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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1959)
spent a couple of days at Eureka, Cal-, at the home of his niece and husband. Mr and Mrs. Byron Bennett, Mrs _ . ETB Br—leT . ... ----- -- --- ---------- who -- ---------- ...,us* Nannie Martin, has - been visiting Tne Lyons Extension unit held their relatives here, returned wifh them ■October meeting Thursday in the to home of her daughter, Mrs basement of the Lyons Methodist I Bennett. church, beginning at 10:30. with Rea The members of the WSCS held Music, Alice Knodell, Kathleen Man I their meeting at the church Tuesday ning and Gypsye Weaver as hostes with an all-day meeting for the pur ses- A planned luncheon was served pose of doing some painting in the at noon. The subject of the day was basement. A pot luck dinner was “Bake Mine Pie” with Gypsye Weav , served at noon followed by a short er and Kathleen Manning giving the I business session. Plans were made to demonstration. Attending were Gladys I serve pie and coffee at the Chamber Edwards. Kay Lindemann, Lucille of Commerce meeting at Mari-Linn Huber, Helen Johnson. Eleanor La- school. Various other plans were Munyan, Alma Olmstead. Ruth Cot made and a discussion held on the ton, Lois Morgan. Leoa Johnson, Opal annual bazaar and tamale sale but Horn, Helen Moore, Mabel Downing, no dates were set With the painting Joyce Neal, Carol Arndt Florence finished in the basement the work More. Clarice Bymun. Dora Gustaf there will be completed. This was a son, Nancy Schmor and the hostesess- WSCS project Attending the meet Burl Smith left the last of the week ing were Gladys Edwards, Leora for Las Vegas. Nev., where he will Stevens, Leoa Johnson, Alta Bodeker. be employed for the next four weeks. Alice Wanless, Evelyn Julian. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and Cotton and Eva Bressler children were weekend guests in Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingshead Portland with relatives. returned home the first of the week Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lyons from after spending two weeks at the Klamath, Calif., visited several days coast. They were guests at the home at the home of his parents, Mr. and of her sister at Bandon. Mrs R P. Lyons. The Mari-iLinn P T. C. will hold Bertha Allen was hostess for the their November meeting on Tuesday Wednesday afternoon card club with evening the third, with Robert Moore her party at her home. It being guest president presiding over the business day each member had the privilege of meeting Darleen Christensen of Stay inviting a guest. A 1:30 dessert lunch ton will be the guest speaker and will eon was served, followed by the play show pictures and talk of her stay in ing of 500 High score was held by Germany while there as an exchange Ruth Lyons, low by Eulalia Lyons- student. Nora Dottori from Argentina The door prize went to Betty Lu i who is also an exchange student at Naue and the guest prize to Dorothy tending Stayton high school will also Williams. Others attending were Ma be present and talk some bel Downing, Donna Asmussen. Mar Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg, Mr. garet Kunkle, Leota Worden, Alta and Mrs. Donald Naue and sons of Bodeker, Carrie Naue, Rose Bassett. Lyons and Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Hel- Thelma Nydegger, Katie Sieg- Ethel get from Grand Rounde were Satur Huffman, Sue Walton and Alma day evening guests at the home of Mr- Olmstead. and Mrs. Oscar Naue honoring them Monday overnight guests at the on their 3rd wedding anniversary. The home of Mrs. Donna Asmussen and time was spent in playing pinochle daughter Mildred were Mr. and Mrs. and watching TV. Albert Felton and Mrs. Verda Hol- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lockman of etead of Gleneden, on the coast. Corvallis visited Sundav afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis return the home of Elmer Hiatt. ed home Thursday after a 10-day va Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Sonser and cation trip to Carmichael, Calif., Maxine Smith of Lebanon were Friday where they were guests at the home evening dinner guests at the home of of Mr. and Mrs Jim Phelps. Enroute her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar the visited at the home of Mr. and Naue- They later attended the install Mrs. Frank Christian at Bandon and ation of grange officers at the Santiam Valley Grange hall. »—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE TH I RSDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1959 LYONS Automotive & Industrial Maintenance Welding, Diesel Engine Service Shop or Field Deleo Batteries Factory Equipment Ignitios