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»—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, APRIL 23. 1959 LOGGER'S CHOICE McCulloch's New CHAIN SAWS Super 55A 7h. p $329 and Up • • • Super 44A 7 h. p. 19 lbs. $239 and Up Model D36 s Mrs. Walter Brisbin Heads Women's Club school near Monterey, Calif., is one I Monday afternoon visitor* *t the of the 250 member Russian choir home of Mrs. Bessie Minich. Mrs. which placed first in the Sixth Army Minich is an aunt of Mrs. Wells and By Mrs John Teeter« talen contest held recently. Mc B» Eva Bressler Mr. Lyons. The clubhouse at Mehama was the Donald will gra laute about the end Leland Manning returned hoirie Gertrude Weidman, general chair scene of a pot luck family dinner of October and will receive an as GATES—The Gates Women's club Friday from the Santiam Memorial man and Ceiene Taylor, Pat Blum, hospital in Stayton, following surg Virgene Scott and Dorothy Downer Saturday evening. April 11. Relatives signment at that time. Mrs. McDon met Thursday in the clubhouse and ery Tuesday morning for an injured met at the home of Mrs. Donna As were present from Idaho and Cali ald (Beth Norton» is with her hus officers for the coming year were w. ...w w. --- — as - various - parts of ' band UWUU .UM L1ICU present address . • is — chosen as follows: President, Mrs as well and their foot he received while at work in the mussen Monday afternoon, to make . fornia wood*. It was necessary to amputate out the schedule and make plans for Oregon. Those enjoying the dinnerIjgpg Eighth, Apt. 4, Monterey, Calif, Walter Brisbin; vice president Mr«. Guest at Shower Hollis Turnidge; secretary, Mrs one toe and the end of another which ¡tire Spring flower show of the Lyons and visit were Mr. and Mri. Dan and ...... Mrs. Roy . Pate Thompson, ■ < . . , i mnnuwil, Mr. a<iu -• - honor Glenn Henness, and treasurer, Mr«. Mrs. Don Stensland was was broken. Garden club, which is to be held May and Mr and Mrs Rex guest at a stork shower held in the Harold Wilson. The study of Oregon The Auxiliary of Cascade Barracks 15. fellow, Earl McCarty, Mr. and Mrs. Fellowship room of the church Fri has been decided on as a project for 1238 <>f World War One held their Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens visit Marvin Vinning and daughter, Mr. day evening, April 17. with Mrs. meeting Thursday evening in the club 1959, each member to complete a house at Mehama, with a pot luck ed in Portland Sunday. They were ac and Mrs. William Longfellow, Mr. (Jerald Rockwell and Mrs. Bob Rash scrapbook, and several field trips companied by his mother. Mrs. Hen and Mrs. Austin Longfellow and fam- *as _ ___ „____________________ ____ will be made. New members will be hostesses. Several games were supper proceeding the meeting. Elec tion of officers was the main business. ry Stevens and Mrs. Aire Huber. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ear’. Longfellow I played with Mrs. James Hardy, Mrs. welcomed for this interesting pro ¡Elected were Mary Fink, president; Mrs. Huber called briefly at the home and sons and Mrs. Grace Bourbonnie. "’j, L Teeters, Mrs. Lilly Wolfkiel ject. More plans were discusaed for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Branch 1 and j, jf Teeters winning prix- the coming Santiam Canyon Fair on Opha Wilkseson, senior vice; Bea of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Hiat, junior vi e; Ethel Huffman, Keeley, also at the home of her sister left home last W ednesday and re- eg_ Mrs. Stensland was assisted in June 26-27-28. The club will sponsor turned Sunday afternoon from a trip ' opening her gifts by her ststero, Mrs. | secretary-treasurer and Kate Sieg, Mr. and Mr-. Vine Matheny Mr. and Mrs. James Swan of Mill to Nevada where they visited Mr. Harold Longfellow and Mrs. D. L. a series of coffee hours now, ths chsyiltn. Trustees aye Anne Petiroke, first of which was given in the club Mrs. Ollie Adams and Mr*. Cupp. City were Sunday evening guests Branch's sister and family, the Dar-1 Teeters. After the gifts were "passed house Tuesday.- - Throe new members were also initiat at the home of her sister, Mrs. AJ:e rell Kings of Babbitt. Mrs. King suf-' the hostesses served coffee and cake Most members plan to attend ths fered a heart attack in February and to Mmes. Charles Crook, Ed Castle, Marion County Federation meeting In ed, Ethel Huffman. MrMs. Ollie Ad Huber. Leo Cruson, who ha been employed is still confined to her bed. Elmer Taylor, Glenn Tinnney. H. W. Mill City April 30, with President am and Mrs. William Longfellow. Weekend guests at the E. J.’McCarley, B. L. Kirsch, Lilly Wolf- Brisbin giving the annua! report. There meetings are held on the third at The Dalles, is spending this week at his home here, due to badly cut Hughes home were Mr. and Mrs. D. *kiel, Ida Spriggs, Herbert Graen, Thursday of each month. Mrs. Jerry Rosamond’s Cub Scout» C. Hughes, Cynthia, Sheryl