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TTÎX.X1T 2—TYie Mill City Enterprise, Thunstai, August 15, 1963 Parpe. Scatter Rugs and Bath Mats To Pep Up Your Home $1.98 to $3.98 Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 E2zxx3sasEaaMMK«aaaaaxnEENBX- Mrj. Na/ Wills Entertains Sweet Home Church Group u want what you want when you WANT IT... then WJTAPS are for you ! Furniture Upholstery We use Naugahyde Plastic Covers, Nylon Fabrics and other materials. Call 769-2236 for Estimates STAYTON UPHOLSTERY Located in Stavton Radio & TV Phone 769-2236 Stayton, Ore. YOU CAN RELAX ABOUT YOUR FAMILY, YOUR HOME, YOUR CAR, EVEN YOUR BOAT... WHEN YOUR INSURANCE AGENT DISPLAYS THIS SIGNI Look for the Safeco “S” with its protective roof, and you’ll find an agent who sells tie finttt, most eomplafs protsetioa at the lowest possible cost. Stop in to see your Safeco Agent soon. Or call him now. He’s just a phone’s length away, 24 hours a day! SAFECO INSURANCE Jerry Pittam Insurance Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mrs. Nat Wills entertained the Square Circle at the Sweet Home Christian church Friday at her home. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon. In the afternoon a silent auction was enjoyed by three present and the remainder cf the after- noon was spent visiting. Earl Present were Mrs. Downing, Mrs. James Stock. Janice and John: Mrs Elmer EUis ant* Margaret. Mrs. Lil lian Swan. Mrs. Gertie Smith. Mrs. Mrs. Winifred Russell, Ethel Moore. Mrs. Lenora Keeney. Mrs. Vera Calkins. Mrs. Sadie Moore. Mrs. Lillian Vinson. Mrs. Walt Leisey, Mrs Leda Houck. Mrs. Lulu Barr, Mrs. Daisy Weddle, Mrs. Nettle Cornelius. Mrs. Idell Mork. I Mrs. Nina Matlock, all from Myrtle Sweet Home; Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Floyd Shepherd. Mrs. Clyde Golden. Mrs. John Wills. Diane and Natalie and the hostess. Mrs. Nat Wills all of Mill CHy. McDonald Clan Has Reunion Sunday I Mr and Mrs. James Swan at- | tended the 25th annual reunion I of the McDonald clan held at the Kenneth McDonald farm on Thomas Creek near Scio. This was a part of the original Na thaniel Green and Rebecca Jane McDonald homestead About 100 were present for the picnic dinner which was served on long tables under the large trees on the bank of , Thomas creek. After the bountiful dinner a • business meeting was called by the president of the clan. Le- | land McDonald of Longview. | Wn. Because of a throat con- t di ion he then turned the meet ing over to Ralph McDonakl of Jefferson. A gavel was presented to the clan by Mary Zeis McDonald in memory of her husband. Ora McDonald. Mrs. Alice Huber of Lyons gave a history of the clan. Old est member present was Mrs Ethel McDonald Lindly of Al bany and Lisa Renee Robinson of Scio was youngest. Coming from the greatest dis tance was Harry McDonald, who is with the coast guard in Alaska. Officers elected for the new year are: President. Ralph Mc Donald. Jefferson; vice presi dent. Kenneth McDonald. Scio: secretary-treasurer. Clara McDonald Swan, Mill City; his torian, Alice McDonald Huber, Lyons and chaplain, Sam Stol ler, Albany. After the business meeting games and swimming were en joyed by the young people in the crowd and the older ones reminisced about the past when they visited their grand parents long ago on that very farm where they were spend ing the day. Potluck Refreshments Mill City, Ore. Served at Lodge Meet NOBODY SETTLES CLAIMS FASTER AND MORE FAIRLY! How to make party plans and Only routine business was transacted at Santjam Rebekah lodge Wednesday evening. A white elephant bingo had been planned but was postponed to a later date because of the small attendance. A transfer was received from the Rebekah lodge at Ocean side. Calif., for Claude and Irene Lewin to become mem bers of Santiam. Potluck refreshments were served at the close of the even- THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Entered as second class matter November 10. 1944 at the Post Office at Mill City, Oregon un der Act of March 3. 