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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1963)
TOWN TALK Attending a producta party In Salem Tuesday at the home of Mis. Franklin McDiwcll were Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Mrs. lluruld Huke, Mrs. Willluni Shepherd and Ronnie und Mis. Kicliiiid Freeman. A thought tor tzxlny- Muy lx- lbey cull It take-home pay be- Jamie Huughinuri who iusa cause there la no other pince Isen stationed In Korcu with you ran afford to go with it. tin* untied (orce* is home on u 15 d iy leave. He will report to Among II uhm ' from Mill <Hy Fl. (. <rsun, Colotudo ut the end who attended funeral aervlce* of hint time. (or Elmer Limbeck In Slayton Wednesday afternoon were Mr». Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Koger* Myrtle liâtes, Mrs Clyde Mor wen- m Philomath Sunduy to gan. Mrs. Paul Creo, Mrs. attend the 50th wedding unni- Izowvll (ïee, Mr. und Mrs. versury of Mr. und Mrs. Hinn- Eloyd Shepherd und Erwin an C. Smith. Site is u former Peterson Mill City school teacher. Mr*. Mill (My friend« have receiv ed word of the birth of n daugh ter Io Mr. and Mra. Ronald > ..I i- i. mgtnton, N« J. She Is the former Frances Muelbuuer. Instructor at SI'IIS two years ago. The girl has lu't n named Donna Marie and weighed 7 pounds N ounces She was l»»rn January 2X Attending the It lllamette Vai I. ) Districi DES Valentine par ty In honor of the (¡rand Offic ers In Salem Thursday night were Mrs Sylvia Thtncan, wor thy matron of Marilyn Chapter; Floyd Völkel, worthy patron; and Mrs. Cecil Lake, Mrs Floyd Völkel and Mrs. William Hirte. Smith (Alice Wright) came to Mill City In 1911 when Claire Spi ing< r wu* principuL After her marriage she again tuuglit her< in 1914-19 when Chester Lyons was principal. Following tiie nnniversury observance Mr. anti Mrs. Rogers visited with Mi:, Abbie Geertscn another former resident a ml teacher, lin-y also visited with Mr*. Rog. r * brother und sister-in- law, Mr. anti Mrs. James W. Bcrreman. Sunday gmM* nt Ute home of Mr. and Ml*. Fred Duffy were Mi. and Mrs. Elvln Morri* und Juuy, Mi nnd Mr*. Ruymond Moina of Tigard, lx-<- Mori I* of sulcm, Ruymond Duffy of Sun Francisco, Calif.. Mr. und Mra. lie11 Morris und Mr. and Mrs. Wo*jy llelh-r. The «xcusion iion- ored Lindu I xilty on iier lbtn birthday anniversary and Fred ltully und Bert Morri* on re cent birthduy observances. Mr nnd Mr». Floyd Shepherd entertained nt a birthday din ner at their home Wednesday evening hotwiring ttwlr daugh ter-in-law, Mrs. William Shep herd. Present were Mr. and Mrs William .Shepherd, Bonnie, lx-roy and Jerry. Rev. anti Mrs. Sunday aflernoon v tailor* at Harold flake, Nancy nnd Gary the home of Mr. and Mr*. anil the hosts. Ixiwell Cree were Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton and three of their Hemorrhoid* |U!r*. Fistula fl*- grandchildren, Barbara Wehrli, surc-proln|>sr-itchlng and other luine and Kelly Gorton all of rectal disorders. No loss of time Salem. except unusual cases. Free des- crlptlvc Ixsiklct Dr It I ’v The Hid-or Hunch l'inoctrie nolds Clinic, Naturopath-Proc Club met Motuiay evening at the tofogy. 1144 Center St.. Salem, home of Betty Pittam. The Oregon 35u memtM-r* were served a dessert Brunner’s Flowers HYACINTHS CYCLAMEN AZALEAS MUMS Foliage Plants 230 N E 4th St. MILL CITY Phone 897-2452 We Deliver proceeding the evening of cards. The hostess carried out the George Washington Birthday theme in the use of tallies and napkin* decorated with tiie Am erican Eagle and shield, and in the dessert, which was cake with cherry sauce, topped by minia ture flags. Gladys Podrabsky won high prise, Helen Ellingson won pinochle and Hattie Fencl won low prize. France* Swift wu* a guest for the evening. Th<- next meeting will be at the home of Gladys Podrabsky. M u ch 4. IjiFetnmr Heuuty Sidon at Stayton. Open Monday through Friday 9 to 6. Saturday hour*: N SB to I 1‘lioib- Slavton 769- 5322 M3 Third Street. 