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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1963)
2—The Mill City EntcrpriM*. Thur*<la>. Sept. 19. IMS 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 EOITORIAI Faith Rebekahs Give Funds to Cemetery And Firemen LYONS-The first faU meet ing of Faith Rebekah lodge was held Wednesday evening A general discusshm «ns held on the coming winter months. It was voted the lodge give the cemetery assoc ¡at kici $40) tor installing city water and $300 to the firemen to be used for the ambulance. served suosci.puon Kates Refreshments were Manonwunn Counties $3 a year by Norma Pennington and Flor Outside Marion-Linn $3.50 a Yr ence Branch The next regular Telephone 897-7773 or 897-2930 meeting will be on Wednesday- evening September 25. DON W. MOFFATT Ed-P u * WHY DONT TOC SUBSCRIBE TO THE ENTERPRISE. Family Gathering Honors Mrs. Henry Stevens on Birthday LYONS—A family gathering and dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stevens. honoring his mo ther. Mrs Henry Stevens on her 90th birthday anniversary Attending were the honored guest. Mrs Stevens and Mr and Mrs Albert Toman and children. Steven, Bradley and Ranee of Salem: Mr. and Mrs Jack Scott of Mill Qty: Mr and Mrs Harry Bumsides from Otter. Mont.; Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Stevens Afternoon call ers were Mr. and Mrs. V. I Landsverk of Portland; Mr. and Mrt. Noman W. Anderberg of Junction Oty; Mr. and Mrs W. B. Shuey of Mill Oty; Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Salem and Mrs Alice Huber of Lyxxis. .. stories or' J’ACIF a radio presentation of PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY told by NELSON OLMSTED BILL BOWERMAN — a portrait of a man who build world champions. KKKT KWIL 12:10 pm 4:35 pm Friday, September 20 Barbara Elliott Married In Reno Mr. and Mrs Arey Podrab- syk are announcing the mar riage of their daughter. Bar bara Elliott to Eugene Short, son of Mrs. Pearl Short of Salem. 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You can relax when you’re covered by Nobody settles claims faster and more fairly ! ■kLii 5AMCO ■ 'UJamatù Paqe Oman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Goldie Rombo, Lyons WSCS Hosts Fo’ Ka"e>’ foZ‘ Have Picnic Sunday Fall Seminar Tues LYONS— Mr and Mrs Glen I Julian ww hosts Sunday for LYONS The Lyons local so a group of friends and neigh ciety of WSCS was hostess for bors. the former Fox Valley the Fall Seminar of the Salem picnic group, with a picnic din- Sub-Dtstnct held Tuesday at 1 ner held in their grove Attend the Methodist church with 90 ing were Mr and Mrs John women present. representing Kunkle. Mr. and Mrs. Harley- churches from Salem. West Sa Scott and daughter. Joyce. Mr. lem. Silverton. Turner. Stayton. and Mrs. Otto Weidman. Kath Jefferson. Monmouth and Lyons ryn and David Neal. Mr. ami Mrs. Hugh Johnston and sons attending Following registration the Tommy and Bobby. Mr and session was called to order by Mrs Orville Downing. Mr. and sub-distnct president. Mrs Hol Mrs Charles Cruson and Bon brook. The welcome was de nie. Mr. anti Mrs Leo Cruson livered by local president Mrs. and Merry Jo. Mike and Nikki Mac Mormon and short talks Cruson. Mrs Leota Worden. were given by the various se Mrs Ralph Davis and Doug. Mr. and Mrs Lynn Scott and cretaries. For the program the local so family aU of Fox Valley, Mr. ciety presented a women's trio. and Mrs. Albert Julian ot Bonnie and Merry Jo Cruson. Scio, Mr. and Mrs Omey Lov and Dianne Williams The ell and IJnda of Stayton. Da morning message. “Recapture vid Ber.net of Stayton. Mr. and the Radiance" by delivered by Mrs. Jerry Monier, Mr and Mrs. Dale Deadmond and son. Rev. Norman Williams. There was als«' an afternoon and Mrs. Dorothy Mohler of Eugene. Mrs. Regial lainde and session and program. son of Stayton and Mrs. Maude Davis at Gates. FROM Five Y ears Ago iff CHURCH HEWS J Miss Nelda Mills Married in Seattle Mr. and Mrs Ray Mills are announcing the marriage of their daughter. Miss N Mills to IXxxglas Crammer «4 Seattle. Wn. The ceremony was perform ed Saturday, September 14 at the University Izitheran church in Seattle with Nancy Forest and Adnan Mills of Aumsville attendants for the