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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1962)
of Mehama were dinner guests at the home of their parent«, Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkle. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Myers of Stayton were dinner guest* at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr*, Carl Anderson and When You Buy From 11». We Carry family. Nationally Advertised Quality LYONS The Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ikxtrker ' holiday and weekend began in with their son-in-law and daugh Brand Building Supplies Lynns Wednesday evening with ter. Mr and Mrs Earl Hamp Check us for your building needs church services at 7 30 at the ton and family of Salem went Methodist church and 10:30 to Auburn, Wn , Thursday mass at St. Patrick Catholic morning where they spent the church Thanksgiving morning, remainder of the week at the billowed by the usual family ga home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman therings and dinners. Others Johnson and family Mrs. John- went to other areas to be with son is a daughter of the Kxt I loved ones, ekcrs j Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walton amt Dinner guest« at Ute home of I Mr. and Mrs Fred Maize and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Steven« two sons from North Bend wete were his mother. Mrs. Henry I guests at the home of Mr and Stevens, Mr. and Mrs Albert Mrs. Robert Walton and Mr Toman and family o( Salem ; and Mrs Russell Thiel. Mr and Mrs Jack Scott of Mill Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lyons City and Mr and Mrs. Albert were dinner guests at the home Stevens. of her daughter ami tiusl'and Weekend guests at the home KELLY LUMBER SALES Mr. and Mrs. Morris McAdams of Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Olm- MILL CITY. OREGON in Eugene. stead and sons were her moth Mrs. Mabel Allen of Kirtland er Mrs. Bertha Binford of Cor is a guest at the home of her vallis and their son and wife, daughter. Mrs Dorothy Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Itonald Olmstead They were dinner guests on The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Thanksgiving at the home of ami family from Auburn, Wn. Mr. ami Mrs George Keeley Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too Mrs. Pete Brusasco. Mr. and Mrs Vernon Goodell of Portland and Mrs Alice and Mr and Mrs. Jack Good Huber were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l>m- ell were dinner guests at the Charles Crook home tn Me- ald Huber and family. Mrs. Alice Huber returned to Port hama. Mrs. Ruth Lyons with her land with her son-in-law and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. daughter for a few days Dinner guests at the home of and Mrs. Ed Gisler and daugh I ter. Pam of Marion, were Mrs. Lydia CUlwell were Mrs. guests at tile home of Mr and C. S. Morris and children, ami Mrs. Wayne Ransom in Klam- Mr and Mrs. Arthur Culwell. Jr., ami son from Kennewick, ath Falls. Mrs. Ethel Huffman and her I Wn.. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel mother, Mrs. Anna Hubbard are | CUlwell and family of Salem. spending a week in Washington Mr. and Mrs Howard Naue where they are guests at the and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cul- home of Mrs. Huffmans daugh- well and family of Lyons Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wilson of | ters and families. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Titus and sons at Ren Cbttage Grove were weekend ton and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon guests at the home of Mr. and Diggemess and family at Seila- Mrs. E. L. Roye. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown com Island, near Tacoma. Guests at the home of Mr and family of Crescent City. and Mrs Oscar Naue were their Calif., Mr. ami Mrs. Duane son-in-law and daughter. Mr. i Ikiwning and family of Hermis- and Mrs. Shirley Conser of La ton. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1959 McCulloch S-55-A 6.5 horsepower comb and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carleton and family of The Dalles, were Thanksgiving day 24 inch blade. Naue and son <>f Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Bassett dinner guests at the home of were guests at the home of his their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Or 1961 McCulloch Model 172. 