46tf Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly By Non-Surgical Method T he non surgical, electronic I mt-nls will be given without uirtlxxf for treatment of linn- additional fee.” orrboid* (Pilee) dcvelojxxl by Patients experience little, if doctors of the Beal-Oliver any pain. Their treatment re Sandy Blvd. Clinic ha* lx-cn so quire* no hospitalization and successful and permanent in does not employ drugs or in nature that the following pol jection*. icy is offered their patient*: Write tixlnv for a free, 'de- "After all symptom* of Hem icriptive btxiklet, your* without orrhoids ... have sulwidi-d nnd obligation: The Beal-Oliver the patient ha* been <li*- Sandy Blvd. Clinic, Chiroprac- rliargixi. if be should ever have , tie Physician*, 2026 NE. a recurrence, all further treat Sandy Blvd , Portland 12. ON Mr*. Rudy folli attended a coffee Thursday morning ut Meier A Munk's in Salem. I Hostesses lor tiie ullarr were Mr*. Estelle Philippi and Mrs. Hex Kimscy, with alami 30 lu- die* unending. Mr*. Martin H iuim - ii »pent the week-end in lyxigview, Wash, visiting with relative*. She re turned iiom« Monday evening. To Speak Here Mr. and Mr», Norman Gar rison of iJikevlew visited this week with Mill City friends and Mr. und .Mr*. Mei Eide und relative*. They are former area Mr. und Mr*. Curl Kelly »|*-nt residents. tin' weekend in Eugene. They Mr*. Arthur Hedge, Nr. was tooit in U m 061 o <<t O busket bull game und ulso visited with hostess at her home Tuesday Jeanie- Kelly, wlio is attending ufti-rnoon lor u products party with Mrs. William Shepherd as tiie University. the demonsfrutor. Following the Klrt lluiigliiiiiui hail rye aurg demonstration und game* re ery Thursduy in St. Vincent's freshment* were served by the iiospitul in Purtlund. He I* re hostess. Present were Mrs. Mike ported to lx- getting ulong sutis- Cherry, Mrs. Roger Nelson Mr*. J. C. Dickinson, Mrs. Nal fuctorily. Wills, Mrs. Fred Move, Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Klellingn Lowell Cree, Mrs. D<-lli* Hince, were in Salem Sunday where Mr*. Maxine Rue. Mrs. Shop they attended a family dinner herd and Mr* Hedge. in honor of her brother und Dinner gue*ta Sunday at the sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H C Titus, wlio were celebrating home of M' and Mr*. Nni their golden wedding anniver* Will* were M: and Mr* Jarne Stock, Skip, Ted and Janice ary. from Sweet Home. Joining the Mr. mid Mr*. Jerry Whittaker family group in the afternoon and Lxirrie Ann from Portland were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wdson wen- guest* Sunday at the und family from Gate*. home of hi* parent*. Mr. and Luncheon gui'Ht* 1u«-*duy ut Mi*. Herbert Whitaker. the home ol Mr. und Mr*. Mr*, fiitrtairu Elliott mid She|ttcrd were Mr. and Mrs. children of Salem spent the Clifford Roebite from Stayton. w< -lii-nd with her parents, Mr Mr. and .Mr*. Franklin Mc and Mr*. Arey Pmlrabsky. Little 3-year-old Troy was cele Dowell, and three children from Salem were dinner guests Sun brating hi* birthday. day at the home of Mr and Tile Kup|>u (luiptcr of Delta Mrs. William Shepherd and Kapixi Gamma, teacher's hon family. orary. met recently at the Alvin Wright from Manz-anita home of Mr*. G. H. Ehrlich of Albany for a 10 o'clock cof spent Sunday at the home of fee. The program wu* present Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd. ed by Mr*. Ehrlich and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. John W'UU and J. J. Henry, who showed color ed slide* on their vacation trip daughters, Dianne and Natalie to Mexico. Attending from Mill hud as dinner guests Monday City were Mrs Richard Parker evening, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Wills. Nat Wills was being hon and Mr*, Ijiwrence Brent. ored on his birthday anniver Mr. and Mr*. <>lra Shelton sary. were in Beaverton Sunday at the home of their son-in-law and Ktx rnt dinner gue*to tt the daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Juil. Joining the group there Budlung and daughters, Claudia were Mr and Mrs. E. K. Fish and Linda were her brother-in- of Aloha and Mr. and Mrs. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Juil of Salem. Little Terry Clarence Costa from Salem Juil wu* observing hi* 4th birthday unniversary. laincticon gu<-*t* Muoday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Member* of the Round Rolon Wills were M:. and Mrs Uh Pinochle club wen- entertained Wilson from Gates. Moixlay evening at the home of Murie Str-wart. The hostess Koy Epper-Mxi and Gofxlon served a dessert before the ev McMorris spent Thursday and ening of curds, using the Wash Friday last week in Albany ser ington's Birthday motif. High ving or the jury. score was held by Agnes Carl son, pinochle prize went to T1i<- Marilyn Club wiii meet Evelyn Davis and Mabel Yank- next Tuesday, Feb. 26 at the u* received low. Guests of the home <»f Mrs. Clara Morris, on club for the evening were Wil 1st Avenue, (2nd house south of ma Ragsdale, Evelyn Davis, Community Church) at 12 30 Son-lie Chance and Jane ¿Ander for a oovered dish luncheon sen The next meeting will tie with Mrs Floyd Johnson as co March I ut the home of Mabel hostess. zVU members of the Yankus. Eastern Star are most cordially invited to attend. *. * ■ - M —...... —. ■■ Mr. and Mr*, lion Moffatt at- tended the 44th annual Oregon Press Conference held at Eugene Dance and Pancake Friday and Saturday. After the Breakfast Huge Success conference closed Saturday af Members of the Mehama Fire ternoon they visited for a brief Department announced this time with Mr. and Mrs. Andy week that their annual Sweet Anderberg and Kim at Junction heart dance and pancake break City, und found them nicely fast was a huge success. settled in their new home. The Not only fire department Moffatt* spent the weekend on members but others in the com the coast and returned through munity along with their wives Salem, where they called on pitched in to make the event Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mason. He successful. had been under the weather Th<'re was a steady stream following a heart attack, but is of customers irom throughout well on the road to recovery. the valley and it is interesting Uu‘!F<m’nt DOG OWNERS 1963 Dog Licenses for Linn County are Due and Payable at the County Clerk's Office, Albany, Oregon. $2.00 for MALES and SPAYED FEMALES; $3.00 for FEMALES not SPAYED. After MARCH 1st Additional Charge of $2.00 will be made as a Penalty. To secure a dog license, send your NAME AND ADDRESS and state the sex of Dog and enclose the proper fee. AFTER MARCH I st the Dog Catcher Will Take Over! D. M. PENFOLD, Clerk City licenses for Dogs in the City Limits of Albany and Sweet Home are secured at the City Hall of said cities. 5—The Mill City Enterprise, ThiirMlay, Feb. 21, 19413 Lyons Will Get New Poitoffice Explorer Scout Post To Have Paper Drive WASHINGTON The Post Of- fice Department announced to duy that bids will be sought *«x»n for a new przstofflce for Lyons. The government said bid* will ' be called through March 12 for remodeling of existing buildings . or construction of a n«-w txiild-1 ing for the post office. Specifications call for H00 square feet of interior space, a | 50 square f«xX platform anzl ' 1,500 feet of parking area. The Explorer Scout Post No. 49 will have a Newspaper drive on March 16, according to Wal ly Robertson, post advisor. Resident* are asked to save their papers for this drive and the lx»y* will be around to col lect them. Proceeds from the drive will assist the scout* In their act ivities. Ralph Waldo Carter Dies In Bremerton Th«- Rev. Dick Cochran, pas tor of the North Bend Presby terian church, will speak in Mill City Wednesday evening, Febru ary 27. Mr. Cochran has been back in the United State* two year* after serving as a mis sionary to the Middle East for 11 und a half year*. At present he and hi* family serve the church in North Bend. His min- istrdy there has been charact erized by outstandig work among