and Billy John Mack Jr., Harry Monroe, J. M. removed the rest of the wood from Mrs. Floyd Bassett went to Wald hand. Mrs. Roxie Trask of Salem, Mrs. of Astoria and Mr. and Mrs. M. V. "Teeters, James Hardy, Harold Long- port Thursday afternoon, called there the Club parking area, a» their "good by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Venetfca Sherrett of Portland and Frame of Oakridge Additional Sun-‘fellow, D. L. Teeters, and the honor deed,” which is appreciated by ths Mrs. Ethel Trask of Stayton were , Dick Haseman. day guests at the Hughes home were guest, Mrs. Stensland. Among those club members. Plans to have the ardti Mis* Beulah Lewis left Thursday Saturday afternoon visitors at the Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer of Lea- 1 who sent gifts but were unable to covered with sawdust chips are also for Carmicheal, California, where she home of Mrs. Bert Lyons. Mrs. Lyons burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rash come were: Mmes. L. E. Wallen, will be a guest at the home of Mr. is a sister of Mrs. Roxie Trask and and children. Merie Phillips, Oren Small, Luther Mrs. Sherrett. Visitors during the weekend at the Stout, Scott Brown, Bonnie Wagner, and Mrs. Jim Phelps for the next Mrs. Helen Saucier of Mill City Harry Monroe home were Mrs. Mon- Austin Longfellow, Boyd Norton, Al- Something to aefl? Thea try a week. The Phelps are former residents and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyons were roe's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. ! len McDonald, William Bilyeu, Larry Classified ad in The Enterprtoa. of Lyons. Bea Hiatt was hostess for the Wed Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Max Montgomery and son, D*avid, of Kimsey, Pearl Allaway, Raymond Roseburg. David is home on a two Branch, Jennie Moe. Ray Roberts, nesday afternoon card club with her Bessie Minich. Members of Cascade Barrick* 1238 week’s leave from the Navy. party held at her home. Several tab Grant Smith, Walter Johnson, Eugene WE HAVE les of 500 followed a one thirty des of World War I, held ineir meeting Mr. and Mrs. Reno Miletta of Sa- Cole, Chris McDonald, Blanche Mos sert luncheon. High score was held by in the club house in Mehama. Thurs lem were Friday evening guests of Donald, Frank White, Leo Kirsch, K. I J. Golliet, Louis Pooler, R. E. Ruth Lyons, low by Charlotte Thiel, day, April 16. The district vice Mr. and Mr*. Scott Brown. • Hobbies and the traveling prize was drawn by commander was present for the meet Mrs. Eva Crook visited a couple'Shields and G- V. Christensen, • Athletic Gds. - Berniece Bridges. Other* attending ing. Two new memoers took the oo- of days the last of the week with ligations. A potluck supper preceed- • Guns & Amo. her daughter ’ s family the Hubert were Mabel Downing, Eulalia Lyons, • Fishing Taokle Katie Sieg, Ethel Huffman, Jaunita ed the meeting. All World War I Seamsters of Salem. The Selamsters Wright, Rose Bassett, Lottie Grosso, ! Veterans are welcome at these brought Mrs. Crook home Sunday af O Johnson Motors ternoon. Donna Asmussen, Carrie Naue, Ce affairs. • Reloading Comp. Mr. and Mrs. Rai Hampton, and The Mehama Pre-school Mothers Judi Hoeye iene Taylor, Doris Roy and Bertha • Boats and Trailers children, Mr. and Mrs. Norman John Allen. met at the home of Mrs. Bonnie Wag- The big sews of the week is that • Rod and Reel Repair Rev. Ruth Cotton spent Tuesday son and sons of Salem were Sunday ner Thursday evening, April 20. A of the Prom. All week excitement and • Schwinn Bikes & Repairs and Wednesday at the home of her dinner guests at the home of their large group of mothers were present tension had been building up to a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker. for the evening. 1 Regular, business sfortzando, the moment of the Prom. daughter and family in Portland. Mrs. Jack And finally the time came and ev- The Smorgasbord dinner served by Additional guest was Mrs. Bodeker’s was transacted and the Three Lings club of Faith Rebe father, Elmer Hiatt. The occasion Klundt gave a report on her visit to eryone’s hopes were fulfilled. The de kah lodge Thursday evening was well honored the Sth birthday annivers- the Oregon State Blind School kind corations were beautiful—“out of SPORTING GOODS ergarten. A discussion was held on this world.” The theme was, by the attended. Clara Shelton from Mill aiy of Margo Lee Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons were Sun- the proper amount of sleep needed way, “An Evening in Outer Space.” 