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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1959)
0—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10 1959 Engagement Announced Cherry"s Country Kitchen Kanyon Kapers New Fall Opening Hour I I A. M. to 9 P. M. — CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Visiting at the home of Mrs. Ollie Moise and Mrs. Floyd Blackburn was Mrs. Bertie Slater of Albany. He Can Be Taught Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Whitsett Jr. and family spent the holiday weekend at Bonneville visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whitaker of Portland, were guests at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garbe of West Stayton, were Sa urdav viistors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blackburn. Mr. and Mrs. Houdv Barrows and Linda of Portland, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. John Lute of Mill City are announcing the en gagement of their daughter, Pa- trilla Lute to Clark Stevenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Steven son, also of Mill City. A Septem ber wedding is being planned. Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Mason were Verda Goble returned home Mon day from a 10-day vacation spent in called to Spokane, Wn., last week Utah visiting relatives. He wa« on by the serious illness of Mrs. Ma vacation from his work ar. Simpsons. son’* cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Erickson and Dale and Keith, were weekend visit ers at the Floyd Blackburn home. The attended the Timm family reun ion. They are from Longview. Wn. Attending the Regional Softball tournament in Eugene over the week end were Mr and Mrs. Gordy Mc- Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelly and ’’Boots” Higdon. Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson and three daughters from Puyullup, Wn., spen: the Labor Day weekend at the home of Mrs. Peterson’s mother Mrs. Anna Swift.. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Frace and daughters, Linda and Claudia of Beaverton, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Don Moffatt. Terry Lynn Jull. baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jull of Corvallis, spent from Friday until Monday at the home of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd. The Gene Gregorys had the mis forture of having the right side of ! their car caved in while they were inside enjoying the show here. Mrs. Gregory said they had no ascertained ed who caused the damage. Mrs. Harvey Tolbert is spending a week in Oakridge visiting her sister. Mrs. Paul Heacock Mr Tolber. is Bpending a month at Reno, Nev., with his son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Tolbert. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thielke of Eugene were in town last week look ing after property interests. They state they like Eugene very much, in cluding the home they have purchased there. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. (Bill) Timm left Tuesday morning for their home in Potter Valley, Calif., after a week’s stay with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bia kburn and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles French re- turned home recently following a visit with relatives at. Jameson, Mo. Her mother, Mrs. Verne Cox and ne phew. Ronnie McNeely returned to .Mill Citv for a visit with them. _________________ WE SELL MAYTAG The Quality Leader For 50 Years. We Service All Makes WASHERS and DRYERS Miss Carol Veness, who has been attending .he Seattle Dental Assis- taq 's school, spent the Labor Day weekend at home visiting her family. Driving her down was Ron Thomas uf Everett. Wash., whose mother is also a student at the school. Labor Day the Venesses and their guest enjoyed dinner at .he home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris and family. Dear Amy: a very nice I’m going considerate, young man good company, has a fine per sonality and is liked by every one. His only fault is that he hasn't a good education, while I have gone through college. He makes a lot of mistakes in gram mar, and my friends tease me about it. We are quite serious about each other and a certainly don’t want a difference in educa tion to ruin my love life Is there any way to resolve this problem? College Grad Dear Grad: Der soitinty is. If dats his only fault, many da guy and loin him some good woids to make wid! Dea- Amy: I was married when I was 21. ___ ... 