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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1959)
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Our unique follow-up system tells us when you need more fuel oil. • FREE tank protection-we protect your oil tank from internal rust and corrosion with our special free-of- charge Sonitor“ application. • Metered Receipts- you have an exact, metered record of the amount of oil we deliver. You always know what you pay for. • Courteous Drivors-the kind of men who appreciate your businese and show it with a smile and a “Thank you“. We warmly recommend H. L. ASHBY Distributor Phone 79 07 Mill City, Oregon We Gve Gold Bond Stamps On Heating Oil ed last Wednesday with Mrs. 6— The Mill City Enterprise Lion Etensland in Independence. Mr and Mrs Charles Crook visited with friends in Madras Mr». John Teeters By Mrs. H. N. Wilson The Bob Levon home was the , Mr. and Mrs. Albin Johnson a week ago Sunday. Visitors Friday afternoon at scene of a gala party last Tues- j of Silverton visited Wednesday day evening, to honor the 2nd of last week with Mr. Johnson's the J. M Teeters home were birthday anniversary of their I sister, Mrs. Jennie Moe. Mrs. Mr. Teeters’ niece and family. new “compact’’ winter tire small daughter. Lori Susan. Her Johnson brought a cake as they Mr. and Mrs. Bill Horn and for the 1960 compact cars has grandmother, Frankie Johnson were here to help Mrs. Moe cele children, Danny, Jimmy, Robin been announced by Mehama anni* and Susan of Eugene. No home is safe from tuber and son, Royal, were also pre brate her 73rd birthday General Tire Service. They fore culosis until all are safe. Help Wednesday night and Thurs cast a new winter tire sales versary. sent, and Mrs. Gwenn Schaer, your TB association prevent Mrs. Harold Longfellow, Mrs. day guests at the Alvin Griffiths i this year of 5,000.000 units. daughter, Carol, and two sons, the spread of this most tragic Allen home were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph i D. L. Teeters and Mrs. disease. Your Christmas Seal The new 13 inch tubeless Rodney and Roger. contribution will help protect Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cann of McDonald and son. Chris. visit- Boring and children Ronnie. winter tire, a fatter, shortei, Gerry and Pat of Eugene. your family circle. Napa. Calif., arrived Friday I lighter version of the company's Mrs. Al Molnar and son, Jim afternoon to look after property Nicholsons, Mr. and Mrs. Bill regular line of " Silent —* 0 Safety FIGHT TB WITH here. They were dinner guests Pennick, Patsy and Billy, were of Oak Grove spent part of the Winter Cleat, will take the CHRISTMAS SEALS weekend at the Frank Buckler Friday evening at the home of dinner guests in Salem, at the smaller cars everywhere their Mr and Mrs. W R. Hutcheson, home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer home. counterparts go ---- ac- a ______,___ can — Luther Brown was here for a heavier and their niece, Olivia Mitro- Currie. cording to J, Glenn Julian and short leave during the Thanks vich, from Belgrade, Jugosla Mr. and Mrs. Bob Levon and Grant Smith of Mehama Gen Our North Santiam— via, who accompanied them. Lori, Mrs. Frankie Johnson and giving holiday visiting with his eral Tire Service. They will has been a houseguest at the son Royal, were Thanksgiving sister's family the Dee Good carry the same guarantee as Some talk of places in pompom Hutcheson home during their guests of Mrs. Gwenn Schaer mans and his brother and sis ; the tires for the larger cars, pride. stay here. This was the first and three young folks, Carol, ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Scott ! “You Go in snow, or we pay the Few try our land to savagely Brown. He returned the first of trip to Oregon for their niece, Rodney and Roger. slam. tow.’’ who expects to return to Eu Mrs. Velma Carey and son, i the week to Fort Ord. Calif., The 13-inch tire can be used But their words can never, ne rope shortly. James Carey, joined a family where he is stationed with the for either high-speed driving or ver hide Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle and gathering at the home of an army. I dry pavement or for operation The gracious goodness of our Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tietze two children