I—THE CANYON ADVERTISER
TH I KSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1959
NEW and USED
Frances Nesbitt and
Jamie Bowman Wed
Furniture
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CARPETING and
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We Give and Redeem
Penny Saver Stamps
367 3rd St. Stayton
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Nesbitt
are anouncing the marriage of their
daugnter, trances Mary eon Nesbitt,
t<> James Bradley Baughman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. “Sid” Baughman, all of
Mill City.
The ceremony was held the after­
noon of September 13 at the Gates
i Community church, with the Rev.
A. John Rothauge performing the
ceremony.
In attendance were the immediate
families, Miss Sandra Thomas, as
maid of honor, and Bob Gordon as
the groom’s attendant. Kirt Baugh­
man, brother of the groom, acted as
best man. Both young people will
graduate from Santiam High this
year.
•Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fitzhugh and
family left this week for California.
He has ben operating the Texaco
service station for the past month.
Bouffant Slips
We have them for you. Better come in and
look around our store. Many new items of mer­
chandise have arrived this week. Check us first.
ADA’S NEEDLE
SHOP
227 S. W. Broadway
Phone 2243
Mill City, Ore
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CASH FOR CONES
DOUGLAS FIR
$5.00 Two Bushel Sack
WANTED—Closed, Firm, This Year's Cones.
Contact Our Local Producer for Instructions:
Walt Brisbin
Gates, Phone 7361
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Now is the time to act to make extra money
Picking Cones.
Tree Climbing — Logging Operations
Squirrel Caches are the Ways to Gather Cones.
Be Careful With Fire - Do Not Damage Trees
Help Reforest Oregon
Manning Seed Company
Mrs. James Wright
Named PT A President
At First Fall Meeting
Woman's Club Holds
Meeting at Fir Manor
The first meeting of the fall term
of tne Mill City Women’s Club was
I held at r ir Manor, Tuesday evening,
starting with a pot-luck dinner in
charge of arrangements was Mrs.
The first meeting of the Mill City-' Jerry p.’tam, Mrs Mel Rambo and
G*t?s PTA was held at the Santiam | M: s. i lyde R' gers.
The meeting was called to order
Union High School library with
George Humphrey, vice-president in by tne president, Mrs- Don Paul, with
Mrs. (J- K DeWitt giving the club
charge of the meeting
The Invocation was given by the collect.
It was announced that the sale of
Rev Stanley Williams of the First
the club recipe books was going
Christian Church.
The room count of most parents very well, with anyone desiring ad-
and teachers present was taken by dit.onal bùok? to secure them from
Mrs. Paula Grant with Mrs. James I ... e secretary Mrs. J. C. Kimmel.
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___ j | it was voted to have as the club
Putman’s ____
second
grade
A . prize of ?2 00 is given the project for the year the sponsoring
ning A
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Recreation Center witn
winners.
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First order of business was the members of the program committee to
electron of a new president with I worn w.m u.e civic club members
Mrs James Wright elected to sue-| on this. Present plans call for using
ceed Mrs. Sid Baughman, who re- | the Lions club scout building, which
signed. She was presented a corsaga
goi >g to be modernized and kitchen
put in. It was noted that
by Mrs. Humphrey and was installed ' facilities
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6th. 7th and »th grade groups par­
by Mrs. Walter Thomas.
Mrs. James B. Gordon, membership ticularly need such a gathering place.
1 nere will also be an active cam­
chairman stated that there would be
a contest this year to get new mem­ paign this year to gain new members
bers with two sides chosen for the witn Mrs. DeWitt, Mrs. Charles Kelly
elementary school and one for the and Mrs. Jerry Pittam to serve on
■ high school. The contest will close this committee. Joining the club Tues­
| in October when the losers will serve day evening were Mrs- Al Sorseth.
a pot-luck dinner. Another cash Mrs. Jack Duggan, Mrs. Francis Bod-
award will be given to the class get- eker. Mrs- Barney Scott and Mrs.
Iting the most parents to join PTA; James Gordon.
¡this will be on a percentage basis.
There was a discussion on the at­
Mrs. Robert Veness announced that tendance of delegates to the Marion
19 youngsters had registered for the County Federation of Women* cluD
PTA sponsored kindergarten, with in October with members to be select­
Mrs. George Stafford as instructor. ed later.
The club donated $5 00 to the CARE
James Putman, principal of the
high school introduced members of campaign to be given at the time
his staff, also school board mem­ of the all out drive.
Members also agreed to have print­
bers with all those from Gates be­
ing present, and visiting the organi- ed programs for this year, whicn
zation in a body. Principal Lawrence will be ready for distribution some
Brent introduced the elementary time in October.
