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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1959)
There Is No Substitute For Local NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Try The Enterprise Every Week A NEW CAFE SERVICE We are Now Open at I I a.m. for LATE BREAKFAST and NOON LUNCH Good Food, Prepared and Served Right. Closed Mondays Come in and Get Acquainted with us 4 Mr. and Mrs. William Harris Dancing in the Lounge Every Night Except Monday Live Music Friday, Saturday and Sunday Nights. Zen and Pat Cutting, Operators The Riverview Cafe Phone UL 9-2171 on Wednesday June 17. with Thelma Nydegger as hostess and will be the last meeting until fall. B» Eva Bressler Mrs. Leland Manning was hostess The regular meeting of the City Tor the meeting of the St. Patrick Council was held Wednesday evi eaing Altar Society Thursday evening. A with all members present, Mayor general discussion was held and re Wendell Weaver, and councilmen Phil freshments were served to Mrs. Phil lip Pietrok. Robert Moore. Alex Bod- lip Pietrok. Mrs. Joseph McDougall. eker and Clyde Lewis. The regular Mrs. Mike Schwindt, Mrs. Robert routine of business was carried out. Schiewek. Mrs. Ed Castle and the Robert Stewart, manager of the Paci hostess. Mrs. Manning. fic Light and Power Company in Try MAL'RITA’S BEAUTY SHOP j Stayton. met with them regarding the at Lyons for that permanent, sham street lights. poo and wave, or hairstyling. Tele Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens left phone ULrick 9-2476. You'll like our Friday morning for Sheridan, Wy- work and service. Closed Wednesday. | oming. where they will visit with rel Mrs. George Keeley of Portland atives and friends. They expect to was a Thursday afternoon and Fri be gone two or three weeks. day guest at the home of her mother, The Lyons WSCS members held a Mrs Alice Huber. She also visited her short business meeting Wednesday af- brother Donald Huber and family. ti.-noer. at the home of Mrs. Ed Har Weekend guests at the home of greaves. after joining the WSCS lad Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridges, to attend ies f’om Monmouth and Independ the wedding of Deo Bridges and Miss ence for a lovely covered dish dinner Frances Peters held in Stayton Sat at the noon hour which was followed urday morning were Mrs. Minnie by a business meeting from both so Artz of Sidney, Mont., Dorothy Artz cieties. Attending from Lyons were of Vancouver, Wash., Bill Artz of Alta Bodeker. Alice Huber, Mildred Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Berg Prichard. June Hollingshead, and and daughter Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Eva Bressler. Francis Morgan of Vince Dawodney and children. Shel Stayton was a guest of the meeting. ley and Vince Jr„ of Springfield, Don Mi< heal Cruson, son of Mr. and Mrs. •Ray and Glenda Bleyer from Rich- Leonard Cruson will leave Friday for land. Wash., Lennie Groves from Malibu, Canada, where he will be em Powers, and Mrs. Tom Reid and ployed for one month at a Christian children, Karen and Cherry from Y '»uth Camp. Poplar, Mont Mrs. Reid and children Ruth Lyons was hostess for the remained for a week’s visit. Wednesday afternoon card club held Mrs. Donna Asmussen and daugh at the Catholic community hall. Sev- ter, Mildred, spent several days with I eral tables of 500 followed a one friends at Bend. I thirty dessert luncheon. High score About 50 children enrolled at the was held by Doris Roy, second high vacation Bible school which began by Alma Olmstead and low by Mar- Monday morning at the Lyons Me I garet Kunkle. Others attending were thodi.- t church. Teachers and help are | Leota Worden. Bertha Allen, Thelma needed Anyone having time and N'ydegger, Berneice Bridges, Pat would like to help contact Rev. Ruth Blum, Eulalia Lyons, Ethel Huffman. Cotton or Mrs. Alta Bodeker. 