were hosts for a other son. Donald Carey and North Santiam. r under heavy snow-slush condi- large family gathering at their family in Stayton for Thanks spent Wednesday and Thursday i tions. home on Thanksgiving day. Pre giving dinner. Norman Carey. of last week with the Bert Bailey "Snow treads are as essential The humid days, almost sleep less nights, sent were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Albany, Eugene Carey, Portland family in Springfield. , for the small cars as they are Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Tornadoes that carry your home Knutson of Mill City, Mrs. Knut and Gale Carey Stayton. their | for heavier cars," said Mr. Ju- away, son’s sister and brother-in-law, wives and children were also and Mrs. Jim Richmond and . lian. daughters were Mr. and Mrs. Make me think our coast's good Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Huber, from present for the day. sights Stockton. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Til Rains spent Larry Green and children of Carl Jensen and three children, Thanksgiving at the home of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Julius day at the R. O. Adams home. Is just the place I ought to They also visited Mrs. Adams stay. Carolyn Brechja and Jerry Bun- their son. Louis (Bud) Cline, Tietze. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Castle re father, John Zolkoske in Stay all of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. and family in Mil Clity, where Ruin not my nerve by constant Lou Kelle and Mr. and Mrs. their other sons and daughters turned home the first of last ton, who is recovering from a complaint. recent stroke. week from a month ’ s vacation Hollis Turnidge. gathered for the day with their But evaluate places in a sen A number of families were out and hunting trip near Dale. Sun Guests at the L. L. Rynear- families. sible way. of town for Thanksgiving Day. day guests at the Castles were will son home on Thanksgiving day Mrs. Wilma Bumgamer Then live and love as a sensible were Mrs. Mildred Agee, Mrs. be hostess for the Benefit Cof- Mrs. Castle’s mother, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rice and Saint Cora Slaven, Mona Hunter and fee Hour today, December 3 at M. Herberger and her brother Gerry went to Mrs. Rice’s mo For we're all made of the same Minor Clark all of Portland; her home, for the Santiam Can- and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ther’s, Mrs. Alvena Frame of old clay. Albany for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson, yon Extension Unit. This is the Jack Herberger all of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Branch Among those who were hosts Patti, JoNetta and Mike, all of first Coffee in a series of three, When you've gone fast and far Salem. Dickie and Susie Ry- and all friends are invited to for Thanksgiving Day were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald —saw much, nearson returned with the Wil call between the hours of 1:30 and Mrs. Larry Kimsey, who in Branch and Bobby were guests When you’ve had plenty of jar of Mrs. Gerald Branch's par i addition to Thanksgiving were son’s to Salem to spend the and 4 :00 p. m. and jam, school vacation. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Allen were celebrating the birthday of Mrs. ents the R. L. Reynolds in Til When you’ve had much grief, there was a birthday dinner surprised Saturday evening by Kimsey’smother, Mrs. Jennie lamook. got in Dutch— Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Adams party honoring Mrs. Rynearson a visit from relatives they had Moe. which was Nov. 25 and You’ll gladly turn to North San and Mrs. Wilson, whose anni not seen for some time. Guests the 25th wedding anniversary of were Thanksgiving guests of tiam. versaries fall on the 28th and were Mr. and Mrs. Ford Moore her brother-in-law and sister, their son and daughter-in-law the Ray Adams of Eugene. Striving to do better,—Oh sure— of Portland, and a son, Howard Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kornmann 30th. