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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 4, 1963 1 Judy Kadin Weds Portland Man Mr. and Mrs Ed Kadin of Gates are announcing the mar riage of their daughter, Judith Marie to Gerald Ray Conrad of Bortland. The young couple was mar. ried in that city on Friday, June 28 and they are making their home in Portland for the present. Judy is a graduate of San tiam Union High school and he was graduated from Enterprise High school. The couple met at th«« Oregon State School for the Blind a number of years ago. He is employed by the State Commission for the Blind. Birthday Party Held j For Mrs. M. Howell GATES — Friends of Mrs Mary Howell met at her home last Wednesday afternoon in cetebration o< her birthday an niversary. Ice cream, cake and coffee were served. The group presented Mrs Howell with a dock. Mrs. Lola Henness and Mrs. Maude Davis .whose birth days fell on the same day. re ceived many pretty cards. Ladies present were Mmes. Bessie Novak. Fritzie Ward. George Rust. C. G Bornhardt. Helen Edholm, Lola Ib'nness, Mabie Taylor. Maude Davis, Alice 1 Watson. Ma : a Wilson. Nellie Allen. Shirley Swaim, Beulan i Mathis. Ruth Hess. Ruby Brisbin and Nellie Martin. Unable to attend were Mmes. Mildred Britton. Floyd Völkel. Mary Stafford. Daisy Black bum. Kay Cblbum. Jack White and Sarah Rains. Everyone was pleased to see Mrs Fritzie Ward present It was her first time out. socially, since her accident. She is walking now with the aid of crutches. .xi.t u . cxlvu tn uktij . RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS fUJoNua^i> Paye, Goldie Rombo, Womans Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Garden Club To Piano Technician Meet at Hellers Moves Here From The Mill Qty Garden club California will meet Thursday. July 11 at the home of Mrs. Woody Heller Mill Qty has two more rv«i- for a picnic on the hank of the I dents coming here recently from riw. Members are asked to Califoniia This couple, Mr. and bring their own table service Mrs. George E. Stinger hail LYONS The Lynns Methodist and any kind of food suitable I fr a picnic. Dinner will be church was the setting for a from the San Francisco area. served at 12 o'clock. Cblfee will pretty summer wedding Satur Mrs. Stinger is a former North be furnished by the committee. day afternoon June 29, when Dakota resident, coining from Beauty Tips from Minot. Garden Club members are Miss Kathryn Elaine Johnston, Mr. Stinger is a piano tech- CINDERELLA'S reminded to take fresh flowers daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hugh niciun. and the following article Johnston, became the bride of School of to the home of Mrs June Ensign Fred Sutherland, son of is taken from the June Issue Cherry July 3 for th«' float. of the Piano Technicians Self-Improvement Anyone who can help th«' morn Mrs. Ridx-rt Sexton of levins Journal of San Francisco, It 1« Sue Says: ing of the 4th is urged to con and J. O. Sutherland of Shelt- reprinted below tn full: WHY NOT BE BEAUTIFUL? tact Mrs Qierry as to the time I on, Wn. Rev. Charles McCarthy “Farewell Dinner for from Eugene officiated at the Beauty is a quality of aliveness, they will be needed. 3 o'clock double-ring ceremony, San Francisco Couple an impression. Beauty is per Mr. and Mrs. Geurge Sting before an altar decked with sonal impressiveness of poise. baaketa of lavcndar gladiolus er. two of the San Francisco Another name for intelligent and white quiet confidence in one's self chrysanthemums. Chapter's most prominent and members, The bride, given in marriage highly esteemed poise. is getting along well with ; by her father, wore a gown of wero honored by a dinner the people without feeling inferior i white peu de sole which she evening of March the second. or superior. It comes from i knowing—really knowing your designed and made herself, em The couple were to leave their bellished with lace applique on home in Oakland, where they abilities, as well as \xxir lim ! the skirt and round neckline had lived for many years, to itations. and then finding a way to put BOTH to work for you— | Th»' back of the skirt was styled take up their resilience in Otv- not simplv to balance but TO with fout pleats held in place gon. Five Years Ago “Both George and Agnes have ACTUALLY work for you. by a Dior rose and falling into At Fox Valley Mr. and Mrs a chapel train. Her bubble il been very