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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1960)
t We'll have our breakfast o er by 10. Bill Kimery is getting around j Ready and fit for the day tn Missouri were weekend guests with the help of crutches, fol at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lowing a cut on his leg from a begin. Then we ll “gab'' or ' soak” or Harold Hom and family. power saw. It required several By Eva Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Art Baltzer re- | stitches to close tne wound. hike or fish Or do the other things that The Lyons Peewee baseball j turned home the last of the I Several from Lyon* attended team directed by Frank Spell- I week from a trip to Los Angel-1 the reception Sunday afternoon, we really wish. meyer won their games again es. California, where they were honoring Mr. and Mrs. Bert 'The following poem was writ Until the clock once more say* this week. Monday night they guests at the home of their | Lyons, of Lyons on their golden ten by a v acationer from Ha 10, played Mil! City at Mill City daughter and family, Mr. and | wedding anniversary. The party waii, who spent some time at When we ll snuggle deep in our blankets again. and won by a score of 8 to 6. Mrs. Marvin Westover and fam- was held at the home of their Breitenbush. Wednesday night they played i iiy. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. To the Malahmi (Newcomer) .Ml things that every tired ’soul' could wish Mrs. Lucy Peddicord Stayton at Lyons with a score and Mrs. Bob Hill in Mill City, at Breitenbush.” of 9 to 8. Next week they play ■ California is visiting at i They were assisted by their On summer mornings clear and We’ve found them here at I Breitenbush, I Monday night July 18 Mehama I home of her daughter and ' other daughter and husband. still at Mehama. Wednesday night Uy. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindemann You’ll need a fire to cut the And the days roll by so calm and serene, July 20. they play Mill City This seems to be church of Lyons. chill. at Lyons and Thursday night week in Lyons with some repair Mr. and Mrs. George Hub If you MUST “rush about” at That the time goes on like a Heavenly dream. July 21. they play Stayton at being done. Santiam Chapel is bard with their daughter, Mrs. dawn getting a coat of paint, chang Ethel Huffman were Monday To get thing» done; while later Stayton. This 'til some “Malahmi” ar Members of the Lyons Garden ing from the white to the little afternoon visitors in Halsey at on rives at dawn. Club held a pot luck picnic at brown church. The Methodist the home of Mr. and Mr*. Shel- When Breitenbush’s summer Fresh from the world of work Bush’s Rose Pasture in Salem parsonage is getting a new I don Titus and sons. Mrs. Titus sun and brawn. Wednesday later going through roof. is a daughter of Mrs. Huffman. Has warmed the air; it's lots He's escaped from a Job that Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens the Bush ouse, and then they more fun Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton made a visit to Lowery's Green J and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stev- and daughters have as their, To do the things you’ve plan starts at 4, So thrilled;—no sleep the night House. Ruth Cotton was host I ents attended a party Sunday guests his parents. Mr. and ned to do, before,— ess for the day. Others attend | afternoon at the St. Bernard Mrs. Ben Walton from North So, why the rusn and what's That he “roars” into camp, ing were Evelyn Julian, Pat i Nursing Home in Salem honor- Bend. the “stew?” Blum. Virgene Scott. Dorothy ! ing patients there. Their moth Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton These things won’t all get done feeling 'right on the beam.' Not thinking of us in the midst in a day Downer, Laura Neal, Gladys er, Mrs, Henry Stevens is a pa received word of the death of of our dream Edwards, Ann Holzfuss. Ger- tient there. her brother. Roy Vandiver at Or even a year, if you could He's hungry and chilly, so after stay. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ed Richmond, Mo. Mrs. Garton trude Weidman and Kathryn a whUe Neal, Dwight Downer, and wards are receiving congratula- and her mother, Mrs. Lucy Plans are forgotten to “do as | He starts hunting wood and dis you please," 1 tions upon the birth of a grand- Pedicord recently made a trip Joyce Scott, covers the pile Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson ' son, bom to their son and wife. to Missouri to see the brother. And to you, like us, comes a Where he chops, like the fate life of ease. and children from Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs Clinton Mason at Mr. and Mrs. George Neal of the world was at stake, Far from the world and it's Until all of us dreamers are rushing pace, At peace with the world—you'll plumb awake. love this place. I We know, that he doesn't want to miss