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Rebuilt and Upholstered
Girl of the Month
Stayton Radio & TV
Stay ton, Ore.
NOTICE!
Concerning our offer of free mem
bership in the Translator Club to those on
Welfare made recently in the newspaper:
The offer was stated as open only
to those who are "Truly Unfortunate" and
was not intended to cover other classes.
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Due to misunderstanding of our in
tentions and the attempt by some to take
advantage of us, the offer has been with
drawn.
All Residential Memberships are
$45.00 - Cash or Contract Payment.
Golden Rule Translator Co. Inc
Office with Golden Rule TV Service
Pittam Building
Phone 897-2446
YOU CAN RELAX ABOUT
YOUR FAMILY, YOUR HOME,
YOUR CAR, EVEN YOUR BOAT...
WHEN YOUR INSURANCE AGENT
DISPLAYS THIS SIGN I
Look for the Safeco “S” with its
protective roof, and youH find
an agent who sells t Ae /fnesf,
most complete protection at the
lowest possible cost.
Stop in to see your Safeco
Agent soon. Or call him now.
He’s just a phone’s length
•way, 24 hours a day!
SAFECO
INSURANCE
Jerry Pittam
Insurance
Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754
Mill City, Ore.
NOBODY SETTLES CLAIMS FASTER AND MORE FAIRLY!
Girl of the month for April
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Boroughs.
| She is a senior, daughter of
I Mr. and Mrs. Burton Boroughc.
Bonnie is an Honor Society
| member and a consistent hon
or roll student.
She is also
treasurer of the Senior class,
a job with a lot of responsibil
ity.
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Star Puts on Program
For Rainbow Girls
The Rainbow Girls were en
tertained last Wednesday after
their regular meeting by mem-
| bers of Marilyn Chapter OES.
Suzy Carlson is worthy advis
or of Marilyn Assembly and
her mother. Mrs. Don Carlson,
is Mother Advisor.
Sylvia Duncan, worthy ma
tron of the OES assisted other
members with the program
which was a take-off of the
Law. ence Welk TV program.
Mauel Nelson acted as pro
gram director and commentat-1
or in the "absence’’ of Law
rence Welk.
Ruby Brisbin presented a
skit: "The Lennon Sisters.”
Laurel Johnson, Elsie Völkel
and Gladys Lake, sang sever
al selections; dancers were Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Peterson. Mary
Sheythe sang, accompanied by
John Kelly on the ukelele. Jim
Culbertson of Mehama sang
two numbers, accompanied by
his mother. Mrs. Cal Culbert
son. at the piano.
Group singing followed the
other entertainment and then
refreshments were served by
members of the Eastern Star.
The Presbyterian
Women's
Association met at Fellowship
hall Thursday afternoon. with
! Mrs John Swan and Miss Daisy
Gedde* a* refreshment hostes
ses for the 1 o'clock desert
luncheon.
Presiding over the meeting
was the chairman. Mrs. Roy
Epperson, assisted by the se
cretary. Mrs. Louis Verbeck.
It was announced that a cloth-
I ing drive under the sponsorship
• of World Service will lie con
ducted by the church during
tiie second and third weeks in
| May. Clean, used, wearable
■ clothing will be accepted, es
pecially warm clothing.
A kitchen "cl ar-up " for the
church hall is planned tor June,
at which time it is hoped to
have the windows washed and
the curtains cleaned.
Devotions were given by Mrs.
Clyde Rogers, who chose as
her theme. "God's Resources."
Program chairman Lettie Swan
announced that Mrs.
Floyd
Fleetwood was in ch irge of the
program which cons.sted of in
teresting slides entitled "Cable
from Pakiston."
The next meeting will lx- held
May 23 with Doris Morris as
leader and Liz Cble and Clara
Epperson as hostesses
Hospital Auxiliary
Goes To Silverton
The Santiam Memorial Hoa-
pital Auxiliary was well repre
sented at an area lunch<xxi
meeting of Hospital Auxiliaries
held recently at Silverton.
