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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1962)
Detroit - Idanha irs tHRismw l»y Margaret Krieger Mr«. Hilma Dickie left Sun day for a week«' visit with friend« In Portland and Van couver, Wn Last week «he vis ited with the Jim Dickie« nt (late* and with the Ark* Dickie« in Mill aty Mnrtin Carlson ha» been em ployed a« caretaker at Big (Tiff dam |ji«t Tuesday night Mr«. Emma Schreder, Ixailae Void, Motile Dunbar, Margaret Krieg er and l.lnda Barker, nccom- IMinled by Jessie Savage of Mill City, attended tile Salem (Gain ed of (liristlun Business and Professional Women dinner meeting. Mr«. Kathleen Orton, Sun Bruneo, Calif., {Missed away auddinly Friday morning at Wc send you a greeting and a wish for a happy Yule season. 1962 To our g«xxl friends wc send salutations for a glorious Yule. Stoll's IGA Store Green Veneer, Inc. Idanha, Oregon Idanha, Oregon NOTICE In order that our staff can enjoy the Christmas Holidays we will be closed all Christmas week, December 23 to 30. Watch for the announcement of our gala New Year Party DANCE to MARTY LEE and his WESTERN REBELS SATURDAY NIGHT and NEW YEARS Seoson's Greetings From The LAST FRONTIER Phone 897-2100 - Gab**, Oregon My Neighbors Is expected to return sometime this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parker and daughters plan to spend the Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. Edna Hutcheson, In Oakland, Calif, Mr and Mrs. George Stovall and Colleen drove to Sandy last Sunday evening, where they stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitlock. Monday and Tuesday, they took Colleen to the U of O Medical School, in Portland, where she went through the clinic at the Crip pled Children's Division of the school. She had interviews with speech, physical and oc cupational therapists, other spe cialists and was examed by many medical specialists. After leaving Portland Tuesday, the Stovalls drove to Canby for the basketball game. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Stovall and Colleen drove to the coast. They report the weather wax very mild, and though a little misty at times, ft was very warm and the sun came out frequently. C- ell Fritts, a former resident nt Gates and employee at the dam, is now employed as a pa trolman for the City of New port. GATES By Marion Mtavall “I’ll have one more, piran«. No more for her.” home from a atroke. Among survivors are her »on, William A Orton, Sim Bruneo, brother» Afton, Ocean luike and Scott Young, Idanha; «later, Edith Bloch and Florence Felt, Port land Mr. and Mr«. Scott Young and Bob drove to California for the Monduy services in San 1 Iruneo. Mi». Nun Young und Caro line MclXjuel visited two day« tin- past week with a slater of Mr». Mcliouel, Lydia Vander- waul. I ion Stahlman, a former De troit resident, pii«»ed away in Bunnlng, Calif., Saturday. He 1« survived by hl» wife, sister«, Mr» John Estey, Detroit; Mr» Harry Booker, Mill City; bro thers. Earl, Detroit; Alfred, Mill City and Ward, Gates. 'Hie Stablmaru liad just recent ly »old a business in Hood Riv er and retired to live in Ban ning Services pending, are to be held at Weddles in Stayton. Vernon Hallford and Teresa, Douglas and Shanin, visited the Carl Schaffers the past week end. A meeting of the Deanha pre school mothers was held Thurs day night at Myrna Ketchums. Plans were completed for the Christmas party to be hi-Id Monday. The Detroit school Christmas program "Christmas in Foreign l^inds and Home" will lie held in the school gym Thursday. December 20 at 7 30 p .tn. Following the program Santa Claus will pass out sacks of candy and nuts to the children of tiie Detroit-Idanha area. MEHAMA Mrs. John Testers The Freshman cías» of Stay ton Union High had a success ful day money-wise Saturday. December 15 when members of the class worked in shifts at GolUet's store. The class treas ury received 10 percent of the day’s receipts. Grant Smith visited Saturday with his mother. Mrs. Clara Smith, who is In Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene. Mrs. Pat McMurdie and children of Albany spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Christen sen of Pendleton were Sunday guests at the home of his bro ther's family, the G. V. Chris- trnsens. Mr. and Mrs. Walter John son and children. Vicki, Carla and Dale were Sunday guests at the Fred Steinfelt home in Aumsville. Mrs. Edith Marks nas re ceived word from her son, Pvt. Richard Rogers, who is stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla., that he will be home for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Griffiths spent a couple of