs, are Oregonians prepared I come after careful study for they I I formerly of Santa Barbara. She wore to face the community problems that might well form the basis for con structive a.'tion,” the governor stated | an empire style dress of Dior blue usually come with such expansion? Persons interested in obtaining Other current issues presented in You'll Never Do Any silk organza with fluted neckline. small The bride’s nie.es, Misses Sharon the fact sheet include education costs study materials or joining discussion groups and Kathleen Rose of Granada Hills, —now increasing about $10 million a neighborhood Better Than Buying A should see their local county exten were flower giriB and wore dresses of sion agent, reports state chairman powder blue nylon organza with vel Christian Church Making FLYING A BAKERY Mrs. Mabel Mack, assistant director vet head bands. of OSC extenson service. Residents All attended carried yellow roses and Plans for Progressive Year Guarantee Only Long Life of Portland should contact the World carnations with blue streamers. Luncheon February 25 Affairs Council. Robert A. Griffen of Los Angeles Dependability Great decisions—a 10-week study The CWF of the Christian church was his brother’s best man. Ushers of local and national issues — -began | met Wednesday afternoon. Extensive . were Richard Antram of Alhambra, Lots of Pep land Harold Purdy, Jr., of Santa Bar plans are underway for a progressive January 25 with a review of Oregon Plus Your Old Battery bara. Mrs. Toman wore a silk avoca- luncheon to be held at the church history and potential growth for the do color dress with small matching February 12 at 12 noon. Tables will future in keeping with Oregon's Cen hat and white accessories and Mrs. be decorated to represent the coun tennial observance. Later discussions will deal with Griffin the groom’s mother, wore an tries recently studied by the Mis i elec trie blue color crepe dress also sionary circles. The menu will also foreign policy issues outlined in fact We Give S & H Green Stamps ¡with -mall matching hat and white be in keeping with the theme. Mrs. sheets by the Foreign Policy asso- accessories. Both wore golden color Milton Roten will head the program, • iation, a nonpartisan, nonprofit,' Mrs. William McClintock ¡chrysanthemum corsages. ,....... «... ... -------- ---- will be in ducational agency. Great decisions is A wedding reception was held In charge of decorations and Mrs. Ar- sponsored in Oregon through more the church parlors. The new Mrs. ■ t^ur Hedge and Mrs. Glen Shelton than 25 state agencies and organiza Phone 7442 Highway 22 Mill City Griffen wore a navy blue silk suit will be hostesses. Mrs. Jane Land tions. with red accessories when leaving P<*n the music and Mrs. Ri hard for a trip to Nevada, Arizona and, Freeman w-11 lead the devotions. La- I Southern California. After January dies from the churches at Gates and 30, the Griffens will live in Bakers- Detroit will be special guests, I ” Following the meeting Wednesday field. " “ ........................... The desire to share with others— Mr. Griffen received a degree in refreshments were served by Mrs. my newly found feelings on the true Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Feb. 5-6-7 the William Shepherd, Mrs. William Mc meaning of freedom has led me to ex business administration front University of California at Los A li Clintock and Mrs. Milton Roten. Mrs. press my opinion through one of our geies. He is now employed by the Herbert Whitaker presented the pro- fundamental freedoms—the press, Freedom is second nature to most Guy F Atkinson Co. The bride re grim and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd led' ~ Americans; and to secure in ones mind ceived her BA degree from Lewis am! the devotions. the cherished meaning of this word t lark College in Portland and her I is a valuable experience. 