1 Bea Hiatt. Mabel Downing, Donna Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Morrison and Asmussen. Lottie Grosso, Helen ' family will move this week to Stay- | Grosso, Katie Sieg, Jaunita W’right. | ! ton. Mr. Morrison is employed at a Vickie Grasso, and Mrs. Henrietta service station there, and Mrs. Mor- Meilke who was a guest of the after-’ i rison is a teacher at Mari-Linn. ; noon. The next meeting will be held Mrs. Edna Carroll and her daugh ter, Mrs. Dan Cameron from Park Ridge, Ill., arrived in Lyons Sunday evening. Mrs. Carroll, wno is the ! mother of Mrs. Russell Thiel has ( ! come to make her home with the Thiel’s. Mrs. Cameron, a sister will return to Park Ridge after a short visit. Cheryl and Marlene Pennington underwent tonsilectomies Friday morning at Santiam Memorial hos pital in Stayton. They are the young est daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pennington. Ramie Martell recently purchased the garage from Mr. and Mrs. Walt er Moore. Mr. Martell, who has been operating the garage for some time, plans at a later date to do some re modeling Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer and children returned home Sunday even ing after spending the week fishing a’ Ann and Marion Lakes. They were c. mped at Ann Lake and reported a g >od catch of fish. LYONS •—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE IHI RSO 1Y. JUNE 11. 1*59 Mehama. Oregon Order Your Printing From The MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Thank You Firemen ★ KNOCK ON WOOD Use your car ashtray Burn trash carefully Drown your campfire Consider your neighbor ★ We take this means to show our apprecia tion and sincere thanks for your fine ser vices in keeping the recent fire from des troying our sawmill at Mehama. Thanks is extended to the fire departments of Me hama, Stayton, Lyons, Mill City and the State Department of Forestry. Services such as these make us glad that we operate in this fine community. Stout Creek Lumber Co. W. J. ROBERTS, Owner ATLAS TIRE SALE Don’t Be Halt Safe YOU HAVE TO DO MORE THAN ★ Ride on the Best, and the Best is Atlas Cushionaire Tires LET US BUY YOUR UNUSED MILEAGE Special Prices During This Sale These Tires Are All First Line Tires El 6.70-1 5 Atlas Cushionaire Tubeless Plus Exchange and Tax Eh 1 Eh 7.50-14 Atlas Cushionaire Tubeless 4* 4» Plus Exchange and Tax LOGGER'S CHOICE McCulloch's New CHAIN SAWS Super 55 A 7h. p g ■ -L?**5 7.19-15 Atlas Cushionaire Tubeless Plus Exchange and Tax You'll Never Get A Better Tire For This Price. We Give S <5 H Green Stemps Bassett Chevron Station Highway 22 Phone 2408 Mill City, Oregon • u $329 and Up • • • Super 44 A 7 h. p $239 and I p XffP OU« STATI GREEN close as your post box Save-By-Mail Model D36 ¿íh**9 Frank Lumber Company Young & Morgan Logging Co. Min City. Oregon Idanha. Oregon $179.95 and Up Oregon Pulp & Paper Co. H & W Logging Co. Model Mac D36 1029 S. W. Akler Portland, Oregon Mill City, Oregon Wilts© Trucking Co. Stuckart & Minden Logging Co. Mehama, Oregon Idanha, Orrgon Wills Bros. Shingle Co. Howell & Gulliford MiM City, Oregon Gat«-*, Orrgon Simpson Logging Co. Parketf Logging Co. l-yona, Orrgon Mehama. Oregon E mploy this efficient, speedy, free save-by-mail service to add to your savings account here quickly. Just sign a check or money order; enclose it and your account book In our post age-paid, addressed envelope. Seal and send I Salem Federal or Save By Mail • Just Drop in at Put Your $149.95 and Up Raymond Branch & Son Equipment Company Phone UL 9-2160 Mehama, Oregon SALEM] ’ SAVINGS Deposit in an Envelope and Send to Salem Federal Savings & Loan 560 STATE STREET SALEM, OREGON Deposits on or before 10th Earn From Let Open F rid^y Nights TU S Cloeed Saturday