The Women’s club will sponsor a
school staff.
Mrs Robert Harris and Mrs. James public meeting October 20 when a
Putman, members of the welcoming program on Mentally retarded child­
committee were in charge of several ren will be given. This especially deals
interesting get acQuanited games, with with the childs ability to learn in the
prizes awarded.
public schools.
Refre-hments were served by exe­
cutive board members at the close
Refined cane sugar and refined beet
of the meeting.
sugar have identical chemical struct­
ure so cooking results are the -ame,
regai die.-? oi your preference.
Detroit-Idanha
By Jeanie Jones
High school yell leaders for 1959-
60 are Mary Witt and Becky Stoll,
seniors and Kaye Deibert, freshman
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid of
Labor Day
Hermiston, spent the
weekend with their son and daughter-
in-law. Mr and Mrs. Russell Reid and
family of Idanha.
A son, William Louis, was born
Saturday at Salem Memorial hospital
to .Mi and Mrs. Donald Culver of the
Detroit Ranger station. They have a
1 daughter at home.
Mr and Mrs. Wendal) Jones and
family attended a Willamette Na-
I tionai Forest Service picnic in Eu-
gene.
Visiting this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Graham of De­
troit are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fenby
of Seattle, Wash
Weekend visitors at the home of
the Howard Deans of Detroit were
Mr. and Mrs George Dean of Cali­
fornia and Mr. and Mrs. Dolph How­
ard of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs Billy Youngblood and
family of Idanha spent last weekend
at Winston and Grants Pass.
The Deanha pre-chool group met
la~t Thur-day at the home f Dorothy
Harris in Idanha, to discuss when to
start kindergarten.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
No 141 met Tuesday night at the
Idanha firehall.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dummer and
daughter, Mary took in the Oregon
Centennial in Portland. From there
they went to Mt. Angel to spend the
weekend with his and her parents.
Mrs. Jean Fox and boys of Detroit
spent the weekend in Eugene.
The Deanha PTA meeting has been
set ahead one night. It will be Wed­
nesday. Sept. 23 instead of Thursday.
Sept. 24
The Art Clester fam.ly are moving
to Lowell where Art is employed.
Their daughter. Bonita, is attending
school there now and Mrs. Clester and
son, Lonnie will move soon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Estey spent
Sunday at the ranch home of his
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Ellis jf Scio Mrs. Ellis enter­
tained with a dinner in honor of her
father’s birthday Other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis of Corvallis.
Robert Veness
DEER
SEASON
Used Tire Sale
We Have Several Good Used 7.50 x 14 Tires
COME AND GET THEM
ONLY $5 AND UP
Our Station is Open 24 Hours a Day
Draper’s Flying A Service
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We Give S & H Green Stamps
Phone 7442
Highway 22
Mill City
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Dessert Hower Hand Lotion
$2.00 Size for_________
$1.00
Dessert Flower Dusting Powder
$1.00
Plus Tax
For................................... .....
Phis Tax
$1.00
Friendship Garden Dusting Powder
For_______________________
Plus Tax
$1.00
Dessert Flower Lotion and Toilet Water
For................................. ......................
Plus Tax
$1.00
Friendship Garden Lotion and Toilet Water
For---------------------- ------------------------
Plus Tax
63c
1 Pint of Coeoanut Oil Shampoo
For ............................. ...............
Plus Tax
MILL CITY PHARMACY
Dependable Prescription Service
Phone 6607
Mill City, Oregon
The Chef Sez
Follow The Crowd
Enjoy the Finest Food in the Can­
yon - Featuring a Full Line of the
Best in Sea Foods; Chicken In The
Rough $1.25, You’ll Like It; Top
Sirloin Steak Dinner $1.50 any
time. Bring The Entire Family.
Children’s Prices.
Chef Bill Harris
Dance To Music
That Keeps Your Toes Tapping
LIVE MUSIC FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY
CLOSED MONDAYS
Zen and Pat Cuttings, Owners
The Riverview Cafe
Phone UL 9-21 71
Mehama, Oregon
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THIS YEAR
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Ammo
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JOHN BARKER
On The Santiam Hiway at Mill City
Phone 607
Robert Veness
is a good man
to know
He can probably save you
quite a bit of money.
As an Allstate Agent,
he’s a specialist at taking
the red tape and high cost
out of insurance.
Get to know him. You'll
like the relaxed, low-pres­
sure w ay he answers your
questions about auto and
home insurance.
W hy don't voucall him?
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Nursery and Florist
Open 7 a. tn. to 9 p. m. Including Sundays
319 W. Wash.
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