The administrator of the Sil-
verton Hospital discussed the
History of Medicine and re-
ports of the various auxiliaries
were heard and discussed.
The Santiam Memorial Aux
iliary was commended for its
interest in and service to their
hospital.
Those attending the meeting
from the anea were Flora
Shuck. Lucille Kirsch. Tcres-
sa Van Nuys, Amanda Gavette,
Helen Kimmel, Reta Cruson.
and Estelle Philippi.
Assessor.
The ratio between assessed and true cash value
determined by the Assessor pursuant to ORS 309.028
is 25 percent.
It shall be the duty of the persons interested to
appear at the time and place appointed. Petitions
for adjustment of assessments must be filed with the
Board of Equalization not later than the Monday of
the week following the first week that the Board is in
session.
AL BROWN, Assessor Linn County, Oregon
Wednesday, May 1
at
Santlam Rebekah lodge
hall at 8 p. m.
Jaycees at Jaycce hall 8 p.m.
Thursday. May 1
Garden Club at home of Mrs
Herbert Schroeder. Mrs. Curtis
Cline, co-hostcss. 1 p. m.
Friday. May S
Band concert at grade school
gym. 8 p. m.
1OOF lodge at hall. 8 p. m
Monday. May S
Round Robin Pinochle club
at Agnes Carlson home 7:30.
Bid or Bunch Pinochle club
at Hattie Fencl home, 7 30.
Turaday, May 7
Santiam Campfire Ix-aders at
Belle Heller home. Cook-out at
10 a. m
(Outside, weather
permitting.)
Wedne-Mlaiy. May s
PTA at High School library.
Installation of officers. Special
film and musical program.
Order of Rainbow for Girls
at hall. 7 30.
National Anthem
Mighty Mite March
Debut..........................
Baritone Solo—Dave Hickerson
Them Basses
MEMO TO
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Tailgate Ramble
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
to correct all errors in valuation, description, or qual
ities of land, lots or other property assessed by the
Coming Events
Friday, May 3, 1963—8:00 P. M.
S. J. Hillesland—Band Director
Mill City Grade School Gymnasium
Program
Mrs. Kreil Wilson of Mehama
entertained Tuesday with a
12:30 bridge luncheon at her
home. Those
attending
the
luncheon and afternoon of cards
were Mrs. George Duncan. Mrs.
R. P. Andersen, Mrs. Law
rence Smith, Mrs. Ed Novak,
Mrs Keith Phillips, Mrs. Ted
Johnson, Mrs. Rex Kimsey, Mrs.
Clifford Likes, Mrs. Hugh Ash-
1 by, Mrs. Giles W'agner, Mrs.
1 Estelle Philippi and Mrs. Rudy
Tohl.
Linn, Oregon, will meet at the County Courthouse in
Albany, Oregon, to publicly examine the assessment
rolls for said County of Linn, for the year 1963, and
Boy of the month for April
at Santiam Union High school
is Terry Morris. He is a senior
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Morris. He is a letterman in
three sports: baseball, football
and basketball. He Is currently
pitching for Santiam** base
ball nine. He was a quarterback
on the football team and a
leader on the basketball squad.
Stork Show* Given
For Mrs. Al Fowler
Mr* lien Christensen enter
tained Friday evening at her
borne lxux>rlng Mrs Al INtwIer
with a twby shower.
Mrs. Mel Rambo entertained
Hie serving table was cent
member* ol the l.kina Auxiliary ered with an appropriately de
at her home Wednesday. Main corated cake which was served
order of business was the elec
with coffee and punch Also on
tion of officers for the new tlw tattle was a life-site stork,
year with Mrs. Rambo elected from the pink and l»lue corner
president; Mr*. Ikm Moffatt, I
nt Ada s.
