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■The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday. June 21, 1962 Mrs. Elmer Shaw, Mrs. Verne Rainbow Princess Shaw and Mrs. Jack Duggan were in Longview, Wn., Satur day evening where they attend ed the wedding of James Butch’ Meinert of Waldport, The annual picnic for memb formerly of Mill City. ers of the Mill City Woman’s club was enjoyed by a small A thought for today—If you Bob Gurdon, student at OSV, group at noon Tuesday in the can't find it in the Atlas or En wiU leave shortly, in early July, new Niagara park. Ten ladies cyclopedia—try the drug store. for a two weeks cruise with the attended the affair. Navy. He is now at the home Following the potluck, meal, Mr. and Mrs. W. I- Eckles of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Mason, the outgo of Nelson, Neb., parents of Mrs. James B. Gordon. ing president, after two years Jerry Pittam are here visiting of service, installed the new of at this time. Her two brothers, Jerry Johnson, son of Mr. and ficers for next year: President, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eckles, Jr., Mrs. Lestem Johnson, is home Mrs. Leo RusseeU; recording and two sons of Lincoln. Neb., on summer vacation from his secretary, Mrs. J. C. Kimmel; and Mr. and Mrs. John Eckles studies at SOCE. He is working corresponding secretary, Miss of York, Neb., are also guests at Tom’s Shell Service. Daisy Geddes; treasurer, Mrs. Arey Podrabsky; and herself, at the Pittam home. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Hake, Mrs. Edith Mason, as vice pres Lynda Parker has been chos Mrs. Frances Merrill is walk Nancy and Gary are in Turner ident. en by the Order of Rainbow for ing around this week with the this week where the Hakes are Appointments by the new pre aid of crutches. She stepped out teaching at the Junior Christian sident include: finance commit Girls as theft- princess for the of her car, slipped and turned Youth Camp and the children tee, Agnes Carlson. Goldie Ram 4th of July celebration. her knee, spraining the liga are attending classes. bo, and Tearly Muir; program, Mill City Explorer scout post ments. Evelyn Davis, Nell DeWitt. Ed No. 49 will sponsor a dance Sat na Ross and Ann Primeau; Luncheon guests Friday at hostess, Dora Rogers. Sylvia urday June 30 from 8:30 to Warren Coffin is on two 11:30 at the firehall. The dance weeks duty with the National the home of Mrs. E. K. Fish Duncan, and Lettie Swan; civic, is open to the public and live were Mrs. Elmer Shaw, Mrs. Agnes DeFrates and Mary Kel Guard at Ft. Lewis, Wn. His wife, Louann and small son are Arthur Hedge and Mrs. Lowell ly: education. Clara Morris and music is promised. Money from Edith Mason; health. Frances the dance will assist the scouts staying with her parents, Mr. Cree. Merrill: library, Nadine Dugan; in their various programs and and Mrs. George Schlies in The Bid or Bunch Pinochle Campfire Girls. Ruth Tohl; activities, according to Wally Stayton. club held their last party of the scrapbook. Mabel Schroeder and Robertson. Explorer Advisor. Mr. and Mrs. Joy Keeton and year at the home of Darlene Daisy Geddes; conservation. Mrs. Sylvia Duncan is on a family spent Sunday in Albany Ruby Monday evening June 11 Nell DeWitt; international af vacation trip to Chicago and visiting with her sister and with all members present. Win fairs, Jessie Bodeker. Present included one guest, back home by the way of Can family, the Ralph Smiths. The ning high score was Hattie Fencl; pinochle, Betty Pittam, Mrs. Peter Brekke, who recent ada. She is making the trip group enjoyed a picnic with friends from Kansas who are and low went to Marion Stovall. ly moved here from California; with her brother and family, Katherine Honey, a member of Mrs. II. A. Schroeder. Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gooch and visiting in the Albany area. the club who will be moving to Swan. Mrs. R. F. Saucier, Mrs. daughter of Salem. Hundreds of plans and Corvallis soon, was presented Charles Kelly, Mrs. Harry Ma Peggy l’utman spent several Dr. and Mrs. Jack Reid and with a gift. Mary Wright was son, Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, Mrs. variations in our files can days last week visiting with Mill City friends. She was a house given a baby gift from those Leo Russell, Mrs. Bert Morris, family are vacationing in Tex help you decide what you guest of Janeta Johnson. The present. Mrs. Ruby served re and Mrs. George Davis. as. He will be back in two weeks and the family will re Putmans, who moved to Colton freshments after the evening of need in that home you Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Golden main for a longer visit. recently are former Mill City cards. The club will resume parties in the fall. want to build. Just drop residents. have moved into the Vera La Femme Beauty Salon. Hathaway home on N. E. 5th in and let us know that Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelly and Open Monday through Saturday. St. They recently occupied the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cline Thursday evenings by Appoint and family of Spokane, Wn., Mr. and Mrs. Shields ReMine Clyde Golden home. you’d like to get some ment. Phone Stayton 769-5322. were Sunday guests at the home returned Sunday from a trip to Seattle and the World ’ s Fair. 383 Third St. 20tf Howard Farmen is home from planning ideas. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cline. Also visiting the They were guests of the Star the hospital following major Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc Cline home is their daughter, Reeds while there and said he stomach surgery. He made a took them on many scenic trips Nulty of Tripoli, Lybia are vis real rapid recovery. Mrs. Roberta Hadley of Eure while they were in the city. iting at the home of his sister, ka, Calif. Mrs. Kelly said she took in the The Round Robin Pinochle Mrs. Helen Saucier. She made The Bob Veness family and World’s Fair in San Francisco club was entertained Monday a trip to visit them about six years ago. Anne Subardi drove into Port in 1939 and that it was interest evening by Tearly Muir who served strawberry shortcake ing to compare the two. land early Saturday morning to Mrs. A. C. Anderson of Coun before the evening of cards. enjoy the Rose Festival Parade, Week Day Hours Mrs. Joe Fencl and Toby- Guest of the club for the even cil Bluff. Iowa is visiting with 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. accompanied by Mrs. George spent the weekend in Portland ing was Millie Bickett with just her son and daughter-in-law and Schroeder, George, Jr., and Saturdays: with her sister, Jennie two tables of pinochle being family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nur Fatah of Sherwood. After visiting 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 Kazda. played because of the many Pratt. She stopped at Seattle on the parade the Veness family who were unable to attend. her way to tour the World Fair. Phone 897-2610 and Anne were luncheon guests Mrs. Muir won high prize; Sue Sunday guests at the home of of the Howard Bell family and Mill City, Oregon It Is reported that Mr. and their exchange student, Kozukio Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore were Poole received pinochle and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Jackson low went to Margaret Boroughs. Mrs. Ramon Roberts who re Ishii. Anne and Shirley at of Lebanon. This was the last party until cently sold their home and tended the birthday party of apartments will be moving soon the fall season. Nur Fatah that evening at the to Sweet Home. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Golden, New Schroeder’s farm home in Sher Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hint- of who have been living in Stay Heavy-Duty wood where many young peo Lyle Cummings is now at ple gathered to enjoy dancing, ton recently have moved back Salem spent Sunday here with tending summer school at McCULLOCH singing, and outdoor dining. to their home in Mill City. Her Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel. OSU. He plans on spending his They took a drive up the Breit- father, Frank Carter will make ONE/85 enbush. and reported the roads weekends at his home here. Sunday guests at the home of his home with them. gear drive dusty but not too rought. Hane E. Rogers Mr, and Mrs. C. chain saw Among those seen at the and Kimmel are cousins. ✓ were their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Liberace performance in Salem Thursday, June 21—Santiam Rogers, of Albany; their son-in- Saturday evening were Mrs. POWER Leo Poole, Mrs. Morris Brown, Memorial Hospital auxiliary law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. FUL George Bertilson of West Linn; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Eide, and will meet in Mill City at the home of Helen Kimmel at 2 p. their granddaughter, Mrs. Ev Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon. If your car license expires at m. All members are invited to erett Jones and daughters, Kim the end of June, you'll be re Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett attend. berly Sue and Carol Ann of ceiving a renewal reminder no spent Sunday at Garibaldi, tak Jennings Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson tice in the mail within the next ing their boat over and doing Mrs. Eugene Carey and two some fishing. and family of Salem spent Sun few days. Don't lose the notice. That's the advice of the Ore weighs daughters from Portland visited day at the home of his parents, gon Department of Motor Ve recently at the home of her Claude and Agnes DeFrates Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson. only hicles. Use of the form in re father, Carl Chance. have returned home following newing license plates will Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haley and a two-weeks vacation spent in Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fish and Canada and on the Oregon family have moved to Astoria mean prompter service to car two daughters from Portland beach. where Mrs. Haley has been owners and help cut costs and spent Father's day at the home transferred to the First Nation processing time for the depart of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordy McMor al bank there. Mr. Haley will be ment. If your plates expire in June E. K. Fish. ris spent the weekend at Van employed as a collector for the couver, B. C. where they at Oregon State Tax Commission and you do not receive a re Guests Sunday afternoon at tended the Canadian Northwest in that area. The Fireside is newal notice, this means the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Low Softball tournament. Randall’s now being managed by Warren address on file with the de ell Cree were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wagon Team of Salem, Eaton. The apartment house in partment is incorrect, and steps $8.00 Dick Bandy, Mrs. J. C. Dickin for whom McMorris plays, won which the Haley's made their should be taken to up-date the A son and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. 