19. The marriage didn't my wife work so we were divorced four years ago and I took our little boy My son and 1 are living with my parents For the past 2 months. I've Deen going with a girl whose 36 —10 years older than I. My folks like her. she's good to my son but most of my friends think she's too old for me We haven't de cided anything definite about mar riage except to wait a year or so. What is your opinion? A Divorced Dad Serving Quality Foods Dear Rose: WHY NOT EAT OUT OFTEN Children IV elcome - Foutain Service - Soft Creme Come to the 20th Annual Santiam Valley GRANGE FAIR Lovesick Dear Lovesick: You have wasted stx years ol your life in an escapade that could never have riven you any cal satisfaction Your boss wants vou around now only to inflate his go. Make a clean break once and for all. or you’ll wake up one day to find yourself old and grey, still kidding yourself and the best years of your life over. Dear Amy: Can you help out a guy that has a pest for a sister She gets me into more trouble than I can. Ante about. I'm 15 and she is 9 Now she has Mom punishing me for breaking the dial on the TV set and -he’s the one that did it If you believe me. you'll be the only one that do- s In this house, • • • my darling little sister can do no Dear Amy wrong Ken I am in love with a man but he •doesn't know it—yet. His wife Dear Ken: Your problem Is as old as Adam passed away recently after being an invalid for 6 years I took care and Eve and still has never been resolved. I believe you. hut re of her during her illness His kindness and devotion to member, Mothers don’t play fa wards his wife was so wonderful vorites. If you can’t make Mom see that while she was ill that I couldn't you're not always to blame, ap help falling in love with him. I haven’t seen him since his peal to a higher court—see DAD! wife died but two weeks ago I Please address all letters to: received a lovely gift from him. Amy Adams I was wondering if that’s an in c/o This Newspaper dication that he might love me, For a personal reply enclose as too? Timm Family Reunion Held Here Sunday Reasonable Prices Dear Amy: For the past six years my boss and I have been quite intimate, even though he is married All of a sudden he has acquired a feeling of guilt and has decided he wants to break off with me— socially that i». He would like me to continue on as his secre tary because he says I'm a good worker and that I understand his business thoroughly It would be very difficult for me to end this relationship. You see. Amy, I really love him Is there any hope for me or am I only kid- ding myself? Dear Dad: Keep the friendship bul don’t make commitments. Apparently your girl friend has qualms, loo. The waiting pericd should solve the problem Such a difference at these ages rarely results in a hap py marriage. R"«e AT Sorry I can’t *ay ye». The gift 1» just an indication that he ap preciated all that you had done for his late wife, nothing more al present. What’s stopping yoo from pursuing It further? • • • addressed, stamped In the Grange Hall Between Lyons and Mehama Saturday, September 19 All Entries Must Be In By 12 Noon Judging Begins at I P. M. I I Come take part in this fair. It is open to the public. Prizes will be given. Bring your produce, canned goods, fancy work, baked goods, antiques, handicrafts, hobbies and flowers. Lunch Served Between 12 and 1 Turkey Dinner From 5:30 To 7:30 Adults $ 1.00 Children under 12, 50c. Talent Program at 8 p. m. Door Prizes Given After the Program envelope. Farewell Coffee Given . For Mrs. Fred Kist BE READY The Timm family reunion was held at Mil) City Sunday. Because of rain the picnic was held at the Oddfellow , GATES—Mrs. Fred Kist was the hall. There were 61 present. There inspiration for a farewell coffee party FOR are eight of the Timm children still Thursday afternoon in the Women’s living. From .he oldest to the young clubhouse. Hostesses were Mrs. Helen LYONS PLUMBING est are: Mrs. Anna Kahl, Henry Edholm Mrs. Floyd Völkel. Mrs. Attending the district meeting of jTimm, both Mill City; Mrs. Hertha Phone UL 9-2355 W. R. Hutcheson and Mrs. Walter 99 men of the Christian churches i Martin, Longview, Wash.; Mrs. Della Brisbin. Lovely Fall dahlias, in a i Monday evening were Rev. Stanley Winters, Rock Island, Ill.; Mrs. Mae variety of colors, were used about Williams, Rev. Arlin Routhage. Rich- Grant, Fayettville, N Y.; W. J. (Bill) the room, and at the buffet table, , ard Freeman and Earnest, and Irl Timm. Potter Valley, Calif, and Walt <7 WONDER HOW SOLOMON where hot scones were served. Mrs. I Plymale. The meeting was held at er Timm and Mrs. Leona Keppniger. Brisbin presided at the coffee service. 1 EVFR GOT TO SLEEP WITH | ; the Garden Road Christian church in both Salem. We Have The Guns and Ammunition To Make Mrs Kist is moving to Salem soon f THE THOUSAND AND ONE I Salem. Mrs. Virginia Blackburn was ap to make her home, and a shower of ' Your Hunting Season A Good One. THINGS HE HAD pointed secretary-treasurer for 1959- ( cards and handkies were presented ON HIS MIND? Mrs. Nell Rafael of Long Beach, 60. to her by her many friends. Present ' HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR SELECTIONS Calif., have been spending some time Attending were Henry Timm, Anna for the informal afternoon were visiting relatives in Mill City and , ... i •»«•■■„ Mrs. Floyd Blackburn, Craig Mmes. W. R. Hutcheson, and her I NEW SHULTZ & LARSON 7 x 61 ,7.