7 Horsepower son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. ville Downing. Additional guests Dale Bassett and sons in Seat were Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- 24 inch blade. I Clurg of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs tle. Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Manning Brown and family will remain and children, Richie, Larry for the weekend with her par 1959 Homelife 5 horsepower 30 inch blade. and Cherri were dinner guests ents. Mr. and Mrs Franklin Mc at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Etzel in Stayton. Dowell and family of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. John Long and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hair of family and Nikki Cruson of Oregon City were Wednesday Lyons were dinner guests at afternoon visitors at the home the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har ley Scott. Her parents, Mr. and of their uncle. Elmer Hiatt. Mrs. Harley Johnson of Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mason and Phone 859-2240 Mehama, Oregon family of Mill City and Mr. and hama- were ils<> ;>r«■•.«■: ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Prideaux. Mrs. Ralph Davis and family 6—The MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. ?9. 1JW! You Are in Safe Hands Many Visitors In Lyons Area For Thanksgiving Stanley Hardware and Tools Used McCulloch Chain Saws Reconditioned and Ready To Go Priced At $80 And Up. New Saws $149.95 And Up. Ray Branch & Son Equipment Co. HOW TO TRAVEL IN LUXURY WITHOUT REALLY FLYING The exciting new ’63 Chevrolet has captured the silence and effort less ease of jet flight and translated it to highway travel. Every new Chevrolet, whether it’s a luxury Impala, a low-priced Bel Air or a Biscayne, now has self-adjusting brakes, a Delcotron generator to extend battery life, and the ingenious new flush-and-dry system. A test drive of a few miles will amaze you. This ’63 Chevrolet is a quality automobile, built to travel with the very best. When you’re driving a Chevrolet, you don’t take a back seat to anyone! The make more people depend on '63 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe Ask about "Go with the Greats," a special record album of top artists and hits and see four entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer’s—'63 Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvair and Corvette Gene Teague Chevrolet 120 W. Hollister Phone 769-2126 Stayton, Oregon LYONS Hy F.v* Hnwater Members of the WSCS held their meeting Tucsdny aftrr- noon nt the hiwne of Rev. Ruth Cotton Plan» were made for their annual bazaar and smor- gas hol'd dinner to be held in the church dining room Tuesday, December 4 Mr* Charles Cru son is general chairman and will make the different kind« of Christmas breads There will be fancy work, novelty cants, etc. for sale Attending were Mmes Joe Johnson, David Danielson. Roy Felton. Oscar Naue, James Hollingshead. Glenn Julian, Charles Cruson. Alex Bodcker, Warren Edwards, Wilson Stev en*. Clyde Bressler and Elmer Wilson. Mrs. Van Prichard entertain ed a group of classmate« hon oring her granddaughter, Mar cella M lys on her 1 Ith birthday anniversary. Gann*« and re freshments furnished the enter tainment Helping Marcetta to celebrate were Vickie Horn. Donnie Mclkiugall. l»elrae Wil cox, Keith Anderson, Terry Shelton, Unda Trahan. Dori« Clipfell. Dehner CUlwell. Mar garet Wilson, Maryin Davis, Linda Cox. Susan Ikiugall and Billie Weinman. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jung wirth and family and Mr and Mrs Frances Jungwirth and family of Stayton were thanks giving day dinner guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jungwirth. Lawrence Chytka underwent major surgery at Salem Me morial hospital W’ednesday morning. Mrs. Orville Downing was a weekend visitor in Roseburg lat the home of her brother-in-law an<l sister. Mr. anil Mrs Roy Downing. Mrs Downing went down with her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Titze of St ay ton The Christmas church bazaar will be held at the Lyons Me thod's! church on Tuesday. I»e- cember 4 with Mrs. Charles Cruson as general chairman. Fancy work, aprons, novelties etc will be sold. A turkey smorgasbord dinner will he served tieginning at 5-30 with a variety of Christmas breads made by Mrs. Cruson, served. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ed wards wen* Thanksgiving din- Tommy and Joy were dinner guests at the home of h>s sister Mr. and Mrs. Friday Holmes at Terrebonne. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard was their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs Hy Smith from Astoria. Thanksgiving day guests at the Prichard hmie were Mr. and Mrs. Al Wesley and Jay and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and children. Friday guests were her sister. Mrs. Martha Phelps and daughter, Opal Phelp* from Longview. Wn., and Mary Ann Painter of Wood bum. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pietrok and daughter, Louise, were din ner guests at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Schwarz and family in Salem. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Johnston and sons and Miss Kathryn Johnston from OSU in Corvallis and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. J<ihn- ston were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gustaf son. Mrs. Ethel Thayer was a guest at the home of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Thayer and family at Springfield. She will spend some time at the home of her son. Dinner guests at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. George Berry were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr of Lyons, and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Syverson and daughter, of Mill City. Aftermxm callers at the Berry home were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Berry and family of Stayton and Mrs. Richard Schiewek and children of Mill City. Miss Veda Pricfiard student nt OSU in Corvallis is spend ing the Thanksgiving weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Prichard, Cathy and Bill. She had ns her house guest, Miss Sandrt Chapman ot Los Altos, Calif. Bill Diiigherty of Salem wal a guest at the home of his bro- ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fink. Afternoon cal ler* at the Fink home were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Silbernagel of Stayton. Mrs. Fink was an overnight patient at Santiam Memorial hospital In Stayton the first of the week with an Injured hand. She caught her finger in the washing mnehine wringer. Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Len- gacher were dinner guest* at the home of hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lengacher. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lengacher were guests in Lebanon at the home of her parents. Santiam Ripples Remember the Hy F.d MoCMrdy According to the new amend-| mrnt to the constitution, cnmli- , dates for Boy and Girl of the , month were mtmlnuted in , From The Enterprise Student Council last week Can didates for girl of the month . wero Alice Bickett, Bonnie Boroughs, Linda Bassett, and | Five Years Ago Janice Logan. Boy of the month Eugene Skaug. lt>. •’! candidates were Oki Ono, Gary | Whitsett. Dave Hickerson anil Mr and Mr*. Willlace Skaug was first place winner in the Don Podrabaky. TXvo weeks ago there was a Jayne ' Voice of Democracy” business meeting of the Mid speech contest. R«xtnry Scharr Willamette District of the Na of Gates was second place win tional Honor society at Central ner and Betty Christian of Mill I aim High. Two representatives [ City place! thin!. Marilyn Chapter OE8 had from our school. Sherry Pittum and Ed McCYirdy (met, went sponsored a Revepllon lor Mrs along willi Mr Rasmussen, ixir Floyd Johnson who was then Grand representative of the advisor. Everyone is frantically try Province o f Saskatchewan. ing to make money lately. The There were over 100 present at Honor Society will tie selling ill«« affair with Edna Hutches««» very good Christmas cundy. We th«« worthy matron Tex Agee of Raton, N. M.. sampled it awhile ago and I went back for thirds. But the was in Mill City visiting with Junior* are hogging it all. They friends and ksiklng after pro are selling pen«, and will tx* |x«rty Interests. Norma Bentley of Lyons and selling booster buttons, and a Student at Llnfi 'lit C'otleg«« Santiam sweatshirts. Kmi Scranton, the (»resident had been pledged u Alpha ttii of the so|ilu>mon*s, I* leaving Sorority Her mother was Uien us. Ron Ohmart, vice president a teacher in the Mill City grade will move up to take his place. school. Cy Shannon and