1879. NATIONAL fOITOilAL ORDER A KITCHEN TELEPHONE A colorful new kitchen extension lets you play party-planner, gourmet cook and bany «liter , all at once . . . and all with eaae. Order thia low-coat convenience today. Valley Telephone Company Serving Mill City-Gates, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner -Subset iption Rates Marion-J.inn Counties $3 a year Outside Marion-IJnn 13 50 a Yr Telephone 897-2772 or 897-2930 DON W. MOFFATT. Ed-Pub Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise . Whitten-Crowder Vows Exchanged Here Sunday Miss Cara Lee Whitten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Whitten became the bride of Thomas Franklin Crowder, son of Mr and Mrs. T O Crowder of Eugen«* Sunday. August 11 at the Mill City Presbyterian church. The Rev Harold Roth officiated at the 2 o’ckx*k cert»- mony. Mrs. Thomas Scott ptoy- ed the wedding music and Mrs. Eugene Davenport sang. The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, wore a full- length white silk gown with appliqued rose# on bodice and two front panels and made with V-back. Her elbow length veil fell from u Dior rose. She car- ried iier white Rainbow Bible top[x*U with an orchid. Honor attendant was Miss Jo- Ann Winner, wearing a blue peau de Sols gown and carry ing long stemmed white carna tions. Bridesmaids were Misa Evon Faller and Miss Margar et Ttylor gowned identically to the honor attendant Best man tor the groom was Re;.ald Hawley and ushers were Rusty Whitten. John Crow der and Dick Ooiby. The ushers aL»o lighted the tapers. Mis. Whitten selected a blue sheath dress for her daugh ter’s wedding and her corsage was white carnations. The bridegroom’s mother wore a beige linen sheath und her corsage was also of white carnations. A receptuwi was held immedi ately following the ceremony with large baskets of white gladiolus used for room de,-ora tion. Mrs. Dick Syth. aunt of th . bride from Portland cut the cake and Mrs. Robert Good pasture. aunt of the groom from Leaburg poured. i Assisting were the Misses I Gloria Cahan and Janna Cole-1 man from Eugene. Mrs. Tena Graham passed the wedding cake. For the wedding trip to Vic-1 toria, B. C., the bride wore a [ beige wool suit with beige and brown accessories and she wore i the corsage from the wad I bouquet. The young couple will be at home in Eugene after August 17 where he is a student at the University and she is a junior accountant. a Marilyn Club Meets At Tena Graham Home Members <4 Marilyn Club met Friday at the home of Mrs Ernest Graham with Mrs Dan iel Kleihege as co-hoateoa. A cvvvred dish luncheon was served at 12 30 from tables set on the lawn. The next meeting of the club will lx* September 21 with a 12 30 potluck dinner at Die home of Mrs Ervin S. Peter son. Present were Mrs. Edna Hutcheson and her daughter. Mrs Jeri Brown. t«»th from Oakland. Calif , her daughter- in-law, Mrs Richard Parker from Gates. Mrs Veryl Hoover, Mrs. Alta Ikaieker from Lyons. Mrs. (T»rn Goottman and mem- here, Mrs Elsie Völkel. Mrs. Wilson Stevens. Mrs Ervin Peterson, Mrs. Sylvia Duncan, Mrs Daniel Kleihege. Mrs. Edith Mason. Ernest Mrs Graham. Mrs Jack Gulllford. Mrs William Hirte. Mm. Cecil Lake, and Mrs Eva Hirte Park af Lyons Dedicated LYONS Dedication ceremon ies for the John Neal Memorial park were held Sunday after noon at 1 30 o'clock. The park is located amidst a setting of native trees along the banks of the North Santiam river. In 1962 Mm. Ijiura Neal do nated to I-inn County the 12l* acre site in memory of her late husband, John Neal For three decades the Neals have resided in the Lyons arra, tak- ing an active part in commun ity affairs. It was the wish of Mr Neal and the present dc- sire of Mm. Neal that thia site be sot nsid«* for public use and cnj<»ym -nt for the yearn to come. The program was as follows Introduction. Dale Prichard, Lyons representative of the Ijnn County Parks commission: chairman Osburn,* Shaw of the commission; welcome, Percy Hiatt. Mayor of Lyons: presen tation. Mm. I<aura