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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1963)
W. Specialise in RADIATOR Repair and Cleaning Mehama Richfield Mehama. Oregon Brunner’s Flowers Flowers For .All OCCASIONS MO N. E. 4th fit Mill City, Ore. Phone 897-2452 WE DELIVER Automotive € Industrial Maintenance Welding. Diesel Engine Servie» Shop or FMd r tijwr : Bridal Shower Honors (Soo Trump Feature _.r Al O'____ _ At Pinochle Party The Round Robin Pinochle club held their party Monday evening at the home <8 Marie Stewart. The hostess served dessert to members and guests betote the evening of cards, using the autumn motif In decorations. A high spot of the evening was the excitement of Lou Mac Gregor when she held 1500 trump. She also received high prize for the evening. Pinochle was won by Evelyn Davis, a guest, and low prize was awarded to Goldie Rambo Ruth Tohl was also a guest of the club tor the evening. The next meeting will be No- vember 18 at the home ot Margaret Boroughs. Stork Shower Held For Mrs. Stuhr LYONS Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs. Lawrence Chytka STOMACH ULCERS were hostesses for a baby Factory Equipment TO EXCESS shower held last Wednesday Ignition Parta QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST evening at the Wilson home hon oring Mrs. Larry Stuhr of Salem Dealer for Aireo Welding Ask About 15-Day Trial Ofler! j the former Miss Joyce Prich Product» ard of Lyons. Games furnished the entertainment and after j opening of the gifts refresh- I ments were served. Present besides the honored guest were Violet Gilbert. Myr na Wilson, Betty Carter. Vivian Clason, Remona Clason. Helen Callahan. Barbara Callahan. Thelma Nydegger, Lois Carpen ter, Mildred Walker, Joyce Longfellow. Joanne Prichard. Linda Davenport. Judy Walker. YOU CAN RELAX ABOUT Gracie Miley and Erma Owens. Billie Graen and Edna Keys of YOUR FAMILY, YOUR HOME, Salem. Others who could not YOUR CAR, EVEN YOUR BOAT..« attend sent gifts. acid i DISPLAYS THIS SIGN! Bid or Bunch Club Meet at Gordons The Bid or Bunch Pinochle club members were entertain ed Monday evening at the home of Edna Gordon with the host esses serving dessert before the evening of cards. Guests of the evening were Susie Stewart and Jessie Bod- eker. who won high prize. Nadine Duggan won low and Betty Pittam received the pin ochle prize. The next meeting will be October 18 at the home at Elsie Ohmart. 1 Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise INSURANCE Jerry Pittam Insurance Phon, 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City, Ore Noeoor SETTLES CLAIMS FASTER ANO MORE FAIRLY! campfjre-Bluebirds To Have Candy Sale in Area . Helps Heal And Clear Itchy Skin Rash! Zemo—liquid or ointment —a doc tor’, antiseptic, promptly relieves Itching, stops scratching and so helps heal and clear surface skin rashes. Buy Extra —___ — Strength Zerno forV^fTlfl | stubborn cases I »Alllv YAS, SUH THANKS FO‘ THE PORTER, DIO YOU FIND A FIFTY DOLLAR. BILL UNDER MY PILLOW? X Symptoms of Distress Arising from WHEN YOUR INSURANCE AGENT PARDON, MV ERROR! Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Delco Batterie» due I 2—Th«« Mill City EnterprlM*. Thursday. Nov. 7, IIMW ----------------------------------------------- -——— fyÁMt&tí Pcuf& Miss Helen Gisler LYONS Mrs. Mik«* Schwindt and Mrs. George Silbernagel were hostesses for a bridal shower held at the Schwindt home Sunday afternoon, honor ing Miss Helen Gisler, bride elect ot Ed Davis ot Gates. Quiz games furnished th«» en tertainment after which Miss Gisler opened her gifts. Re freshments of ice cream, cake, coffee and punch wen* served. Present besides Miss Gisler were Mmes Alan Silbernagel, Dennis Schwindt. Leonard Gis ler. Louis Gisler. Ed Davis. Sr. Andrew Silbernagel. John Sil bernagel. Henry Thomas. Bill Bauer. Florent Frichtl. Syl Sil bernagel. Lawrence Silbernagel, Eldon Silbernagel. Ed Gisler. .Al Etzel. Wayne Stavang, and i the Misses Marie Silbernagel. Vgnes Silbernagel. Kathleen Sil- bernagel, Diane Schwindt. Caro lyn Gisler, Marilyn Gisler. Dar lene Silbernagel. Joan Schwindt. Mrs. Eugene Speer. Mrs Ted Silbernagel and Mrs. Ronald Silbernagel. Others unable to attend sent gifts. The wedding date is set for November 23 at the Immaculate Conception Catholic church