days last week in Eugene visiting «-th Mrs. Bernice Boring. Pat and Gerry and nlso with Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Boring. Mr. and Mr«. Bill Birkett «nd Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Bain at tended a pinochle party Satur day evening at the home <>t Mr. anil Mrs. C. C. Kindred in Sub limity. Jay Rasmussen celebrated his birthday December 13 at a dinner nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Erickson. The Gates Elementary school Christ run» program will be pre sented to th»- public Wednesday, I December 19 at H p. m. in the gymnasium. The Santiam Canyon Home Extension-Gates Women's club Christmas party will tn- Thurs day, (today), Ix^cemla-r 20 be ginning at 10 a. m. at the club house White elephant bingo will follow the noon {»»thick luncheon. Mrs. Treva Comstock of Rock away visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett, Saturday. Sunday visitors at the Bill Bickett h»»me were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blake of Salem, Phyllis Bickett and Carol Pate. Carol also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pate. Miss Carol Blumenstcin cele brated her 16th birthday Sun day. Carol's friends. Shiela THE MILL CITY Herron und Cheryl Williamston accompanied her to a movie on ENTERPRISE the eve at her birthday. Bruce Blumenstein celebrated his Entered as second class matter 13th birthday Monday with fes November 10. lv>44 at ths Post Ofice at Mill City. Oregui u tivities at home. Little Mark Manderscheid re der Act of March 3, 1879. cently had a Beige with the chicken pox. but is now back in kindergarten. Mrs. Rosa Roten fell in the cellar of her home in Salem recently, sustaining a fractured ankle Mrs. Roten is a former resident of the area. Telephone 897-2772 or 897-2930 Mrs Martha Bowes has been Subscuption Rates transferred from a Salem hos pital to the Manan Home in Mariond.inn Counties $3 a year Outside Marion-Linn $3 50 a Yr. Sublimity. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kreft of DON W. MOFFATT, Ed.-Pub. Salem drove to Niagara to the Bob Blumenstein residence re cently, where he remained while Mrs. Kreft. Mrs. cxs La- Munyan and Faye, and Mrs. Blumenstein and Carol drove to Eugene. The group joined the Blumenstein's daughter, Bar bara, who attends the U of O. They attended a program at the music hall of the School of Mu sic, which was presented by the University Singers and music students. They reported to have enjoyed the choral program immensely and that the choral group, numbering 300, present ed a fine program. Mrs. Bob Oliver and girls, Sheryl, Sandy and Karen, were Salem shoppers Saturday. They spent the night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Muir in Salem, returning home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bam- hardt served an early Christ mas dinner Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bamhardt and girls. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bamhardt. Edward Stlewer of Molalla and Mrs. Lea St. John of Corvallis. The A. T. Barnhardts will be spending the Christmas holi days with the John Barnhardts at Canoga Park. Calif. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. G. C. Bam hardt fell and sustained a com- pound fracture of the right arm while she was taking a walk after dinner. Bob Oliver. Sid Baughman and Frank Moore of Lebanon, K/c Herron a former area resident, left Thursday on a special elk hunt, for Troy, near Elgin in East Gates, Oregon ern Oregon. The hunting party Hello! A very Merry Yule to you and yours. 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dre. 20, 1902 me «y ßliMitnuu Thank you all for being one of our patrons. Lyons Variety It’s a joy to greet old friends and to extend best wishes. Cook's Grocery Beulah Lewis Detroit, Oregon Lyons, Oregon 1962 Peace be with you all during this Holy time. Mehama Richfield Frank and Besse Buckler Wishing you all a memorable and most happy Christmastime. Hill's Shell Service Detroit, Oregon Mehama, Oregon Herron's Union Service Season’s Greeting May You All Have A Happy Holiday # SPECIALS For This Week 1962 Happy New Year to our many patrons. Wc thank you all. 38 Inches Wide Christmas Wrapping reg. 39c 29c CHRISTMAS CARDS Regular $ 1.25 Box............................. 99c Regular $1.00 Box 79c 7 Up and Sprite, qt. bottles, 5 for $1.00 Quench, qt. bottles, 6 for $1.00 Simpson Timber Company Jerry's Tavern IDANHA VENEER Frank, Joe and Lenore Gates General Store Gates, Oregon Elsie an Harlan Goble Phone 897-2491 Gates, Oregon Idanha, Oregon 505 3rd St. Phone 769-2154 The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too