185 First St. City held the lucky number for Stayton, Oregon the quilt and Mis. Paul Pennington of day guests at the home of their for school children and some plans Isn’t that heavenly ? Lyons won the clothes hamper and daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. were made for the school picnic. Re- Earlier the same evening, the Ed Gisler and family at Marion. freshments were served by Mrs. Junior-Senior Banquet was given in i what it contained. » Mrs. Robert Franklin was honored Wagner. Mrs. Frank Spellmeyer, Mrs. Hugh honor of the Seniors. What a meal. Pfc Allen C. McDonald, who is in Swiss sti-ak and all the trinimins*. It Johnston, Mrs. William Carter. Mrs. at a shower held at the Melvin Peck James Wright, Mrs. Gerald Linde hun e Friday evening. Games furnish the Army Security Agency and has was so delicious that nearly everyone Automotive & Industrial mann and Mrs. Donna Asmussen, ed the entertainment and after the been attending Russian language got that overstuffed feeling. Maintenance members of the Lyons Extension unit, opening of the gifts, refreshments Friday morning, repesentatives of were in Albany Tuesday to attend were served to Mrs. Franklin and the Armed Forces were here to dis Welding, Diesel Engine Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gulick of Sa cuss enlistment with the Juniors the annual Spring Festival of the Mms. Carl Schiewek, David Kilgore, lem were Sunday guests at the home Otto Olsen, Lewis Russell, Monroe Linn County Extension. Service and Seniors. It was interest ng, all Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye went to j Walker, Alvin Garrison, Ben Frank of Mrs. Donna Asmussen and daugh learned lots, in . if ve’re to believe Shop or Field Eugene Tuesday afternoon, where lin, Dallas Franklin, Jay Beebe, Mar ter, Mildred. rumors, seveial of t e bo> * signed Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt were Delco Batteries they attended funeral services for her jorie Nash, Mary Schiewek, Carol their names. uncle, John P. Saunders, who passed Garrison, Carol Franklin, and B. Sunday guests in Portland «t the Recently Rodney Stubbs, Eugene Factory Equipment Ignition away at his home in Cottage Grove. Gustafson. Sending gifts were Mmes. home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Skaug, Darril Hershberger, and Oscar Parts Mrs. Harry Reeves. Mr. Reeves, who 'Calvin Culberson, Marvin Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wells from Harris skipped schcol for two days f has bean seriously ill following a Dealer for Airco Welding Bud Mrs. Mill Valley, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schiewek and —with the principal, who took them ' stroke, is somewhat improved. Walker. Products Jinunie Lyon* from St. Helens, were to visit the vocational school at Eu gene ¡.t OTI. at Klamath Falls. The boys say this was one case of “hook- eyplayi lg” that waa educational. Jim and Veryl Hoover Spring has arrived. Know how I can tell? Becaus- Spring fever is Phone 2602 Mill Qty plaguing the student body. MEHAMA Santiam Ripples $179.95 and Up Model Mac D30 $149.95 and Up Raymond Branch & Son Equipment Company Phone UL 9-2140 Mehama, Oregon CAMP’S Hoover's Repair New Arrivals The Canyon’s Biggest Show Canyon Centennial Talent Show SATURDAY, APRIL 25 ADMISSION 8:00 P. M. ADULTS 75c; CHILDREN 35c Stayton Grade School Gymnasium ■Mr OVER 100 PARTICIPANTS NOVELTY' ACTS DANCES - QUARTETS INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS VOCAL SOLOS BOB SCHWARTZ and ED BELL, Masters of Ceremonies SPONSORED BY GEHT TEAGUE C3EVRSLET STAYTON, OREGON Born April Í to Mr. and Mr». Ar- nold Palmer of Gates a son, Le Roj Gene, weighing 5 pounds 8Vt ounces. Born April 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Jer- aid Basl, Rt. 1. Stayton, a daughter, ; Bonnie Sue, weighing 6 pounds 6 ; ounces. Born April 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Lar- | ry Silbernagel of Rt. 1. Scio, a son, Randal] Joseph, weighing 7 pounds 1 154 ounces. Born April 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Clare D. Henness, Gates a daughter, Susan Kay, weighing 7 pounds 7V< ounces. Born April 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert M. Derrick, Mill City, a son, Rickie Don, weighing 8 pounds 9s* ounces. Born April 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William O- Bilyeu, Mehama a son, Jesse Otto, weigh in g 5 pounds 14 ounces. Born April 14 to Mr. and M rs. James W. Wray, Jr.. Naselle, Wash., a daughter, Bonnie Jean, weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Born April 16 to Mr. and Mrs. James M. Knödel, Rt. 1, Lyons a daughter, Connie Elaine, weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces. Bom April 19 to Mr. and Mrs. i Richard E. Classen, Rt. 1, Stayton, | a son, Brian, Alan, weighing 8 pounds 94 ounces. Marion Co. Strawberry Growers to Meet Apr. 24 The Spring meeting of the Marion County Strkwlierry association has been scheduled for Friday, April 24, •t 8 p. m. in the Keizer Grange Hall near Salem. Bradford Edwards, Sil verton, president of the association, and other members of the executive committee invites strawberry growers, processors, and others interested in the strawberry industry to attend this meeting. 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