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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1959)
Automotive & Industrie Maintenance Welding, Diesel Engine Service Shop or Field Delco Batteries Factory Equipment Ignition Parts Dealer for Airco Welding Products Hoover's Repair MAYTAG NORM’S Tile Greatest Name in v.V ‘.SHERS and DRYERS Furniture Upholstering AVAILABLE NOW At Your Own SANTIAM CANYON DEALER Fast, Efficient Factory Trained Sales and Service As Close As Your Phone Jim and Veryl Hoover Phone 2602 Mill Qty LYONS PLUMBING Phone I'L 9-2355 Lyons, Oregon SPECIALS Thursday, Friday, Saturday, February 19-20-21 VITAMIN C 2 100 mg bottles $1.90 VITAMIN C 2 250 mg bottles $3.75 ASPIRIN TABLETS, 100s, 2 bottles..................54c Oro Denture Cleaner, $1.20 value 2 for 89c COLGATE SPECIALS New Liquid LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO Reg; $ 1.20 value 2 for 99' Power Packed COLGATE DENTAL CREAM Free Sponge Clothes Brush 98' COLGATE DENTAL CREAM With Gardol, large tube Plus Free Hairbrush 69' . . ...... - SILICARE SPECIAL Regular $3.00 value s MILL CITY PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service Mill City, Oregon Phone 6651 480? Silverton Road, N. E. Salem, Oregon Mary Kelly, Woman s Editor Campfire and Bluebirds To Plant Tree at School Panel Discussion on Old Newspaper Held At Toastmistress Meet Mill City campfire girls and Blue- . i< wi l ¡a'ti ijate in the Nation al Golden Jubilee birthday project Saturday F« bruary 21. The project, h i having for its theme, Con- iervation, observes the 50ih birtnday o! Campfire. The girls will plant a Silk tree on the grounds of the New Santiam high school. This tree has been purchased by the girls with money collected at their , meetings. The planting will take place at 2:30. The Mill City Campfire group is sponsored by the Mill City Womans Club, with individual sponsors from the club assisting e ch gloup. Camp fire and Biueb rd leaders include Mrs. Wendell Heller, who is also Leaders association chairman; Mr-. George Po nnan, Mrs. Al Pakula, .Mis. Ja k Duggan, Mis. Lester John son, Mi.. Delbert Goforth and Mrs. Burton Buioughs. I Low Overhead - Low Prices Private Services Held For DeLyle Howard Dike I * Private funeral services were con ducted for DeLyle Howard Dike at the \\ eddle Mortuary in Stayton on Tue-day aft rnoon, February 17. with the Rev. T aothy Seidler, Vicar of St. Pauls Episcopal Church of Sil<m, of- ficiating. Interment was at Fairview Cemetery n<ar Gates. DeLyle Howard was born in Wau kegan, Illinois, on August 21». 18»1- She had lived in Oregon since 1005, and wa- married to Lee D.ke on Sep tember 10, 1008. She passed away in a Salem hospital where she has been hospitalized for over two years. Surviving are tne husband, Lee Dike of Mill City, and a daughter, Gweneth Dike Lindenmayer (Mrs. John Edward t, f Eureka California; also a sister, Winifred Homan, of Denver, Colorado. Soloists at the cemetery were Gwen Schaer and her daughter of Gates. Pallbearers, all Oddfellows, were Bert Morris, Otto Witt, Herbert Schroeder. Elmer Stewart, Ray White, and August Koeneke. Free Pickup and Delivery Write or Call EM 3-0116 for Service. WE HAVE The Mid City Toastmiatreaa club • Toys met at Fir Manor Thursday night in 9 Hobbies another of it* serie, of meetings for • Athletic Gds. this year on a "Survey of the Arts,” • Guns A. Amo. this one under the heading of “Mas- • Fishing Tackle ter Melodies.” Sue Poole gave the welcome and presided over the busi- • Johnson Motors nesg session. Plans were discussed • ICeLoading Comp. for the club’s participation in the in • Boats and Trailers ter-area speech contest, scheduled for • Rod and Reel Repair February 26 at Mari-Linn school in £ Schwinn Bikes & Repairs Lyons. The inspoiation for the evening was given by Mary Jane Chance Hostesses serving dessert before the rheeting were