in Stayton. rrixn rnnt : : rri rrwriirr rx Rainbow Girls Have Slumber Party A slumber party was Iwld recently by the Rainbow girls at the Youth Onter in the city park with all present reporting a good time, which is traditional ,h"t Lvi* '»< P®rty. Chaperone for the girls was Mrs Merle Stewart and girls present were l-ynette Parker, Nancy Stewart. Patty Pittam. Judv Boroughs. Donna Lee Walker. Kathy Boroughs, Jua nita Morgan and Suzy Carlson. The annual Campfire th?» I Bluebird candy sales in I area will start Friday. Novem ber 8 and run through Monday. November 18. according to Mrs. James King, chairman. Leaders, mothers ot the girls and sponsors will take them In cars to people they cannot con tact by walking. This once a year sale Is con Eastern Star To ducted by the girls themselves Meet Monday anil gives them a youthful taste Marilyn Chapter No. 145 of business while helping to fur ther ami extend the Camp Fire the Eastern Star will meet program to more local girls of Monday evening. November every economic background. at 8 p m. at the IOOF hall Serving on the refreshment ’Di« main purpose <>( Camp Fir«1 Girls is to perpetual«* the spir committee will be Estella Kay, itual ideals of the home an«l to i:t!i« l Wills. Mary Tuera, Agnes I stimulate and aid in the form Carlson and Mabel Yankus. All member« of the Order ot ing of good habits for health and character. Your box of Eastern Star living In me arei. Camp Fire mints costs but little. are invited. The money will help the youth The trend in kitchens 1« to: organization continue its half- century program of offering varnish cabinets or wall pan ztmerican girls activities which els. For keeping them looking fulfill its law—"worship God. I their best, wash them occasion seek beauty, give service, pur ally with a cloth or sponge sue knowledge, be trustworthy, wrung out of warm (not hot)1 hold on the health, glorify work detergent water. Wipe dry.' Cloth should be damp not drip and be happy." Mrs. Frank Crowther is chair ping. A wax may be applied man of the Canyon Campfire u«c a paste or liquid wax with group and a meeting was held a solvent or cream wax tvise Tuesday to organize the candy This gives good protection. The only objection to waxing is that sale project. Mrs James Minty of Salem it will need to be removed If was present for the meeting. cabinets are rvfinished later Service bulletin She is a director for the Wil Extension “Bulgur Versatility Plus", with lamette area council. Proceeds from the candy sales dozens of recipes you'll like. assist the local groups and also Write us for your free copy. Packaged Bulgur, a product of help maintain Camp Kilowan. Pacific Northwest, is at your grocers. i/ Specials for Saturday and Sunday "Why Cook At Home" "Bring The Whole Family VIRGINIA BAKED HAM Candi«*d Yams, Cole Slaw. Hot Garlic Bread Dessert TENDER FRIED CHICKEN Cranberry Sauce, Whipjwd Potatore, Hot (J ar lie Bread. Ik'saert Cherry’s Cafe Hwy 22 — Ph. 897-2214 Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Work Smarter.. Not Harder Ever (let a Stain on a light vinyl covered chair just by con tact with red or other bright colored fabric? By Bernice Strawn The fault isn't in the dye. Extension Home Management Some vinyl can «natch color out Specialist Oregon State of materials used before the University days of vinyl. With the coming of cool wea There is no way to remove ther. children and coloring this u,„ stain, so u>c use Cllrp care. luw How- . books move indoors. Crayons ever_ some high quality vinyl and rugs don’t make for a hap- pjUSfics are less inclined to pick py relationship. Treat stains im- ( up oojor. mediately with a small amount of dry cleaning fluid and blot1 Grease Spots on Wallpaper with tissues. Keep this up until may be removed by covering no more crayon shows on the generously with French chalk, tissues. which you get at a drug store. Next, mix one teaspoon light After 24 hour«, remove the chalk duty detergent wtih one cup with a soft cloth. Chalk absorbs warm water and sponge small the grease. Com starch is a amounts on the stain. Blot after good absorbent also, but may each application. When spot is be more difficult to hold on the gone, put several layers of tis wall. sue over the area and weight Dark Cotton Dresses for fall down with a stack of