3— the mill city enterprise
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1959
Visitors Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd were
his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Reams from Prineville.
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Williams and
WE SELL
four children visited
the
Oregon
Beaches the first of last week. The
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe and Bart, Williams’ recently moved to Mill City
of Portland, spent Sunday with his, .from Idaho and this was the child-
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parents, Mr and Mrs. Morris Howe. [ | rens’ first visit to the ocean.
50 Years.
Miss Sigrun Grimstead. teacher in
Guests Sunday at the home of Mr.
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the Mill City Elementary school has and Mrs. James Grant and sons were
returned to her duties here after Mr. and Mrs. Mel Melton. Melody,
WASHERS and DRYERS
spending the summer with her moth­ j Cindy and Tammy from Silverton.
er in Seattle, Wash. She took a trip Mr. Melton managed Ideal Food
LYONS PLUMBING
to Los Angeles during her vacation. Market here at one time.
Phone UL 9-2355
She wil again reside at the home of
Mrs. Earnest Preston from Long-
I Mr and Mrs John Swan.
view, Wash., is spending the week
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGraff have with her son-in-law and daughter.
returned to their home in Palm Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman and
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Fla, after visiting at the home of’ children. She is also visiting at the
OLO TO SET A BAD EX­
his sister, Mrs. Roger Nelson. Among homes of her brothers, Clarence and
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the places of interest the group vis­ Morris Howe.
YOUNGSTERS GOOD ADVICE
ited was the famed Century Drive
Herman Mason, custodian at San-
out of Bend. The Florida guests were tiam High school during the past sev­
I favorably impressed by the beautful eral years, and who retired from that
scenery.
job, is now working at Frank's mill
Recent guests at the home of Mr. and says he likes it fine. He said he
and Mrs. Leo Poole were Mr and decided he wasn’t ready for retire­
Mrs. William Eckhart and daughter, ment after alL
Lindy of Albany and Mrs. Al Nesbitt.
Recently deer have been seen on
The women discussed the iob of edit­ Kingwood avenue. Last Friday night
ing the Northwestern Toastmistress one visited the garden at the Elmer
publication. Mrs. Nesbitt and Mrs. Bauman home and the yard of Mr.
Poole are co-editors. Mrs. Eckart, a and Mrs. Harvey Meacham.
member of the Albany Toastmistress
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meacham and
club, is active in the work at all Harry White spent the weekend hik­
ing into Hanks Lake, Hunt’s Lake
levels.
Several members of the Poole fam­ and Hunt’s Cove.
ily chartered a boat one day last
week out of Westport. Wash., with
Mrs. Richard Corbett (Dolores Poole)
' catching a 38 lb. salmon. The boat
was met by a crew of camermen from
one of the Seattle TV stations after
crew members wired ashore and
When your car gets old it needs 1 volores (and her big salmon) will
caretui attention from Tom’s 1 appear on the TV screens. Others en-
Shell Service. Drive in today for ’ joying the trip were Mr. and Mrs.
the best lubrication and polish­ • James E. Pooie. Leo Poole, Mr. and
ing service in town. You won’t ; Mrs. Lawrence Poole and Mr. Jones
all from Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.
be disappointed.
Richard Corbett from Portland. The
trip was planned by Mr. and Mrs.
Le ter Poole of Seattle who also went
on the expedition.
Recent guests at the home of the
Don Carlsons were Mr. and Mrs. Al
Lee of Vodega Bay, Calif., Mr. and
Mr- Bill Galbraith of Portland, Mrs.
Alcy Madden of Lone Rock. The
Carlsons -pent part of their vacation
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Phone 7984
Mill City Wasr... and enjoyed clam digging on
the beach at Grayland.
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Kanyon Kapers
MAYTAG
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCay and
children are moving thia week to Bil­
lings, Mont., where he will be em­
ployed by Consolidated Freighways
on their transcontinental line. He has
been employed in the logging indus­
try for the past several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Dusty) Far­
rier and family have spent the sum­
mer at Diamond Lake where they had
a string of h horses which they
rented out for rides and pack trips.
Mr. Farrier will remain at the lake
for a time, perhajis through the
hunting season as he has several
hunting parties lined up for trips.
Mrs. Farrier brought two of the
horses back with her and they plan
on either wintering the rest of them
in Mill City or adding more to the
string and taking them to Saratoga
Springs for trips there. The Farriers
plan on returning to Diamond Lake
next year with their increased num­
ber of horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Uichard Johnson and
family of Coos Bay, spent the week
end visiting here with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Draper.
Guests last Meek at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Swan were Mr.
and Mrs. W c. Hill of Rickreall,
Mr. and Mrs Orval Price of Dallas
and Mr and Mrs. Ronald Swan and
family of Portland.
Mrs. John S*an and Daisy Geddes
attended a Pion< < r's gatheriny at
Pleasant Grove Presbyterian -hurch
in Aumsville Sunday.
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