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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1962)
6—The MUI City Entrrprtae. Thunwlay. Dec. 20, I Wil Miso Ola Boone from Ila monn, Okla., arrived Sunday Mr. anil Mrs. Turn Karuiff, ac for an extended visit with her companied Mrs. laiura Neal ot sister, Miss Jewel Boone. I .yons to Eugene Inst week Mr, luul Mr». Fred W imm I» where they uttended n I temo li ntic victory dinner for sena- from Swiss Home spent •he weekend with her purents, Mr. loi elect Robert I »uncun. und Mrs. Arthur Hedge, A thought for today : “Glory 'flu- W ish I s plan to leuve the end • den i.ttlnger him taken liy to God In th<- higheat lieu ven I of the week for Arizona where Peace u | h * ii earth among men ambulance to Salem Memorial they will »¡lent the holidays hospital Monday morning, He of good will.'* Luke 2:14. has Item In poor health for with their children and grand children some time. Mr. unit Mr». Mg Jr¡Mrn lune »¡«lit the pint week ill Salem <lo- Joe I .alack and tliarlle Koanlie M-olt of Mun I-rituel» French spent Sunday salmon ing M imik * remodeling on their co Is spending the holidays with fishing with Melvin loiVine on daughter's home. lier ¡Mirent», Mr. and Mrs Bur- the Siletz river. the time of the l’rewli»t.-rlan ney Scott. Womun's association meeting Mr». Joy K h -I iki iuii I chlidrra has been changed from 7 .'Ml to Itoger Norrie of lewis tuoi <lrov<- to Scio Sunday evening 7 mi |i m I »eccmber 20th so Clark college 1s »¡tending the where some of tiie youngsters us not to Interfere with the luilidiiyx with his parents. participated in u special Christ- Christmas program of ths n him program held ut the Scio scliisiis Baptist church. Mr, and Mr». Bruce Gonion aiul son. Kermit, arrived this wick from Isis Angeles, Calif. They are visiting his parents, Mi uni) Mis James Gordon und v.-tth lu-r parents, Mr aid Mis Vtd.i <edile in Stayton, ns well as other friends und re- 1 din » Gordon is empkiyrd by tin IBM < 'or ¡Miration in In Angeli» I' itti young ¡ieo|Je are former r< suli-nts and graduates of Mill City High school. 'Ilie Kill or Bunch Pinochle chili nu t nt the trome of Helen Ellingson for their annual f'hrlstimis ¡Marty. Following the evening of cards, the iios'.ess played Santa Claus and handed out the gifts and served the des sert High prize was won by li inne llosamonil; pinochle, Mm ion Sun nil; Jow* Edna Gor din. The next meeting Will lie January S at Elsie (Jhmurt’s tome. Donald tree arrived home Tuesday evening from Wenat chee Junior College and will »¡»■nd the Christmas holidays with his ¡>arents, Mr. and Mrs : Giwell Cree. Many young people arrived home from college this week to »¡M-nd tiie holidays with their | parents. Among them were Dennis and Susan Jenkins. Jeannie Kelly, Karren Mar shall, David Reid. Sharon Whitsett. Charles Epperson. Bob Gordofl. Jerry Johnson. Bob Morgan. Mary Gay ReMine and Bob Hill. CHRIS CAMPEIX - Owner St. Catherine'» VItar society members arc having their an nual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Paul Ressler, | Thursday, December 20. This will be an evening party with the husbands invited and there will lie a gift exchange. I 1 I LEE KLECKER Manager For Reservations Phone 859-2801 Automatic thermostatic control WOOD-BURNING HEATER l .SIEGLER , The Jolly Birthday club mH at the Stayton home of Mrs. Clifford Stayton Thursday with the annual Christmas party be ing held. Gifts were exchanged among those present which in cluded losbel Bidwell of Mar- mon; Amy Stone of Gates; Beth Gooch, Edna Sullivan, Rose Haywood. Mary Hartman. Helen Kleihege, Elisabeth Bench and Zelma Ball of Mill City. Hemorrhoid» piles: Ustula-rt»- sure-pndapse-itching and other rectal disorders. No loss of time except unusual cases. 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CANDLES CORSAGES GIFT ITEMS ARRANGEMENTS TREATED HOLLY POINSETTIAS CYCLAMENS MUMS Brunner’s Flowers Phone H97-2I52 < url kelly him , wtrlckeii with severe pain in the region of the back Sunday night. The doctor win culled and he wus given medlcution to ease the attuck. Cause of the seizure has not been determined but Carl is hack on the job again Uns week. Be plans on undergoing “ com plete check later to determine the cause. Allan Mima of t.nuit» Pa»» 1» visiting ut the home of his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sims. Season’s Greetings The Riverview See Our Holiday Ijtl emme Beauty Salon nt Stayton Ojien Monday through Friday 9 to 6. Saturday hours. X :v> to 4. Phone Stayton 769- 5322 3X3 Third Street. 46U Richard Sima 1» con» aleacUig in Suntiam Memorial hospital from a severe illness. He was taken there lM»t week after be coming very weak at home und after tests and X-rays it was discovered he was suffering from bleeding ulcers. He is »till receiving transfusions but the doctor states that with rest and diet he will be alright. New Enlarged Lounge and Dance Floor Seven Footer in OSU Line-up By Bonita L. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Verne Williams of Oakridge were recent guests of the Ken Randalls. Mrs. Wil liams is city recorder in Oak ridge. S. G. Myers was in Portland Friday where he underwent a physical checkup. Dwight Parsons of Salem spent Friday evening visiting the S. G. Myers. He remained at his trailer house overnight and returned to Salem Saturday evening. L. F. Myers, who has been hobbling around on crutches since having surgery on a foot, is much improved. Mr. and Mrs Terry Randall Jr., have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Randall. Terry is a grandson of the Randalls. They live in Salem. A. G. Myers was a dinner guest Saturday at the L. F. Myers home. It was the birth day of A. G. Myers. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Myers spent Saturday in Stayton ar ranging to have their newly purchased home there repaired. It had been damaged by the October 12 storm. Mill City, Oregon TRANSLATOR TV For CHRISTMAS? YES! Mel Counts, Oregon State University’s sensational seven-foot All-Amencan, will lead the Beavers into the Far West Basketball Classic this year in quest of their seventh consecutive title. The 1962 classic, sponsored by the University of Oregon and held in Portland's Me morial Coliseum, will start December 26. The line up of universities represented includes Iowa. Arizona, Cali fornia, Seattle, Washington State, Idaho, Oregon and Oregon State. Up and Down > The Avenue By Don .Moffatt ! Merry Christmas to each and everyone of you. This may seem a little early to be extending greetings of the season, but it just so happens that this is the last issue prior to the happy day. 1 have taken considerable pride in our town this past week. I see where there are more lights being strung up about our city. These, as 1 said before, make for a more pleasing appearance. 1 have this week chosen to reprint an article on Christmas which tells a story of this joy ous season much better than 1 can. and I hope you enjoy read ing it as much as 1 have: Would you ask about Christ mas. little ones, of an old man who counts more holidays than he can remember? Memories? Recollections? How it used to be; A Christmas of old? Cap ture. if you will, my children, the distant ¡x*al of a church bell; the smell of pine, clean and fresh in a wintry wind . . . sleigh bells ringing, carolers singing, and the jingle of harn ess up and down the road. "In retrospect, how clearly the long, lean spire of the vil lage church still casts a moon lit shadow u|»in the white, white world. How quick to the nostrils is the smell of burning wax, and of green boughs, so freshly cut; and holly and mistletoe . . . and the first recollection of "Silent Night;" how many years, how long ago? "In the catalog of Christmas past, a small cabin nestles against the foot of a great mountain, a mountain of forest green and wintry white. "In an auspicious corner, near a wanning hearth, the Good Book rests on a small oaken stand. "On a magic Eve. against a background of red berries and fresh mountain greenery, a bearded patriarch turns, so tenderly, those time-worn pages. “A voice as gruff as the dis tant thunder modulates to soft ness matching the sound of a morning wind in the pines. "In hushed enthusiasm, wee cherubs scatter about the floor, soaking up every familiar syl lable, as if it might never be heard again . . . "For Unto You This Day Is Bom a Saviour. . . .” "And from the flickering glow of the fireside, the magic eye of the mind brings forth that vision a stable, cold and for lorn; and yet. so seemingly dif ferent. warm and bright, alive with a greatness that is to be woven indelibly into the net- work of all things past and p re sent. "The first thought, the first vision of the Birth at Bethele- hem;! How it stays forever. overshadowing myriad thoughts and recollections of other Christmases that flare across the mind's eye like the riffled pages of a book' "How did it used to be? The Christmases? It used to be; it is; it remains the same. Oirist- mas has not changed; shall not. The world moves on. as it must. But, we cannot we dare not, change the Christmas. It is the birthday of Christ. "We may bow our heads in the loftiest cathedral or in a weather-beaten church by the side of the road. We may raise our voices to the mightiest raft ers. or kneel reverently on a floor of dirt—but we observe neither a "new" nor an "old" Christmas. We observe THE CHRISTMAS. "There is but ONE Christ mas, ONE observance—one re cognition within each individual heart that long, long ago, in the simplest of surroundings, in Bethlehem there was bom a Sa viour who lived the life of su preme example and who died that others might find everlast ing peace. "May this true spirit of Christmas abide in the hearts of all, for now, and for all the Christmases yet to come." Lyons Garden Club Has Holiday Party LYONS The Lyons Garden club held their Christmas party at the fire hall recently with Gertrude Weidman, Rose Bas sett and Marian Pennnigton as hostesses. The hall was decorat ed for the occasion and 24 were present. Gladys Edwards pre sided over the business meeting. Roll call was answered by each member naming a plant men tioned in the Bible. Secret sis ter names were revealed and a gift exchange was enjoyed, Gifts were also brought for a child to be sent to a children's home. home. Rev. Ruth Cotton led in singing Christmas carols. Attending were Esther Dan ielson. Hannah Robinson, Bea Hiatt. Alta Bodeker, Dorothy Downer. Virgeen Scott, Alma Spellmeyer, Gladys Edwards. Laura Neal, Marian Penning ton. Pat Blum, Margaret Web er. Celene Taylor, Martha Cru- son. Pearl Hudson. Reta Cru- son. Alice Huber. Ruth Cotton, Evcln Julian, Rose Bassett, Gertrude Weidman. Kathryn Neal, Mabel Downing, and Don na Asmussen. Why Don t YOD Subscribe to THÈ MILL CITY ENTERPRISE We will begin transmission on Channel 8 CHRISTMAS DAY. (Other channels to be operating soon after) SIGN UP NOW! See The Rose Parade and Football Game IN COLOR! NEW YEARS DAY Public Showing AT SANTIAM UNION HIGH LIBRARY U. H. F. Translator ANTENNAS INSTALLED PRICE (Mill City - Gates) Complete' ☆ Price Includes Antennas, Mast, Mount ing hardware, lead-in, labor! ☆ Made especially for this area and sold EXCLUSIVELY BY US! ☆ Installed and Guaranteed by Those who KNOW and understand U. H. F. 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