Yvonne Crandall and SPORTING GOODS Sue Poole. Topicmistress was Leao 185 First St Johnson, whose theme was “Compos Stayton, Oregon ers’ Clues,” slips of paper bearing music titles being given each member Woman's Club Hold Meet who named the composer and gave a I brief sket h of each. At Jerry Pittam Home ' Toastmistress for the evening wan Twelve members of the Mill City Faustina Nesbitt. Jane Roach and Woman's Club attended the regular _. . _. , . , r , ± • Mary Jane Chance, winners of the meeting Tuesday n:ght at the home of r lying DIue DI rd S EnterTain speech contest on the local level, will Mrs. Gerald pittam, with Mrs. James Mothers at Tea Tuesday F MIDDLE AtoL IS I HL W| compete in the inter-area contest. Putman and Mrs. Lee Ros» as re- : <• The Flying Bluebirds under the The traveling prize for the best freshment hostesses. Mrs. B i 1 1 > TIME IN A man ' s LIFE $ impromptu topic speech was won by Hoeye presided over the short busi leadership of Mrs. Al Pakula and , LUHEN HIS STOMACH < Mrs. George Poorman entertained Faith Veness, who gave the educa ness meeting. \ Mothers at a tea Tuesday afternoon j GOES OUT ON A CAREER tion talk on “The Human Voice is Mrs. Harry Mason reported on the the Instrument of God.” CARE project for Greece which the at the Lions club building. It was to OF ITS OWN I Six members participated in a pan- club will undertake during the first also show the mothers a demonstra tion meeting with games, craft work i el discussion on items from a 1V10 week in March. * newspaper (taken from the Centen Report was made of the recent club- , and the short business meeting carried nial edition of the Oregonian.) Leao sponsored polio clinics, during the 3 on as usual. Serving as president was Peggy Johnson and Faith Veness told of sessions of which a total of 3V5 per i John Phillip Sousa’s visit to Port sons received the shots administered Sue Cooper; secretary, Cynthia Co- . land and Yvonne Crandall and Sue by Dr. J. W. Reid with vaccine pur bine. The girls presented their mothers I Poole discussed "Lowering Steps on chased through J. C. Kimmel, who al Streetcars” (to keep men from leer so allowed a special purchase of other with corsages and served them re-1 ing at ladies, it was explained.) Jane i supplies to assist the project. freshments. | A name was drawn “from the hat” i Roach and Kora Prichard described j Nurses donating their time were “Fashions of the Times,” the latter Miss Mary Ida Acheson, Mrs. Neil ' to represent the group at the tree I also giving a book report on “The Swift, Mrs. Tom Morris, Mrs. Ken planting at the school Saturday withj Flying Kite.” neth Baine, and Mrs. Lois Crispin of Carol M.Call the lucky girl and Susan Panel evaluation of the speeches Idanha. Others assisting included Kelly as alternate. However, all girls . was by Sue Poole and Eleanor La- Theora Humphreys, Phyllis Muise, are asked to attend. Members present for the meeting Faith Lettie Swan, Helen Kimmel, Jackie Munyan. Grammarian was Veness and lexicologist was Y vonne Farrier, Cecil Croan, Agnes Carlson, were: Peggy Cooper, Linda Poorman, NOW is the time in your life when you should learn how to Crandall. Mary Jane Chance served D .n Carlson, inn-uii Winifred _ Moore, _____ —______ Lenore iSigrid Pakula, Susan Kelly, Carol as Timer and Eleanor LaMunyan •*> Lee Ethel Huchinson, Lora Mason, 'McCall, Sandra Mainer and Cynthia get your tire troubles cured at C obine. speech analyst. I — i Virginia Hoeye, chairman. TOM’S SHELL SERVICE. We and Guests for the evening were Kath Mrs. O. K. DeWitt reported on her can offer you a set of new tires leen Storey and Mrs. William Truitt. attendance at the State Federation Mrs. Herbert Whitaker was hostess and tubes that will afford you Mrs. Leo Poole took photographs Board meeting in Portland recently, at her home Wednesday afternoon for during the evening for the club scrap