active members in The female human alone, of Jack Johnson were celebrating lusion veil was caught to a pill technician affairs in their area, all female creatures on this their 49th wedding anniversary. box head piece and she carried ami George has participated in earth can change her complete She was then writing the news a crescent bouquet of sterling technical seminars held by pattern—she alone is the archi tect of her own destiny, but she from that area. silver roses centered with a other P.T.G. chapters He is n highly skilled piano technician must be completely confident Mrs William Lee had won a white orchid. Summer's a good time to re- of self which is a result of place faded draperies in child $25 prize from Simpson's. where Four attendants preceded the and has several tool inventions having learned to reel neither ren's rooms, or give kitchen her husband was employed, for bride to the altar wearing white to his credit. “Forty-two persons were inferior nor superior She must windows a spiff)- new treat her Safety Essay. faille sheath dresses with over abolish 5-female failings tl-Self ment. “Specials'' on drapery Douglas Hirte had received skirts and white faille bow present at the farewell dinner Pity. 2-negative thinking; 3- fabrics plus a new Oregon the highest DeMolay honor, the headpieces with short illusion which was held at the Alex jealousies or envy; 4-lack of in State University extension cir degree of Chevalier at the Stay veils. They earned bouquets of ander Hamilton Hotel in San terest in self; 5-fear of rejec cular can help the most inex ton Masonic hall that week. sterling silver roses. Matron Francisco. Representatives of tion, the later being extremely perienced seamstress with Bob Gordon and James of honor was Mrs Bill Parker. piano manufacturers and piano important' And be sincerely drapery making. Baughman had narrowly es Myrtl • Creek and bridesmaids dealers were among those pre ENTHUSIASTIC. COOPERAT The new circular Make Your caped injury when their car were Miss Teri Ryland of Port sent. Music for fun and dancing IVE. and INTERESTED. She Own Draperies“ helps the shop overturned on the Little North land: Mrs. Harold Oppenlander. was furnished by P.T.G. j. mem- i must do HER VERY BEST, se per select appropriate fabrics, Fork road McMinnville: Mrs Richard bers. cond best is not good enough. Mill City friends had just re Sherman of Corvallis “The Stingers expect to Jo figure yardage required, and Ensign By SUE FERGUSON. construction techniques tor both ceived word of the death of Dan Koczar from Buffalo. N. Y. cate in the neighlx>rhood of Al- 435 State Street. Salem Mrs. Mary Rankin of Santa was best man for Mr. Suther bany, Oregon when1 two of lined and unlined draperies Author Evelyn . Funk, an Rosa. Calif. Her husband was land. Ushers were Ensign Larry i their friends and former San OSU state extension agent, in- superintendent or the old Ham- Maish. Chicago; Ensign Tom I Francisco members are now r* J clades step-by-step diagrams for mond Lumber Cb., many yea rs Robertson. Bellingham. Wn. ; living. They are Burton and the drapery making process in ago Midshipman James Clift. John i Theresa Johnson w!x> retired Mrs. Paul Homer and Don Day. and Ensign Chuck Fish- about a year ago. cluding tricky french pleats. “San Franciscans regret to Miss Funk was formerly home Clarke were married in Van- burn. Spoxane. Wn. see these good friends depart. furnishings specialist at Okla- couver, Wn„ that week and I Vocalist was Mrs. Charles were to live in Mill City where roma State University. Power and Cecil Bassett was After so many years of loyal The last few pages of the cir she had been a long-time rest organist. Lighting candles were service to the profession and cular are devoted to drapery dent . Tom and Bob Johnston, broth to the P.T.G. with their ever- hardware Miss Funk shows ers of the bride. Mrs. Johnson willing and helping hands when there was something to lie done, Ten Years Ago some of the hooks now on the chose for her daughter's wed it was fitting that they be hon market and suggests how they Flowers For All A petition favoring fluonda- ding a beige silk shantung dress ored for the many contributions be used. She also discusses with beige and brown accessor drapery rods and weighting tion with 301 signatures was ies Mrs. Sextan’s dress was of they have made to the welfare Occasions shots used to make comers presented to the City Council. beige lace with beige and brown of others. We wish for them a Signatures were secured by full measure of health and hap ¡hang evenly. 