books for launder beautifully If dried only about six hours. Replace with to the damp stage, ready to iron. dry tissue and weight down If you dry them outdoors, turn again. i inside out. Use spray starch on the wrong side of parts that For a Money Stretcher with need body. Always shake the a Gourmet Touch, try bulgur can vigorously, then hold at a wheat in meat loaf, says Virgin- 45 degree angle, at least 12 ia Weiser. OSU Nutrition Spe-j inches from the fabric. This cialist. She has written a new gives a fine spray. [RAMBO ’S RAMBLINGS i were in business for your health I I ! I ñ We stand ready at all times to fill your physician's prescriptions with precision from fresh stocks of pharmaceuticals. A t k HOME REMEDIES MEDICINE CABINET your lieian to ttock your medi- cinte cabinet for "firit aid"' nera». ITe'll — have every- thing he re commendi. Prescriptions Our Specialty Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Phone 897-2812 Mill City, Oregon Hv «»oldie Rambo There is a real chill ini the air this week—loggers say it is snowing in the higher eleva- tions so guess another winter is about to descend upon us. I probably said the same thing last year but every year I like the cold season less and less. Old age? We have had a really interest ing sight in our backyard (even through hunting season) when three deer ate the apples in the vacant lot across the road from us. It really is something to feast one’s eyes on—and many times I can wash the lunch or dinner dishes as I watch the mother and her two little fawns eat and frolic about. However, we have a MENACE in our back yard that certainly has spoiled outdoor activity during the summer. First we had some kind of an aphid type bug on our huge willow tree This exuded a sticky substance which in turn drew the bees. And I do mean BEES. We have swarms of them. So another year guess we will have to get some deadly type »pray and try to get rid of them. Bees and I are highly allergic to each other. I Fine Printing PERSONAL STATIONERY LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES ENCLOSURES BUSINESS CARDS BOOKLETS ACCOUNTING FORMS RULED FORMS INVOICES The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 Mill City, O You know we hear a lot about the population explosion — but did you ever stop and think that naturally this makes for more non-human living things? The present dog population of the country is over 27 million - representing an increase of 250*/ during the last three d<- cade«. The pet fish population has grown to 650 million, swim ming merrily in aquaria and bowls of 20 million fish fanciers —the pet birds number 25 mil- lion. The cat population, strange ly, has remained about the same, although it is dividea among fewer famtiles Cat own- er« are supposed to feel more closely to their pets than dog owners-hut not being a cat fancier—I take iwue with that— and miaow to you! More research--you know in reading some of this material I think of all the time that is spent "researching" and some of It is certainly pretty trivial —but then this is that kind of a column so a few more "facts/' Are you normal (I hope sol an yhow when some one says "two heads are better than one” j do you think of two people working together or a two- headed monster? I was quite amazed to leam that a number of people that are psychotic or in danger of becoming that way think in terms of the monstei bit. Now for a bit of philoaphical definitions before I leave you (only for this week. I hope). "The Good Old Day«": Back when the only thing you owed wa« a cup of sugar to the neigh bor. "Parity": A government pro gram to make every farmer as poor as hi« neighbor. “Dictionary": The only place where SUCCESS comes ahead of WORK. "Intuition": That uncanny second sense that tell« a woman she is right whether she is or not. "Celebrity": One who works al) his life to become recognized — then hides behind dark glasses so no one will know who he is. JUST PICK UP THE PHONE AND SAY "HELLO" | ”1 Your long distance telephone lets you i s|iy sky it it ir ir person easily and economically. And aft, •>9 P.M., the station to station rates are lower than ever. Remember... nothing says you like your voice. Valley Telephone Company Serving MID City-Gate«, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Tuner