young couple Mr and Mrs. Ray Mills and Tony were in Seattle for the wedding the Immediately following ceremony the couple left by plane for Spehekin. Wn , tor their honeymoon They will tie at home after September 18 at 16007 53rd St. W. tn Edmonds. Wn. Die bride will continue her work as branch secretary for Die an edjustment company, groom is employed as district representative for a commer cial credit company. Work Smarter.. Not Harder Hv Bernice Strawn Extra« ion ll»me Management Specialist Or»g<xi State University Food Misinformation is the subject cf an extension program developed by Virginia Weiser, nutritionist with the OSU Ex tension Service This will be presented to wvxnen s groups in a number of Oregon counties We asked her for the true facts ab<M.it some common food my ths. Tomatoes npen tw-st and reach their peak nutritive value when kept at room temperature out of direct sunlight This is contrary to the old idea at put ting them on a sunny window sill. Some people think vegetables grow with organic" (natural) fertilizer are more nutritious than those grown with "chemi- cal" fertilizer Miss Weiser says this has no scientific support Rich soil produces a larger of vegetables but quantity doesn t affect the nutritive val ue of the food. The idea that cooking in alum inum is unhealthy is another fallacy. Your Social Security |Last Rites Held For Nora Selfridge Mill Oty fnetsis received wxud last week of the death of Nora Silfridge nt Long Beach. California Sh«-* had tieen ill since June, mui death was caused by cancer She had a sick s|x*ll while i Islting with Mr. an»l Mrs Ivrt Morris In April twit rallied front that ami after leaving here tia>k a trip to Alaska tait upon her return to California became seruaisly ill Mrs Slrfndgr had rx|M-rsscd the desire to return to Alaska where she was a teacher ami missionary' at Sitka among the KskUrne when they had the servais outbreak of Til among them, with 80% being stricken She told Mrs Morris that wh< n she went Hack to Alaska she saw many of the natives that she knew years ago. She met her husband. Bill. In Alaska ami they lived in Ket chikan for 40 years ami where they raised their family of two daughters and three son* After Paving Alassa they came to Oregon as Mr Sel fridge had lived In this area before and liked It very much They managed the Gates Coch ran apartments at Idanha tor six years and then when his health became puor they m«ned to Mill Oty where they lived for two years They moved to Whittier. Calif . when Mr Sel fridge became too 111 for her to care for. ao they couk! be near a son. After bis death last year she moved to Ixeig Beach where she made her home with four of her sisters until she was hospitalized after becoming seriously ill. <J As an employee I estimat ed that my earning for the year wxaild be ll.ouo I now find that I will make $5 IMS) this year Ik» I have to notify tin* Social Security Administration of this increase In earnings? A No Since ywur first esti mate indicated that you were not entitled to monthly social security check you <l<> not have to advise us of further in creases In your earnings At the «-ml of the year If you earn ed $l(M) or less in any month you stxxild file an annual re port of earnings so we can re view your file to see if you are eligible to receive any IMymcnts In addition, you slum Id get In touch with your local social security office to discuss the possibility of your Increased earnings giving yrxi a higher benefit. Q I originally estimated tfiat my earnings wouki tie $2000. 1 am receiving payments Iwuoxl on this estimate My employer has since given me a paid va cation amt will give me a bonus at the end of the year. Will I have to rv|»>rt these events to social security? A You should estimate (he amount of the vacation pay aixt the bonus and get tn touch with the Social Security Adnunlstra lion rigtit away so as to avoid a possible overpayment. Tins could cause a hardship to yxxi If y<xi had to re|>ay this amount at a time when ytai were not wv»rking A cordless battery powered hand mixer Is an the market The mixer is recharged when stored <xi a charging unit that connects to an outlet. Roll dates in fhair txrfore cutting them up to eliminate stickiness Fkair shixiid