also a “Leaders’ Meeting” in Mon members of the Gertrude Shoemaker trouble-free driving pleasure. book. She also made the clever cov mouth. At her suggestion, the club Circle of the Christian church. Mrs. 1 ers for the programs. ' went on record as favoring the control Arthur Hedge presided at the busi | of posting billboards on the highways, ness meeting and Mrs. Hugh Jull Oddfellows and Rebekahs la measure relating to that subject I presented the program. Refresh- I being before a committee of the leg 'ments were served by the hostess to » Hold Centennial Party at I Mrs. Glen Shelton, Mrs. E. K. Fish, islature at the present time. Mrs. Nat Wills, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Members were requsted to bring Hall Friday Evening rs. Marvin Edwards, Mrs. Floyd their discarded nylons to the March A Centennial party was held Fri meeting, at which time film slides Shepherd, Mrs. Arthur Hedge, Mrs. We Give S & II Green Stamps day evening at the IOOF hall by mem I Hugh Jull, and Mrs. Larry Lawrence, Phone 7984 will be shown on textiles. MiH City bers of Santiam Rebekah Lodge, Mill Entertainment Tuesday night con Timmy, Cathy, and Connie. City Oddfellows and invited guests. Mrs. I)«n Carlson, Noble Grand, was sisted of clever games arranged by Mis. Robert Roach, with several mem in charge of arrangements for the bers w.nning prizes. affair. Many colorful and authentic At the close of the evening, delicious Centennial costumes were worn; with dessere was served by the two host the men displaying their fast grow esses, Mrs. James Putman and Mrs. ing beards. Mrs. John Swan won the “Style Ross, assisted by Mrs. Pittam. CAMP’S Service KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR 10 lb. bag 89 « BLUHILL Margarine 5 lbs. 98* MAYFLOWER Cottage Cheesepinttub 21c BLUE BELL FLOOR COVERING SPECIAL Show" event with her outstanding gown and accessories. Sid Baughman | was voted man with the most stylish beard. Background music of old time recordings were played throughout the evening. Refreshments were served late in the evening by a committee of Re bekahs. 59c Triple-Pak Potato Chips 49' N. B. C. SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS 1 pound box 25* 2 pound box 49* How Long Since Your Watch Was Cleaned ? I««« th« v«t«k 1 Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hunter and son and daughter, of Gervais were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter. The dinner was in honor of Debbie’s birthday, which falls on Valentine’s day; Mrs. Frank Hunter, whose natal date is February 16. In the afternoon they j went to Detroit dam where the l yougsters played in the snow and j later the party was shown through the powerhouse and personnel at the ¡dam explained the workings of the plant I I FREE HOME PLANNING EXPERT WATCH INSPECTION 25 lb. bag 87' Hundreds of plans and WHITE variations in our files can Grapefruit 8 lb. bag 49e help you decide what you Red & White Store On The Highway Afe give Penny Saver Stampe Phone 2671 Mill Qty Ore. Mill City Jewelry TefepfeMto 1843 MILL CITY *» Un C.e«uiM Factory Parts 4 need in that home you want to build. Just drop Linoleum Rugs $6«95 Also Some Remnants At Special Price Service & Quality Hardware A. and M. Toman Mill City, Oregon Giant Fab or Vel each 59* Boyd's COFFEE 1 lb. 69' BISQUICK large box 37* IGA SNOW KREEM or GOLDEN KREEM SHORTENING 3b ,,n 69* in and let us know that WE FEATURE you'd like to get some Mayflower Dairy Products DALE’S FOOD MARKET planning ideas. Kelly Lumber Sales XÎ7 9 X 12 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Feb. 19-20-21 •tteeat«M«ayvar. N«cteet today-nay anaa ecwtly rapafr btlte tomorrow Baker’s Linoleum sq.yard$L75 SPECIALS •M m M b« dauwd «*4 «Oad POTATOES A Real Bargain 5 PATTERNS INLAID Open Saturdays Ph. 6803 Mill City, Ore. Don't Forget Your 2°/o Discount. Phone UL 9-2494 Lyons, Oregon