For, if we happen to wake at Even a moment of Breitenbush four, We only turn and resume the bliss. That he's making the most of snore And even at the hour of five his two-day escape There's few of us that “come From a world of worry, hard alive.” work and "red tape.” \t six, we 'snooze'' away with But we'll always wish, he could ease, spend a week, Nor give a thought to floors And discover the peace, that we that “freeze.” come here to seek; The sun begins to warm by 7 Til he could lie for hours with But we sleep on, our bed's like Never a stir, heaven. In the sun by the river or in And when to 8 tne clock has the shade of a fir. gone We slowly start to turn and Only then, would he carefully yawn. muffle his screams Perhaps we’ll rise before it's And think of the others, in the nine midst of their dreams. To start the fire. Outside its Only then, when he wanted a warm and fine. fire, would he stop, And think of the dreamers, be fore he would chop; are announcing the birth of an If he wanted a fire anytime other daughter, Julie Ann, before eight born at Santiam Memorial hos He would do it quietly, or else pital in Stayion. Mrs. Neal and he would wait. infant returned home Sunday. No sound more than whisper* would pass his lips. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stev .Xnd he'd sneak to the woodpile to gather chips. ens were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gustafson from Duluth, Minn., For he’s know the joy of "eat- and Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Lands- I ing high on the ham" verk and Mr. and Mrs. Yari Here at Breitenbush Camp on the North Santiam. Hanson of Portland. The Kanka-Haole, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roy are Molokai's “old man" receiving congratulations upon Erloff Parker, Sr. the birth of twm girls, Deborah Irene, and Delons Louise, bom Sunday, July 17 at the Salem Memorial hospitl. SPONSORED BY Mr. and Mrs. James Hollings head have as their guest their Births at Santiam Memorial granddaughter Miss Kay Adams HoopitaJ In Stavton from Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jobe Born July 12 to Mr. and Mrs. spent several days at the coast. Louis Ditter, Stayton a son. They reported it cold and windy | James Louis, weighing 8 pounds there. 4 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. James Hollings Born July 14 to Mr and Mrs. head and granddaughter, Kay John Jordan of Rt. 1, Turner a Adams are spending several daughter, Kimberley Kay. .She days this week at Camp weighed 7 pounds 12% ounces. Sherman on the Metolius. Born July 15 to Mr. and Mrs. A large crowd attended the George Neal of Lyons a daugh Go-Kart races held at the new ter, Julia Lynn, weighing 8 track east of Lyons Sunday af pounds, 8*4 ounces. ternoon. The newly built track Born July 17 to Mr. and Mrs. is up to date. There will be Ritchie Dickie of Detroit a ion, races there again Sunday, July Patrick Earl, weighing 7 pounds 31. 14% ounces. John Kunkle, who underwent surgery on his back in Port land is now convalescing at M’BSCRIBE TO THE MILL hi* home here. CITY ENTERPRISE. MAY* 6—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 21, 19641 Corvallis. Entertain Those LYONS Summer Guests THE EASY WAY Relax At The Riverview Try Our Chicken - Steaks - Sea Foods You’ll Enjoy Real Western Hospitality DANCE TO LIVE MUSIC EVERY FRIDAY - SATURDAY and SUNDAY Closed Mondays ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The Riverview Cafe Zen and Pat Cutting, Owners Ph. UL 9-2171 Hawaiian Writes Poem About Life At Breitenbush Mehama. Ore Santiam Bean DAYS ARE COMING QUEEN’S CORONATION WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. 8 pm. Civic Bldg. — Admission by Festival Button CORONATION BALL Music by Larry & Cascade Range Riders Civic Bldg. Adm. >1.00 person TALENT SHOW Heck Harper TV Star, Emcee Thurs., July 28 8 p m. Civic Bldg. r Admission by Festival Button GRAND PARADE FRIDAY NIGHT, July 29, 6:30 p.m. MARCHING UNITS, FLOATS MOUNTED GROUPS Still Time to Enter Beans Hot Dog. Cole Slaw. Ice Cream. Coffee—All for 50c FESTIVAL DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT July 30 Stayton Fire DEPARTMENT BUY A FESTIVAL BUTTON FOR $1 IN ANY STAYTON STORE OLD-TIMERS PICNIC CARNIVAL 5 4 Betaust Stayton City Park Shell is tta’Regulor'Gcwline wftk KP SUNDAY ICF N 9:00 p.m. Civic Bldg. Music by 8TUBBY MILLS IN THIS PUMP...Itif ’REGULAR' GASOLINE THAT CAN BRING BACK LOST POWER BROWNING BROS. Saturday July 30 5:30 p.m. Civic Building Green STAYTON A BARGAIN IN FUN — ADMITS TO QUEEN CORONATION AND TALENT SHOW BEAN FEED Santiam JULY 27-31 T July 31,2 p.m. MEET — GREET YOUR OLD FRIENDS Days TUESDAY-SATURDAY July 26-30 Civic Ground® stops spark plug ’•miss”-mojar cause of power loss in today's can. H unleathe« the full power of Shell Regular which te octuaity higher in perform a nee than th* premium gasolines of a short time ago. 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