230 N. E. 4th St accessories. piness in their years of re Copeies of the new publica members of the PTA. A reception followed in the Mr .and Mrs. Hollis Tumidge, tirement which they have so Mill City, Ore. tion may be obtained from church dining room which was ' county extension offices or from who were then living at Cutler beautifully decorated in laven richly earned.” City, Calif., were visiting with Phone 897-2452 The Johnsons visited the ■ the OSU bulletin clerk. Gates and Mill City friends and der and white. Cutting and ser Stingers here recently from Al- ving the cake were Mrs. Earl relatives. bany. and they like Mill Qty WE DELIVER Why Don't YOU Subwribe to Mr. and Mrs. Albin Cooper Thayer and Mrs. Errol Kintz, so well, they, too. may move THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE of Detroit moved to Mill City aunts of the bride. Pouring at here. the reception were Mrs Ken that week. neth Thayer, and Mrs. Walter The Mill City Garden club When you accidentally wash held their final meeting of the Krall. For their honeymoon a colored sock in with white year at the home of Mrs. Herb trip to California the new Mrs clothing, the foreign coloring ert Schroeder. Retiring presi Sutherland wore a candy apple in the white clothes can usual dent was Mrs. Harold Pound red suit with pink hat and pink ly be removed by soaking them and the new president was Mrs. and red accessories. After July 4 the couple will in a solution of water softener. Bert Morris. We use Naugahyde Plastic Covers, Nylon Fabrics be at home in Vallejo. Calif , The dye is not locked in the Playing at the Mill City The fiber and will be removed in where the naval officer has this atre was Kirk Douglas in “The and other materials. way. Big Tree" and John Wayne in been assigned. The bride Is a graduate of “Big Jim McClain.” Smokey Says. Call 769-2236 for Estimates Moving to Mill City were Mr. Stayton high school. OSU and' and Mrs. Roy Epperson and is a member of Alpha Gamma ' BE CAREFUL WITH FIRE sons of Fort Peck. Mont, He Delta. He is also a graduate ; STAYTON UPHOLSTERY VÜU CAN’T BUY BACK " was (and is) employed at De- of Stayton High and the U. S. j Naval Academy. f A FOREST' troit dam. I»cat«l in Out-of-town guests in Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chance had just purchased the Henry Saturday afternoon to attend Chaney residence. He was a the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. former Mill City High School Ron Smith, Eugene; Mrs. Ed i Kellenberger. Lebanon: Mrs. teacher. Chet Comstock and Mr. and Phone 769-2236 Stay ton, Ore. Mrs. Bill Gilman of Medford; Fifteen Years Ago Mr and Mrs. Paul Johnston, Mrs. Jerry Lyons had honor Redmond; Mr and Mrs. Clare ed Mrs. Elmer Klutke with a Humphreys and Judy, Marilyn bridal shower at her home at Starbrough. Mrs. Leland Hum phreys and Billie of Myrtle Gates. Vera Hathaway, district de Creek; Mrs Dorothy Mohler, puty president of Santiam Re and Mrs Jerry Mohler of Eu bekah lodge was in charge of gene; Mr. and Mrs. Walter installation of officers with Al- Krall, Mrs. Donald Gavette, —it tukr* many year* to <r/»w bark ! lura Chance installed as noble David and Kurt, Longview, Wn. grand and Wilma Stewart as Jim Shields. John Day; Sandy Alexander and Teri Ryland of vice grand. Paul Smith, veteran walker, Portland; Mrs. Harold Oppen FOR had made a walk of 40 miles lander, McMinnville; Mrs. Rich SALE/ ard Sherman, Corvallis; Mrs. (on highway) in 8 hours. Heavy Creek; holiday traffic had kept him Bill Parker, Myrtle Then SEE US for all kinds of from bettering his record he those men who were in the wedding party; Mr. and Mrs. 1 said. Earl Thayer of Stayton and Mr. Dick Turpin was spending the 0 Floor Covering 4th of July holiday that year and Mrs. Errol Kintz of Sub with a nephew, Charley Hill of limity. O Formica Countertops Spray. AJona Fay Daly had been Hospital Auxiliary Ties • Carpeting elected to the executive council of the 4H summer school at Quilts at Meeting Here Members of the Santiam Me We specialize in installations and would be Corvallis. KEEP YOU« RENTAL Several from the area had at- morial Hospital Auxiliary held happy to give you a tended the open house held by their meeting June 20 at the FROFERTY PULED Mrs IOOF