his Ranch Tlie new vice president will be ero« were then playing ««very Mike Gleason. Friday night at The Rlvcrvtew Fruit salad* call for delicate at Mehama. flavors in tlx- dressing. An ex | Santiam Rebekah Uxlge had cellent one is made by Ix-atlng I <«l<«cted new officer* with lk»r- cottage cheese until sm«s>th. loth) Vail, oble Grand; Agnes with a bit ot lemon juice ami i’zirlsofi. Vice-Gram! amt Faus honey. For extra |x*rklness for tina N«-»t»ltt. secretary vegetable salads, add chopped I Ten Years Ago chives or onions. |Mi|x ika. celery seed or pepper. At Idanha the American l<eg- ion Auxiliary rc|«>rtrd a profit of ner guests in Corvallis at the JIM from a recent turkey din home of her son and family, ner Mrs Fk>y Story was chair Mr. and Mr*. Clinton Mason man of th»* dinner. Arditti Jones had s|x-nt the ami children 'Bley were Fri day night and Saturday guests . Bianksgivlng vacation with her in Vancouver. Wn., at the borne ' parents. Mr. am! Mr* Floy«! of another son and wife. Mr. , Jone*. She was a student at and Mrs Harry Mason and i l»*wls and Clarke College Mr. and Mrs Ted Dorothy family. Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Julian I were visiting Mill City friends were Sunday visitor* at the 1 that week. They were mnnag- coast. They met Mr ami Mr*. I mg a ranch near Post James Wright and daughter. | D. B HUI luid just ixirchnsa'd Mary Ann of Portland at Valley the interests of the Dawes fam Junction and were dinner guests j Uy in th«* Booth-Dawes Ixiiid.iig at the Pixie Kitchen at Ocean oil hirst street 'D m * MUI City Toastnilstr«*ss laike 'Ihcy rrpnrtetl a very club had |iianm*d a rn«*cting to stormy day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sexton be open to the inibllc, giving the were Thanksgiving weekend 1 background and nuns of the «<- visitor* with Mr. Sexton s re 1 gnnlzation. June .Miley was latives at Loa Angeles, Calif. | president at that time ami Haz Mr. and Mrs Floyd Chase of el Izoomls ot l*ortlnnd was to Sweet Home were Saturday vis lx- guest of honor A city eleetion was scheduled itors at the home of her par for December •’ to cl«*et two ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Kun councilmcn; vote <wi a |>ro|*>s«xi kle. Mr*. Hallie 1 »owner is cum I .*tr««et and drainage program ; valescmg at Santiam Memorial elect a mayor and ametxl th«* hospital following major surg charter. ery. Fifteen Years Ago Mr ami Mrs. Arthur Olm stead were in Corvallis Sunday. Sn emergency mass nn«eting They went to take her mother, had licen call«*«! to contest a Mrs. Bertha Binford home, who change in boundary of IJnn had spent the weekend at the cixinty sctxiol district. Wl Us Olmstead home. Potter, a m«*mlx*r of tlx* school Arthur Vaughn of Portland board was s««««king information spent the weekend at the home on the matter. of his son-in-law and daughter. On a hunting trip to Vale was Mr. and Mrs Mac Morman Russell King and brother-in-law and daughter, Susie (Yuirlcs Della ven Mr». Ruth Lynns with her Mrs. Bert Karr of Fox Valley son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. had narrowly escaped drowning Cyril Lyons were Sunday guest* when she was thrown into th«« at the home of her .son-in-law Santiam river by a hors«* that and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. floundered She had lx-««n round Keith Taylor and family at Ing up other horses back of her Newport. horn«« at Lazy Maples Ranch Mr. and Mr*. Joe Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson of and family were Thanxsgiving Applegate were visiting that weekend guests at th«« home of week at the home of Mr. and their daughter and family, Mr. Mrs. Roy Gibson. end Mr* Ron Taylor and child 'Bic Gates Woman's club had ren in Medford. netted $2<M) from their fall ba Mr. and Mrs E. L. Roye zaar in spite ot a heavy rain wore Sunday guests at the ami a power outage that night. home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert The show went <>n l>y lantern Rose in Portland. light until <J 30. Eat DO YOU LIKE TO Then be sure to come to the LAST FRONTIER Where you can get one of the finest steaks in the country at a price you can afford Cooked Just the Way YOU Like it Chicken and Sea Foods Too! For large banquets Call us for reservations. 4 P. M. to 2:30 A. M. Tue».t Wed., and Thumday Friday, Saturday and Hunday Noon until 2:80 A.M. Cloned Monday» Phone 897-2400 Gates, Oregon