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wool Paving roads, getting more Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brown Mertz, and his two sons from of Vancouver, Wash. Included in the 32 present for dinner were ridge spent Thanksgiving day at plants; and three children, and Mr. and Coquille. Mrs. George Sauve, and three Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swaim the Kimseys and their six child- a large family gathering at the Nothing's too good for us to en dure children, all of Salem, arrived and two sons spent Thursday ■ ren, Mrs. Moe, the Kornmanns Max Kingery home in Corvallis. Thursday with a big turkey and and Friday at the home of her ■ and four of their children, Mr. The Woolridges visited Sunday For we use not bad railing rants. other goodies to help their parents, Mr and Mrs. Charles i and Mrs. Joe Jones and three with Mrs. Woolridge’s sister’s children of Klamath Falls, Mr. family, the Dale Howell’s of Me- Two thousand acres of good ber grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Chubb, at Oakridge. ry lands, Richards, celebrate with the tra Billy Kershaw visited at the ■ and Mrs. Lee Brant and six Minn ville. Mrs. Larry Kimsey was host Watered by the river’s friendly ditional big dinner on Thanks home of his friends, Ned Kanoff ' children of Macleay and Mr. dam, giving. Other dinner guests were in Salem during the school holi • and Mrs. Clifford Forse and two ess at her home Monday after noon, November 23 to a group Are fine fortunes for helping daughters of Salem. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Nelson, day, returning Sunday. hands Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe of first and second grade girls of Woodburn, Billy Kershaw Miss Janice Novak was bap Now living on North Santiam. honoring her daughter, Susan, ; and Linda had as their guests and Mr. and Mrs. Ott Binegar tized at a special ceremony at of Salem. the Christian church in Mill City ’ Mrs. D. G. Bilyeu and Mrs. Ad- on her 7th birthday anniversary. Mills that hum along the line, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Osterhout Sunday afternoon, Arlin Roth- ■ die Thayer of Lebanon, Mrs. The girls came after school at Ponds of logs that are a jam, were dinner guests at the home auge performing the rituals. Emma Monroe of Albany and 2:30 and the time was spent in Hardboard material—fir and opening the gifts and playing of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Blumenstein play • Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brown. pine— Guests at the Charles Crook games. Mrs. Kimsey served re | Help glorify our North Santiam. Walter Brisbin on Thanksgiving. ed the organ. Jim Gulliford I Elbert Larson of Roseburg read the scriptures, and Misses i home were Mr. and Mrs. Vern freshments to the honor guest, visited at the home of his daugh Barbara Hirte and Barbara on Goodell and Mr. and Mrs. Susan. Sheryl Ader, Bessie Cla- Sparkling hot waters, minerals of health ter, Mrs. Bob Wilson and fam Blumenstein led the singing. Jack Goodell, Mary, Jack and son, Vicki Sue Johnson, Coleene ily during the holidays. Prayer was by Rev. Stanley Richard, all of Lyons. Mr. and Longfellow, Sandra Mason. Ro Bubble in scenery ’bove the dam. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergholz of I Williams, pastor of the church. Mrs. Clifford Crook and Greg of berta Bethel, Diana Rockwell, Mill City spent Thanksgiving at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Romback, Mill City. Coming later in the Pamela and Christine Lewis, And happy people of sensible wealth the home of her sister. Mr. and and three children. Mike, Gary, afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Delrena Carpenter, Mary and Susan s Say nothing beats our North Mrs. Gordon Ward. Mr. and and Romans, were visitors last Robert Crook and daughters Lloyd Kimsey and Santiam. Mrs. Ted Wright of Milwaukie weekend at the home of his Barbara and Alyson also of grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Moe. Members of the congregation were dinner guests the previous mother, Mrs. Gene Huffman, re Mill City. The Orval Landers were hosts of the Mehama Community If the Social Securities of F.D.R. Sunday, unable to attend on turning Sunday to their home Thanksgiving Day to Mrs. Lan Presbyterian church met in the Are good stars to the goal of Thanksgiving. at Medford. der ’ s parents, Mr. and I Mrs. Fellowship room of the church | man, Guests for Thanksgiving day On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. W. ’s Friday evening. November 27 Then live and love, as you now I R Hutcheson were surprised by at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruse and her sister are, a visit from oldtime friends, Mr. Gene Huffman were her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Davey for a 6:30 pot luck family night On the banks of the North San supper. The film and program ’ of In- Piper and children all and Mrs. William Clark, who daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. tiam. following the supper was cut have a home in the Metolius Bill Romback, and three sons. dependence. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Golliet short due to the outage of elec-1 Composed by Frank Van Camp. country. The Hutchesons and Alan. Ricky and Terry, and Clarks were formerly neighbors daughter, Nancy, from Med- had as their guests Thanksgiv tricity in this area. Later in the November 26, 1959. in Eastern Oregon, and the ford; Mrs. Hufman's mother. ing day, Mrs. Golliet s parents evening a joint trustee and ses- j sion meeting was held. Clarks were returning from a Mrs Anna Llchlutner of Lyons: the George Ramps of Brooks. The Rev. James Hardy and j The Edward Walz family business and pleasure trip into Mr. Huffman’s parents. Mr. and B. L. Kirsch were in Brown day in Eugene and Wednesday Mrs. William Huffman from Eu ■ spent the day with Mr. Walz’ Canada. in Salem at workshops for tea Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Watson gene; and Sharon Ann Rom mother, Mrs. Joseph Walz in ville last Tuesday attending the chers in the church school. Mrs meeting of Willamette Presby Salem. were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. back, who attends St. Mary’s Hardy was assisting In the pri Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adams and tery there. Gregory Stevens and Mrs. Mary in Stayton. who was home for Mrs. James Hardy spent Mon- mary department. five sons of Eugene visited Sun- Howell for a roast goose dinner the school vacation. GATES MEHAMA on Thanksgiving. Miss Connie Stewart spent a few days of the long weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart. She attended the concert at the high school in Mill City Wednesday evening, and Thanksgiving with her family before returning to her job with the telephone com pany in Salem Connie was a 1959 graduate of SUHS in Mill Citi Glenn Bothwell spent Thanks giving in Portland, at the home of one of his sons, Harold Both well and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowes and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hen- ncss took advantage of the long weekend, to enjoy a long-await ed trip to Victoria. B. C., where they expected to do a lot of sightseeing, weather permitting. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Moses visited friends in Canby on ______ ._ _ day, _ owners of Thanksgiving the Kitchen Motel which they operate here. Mr and Mrs Charles Collins and family moved to Sisters last week, where he will be employed for the winter. This removed five children from the local schools. Their home here has been rented. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parker and three daughters were hosts at thetr home, for a large fam ily dinner on Thnaksgtving. Pre sent were his parents. Mr. and Mrs W. R. Hutcheson and her mother, Mrs. Ed Kadln. sister Judy, and grandmother. Mrs. Mattle Root. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nicholson of Salem drove up for the con cert Wednesday evening In the Santiam Union High school, when their granddaughter Patsy Pennick was featured In a bass I solo The following day the w w Clark -t Salem EM 4 6769 General Has Winter Tire for Small Cars - trtMlLY CIRCLE Robt Welty The Dallas CY S 3W4 W B Mom»»« • hum BE 4 0543 ” I C. Howland Coniliii “ PL 3 (CM E. C. Rejeeld» Boite ism R F Marquisi Eugene DI 34112 W. 1. HifWIll y M»«o<i • sp mih n SAVt THIS MAP IN CAU OF PUBLIC DISASTER Th* t „mulling Engineers Association of Oregon, as • puMic asrrica >■ set up a Public Diaaater Committee. Ta help inuaodiataly >n .isa at a .liuaif. Oregon hat been divided into wren districts sad a d <itter contact engineer di> has been appointed 1a each district. The .icts. enciarert and tbmr laleehon« auaibert art show» aa the sbava map. ta cue of a public i Aaguat a call to the dial bring immediate help to ds and for goaty. how long Clip on
