The Mill City enterprise., November 12, 1959, Page 5, Image 5

TOWN TALK
Mrs. Andy Anderberg spent
Tuesday in Portland where she
visited her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Yorke
of Portland, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ber-
natzki of Drain, spent the week
end at the home of Mr. a«d Mrs.
Elmer Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Verda Goble
who recently moved to Stayton
visited Mill City friends and
relatives Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beissel of
Portland spent the weekend in
Gates at the home of her par­
ents. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Fleet­
wood.
Mr. and Mm. Hugh Jull of
Salem were Sunday guests at
the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Shepherd.
Allan Haywood and Donald
Cree went to Medford Saturday
evening where they attended a
sports car show. They returned
Sunday evening.
Elmer Peterson, proprietor of
Hilltop Market is ill at his home
in Silverton, however he ex­
pects to be back on the job
after a short rest.
Mrs. Anna Swift is improving
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Landro at Astoria.
She plans to return to her home
here in a week or so.
No special programs were held
in Mill City in observance of
Veterans Day however it was a
holiday for the schools and a
few of the stores and offices.
Dr. Mark Hammericksen's Op-
tometric offices in the Bell
building in Stay ton; Thursdays
from 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. No ap­
pointments necessary.
adv.
Viidtors at the C. E. Rogers
home this Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Berreman and
children Dianna and Steven of
Eugene. Mr Berreman is a
nephew of Mrs. Rogers.
Mr. and Mr». Jay M» mx > 5—The Mill City Enterprise
spent the weekend in Salem with
Mr. and Mrs. Art Cble. On Sun­
Vern and Alma Thomas of
day they all went to the coast
j Tucson. Aris., sent in their us-
where they report the weather
i ual renewal to The Enterprise
perfect. Nothing wrong with the
this week and gave news of the
weather right here at home I family in her interesting letter.
Dinner gueMx Thursday even­ these days. Nice bright clear
She said the wonderful Ar,zona
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs days and nippy nights.
weather had "caught cold” for
Lowell Cree were Mrs. J. C.
a few days, but was now bright
Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Don Hutchinson, son of Mr.
Gorton. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. and Mr». Eldon Hutchinson has 1 and sunny again. She said tney
Gorton and Dale Gorton all of joined the "club” of young folks j were all busy, having recently
| joined the Foresters and a
Salem.
running around with an arm in square dance group. Vern who
a cast. He stepped back off a I works in a cabinet shop was
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Enreal logging truck, falling and caus­
who came here recently from ing the break. It was his left working steady with lots of ov­
Alaska, have purchased a lot wrist that was broken, so it is ertime. Their son, Patrick, who
from Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Ply- not interfering with his school is in the sen ice in Iceland is
expected home in March
male and plan to move in a work.
trailer house and make their
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walters and
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Maag, Toni Jo were over at Powell
who have operated a large Butter, near Redmond Saturday
Mrs. Frank New and children.
ranch between Redmond and and took in the annual barbecue,
Sally and Gary of Corvallis at­
Bend for the past several years bazaar and auction which is
tended Idanha church services
are returning to Mill City this held in that area annually. This
with Mrs. Carl Schaeffer Sun­
week. They have purchased the
day. Mrs. New was the church former Culp home on N. E. 4th is a distanct and unusual affair,
with the profits going to the
pianist before the family moved St. They are former long-time
Three Ways Church, which is
to Corvallis.
residents of the area before no-denominational.
Everyone
moving to Central Oregon.
in this prosperous farming vi­
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meat-h­
cinity takes one acre and grows
am and Harry White spent Sun­
Mr». Nat Wills acconi|>anied or farms something on it and
day hiking into the Jefferson
National park. They reported by Mrs. Charley Stewart were donates the entire resulting pro­
the weather was beautiful and in Sweet Home last Thursday duct to be used at the annual
fund raising event. Mrs. Walt­
not too cold. They took moving evening where they attended a
meeting of the Past Noble ers said that a crowd estimated
pictures and color slides.
Grands club. Mrs. Stewart, who between 3.000 and 4.000 attended
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel is a past noble grand of San-
took one of their usual Sunday tiam was initiated into the club.
drives, and wound up on the Mrs. Wills has been a member
coast this past Sunday. Doc said of the club for some time.
it was real shirt-sleeve weather
Word has been received here
down there, with no wind. It
of the death of Mrs. Verna |
was one of those rare days.
Gray, Supreme Inspector of the
Mrs. Floyd Johnson entertain­ Order of Rainbow for Girls on
ed for her husband, who was November 5. She was also a
celebrating his birthday anni­ member of the House of Gold.
versary. Present were Mrs. Ella Mrs. Gray had worked with
Pallas, George Cree. Mr. and Rainbow Girls for many years
and will be greatly missed by |
Mrs. James Cuthbert and Jim­
those
who knew her. She had
mie and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
visited in Mill City on several
Mrs. Jennie Davis suffered a occaisons.
heart attack at her home Wed­
Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Root
nesday morning. Dr. Reid was
called to her home to treat her. of Medford spent a few days
Her daughter. Mrs. Jack De­ here with his sister, Mrs. Lee
laney, who is an R. N. will Earhart and family. While here
come from Hood River to care they purchased the Gregory
place at 141 Ivy street, and
for her.
plan to move here in the near
C. E. ••Pink” Mason had the future. Mr. Root is hoping to
misfortune to break a bone in find employment right away. He
his finger Wednesday morning says of all the places he has
while he was loading cattle at been in his travels, he- likes
his ranch near Gates. His hand Mill City the best.