be part of that called f<r in the rreijie MUX CITY PRESBYTERIAN WHY DON’T YOU M’BM'RIBE Pauline Brunner, chairman of Richard B. Cole. Pastor 18» THE ENTERPRISE. the Oregon State Gladiolus show Sunday School at 9 45 a. tn. was busy making plans for the Nursery through Adult classes show which was to be held Morn.ng Worship Service at here the following week at the 11:00 o'clock. Sermon topic: high school gym. Man Under the Microscope." Elton Gregory, who had grad By Borton Knyder uated from OCE the previous In one of my previous squibs. radical Innovation, but we hon SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST spring was to teach at Madras. I got started an taxes and pres estly believe th«» Idea has great S. W. Ivy St. MUI aty Mr. and Mrs J. C. Kimmel sures on business t>ut touched possibilities It can ccmceivahiy 9:30 a. tn. Saturday Sahbatr. had been in Estacada where it only lightly. Just how deep tie an aid to steady employ they attended he 42nd annivers School. ly these pn-isuros are being ment. and It might also he a 11 a. m Worship service ary of the class of 1916 of felt by the average business means of assuring regular pay 7:30 p. m. Wednesday prayer which Doc” was a member. man is evident In the example checks meeting. Philip Goble was to leave that' which foljows This notice Is While the adoption of the Visitors welcome. week for San Bernardino. Calif.. ! pi art cd on the employee bulletin work break plan is not nxnpul- where he was to train at an i txxird of an area concern. sory. it is hoped that each em FREE METHODIST CHURCH electronics schou». TO AU, E.MPU>YEEM ployee will find en<«igh time '•»rtb MUI Oty Mrs. John Reid and children Due to increased competition to give the plan a fair trial. It had just returned from their R«v. G cm E. Davtdaoa. 1‘aatos and a keen desire to remain in is also hoped that thooe rm- 9.45 a. m. Sunday School. annual visit with relatives in business, we find It necessary [ilovces not In favor of adopt Texas. Elouise Harns, an aunt1 U a. m. Morning Worship. to institute a new policy ef ing the work break Idea, will of Mrs. Reid, had made the | 6:15 p m. Teen Time. fective immediately have hilly completrxl their va 7 p. m. Evening W.-nhip. return trip with them. We are asking that aome- cation plans 7 tn. Wednesday prayer Mr. and Mrs Norman Ander- where Iw-twew-n starting and The Management berg had returned from a I .nee ung. quitting time, and with>ait in I don’t know but what a union weeks vacation at Astoria fringing too much on the time would have a little difficulty ST. PArRICR'8 PARISH usually devoted to lunch peri featherbedding that job descrip I ’»n. Why Do Some Clothes Get ods., coffee breaks, rest peri tion I wonder If they need a Ten Years Ago Rev. Bernard Neuman. Faster Haith and wrinkled when ods. story telling, ticket selling, . fireman’ Several local fishermen made | Mass. 1st. 2nd and 5th Sunday laundred? Inadequate rinsing is collections for births, deaths, one Hard water is another. Try weddings and divorces, vaca •jp a party to go deep sea fish- I at 10 30 a. m ing that week: Tex Blazek, Ray 1 Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at using a water softr.'T in b>th tion planning and the rehashing the wash and rtnse waters A of yesterday’s tv program, that Walker, Melvin LaVine, Joe 10:30 a. m. Custom Bulldozing fabric softner (this is different each employee endeavor to find Lalack. BUI Tickle, Kenneth: Al, WARD than a water softner >1 in the ASSEMBLY Crosier, Gale Lowery. Ed Yarn- ,, OF GOD CTUBO4 some time that can be set ( ait m 2XM <>r ar? •»« last rinse will help too. Over- I aside and known as the "work ell, Dutch Steiner and Larry I 6th and Cedar drying In a dryer may also break." Bangs. Sunday School, 10 XX) a. tn. "No Job Too Small" Otto Koeneke had spent a | Morning Worship, 11:00 a -a. ciuse harshness and wrinkling To some this may seem a week’s vacation, visiting with Evangelestlc Service, 7:31 p. of some fabrics. relatives in Portland. m. Before putting away sun dres Mr. and Mrs. Melvin New Thursday. 7:30 p. m. E ble I ses and Ix-ach outfits, check for berg of Gates had left for a study and Prayer. months vacation with relaives A church with God’s answer sun tan lotion stain. Sponge spots with drycleaning solvent. in Minnesota. tor your prool-.