Neal: accept ance. Ray Maddy. Linn county judge: speaker, Harold Schick. Supt. Oregon State Parks; ack nowledgement of contributors. Mm l-aura Neal, park site; John Jungwirth, protection of roadway; Freres Lumber Co.. Simpson Lumber Co.. Cedar I .umber Co., Lyons Water Dis trict: Lyons Garden club: Stay ton Sanitary Service; Roy Ijim bert; Charles Ieland, Lyons City Council. Linn County. Spe cial recognition is given to em ployes of the County Rond de partment and those who partici pated in the County Welfare Work Program. Members of the Linn County Parks commission are Osborne Shaw, Claude Cox. Floyd Mul- Ion. Vernon Vilg. Dale Prich ard. Percy Schrunk.. John Mo Wade. Charles Shipley, Russell Tripp. Pete Williams and Ralph Scroggins, with John Boyer. Linn County park planning: Court. Ray Maddy, Burl Ing- ram and Floyd Jenks. Born July 17 to Mr. and Mrs Charles Ray Lyons of Turner a boy. Charles Steven, weigh ing 8 pounds. Bom July 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Louis Hendricks of Rt. 1. Aumsville, a son, Dennis William, weighing 7 pounds 12*4 ounces. | Bom July 21 to Mr. and Mrs ' Mone Jay Carpenter of Detroit a girl, Laurie Ann. weighing 7 pounds % ounce. Bom July 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Roger I>*c Cornett of Stayton a boy Kelly Gene, weighing 8 pounds 14*4 ounces. Born July 27 to Mr. and Mrs Dennis Ronald Blades of Sub- limtty a girl, Rhonda Lea, weighing 6 pounds 15*4 ounces. Freemans To Hold Bom July 29 to Mr. and Mrs Max Vincent McCartney of Open House Saturday Lyons a girl. Debra Arleta, Open house will be held Sat weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. urday from 1 to 5 p. m. and Born July 30 to Mr. and Mrs. on Sunday from 2 to 4 p. m. at LeRoy Edward Benda of Stay the n<-w home recently complet ton a boy, LeRoy Edward, Jr., ed by Dick Freeman. The house weighing 7 pounds 10% ounces. is located on High street be- Bom July 31 to Mr. and Mrs. tween S. w Ivy and S. W. Ronald LeRoy Podrabsky of Kingwood. Mill City a boy. Mark Neal, The house features birch- weighing 4 pounds 11% ounces. wood cabinets and copper-tone Bom July 3 to Mr and Mrs. appliances. William Marion Savage of Rt. Mr. Freeman will be there to 1, Lyons a boy, Johnny Lee, answer questions and the in weighing 7 pounds 3% ounces. spection is open to the public. Bom August 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Armer of Stayton Go ahead and use pickles a daughter, Sandra Kay. weigh with mayonnaise in those sum ing 7 pounds 12 ounces. mer salads and sandwich fil Bom August 3 to Mr. and lings. Cornell University lab Mrs. Darrell E. Schumacher of oratory recently discovered that Rt. 1. Sublimity, a girl, Jody these guard against the old en Kay. weighing 5 pounds 13 emy. the spoilage bacteria. ounces. Izmon juice, French dressing, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald lee and cranberries also help pro Togen, Stayton a girl, Ronda tect against bacteria) growth. Dep, weighing 8 pounds 9 ounc One of the best safety mea es. sures is refrigeration. Potatoes, chicken, and turkey, plus other I A real breakfast treat sour cooked salad Ingredients should | cream on waffles. Cream isitter be marinated with tart salad or margarine until soft, add a dressing Immediately after he- . little honey and beat until well ing prepared for the salad, ' blended. Gradually add sour then refrigerated until ready | cream and heat until smooth to add other dressing. Add eggs and fluffy. just before mixing. Above iM Mrs. T. O. Uruwder (Carn Lee Whitten) who was married hen* Sunday in the Presbyterian Church. They will make their home tn Eugene. an aunt. wtu> was 111 Fifteen Years Ago Five Years Ago Mrs. Dick TUrpln and Mr. anil Mrs. Wallace Heiutonxm had sjx*nt the weekend at thr coast. Mr and Mr« George Murphy <>f Centralia. Wn . were visiting at th<- E C Ttirnldgr mid Cloyd Cox homes Pink Mason unii Floyd Fleet wxsxl spent lite weekend fish ing nt (Tear latke and ret»»ried a nice eatch At Drtrott l>r E C WlUcut of Edinlx-rg. Texas, was