MAYTAG
you don't have to
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for it when
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the affair, The weather was
warm and sunny as it was in
most parts of the state over the
weekend.
KEEP YOU R RENTAL
PROPERTY FILLED
WITH AN AD I N TH IS
NEWSPAPE R...
ANYTHING FROM
RENTING A BED-ROOM
TO SELLING A CLASSY
RESI DENCE
CALL US
NOW
Mill City Enterprise
¡remen's
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brunner
left last Sunday for California
and Nevada on a three-week's
vacation rtip They will do some somehow became tangled in a
Sandra Olson, daughter of Mr.
sightseeing and visiting with rope and was jerked about and and Mrs. James Olson, recently
the finger broken.
friends.
completed a business college
course in Portland and has been
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melvin
Preston
Alan Vail, who has spent the
employed by the State Farm
past several months in Alaska and their children spent the Insurance Co. She has been sent
with the Coast and Geodetic week visiting his sister and to Berkeley, Calif., for addition­
survey crew has returned to this brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. al training with expenses paid by
area and is now employed In the Riohard Freeman and family. the company. She will work in
The Prestons, who are from
logging industry.
Othello, Wash., also visited oth­ the Salem office after Decemb­
er 1. Sandra plans on flying
The Ladies of the Oiristian er relatives in Mill City.
home for Thanksgiving.
church will go to the Turner
Recent Sunday dinner guests
Memorial Home Thursday, No­
Among those from Mill City
vember 19, where they will pre­ at the Joe Podrabsky home were attending the wedding of Miss
sent a Thanasgiving program their son-in-law and daughter. Joyce Hofenbredl of Aumsville
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker of To­
for guests at tne home.
City
ledo and Sharlene, Brent and to Gerald Golden of Mill Hut-
were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Mike Cole of Mill City and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fleetwood and Mrs. Dennis Podrabsky and chinson and family. Mr. and
of Cottage Grove became the daughter, Lori Ann of Stayton. Mrs. Charles Golden and fam­
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Irl Plymale.
proud parents of twin boys on
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gold­
Monday. The Fleetwoods have
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rogers of
two other boys, the oldest three Salem visited this week with en of Glendale. The wedding
years old. The twins weighed longtime friends, the Lee Ross's. was an event of November 7 at
the home of the bride's parents.
6 pounds 7 ounces and 4 pounds
They were enroute to Eastern Mr. and Mrs. William Hofen­
13 ounces. It is interesting to
Oregon on a combined hunting
note that just one of the twins and business trip. Both couples bredl.
have been named. Kevin Lee.
are members of the group that
James W. Wettergreen. a for
That name was picked out by
has hunted together for many
ester from Lowell Ranger Dis­
the parents some time ago for
trict, recently transferred to
the next son. but now to find years.
Mill City, filling the position left
another name! The Fleetwoods
Mrs. Ixtwell Cree was hostess vacant by Al Pakula when he
are in the process of moving to
Sweet Home and Mrs. Fleet­ at her home Wednesday morn­ transferred to Rigdon Ranger
ing for a products get-together district last summer. Wetter-
wood and children will stay with
with Mrs. Clarence Goodell as green, his wife Joann, and their
her mother for a few weeks.
demonstrator
Following the three children. Guy, Terry and
demonstration, coffee and rolls Tracy are residing at No. 10
were served. Present were Mrs. Parkside Drive. He is a gradu­
Franklin McDowell. Frank Har­ ate of the University of Minne­
WE SELL
ley, Mike and Laura. Mrs. Ray sota. and went to work in June,
Wooden and Carol Jean. Mrs 1958 in the Lowell district.
James Grant and Jerry, Mrs.
Stanley Williams and Linda,
the
The Quality Leader For I Mrs. Nat Wills. Mrs. Richard Sunday attendance at has
Idanha Community church
Freeman. Mrs. Bernadine Vi- been very good according to
50 Years
Viere. Mrs. Elmer Bauman. Harold Roth pastor, who was
We Service All Makes I Mrs. Cloyd Cox. Mrs. Arthur
WASHERS & DRYERS Hedge. Mrs. O E Hoodenpyle, in Mill City on business the first
of the week. Sunday guest speak
Mrs. Donald McWhirk,
Mrs er at the church was Herman
LYONS PLUMBING i . William
McClintock.
Patty, J. Bartel, from Mission to the
Phone VL 9-2355
Mark and Sue. Mrs. Goodell and Migrants. Inc., telling about hi»
the hostess. Mrs. Cree.
work among the migrant wora-
ers. Rev. Roth said his thought
for the week was "Tbe man
who really wants to do some­
thing finds a way; the man who
v.— ■
doesn't finds an excuse.”
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Thursday, Nov. 12, 1959
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Mr. and Mr». Mel Rambo and
I-aura Jo and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Moffatt took advantage of the
beautiful weather Sunday for
an all-day trip. Leaving early in
the morning the first stop was
at Crooked River gorge, near
Madras, which is breathtaking-
ly beautiful. Then on to Pelton
dam, where the group stopped
to take pictures and a view of
the dam and surrounding scenic
spots. From there they went on
down the Wapanita cutoff to Tim
berline Ixxige where a tour of
the lodge was made and a look
through the telescopes at the
mountains which were sparsely
covered with snow. The day was
warm and beautiful, made more
for sightseeing than for winter
sports From there the group
(went on the Portland for a din-
I ner of Chinese fond and on
I home. The scent of juniper still
I remains as they couldn't resist
I bringing back a few sprigs cf
I the good smelling tree
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Sat., Nov. 21, 1959
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