-ms. PANCAKES AS YOU LIKE THEM Wash in w arm suds plus % cup Mr. and Mrs. Fount Paul of vinegar for each gallon of wat Gates had sold their home to 21 Different Kinds The Church ot Jraus Christ er. If the lotion contains tannic Mr. and Mrs. Chet Edholm. He Of I .alter Day Saint« To Satisfy Your Personal Taste acid, drop warm glycerine was paymaster for the army Presiding Elder: Joseph FERDINAND and GEN HUENEKE from an eye dropper and let engineers. Johnson <>|M*n 6 A. M. TO H P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coffman Meeting place at Women's club it stand on the fabric for one or two hours. Rinse in warm of Mehama were vacationing nouse in Stayton. 1532 Portland Roiul Phonr 3&I-2HIH I that week with friends in Se- Sunday School .. 9 .30 water. attle. Sacrament Meeting ... 10 45 Community Presbyterian (liurcb Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Muise Priesthood Meeting .... 11:50 ltrs. Arne V. Magnuson. I’aator had been visiting with his fa-i Menama, Oregon ther, Joe Muise at Lakeside, FIRST CHRISTIAN CIHK« Calif. 9:45 a. m. Crurch school. I School, 9:45 a. Œ. (Classes for all ages) Morning Worship 10: j 6 a. m 11:00 a. m.—Worship sericve. Fifteen Years Ago Youth Servi«». 6 30 p. rw Auto - Fire - Burglary Lverj one is welcome. Evening Servie» 7:30 p. m. The Bob Mathers, who then Theft - Public Liability - Marine owned the Mill Oty Jewelry, Mil.!. CTTT C'OVfMUNrrT OUR LADY OF LOURDES had spent Sunday in Salem at CHURCH PARISH, Jordaa tending a Masonic picnic. Life - Health and Accident Full Go»p»l Drawing big crowds at the Rev. Bernard Nevmaa. Paatas Rev. D« m M Dlshoag, Paatas Mass. 1st. 2nd, and 5U vun Mill Oty Theatre that week 8undav School. 9:45 a. m. was "Mom and Dad,” a very day at 8:30 a. m. Morning Worship. 11 00 a. m Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at outsponken film. Evening Worship 7:30. I Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Tumidge *.0 30 a. m. Thursday evening 7 30 P. M and family were in Silverton Everyone welcome. J. C. KIMMEL ED “Bud” DAVI8, Jr. 8ANTIAM CHAPEL that week where they attended Aaoembly of God 107 M all St. Phone H<)7-?(W»O a horse show and showed two IDANHA tDMMLKin Lyons. Oregon of the Tumidge horses. Mill City, Oregon CHUBCn Dougtam Meats«, Pae tar Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colburn Rev. Hareld Rotk. Paatae Phone 859-3364 had attended a picnic tor Lu-J Jean Roth, S. S. Supt. Sunday School. 9:45 a. m. zier employees at Avalon park Sun.U> School 10 00 a. m. Morning Woehip, 11:00 a. m in Portland. Mumlr>g Service. 11 00 a. m Evening Service, 7:00 p. m. Detroit had a theatre in those Midweek Service, Wednesday I Youth Fellowship I K pa days and playing that week was Bible Study Wednesday 7 > 7:30. p. m. a horror film, Dracula. p m Qirist Ambassadors (Youth Latest hit records at Porter Junior Choir and Bible club Service) Saturday, 7.30 p. m A Lau featured “Little White We use Naugahyde Phuttic Cover»», Nylon Fabrica Singspiratlon Every 4th Sat Thursday. 4:00 p. m. “Better Luck Next Lies," urday. 7.30 p. m. and other materials. Time," “It's a Sin’’ and “Con- Adult Choir Saturday at 7« fess.’’ m. P DETROIT CHURCH OF (mut Mr and Mrs. Ellis Henderson Come fellowship with ua. Sunday sohooi. 10 :00 a. m. Call 769-2236 for Estimates of San Leandro, Calif., were in Morning Worship, 11 o'clock Mill Oty visiting with his sis ST. CATHERINE’S CATHOIJC _____ STAYTON UPHOLSTERY ter, Daisy Hendrickson. Mill <My I LYONS METHODIST CHT*HCH Father Henri Arata Members of the Mill City Boy Warning Worship. 11 o’clock 1 Ix»cated In Scout Troop had taken a juant Mass at 9:15 a. m. every Sun Sunday srhool at 9-50. to the beach. Among those go GATES OOMMUNITT CHURCH ing were Herbert Hampton, OF CHRIST Charles Golden, Gerry Golden, New teachers at the high itiinda y School, 10 09 a m Phillip Goble, Dan Rnten, Ar school that year were Hope Morning Worship 11 00 a. m nold Webb, Dick Syverson. Raney and Fred Rugh. gradu Phone 769-223« Stayton, Ore. Youth sstlvities Sunday ev Tommy Kanoff and Vernon ates of the U of O. H. R. Bay Christensen. less was principal. ening. 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