■vice president; Mr*, diaries
Those present were Mmes
Kelly, secretary, ami Mr*
Gary CUrtis, Wally Rolx-rtaon.
I Bassett, treasurer.
Alfred
llrmshoin,
Raymond
Mrs. Fred Berg was wrl- Porter. Emery Primeau. Ed
corned us u new member and ward Calkins, Clarence liowe,
Mrs Bassett, a former mem James Swan. Dorn Grim, Isa-
ber, was reinstated. All wives bell Calkins, James Olson. KI
of Lions arr urged to join the mer Gillespie. Hurtt Cugar.
Auxiliary and assist in their Arey ¡»udrabaky, tile hostess
work for the blind While the and Penny Christensen
meetings are usually of a so
Sending gift* were Helen
cial nature, plans are made Fowler, Mnry Toman. Elaine
und carried out for several Russell. Agnes DeFralra. Kitty
money-making ventures during Booth. Kay Colburn. Forrest
the year with the profits going Baker, J C Kimmrl. Kl»iv Oh*
to the Oregon State School for mart, Gladys
Mason, Ruth
the Blind.
Kerr. Marge l »itter, Margaret
Plans were discussed for the Rush. lila Carey, Hattic Cb le.
State Lions Club convention In Marie Herren. Martha Etzel.
Baker. May 23-25. Mis Kelly laiura Harry. Judy McCtormlck.
and Mrs Rumtx> were appoint Doris Shrythe, Ada Plymale,
ed as delegates to the conven Ed Sullen*. Dec De® Süllen*.
tion with Mr*. Bassett an altrr- Virginia Syverson. John Dar
nate.
by. Ethel Shuford. India Hiner,
The hostess served refresh Nelda Johnson, Mabel Potter,
ments at the close of the 1*1*1 • and Esther Challender.
nesa meeting which was con-
ducted by Mrs. Jerry Pittam.
A quick, makeshift sleeve
The next meeting will be held hoard for touch Up pressing
May 29 at the home of Mr* when yuu'r® traveling can be
Baaaett
constructed as folknvs roU up
a magazine covered with a
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897-2772 Nights 897-2930.
sired.
Santiam Union High School Band
Presents a Band Concert
Mrs. Ereil Wilson
Entertains Tuesday
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, May 13,
1963, the Board of Equalization of the County of
Bov of the Month
Presbyterian Group
To Sponsor Clothing
Drive This Month
They 1-a.st — They Are Comfortable
Phone 769-2236
Officers Named For
Lions Auxiliary
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
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The Mill City Eiitcr|»rl«w’, HiunMlay. May 2, i!MW
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Solo Scott Hillesland |
Solo Patsy Pennick
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Van Auken
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Solo John Kelly
Solo Carol Schaer
Rhapsody in Blue
Morning Glory
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Overture Argentina
FULL BAND
with 5 exclusive naw Regency Scripte
........... Sousa
Arr. Yoder
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Band Officers
President ...........
Ron Bassett
Vice President .
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Scott Hillesland
Secretary-Treasurer
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Carolyn Davenport
Band Personnel
Cornet»
Don Podrabsky
Ron Bassett
Sharon Bassett
Carl Kelly
Craig Bennett
David Baily
Roger Tuers
Trombone»
Mark Sheythe
Fred Bassett
Clarinet»
Lois Hershberger
Janeta Johnson
Leia Barney
Laura Jo Rambo
Delores Dighong
Judy Severs
Dennis Bassett
Gloria Stodola
Flutea
John Kelly
Saxophone»
Carol Schaer
Carolyn Davenport
Horn»
Patsy Pennick
France» Reid
Kathy Dishong
Dave Hickerson
Scott Hillesland
Eddie Morrison
Percussion
Rusty Whitten
Gary Whitsett
Mike Lyon
Tom Baily
Danny Rue
Warren Reid
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The Mill City Enterprise
Phone 897-2772
117 N. E. Wall Street, MUI City