“?'and Sandra all of Mill Ci y; John I houseguest Beatrice Peetx of Oak-1 NEW REMINGTON 308 and Mrs. Charles Kelly 4 present. William Kerr, Albany; Cleo Kepping- land. Calif.. G. C. Earnhardt. Ed The two ladies are aunts of Mrs. er. Gay Lee, Toni, Salem; Frank Ed l Kershaw, Velma Carey, Glenn Hen- NEW SAVAGE LEFT HAND BOLT Kelly. wards, Smith River. Calif.; Mrs. ness, Ruth Hess, Ed Kadin Harold SclOXSJ AHO NEW SAVAGE 243 Earl Conklin, Sweet Home; Mrs. Her Wilson, Gregory Stevens, Chet Ed- I IOO' WIVES Fussy tha Martin, Longview. Wn.; Miss Art Kerr, Bucky Lyons. «V tse BUOU holm, Robert Oliver, Walter Brisbin. New 870 Remington Shotgun Howe and Don Howe went to the Carolyn Lelack. Salem; Miss Joyce Harry Keiser, Maude Davis, Laura fishing Friday. Saturday Bill 12 Guage coast Milam, Mapelton; Vilas Kirk, Rita Joaquin, Joe Novak. L. F. Allen. Os- ' Richards and Burrell Cole joined the and David, Sweet Home; Loyal (Bud) ' car Osterhout, Walter Thomas. Mary • group. Richards and Kerr each got a Tim, Gary and Gerald. Mapelton; Howell, Oliver Wauion, Jeri Jo Park- | USED GUNS iish, but young Lyons lost his. They Wayne Erickson, Paula Jean. Dale er, Mrs. Elmer Stewart and daugh Remington 300 Magnum with were fishing near Waldport. and Keith. Longview, Wn.; Gary Kep- ter, Beverly. Sending hankies were 6 Power Scope Our apologies to Mr. and Mrs. Jim pinger, Salem; Bob McCallum. Daryl Zeda Ryntarson and Margie Parker. and Dina. Alan Erickson. Lanny McGraff. whoever and wherever they 300 Remington UiMslmaskr with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw and may be! We stated last week that they Erickson and Lanny Jr., all of Long view, Wn.; W. J. (Bill) Timm. Pot Audrey spent the weekend at Drain 2*< Power Scope had returned to their home in Palm Beach. Fla , after visiting at the ter Valley, Calif.; George Winters, wi.h Mrs. Shaw’s brother and fam- i Mrs. Mae Grant, ily. Sunday afternoon the group went '■9 410 Shotgun Roger Nelson home. The names Rock Island, Ill.; Fayetteville, N Y; Mrs. Maude to Roseburg to view the ruins of the Only.... ....... — - - —— How many things on your mind should have been Mr. and Mrs. Claude Timm. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Walter recent explosion. who are brother and sister- are more important than your | McGrath, Timm, David and Joan, Jesse Hogate. in-iaw of Mrs. Nelson. You Can Find What You Want At Our and Johnny of Salem; Stan Holgate car? Not many, we’ll wager. Mrs. Anna Swift returned to her Tom’s Shell Service provides ex Among those attending the Oregon and Johnny, and Mrs. Dorothea home Thursday following a three Hardware Store cellent lubrication and polishing State Fair over the holiday weekend Grimes. Lance, Glenda. Margo and week’s visit a- Astoria with her son- were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, Robin, all Salem and Stan Holgate in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. tvervicce—modestly priced. Robert Landro. The Landro's and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pratt, Mr. and and daughter, Sharon of Coquille their (laughter, Louise, brought Mrs. Mrs Al Yankus, Jennie Kesterson, We Give S and H Green Stara Mrs. Floyd Shepherd entertained Swift home and returned to their and Mrs. Harvey Meacham, Mr. Phone 220« at her home in honor of her husband home Friday Clifford Swift spent his City. O’*. Mrs. Earl Harper and Ricky, Mr. on his birthday anniversary Present two-week vacation in Canada. Mrs. Jack Scott, Ronald Ragsdale, were Mrs. Lottie Councilman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly and John, and Mrs. Clark Durham of Salem. and Mrs. Charles French, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roten, Barbara Mr. Verne Cox. Ronnie McNeely, Jean and Bobby of Mehama. Mr. and and Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson and fam- Mrs. William Shepherd. Leroy, Jerry ily, Mr and Mrs Irl Plymale, Mrs. and Bonnie Lou and Mr and Mrs. Esther Ogden, Stanley Ogden. Mr. Floyd Shepherd. and Mrs. Andy Anderberg. and Mr. and Mrs Don Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus and children spent Sunday in Port land, at the home of Mrs Yankus’ announces the opening of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eph Thomas A family get-to-gether observed the Thomases 51st wedding anniversary Mr. Thomas had spent the summer at the Yankus home and worked in the IN THE TOHL BUILDING bean harvest with his daughter and 339 SOUTHWEST FIRST AVENUE family. DEER SEASON u $85.95 $165.00 $104.00 $18.00 TOM Says: JENKINS HARDWARE Tom's Shell Ilr. Ihm S. Marcy II II Cooled By Refrigeration Box Office Open* 5:3« P. M. Sunday» - 7:00 P. M. Week Day» FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 11-12-13 VICTOR M 4TURE. FAITH DOMERGUE. IN “KSCORT WEST" — PLUS — Rl( H ARD WIDM XRK. Rif H ARD BASF.« XRT. la “TIME LIMIT' War Story IIFXTAI. A family reunion was held last week near Bend for members of the Bevier family. Those attending were Mr and Mrs. Arnold Burgess of Klamath F»ll», Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett and son. David, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Bassett of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. D. A Rams and sons, Alan and Gerald. Mrs. Arnold Sy- verson, Mr. and Mrs Wallace Bevier and son, Jim, ' all " of " ** Mill ”" City. ** Mr. “ and Mrs Merle Devine of Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ram* and Mr. and Mrs Robert Oakland of Bend OIHCE 51 il I City. Oregon TELEPHONE 4104 FOR APPOINTMENTS OFFICE HOURS—9:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M. MONDAYS THROUGH SATURDAYS—CLOSED WEDNESDAY P. Ms.