Parts Dealer for Airco Welding Products Hoover's Repair Jim and Very! Hoover Phone 2602 MID Qty WE HAVE • • • • • £ • • • • Toys Hobbies Athletic Gds. Guns & Amo. Fishing Tackle Johnson Motors Reloading Comp. Boats anti Trailers Rod and Reel Repair Schwinn Bikes & Repairs CAMP’S SPORTING GOODS 185 First St Stayton, Oregon Editor's Letter Box Mr. Editor: The road from Elkhorn to Gates crosses through the Hampton’s pro perty. This road has been used by the Elkhorn folks for over half a cen tury and moreover has been graveled, scraped and otherwise maintained by Marion County for years. Thet point is we enjoy the privilege of shopping in Gates and Mill City and to carry on friendly social rela tions but on the other hand find it decidedly distasteful to be confront ed with trespass signs and threats of closing the road with a gate. We in Elkhorn do not wish to quar rel with the Hamptons nor to take any part in the Hajnptons - Valley Telephone Co. negotiations. The only point is we will defend our right to the free unrestricted use of the ex isting 60 foot road If the Hamptons and the phone company make a deal for a short cut route Through their property, we are not concerned, but don’t think they should stop work within the 60 foot road. I. personally, hope I’m not in ¡the “dog house” for expressing these facts so the folks of Gates and Mill City will still be our friends. George Pettingell Dear Amy: I am one of eight children and was brought up and raised on a farm. All my life I watched how hard my mother worked, raising the children and helping my father with a million and one chorea. She never had time to rest—not even on Sunday. I made up my mind a tong time ago that ttu* kind of life wasn't for me. I'm 20 yeara old now and I guess it's time I thought about getting myself a man. I've been poor all of my life, so Tv* de cided I would rather be a rich man's 'Darling' than a poor man's ’Slave.’ Enclosed you will And my pic ture so you can see my assets. Perhaps you know a millionaire that would like to merge? Ellie Dear Ellie: Tonr assets are tine for a chor us line, but considering »Jiat only 274 men in the U.S. paid Income tax on a million dollars, your chances are pretty slim. Take a tip from me and put your assets into something sub stantial—like marriage, other wise, you might wind up ’bank rupt.* • • • Dear Amy: My wife and I have been try ing to have a child for six years but nothing has happened. She went to the doctor and he told her she was too heavy and that she should lose 17 pounds, then come back to see him. After she lost the weight, he said there was nothing wrong with her and he would like to see me—so I went He examined me and said I was sterile and we could forget about having a baby. That was six month* ago. Now my wife has become pregnant and we are thrilled. I just want to know— ’How Come’? An Expectant Father Dear Father: Your doctor obviously failed to tell you that sterility testa are not 100% correct. That's 'How Come’! • • • Dear Amy: I would like you“to tell me if there is something wrong with me. When any situation arises, I never seem to know what to say. Later on or the next day, I reallz* what I should have said what to >ay next timet Does any one else have this trouble that you know of? Norm Dear Norm: If there la something wrong w,u> yea. then we're all suffer ing from the same trouble lTu* 1» very normal and tomorrow. I’ll probably think of a bettor anew er fw yoB today. 0 0 Electric heating as it should be! 0 Dear Amy: I had been going out with a wonderful fellow who took me to all the nice places. He must of spent ■ small fortune on our good time» “ ** Suddenly, ’ ‘ he just dropped out of light and I never heard from him again. I finally found out that he loot hl* job and has no money to take me. or any other girl. out. How can I let him know that I value his friendship more than hi» ability to afford good time» for me? Serious Dear Serleus: Your fellow, without knowing it, has invested hl* small for tune' wisely. CaU him up and tell him though there la little change In his pocket*. there’s no change la the way you feel about him! • • • Dear Amy: This may be hard for you to believe, but it’* true. '___ My husband has a beautiful head of hair that he loves dear ly. He has bought every prepara tion I know of to keep It from fa'Ung out. Before he goes to bed at night he soaks it thoroughly, stands by the mirror for about a half hour and sets waves in It Then he puts on a skull cap and sleeps that way so it won't get mussed I think he's off his rocker. Ha says, if he Is, it’s his rocker. I realize we all have our pe culiarities but don't you think he is carrying it too far? 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