4th place. Randall's will com home is now being occupied by address on your registration Gorton all of Salem. pete in the annual Rose Cup Mr. and Mrs. Howard May and card. Week The notice received in the Tournament in Portland June family who moved here this Sunday afternoon the Veness 29. 30 and July 1. The games past weekend from Portland. mail should be used whether the family called for Anne Subardi will be played on Normandale May is part-owner of Santiam renewal is mailed to Salem or Á Where? in Sherwood and took her to Field with Randalls playing TV Cable company. taken to a local field office. L------------- ■ Portland where she will stay Kane’s Lounge from Seattle at until Tuesday morning with the 9:30 p. m. Howard Bell family, and board the Greyhound Bus for the tJlNGuS L. BOW MB R, Mrs. Ruby Crosier stopped in cross country tour. 'Hie Indo Mill City this week enroute to PROFESSOR OF DRAMA AT nesian students will be flown her home in Oakland, Calif., SOUTHERN OREGON COLLEGE back to San Fransico July 15th following a European tour AT ASHLAND, IS FOUNDER after the tour, where they will which she made with friends. DIRECTOR OF AMERICAS stay until August 10th. Mrs. Crosiers were former Mill City FIRST ELIZABETHAN THEATRE Veness received a letter from residents during construction of - THE OREGON the AFS headquarters in New Detroit dam. Mrs. Crosier was SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL. Phone 859-2240 York saying that arrangements a house guest of the Martin ATTENDANCE AT THIS CULTURAL- would be made for Anne to stay Hansens while here. She said Mehama, Oregon with the Venesses at their new she enjoyed visiting the many ENTERTAINMENT FETE HAS home in Monterey for that time. European countries immensely, GROWN FROM A HANDFUL IN 1935 To NEAR 50,000 IN I9tI. traveling in France, Italy, Aus tria. Switzerland, Germany, Scotland, Denmark, and home by the way of Alaska. They also stopped to take in the World's Fair at Seattle. Woman's Club Installs Officers Electrical TOWN TALK Contracting RIGGS ELECTRIC Call 897-2515 FREE HOME PLANNING New Substations Now in Operation ForPP&L Come see why “Zfs the Water" One of Oregon's largest electric power substations, a ii.4MJ.000 instaUation t h a t I forms the crossroad for Pacific Power & Light Company's; transmission lines serving the Willamette valley, is now open ating to supply more power needed by PP&L customers in western Oregon. "More than a quarter of a million homes and farms could be supplied with the large amount of electricity that this facility can handle at any one time,” according to Tom Keen an, the company's Linn county district manager. Located southeast of Albany, the facility is the hub for 230, 000 and 115.000 volt transmis sion lines radiating to other substations at neighboring cit ies and rural areas from which other lines carry the power to homes, farms, stores and in dustries throughout the valley area. Officials of the company are scheduled to formally dedicate the installation to the service of the company’s customers at a ceremony Monday at the in stallation. Mayors of Linn coun ty cities and county commis sioners were to join the group at a power switching demon stration. Currently under construction southward is a new line of 230,000 volt capacity that will provide an interconnection be tween the company’s hydroleet- ric projects on southern Ore gon with those of the northern part of its system. Together, the powerhouses will form a pow er generating system with more than 1,000,000 kilowatts of pow er output. The machine that once did away with horses is now- well no its way to doing away with people. Kelly Lumber Sales June License Renewals Due Soon HOW MUCH?] that makes the difference. Visitors are always welcome at the Olympia Brewing Company at Tumwater, near Olympia, Washington, 8.00 to 430 every day. OtYMFIA MtWINC CO Olympia Wtsh *0lj •» 15 £ Subscribe To The Mill City Enteprise New Print Yardage Buy it Today for Summer Sewing It’s Fruit of the Loom and sells for 59c a yard and up. Blouses For Summer Come in and see our fine array of new- Houses. You can surely find just what you want here. $2.98 and $3.98 MILL CITY JAYCEES Seat Belt Clinic SUNDAY JUNE 24th I to 6 P. M. SANTIAM UNION HIGH SCHOOL Tennis Court Area $5.00 Installed - $4.75 Not Installed Raymond Branch & Son Equipment Co. Dr. Victor J. Myers CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF HIS OFFICES TO Mr. and Mr*. Fred Gooch moved last week into the house formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kesterson. They mov ed here from Lyons. At the pre sent time Mr. Gooch is tearing down one of the old outbuild- 150 E. WASHINGTON - STAYTON, ORE. Across Street from Church of Christ GROUND FLOOR PARKING PHONE 769-2557 Mr. and Mr*. Mel Rambo and her parents. Mr and Mrs. Steve Champ of Salem spent Sunday at the coast. They re I port warm, sunny weather and the beaches jammed with peo- ? S L m E GENERAL EXTENSION VISION* OF OREGON'S STATE SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION IS UNPARALLELED THROUGHOUT THE NATION THIS STATE-WIDE EDUCATION SERVICE REACHES OUT TO ALL OF OREGON PERMITTING PEOPLE TO USE THE GREAT ^SOURCES OF CAMPUS INSTITUTIONS GOING TO BUILD OR REPAIR? ...SEE US! When it comes to building supplies, we con meet oil your needs "from the ground upl" Everything from founda tion masonry fo roofing at thrifty prices. Everything delivered right to your job right on time* Kelly Lumber Sales Open Saturday Ph. 897-2610 Mill City. Oregon