hall. The day was spent WITH AN AO IN THIS former Governor and Charles Sprague at their sum in tieing quilts and planning NEWSPAPEt... mer home on the Little North for the August Rummage sale which will be held In Stayton. Fork. ANYTHING FROM About 24 attended the noon RENTING A BEDROOM on any of your work pot-luck dinner and the business TO SELLING A CLASSY If your family is not getting meeting which followed. enough milk for best nutrition, RESIDENCE try adding non-fat dry milk to When stacking or packing I CALL US NOW your favorite meat loaf mix sandwiches with soft fillings, ture (*4 cup dry milk for each stand then upright to keep the Phone 769-51 16 Stayton, Oregon pound of meat) and bake as. filling from soaking the slices usual. I of bread. PhoneSS7-2772 Sutherland Sat. Drapery Making Directions Told In OSU Circular Brunner’s Flowers Furniture Upholstery V E 'I Stayton Radio & TV Remodeling? Building a New Home? Free Estimate Santiam Hardware Co Mill City Enterprise It« tinteli* Ramb-i One mure “little talk ' with you before I take off (not lller- ally) on a two week’« vacation Aa I said before we will I m - spending It working around home with |M*rha|>a n few days at the coast. Then, too, < air "kids" arc coming up on their vacation so we will get to pluy with the grandson But 1 Imagine If it is like moat times it's nice to K’t away and good to get tiack So miss me n little) Ulis week denotes th«* !*• ginning of n new fiscal y<*«r and I ran across an Inten-stliig little Expense Statement on a ruqikin nt a favorite rating place in the area. For th<*e of you who haven't seen it might I m worth <i laugh. June 4 Ad for female ateno- gra(4i<T $ 1 (Ml June 4 Violets for new steno grapher 1.50 Jun«* t> Week’s salary for new Stenograjihcr 45 00 June 9 Roam for new sten«» grapher 500 Jura- 111 Candy for wife .90 June 13 I ¿inch with sten«»- grapher 700 June 15 Week's salary for strnogrniiher no ou June If» Movie tickets for wife and self 1 20 June 18 Theatre tickets for ■teno and self Ui DO June 19 Ice cream sundae for wife .30 June 22 Mary's Salary 75 00 June 23 Champagne dinner for Mary anti self 32 50 June 25 Plane trip for Steno- grapher 375 00 June 26 Mink stole for wife 1,700 00 June 28 Ad for male stets» grapher 1 50 Total for month $2.321 90 (Mitlencc Cook with gas on Iron! burner. Keep tvm|a'raturr low do not boll ' Add dash of humor and pinch of warm per sonality. Season to taste with spice of life Serve Individual molds. Dolezal Gets Letter Of Commondation (hnrles Iiulezal this wack re reived a letter from the nn Donai prvaMleilt of tile Western Bolwmian Fraternal lit MX'III thin commending him on his faithful service to the A sm xln- tton. Dolessi has been a nirmlrr for M years and la presently financial secretary of the Mill (Uy Chapter No. 387 and an taaiorary president of the Dis trict association. He was pre sident for many years. Ihilezal said that members are making plans for their an nual picnic later this month nt Silver Creek Falls REPORT ALL FIRES/ II.OWER WEDDING LINE IMinilONS \M> . \XXiil SCIMI AIS * • s And now for a good way to keep happy (and I might add make those around you feel bet- ter, too.) 1 cup friendly words. Dash of humor 4 heaping teaspoons of time and (whence 2 heaping cups of under standing Pinch of warm personality. Instructions for mixing Mea sure words carefully. Add heap ing cup of understanding; use generous amounts of time and ft % 4» I 0 I te»* MUI City Enterprise Ph. 897-2772 ARE THERE DANGEROUS GAPS’ÌN YOUR AUTO INSURANCE? 44 Jerry Pittam Insurance Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City FOR SAFECO’S COMPLETE AUTO POLICY THAT LETS YOU RELAX... S3Mss Money ~fbo' Don't wait for an accident to reveal dangerous gaps in your auto coverage. Call your Safeco Agent today! He can make ear* you are completely protected for «very insurance nod... without dangerous gape or expensive duplication. For the best in Auto, Home, Boat, Life, and Commareial In- auranee, see your SAFECO-LIFECO-GENERAL Agent today. You can raiai when you’rt covered by Nobody sottlas claims tastar and mora latrivi 1(0 iVTU i UNCO • Unless you really like íflBfflffl'T »" »• or-• PHONE AHEAD FOR RESERVATIONS Part of having a good vaca tion ia making the traveling smooth. When you knout your room ia waiting and your table’s reserved, your fun ia assured. Always call ahead. 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