ached- uled to o|x*n an office there Mr and Mrs Al Van Dahl <>f Albany, former Mill (Tty pul>- Ushers were In town visiting with friend* They then pub- llshixl the Western Stamp Col lector and Mrs Van l>nhl is still connected with the firm At ITetrolt Mr. and Mrs Ray Sophy had returned from their wedding trip. ------------ Mrs. Gladys Mawm was on her first (»aid vacation in more than 38 years in working in the telephone office. Other operat ors then were Mis Georgcne Christian. Mrs. Marguret Rush. Mrs. Marie Day and Mrs Jane I Richards. Jennie Smith, proj»rictor of “Jennie’s" ready-to-wear shop wus to move to new quarters in < I0QF isiihim/ She ' been adjacent to thr Postofflcr I in part of the txilldlng now oc I cupied by The Enterprise The Three Link club was i meeting that month at th«* Chrisslc Henderson home near I Redmond. Mrs Ttmi Thomas was president at that time. Elton Gregory, who hod graduated from OCE in the I Q I am drawing social ae- spring was to teach at Madras Icurity old age insurance bene that year. fits. If my farm earnings for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mender the year are $2.(JU). how much had returned to their home in In benefits will I have to give Iowa after visiting with their up? son and family, the Clarence A. Based on enmlngs of Meaders. $2.00(1 you would have to give Oscar Hurris, 16-ycar-old son up $550 in benefits for the year. of Mrs Pete Harris received a $1 <>( |a wilhhel,| f..: broken collar bone in a bicycle each $2 you cam above $1.21*1 accident. and up to $1.700. Then for each $1 you eam over $1.700. another Ten Years Ago $1 in banatha la witiHiald, Q I may lease ixit my farm The City Dads had given the ok for tfu- Huoridatton at th* and retire when 1 reach 65 thi* city water and treatment was fall ixit before I do so I would to be started »non, according to like tn know bow much mx-inl security benefit I will receive John Muir, Mayor. The Gay Nighteni had n Can I find out what my monthly square dance outing at the benefit wixikl lx* tx*f<»re I nctu bench and among th,me attend ally retire? A. Yes. Since you are retire ing were Mr. anil Mrs. Al Nes bitt, Mr. ami Mrs Arey Po- ment age ytxi should get in drabsky, Mr. and Mis. Glen tixich with your nearest social Blegen, Mr. and Mr*. Jay Ma ' security office and requset that son, Mr. and Mrs George { yrur records lx* checked and V«*teto and Mr. and Mr*. Or figure your social recurity re tirement benefit. villj Downing. Q When I applied lor mx - im I David Umphre»*, 14-year-old soil of Mr. and Mr*. Charles security Ix-m-fiis lust January Umphre»« had narrowly es I estimaltxl that my farm earn caped drowning when he slip ings for 1962 would not be over ped and fell Into tlx* swirling $1.200 and I have been receiv rapids below the dam in Mill ing a social security check City. Paul Jahnke, who was every month. Now I find that working on his place nearby, this estimate is low and have heard his crira for help and earned about $2,000 thin year went to the rescue. Will I have to refund th«* Robert Wingo, former resi- checks dent, then living In Thule, A. You should submit a revis Greenland, had written an in- ed estimate of year earning* ercsting letter to The Enter to your nearest six-ini security prise, telling of his cx[>erience» office as aoon as possible so as in the construction business to avoid the possibility of be there. ing over paid and of having to Visiting at the Clarence refund the overpayment next Johnson home that week were year when you file your annual Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wise of report. Based on the devised Portland. estimate your payment will lx* Mrs. Russell King was spend stopped ahd an adjustment ing the week in Roseburg with made after the end of tlx* year. Your Social Security THE ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE PANCAKES AS YOU LIKE THEM 21 Different Kinds To Satisfy Your I'erxonal Taste FERDINAND end GEN HUENEKE Open 6 A. M. TO 8 P. M. 4532 Portland Road Phone 364-2848