1 found the Master’s in social work at the Uni "Ever Widening Circles" treasure in this word through the versity of Southern California. She | reading of books, and newspapers. So is also a graduate of Mill City High. Theme of Circle Meeting SPREADIT The Friendship Circle of the Pres 'the free press has enriched niy thoughts of this byterian church met at the home of beloved nation of A hen ill Need of Printing Mrs. lion Paul last Tuesday evening. ours. Any nation has its pitialis and Buv it in Mill Citv from ' Opening meditation was given by Vir- disappointments, but that which 11 I C’IT'V I? NIT Rtf 1» If IS I«' *f’n*a Hoeye from 'I he Acts. The America has proves to outweigh the villaLa VII I ILlx iralvl it I. r. 'business meeting was presided ovei discrepancies. This nation has given LIBBY'S i by Edna Helgath, new circle chair me a content, a new pride, and at the 46 Oz. Tin same time a turmoil of aux.ties and man. The program was arranged by liars arise—and yes—questionable Dorothy Ziebert on the topic “Ever- aatreds for the voices of tryanny and Widening Circles.” Refreshments oppression wh:<h overrule many of the world's countries. Here the shout of were served by the hostess. Attending the meeting were Elean- ■ «listatorship is quehed by the church NEBERGALL'S SKINLESS or LaMunyan, Florence More, Elsie bells, radio Mild television, aim the r.pple ot paper at the polls. Here the Ohmart, Dorothy Ziebert, JoAnn Eak n, Edna Helgath, Eleanor Pa cry of tyranny is stilled by the state kula, Helen Harris, Loretta Berg, ot liberty in which our country be Evangelyn Fleetwood, Virginia lieves. Hoeye, and the hostess, Edith Paul. . Freedom walks with us—it cloaks us in a brightly colored cape. Not a Rev. Robert Roach attended the T. day i> .-pent that tne ecnoeo of free Moore lecture at the Theological dom a.e not bean! at our footsteps. Seminary at San Anselmo near San Lach ot our senses is affected by its Phone UL 9-2494 Lyons, Oregon Francisco last week, returning on whisper, its toll, its cries, loliow in I tins pain, Enrich your out.ook on liv Friday. The series of lectures was on “Chri-tian Ethics,” meaning Chris ing by reading, and thus learn to love tian behavior. While in the Richmond tins tand etched with .nuumerable area. Roach attended a conference of pathways of freedom. January 27, 11'59, Mill City, Oregon social workers and ministers on “The Adolescents." The main speaker was SP Dr. Paul Lehman, Professor of Di vinity at Harvard Divinity School, who spoke about “The Context and Heart-shaped and special, Structure of Christian Behavior.” Mrs. Roach and the children, Susan for your t alentine'» Dav and Robbie, went along on the trip to visit at the home of the grandpar ents, Dr. and Mrs. Roach. Editar Mary Kelly, Woman $ s Editor Phan» Phone 625 Needs Due for Decisions Study Hoover's Repair For Dependable Starts How Long Since Your Watch Was Cleaned ? the Raes» watch aadated r.Nagiact ia aoatiy EXPERT WATCH INSPECTION FREE! La* us tnapaet your watch, lt’a worth • tsw momeats ot your time to find out wbather all’s wall There a no charge or obligation for this service. Why not drop in today 1 Baker's Mill City Jewelry THeptione 1843 M11J, CITY Wr Use Genuine Factory Parts AUTHO«IZ£Ö-| KEEPS**1 1 f . 3 s17.95 Our Station is Open 24 Hours a Day DRAPER'S FLYING A SERVICE Editor's Letter Box SPECIALS MARGARINE 5 lbs. 9! CHEESE 2 lb. loaf 5! 5* Tomato Juice 4 ce ms 99c FRANKS 1 lb. pkg. 55* DALE’S FOOD MARKET The Gingerbread House Re-Opens Saturday, Feb. 7 th Opening Special Vanilla Ice Cream 75c Half Gallon (FEBRUARY 7TH AND 8TH ONLY) tW** Personalized "Sweet Hearts The Best in Chocolates by A complete variety of smgle-serv* mg beart-shaped baked treats — *hatever yoar Valentine likes best! There are Sponge Cakes. Chiffon Cakes. Pecan Rolls. Coffee Cakes, and Sweet Rolls—all these varieties made up into individual, single serving hearts. What's more they are pcrtontltird with the name of your Valentine. Try these delicacies — all made rich and delicious, because we use the same ingredients vou use at home. And with each Valentine or der, a bonus: a specially-designed Valentine card' Order yours early. Valente Brown and Haley Packed in Attractive Valent Boxes MILL CITY PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service Phone 6651 Mill City, Oregon