men. Th«- meeting next Wednesday evening in Mill City will be a potluck supper at 6:30 in the Fellowship hall. Interested peo ple in the community are in vited. All families who attend are asked to bring either a hot dish, a salad or a dessert. Mr. Cochran will also speak at a Men’s Breakfast Thursday morning at 6:30 in Fellowship hall. The Women's association will have a coffee hour for Mr. Cochran at 10 a. m. in the home of Mrs. Charles Kelly. Mill City friends have re- ceived word of the death Sunday of Ralph Waldo Carter, former Mill City resident. He had been ill for vime time and passed away in Harrison Memorial Hospital in Bremerton. He was a veteran of World War 1. Service* will be held Satur day at Stone Chapel in Poulsbo, Wash. Survivors include his widow, Floscie Carter of Snuquomish, Wash. Basements Dug, Excavating, Dirt Hauled, Clean Topsoil, I Pit Run Gravel, Small Road Jobs. * Phone 769-2436 or 859-2222. Best Form and Exqusite Form Girdles And Bras Exquisite Form Panty Girdles $6.95 and $8.95 .................... $2 and Up Bras . $1.75 anu Up Best Form Bras Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway MUI City NOW SEE WHATS NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’S Four kinds of sport—all super Want to make spring come in a hurry? Just pick a new car with whatever you hanker for in performance and sporty trim mings—like bucket seats, 4-speed shift*, lots of horses—and start driving it note. Chevy’s got a lot of sport in four entirely different kinds of cars. First, the Jet-smooth Impala Super Sport with your choice of 7 different engines that range up to 425 hp and that include the popular Turbo-Fire 409* with 340 hp for the ultimate in smooth, responsive driving in modem traffic. Optional equip ment, including Comfortilt steering wheel* that adjusts to your convenience, makes it as super a sport as you’d like. There’s the Chevy II Nova, also avail able in an SS version. Special instrument cluster. Front buckets. Ali-vinyl trim. Distinctive SS identification. Fourteen- inch wheels and tires* with full wheel disks. Three-speed shift or Powerglide* with floor-mounted shift console. Or the Corvair Monza Spyder with com plete instrumentation, special identifica tion, and an air-coolcd Turbocharged Six. And for a real wallop, see the stunning Corvette Sting Ray, winner of the “Car Life” 1963 Award for Engineering Excellence. All told, four beautiful con vertibles, four handsome coupes. You’ll get a four- barrel kick just looking them over—and a whole lot more fun out of driving one! •( >plioaal at extra cost. to note the quanity of fixxi used: 125 lbs of flour: 1076 eggs, 26 lbs. butter, 55 bottles of syrup; 24 gallons of fresh milk: 2-1 lbs. of coffee and over 100 lbs. of ham. Campfire Girls Have Party At Youth Center The Lo Lou Campfire Girl* planned and gave a Valentine Party last Friday evening at the Youth Center in the City Park. Everything was done by the girls to earn honors. Games and dancing provid ed entertainment for the group. Refreshments were served by the girls. Guests of the girls at the par ty were Harry Meader, Terry Lockrem, Bill Lambert. Allan Muise, Pat Vail, David Chance, Steve Jeters, Stuart Hill, Larry Ragsdale and Larry Lyons. Campfire girls attending were Debbie Chance, Lonnie Bodeker, Martha Pennington, Connie Ragsdale, Linda Budlong, Karen Loveall, Sherry LaMunyan, Es ther Freeman, Cheryl Alban, Penny Redmond, ¿Mice Bayse, Terry Cothren and Pam Wolfe. Mrs. Ralph Budlong and Jim Budlong chaperoned the group. Subscribe to The Mill City Enteprise Only $3.00 a Year Top -Corrrttr St.iij Kay Sport Coupe and Corrair Mon:a Spyder Club Coupe. Relow— Ift. C! iiroltl Impala SS Conrertible; riyht, Chery II Nora tOO SS Conrertible. (All four arailabU i,: 'h conrertible and coupe modelt. Super Sport and Spudrr equipment optional at extra cont.} >’<■ ■ fvttr entirety different kindt of cars at your Chevrolet dealer's Showroom Gene Teague Chevrolet 120 W. Hollister Phone 769-2126 Stayton, Oregon
