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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1963)
Is Baby's White Wool Bon-, net or blanket turning yellow? After sudsing clean, bleach whit«' wools in three-percent hydrogen peroxide and watet solution. (The druggist will sell this to you.) Add H cup p»«rox- ide to 2 cup* of water and let wool stand in solution 4 or 5 IxAir*. Repeat if necessary. Be sure to rinse thoroughly after bleaching Dry wool away from heat and sun to prevent ye1- owtng. IT NEVER FAILS O’ NtVER F*U|_« 8 f k F ight unce T his imhcn tou Go To see fo By Don Moffatt TTii* wr«-k end I hod a real guud tim<* guing through two old- time catukig*. one (nan Jone* Cash Starr in Fortland, thr other fnan Sacramento, Calif. They were brought to the office by Blanche Glhaon. who found the old catalogue* in thr Hoeye hotel which waa razed thia (M»»t summer. Th«' catalog a had all type* <it wearing u|>|Mircl. ami you *h<xild dig the crazy under gnrrnenta worn by thr mrn anl women << tin aw* day« Of course, I am old eta High to rrmemlicr them too, Iwt one forget* aa timea change TTwae big bulky "hinder binders" of th. ho - days aold for about a buck and a half. Wmv. MW the little ■brirfa" they wear coat many timea that much Hinny how atylra change. Up and down, up and dimn I mean thr length of akirta One year thry are down to thr shoe topa. tile next year, a* thry are now. they arr merely a ruffle around the hips. I wlah they would trike a happy medium. I*mg enough to preaerve thr gala dignity when she aita down, tail not so concealing that they are unappealing, something to that «^fect. You should are the hats the men and women wore. The men’s hats have rrm.lined more oorwervative. but wtrv . the bon nets the gala have to wear Even today, these big tall hats remind me of those worn by the keystone cope. Oh, well, I guess thr designers have to make a living too. New flour prices in Portland were $1 HO a sack or $6 90 » tiarrrl You could buy a fly trap for 14c, and eastern bacon was going at 25c a pound One thing for sure is better now. Electric light bulbs aold for 23c each, now they arc about two bits, but look what you get. Better light, longer service So you arc. all la not lost. It is nice to sec something like these cat alogs once In awhile Things have changed a lot since these earlier dnya. but who would like to go back. Not me, I like mod em day living. I would like to buy one of those old hot water txitths though. It might renew the tummy ache one gets from modern day politics. also conducting their successful candy sales in the community. I The group plan for a swim ming party December 14 in Sa lem. Mrs. Broslg said that any 7th I or 8th grade girl interested in joining was weic«>me to attend the meetings. HAVE YOU • TRÍED tr YtrP Gillette S^ x / l BLU í BLADÍ COUSU 100*0 • COUSU ICONOMY lOfocKb Parent Meet ¡To Be Held In Albany riri an eiiiirti razors that scno ^ OUR FILES. Five Years Ago Pictured on thr front page was Ijirry Kanoff crowning Phyllis Neal Queen of th«' annual Home If you are the parent of a coming dance. y<sing child, y<Hi will one day City council ei«H?1ions were find yourself trying to guide scheduled to be held in Decem him through “the turbulent ber with councllmen petitions teens.” that uncomfortable i in for I/'c Bassett and Harry (M<riod when the Individual White The position was being makes the transition from chikt- vacated by Frank Hunter h>sMf to ndulthxxl If you feel Julie Randall had taken first anxious atsiut your child's fu place in th«' "Make It With ture aa you read of the increas ■ Wool” contest held in Portland ing trend toward very early ! that week. marriage and the rapidly rising Married that week at thr divorce rate, if you have list I Christian church were Jeanne ened with nmrrm ns your 1 Hampton and Richard Jen- friends and neighbors discuss ninys. the difficulties arising between An absentee" baby shower them and their adolescent sons was held that week for Leia and daughters, you will save Barkley at the home of Mrs yourself much disappointment i Floyd Bassett with Mrs Rich and many heartaches in the ard Baseman. Mrs. Marvin Bib future by attending the talk, ler and Mrs Dick Corbett host "Too-Early Marriage," by Mrs. ! esses The girl* were al) form Roberta Ernsler, OSH Family er classmates Ix-la (Mrs Pau’ Ufe Specialist, in the Albany ¡ Barkley I was then living In Union High School Cafetorlum, Manhattrn. Kan. November 26. nt 8 p. m Playing that week at the Mil1 In her address, sponsored by City theatre wns an outstand Unn County PTA and Home ing movie. "The Bridge on the Extension groups, Mrs Fraslet River Kwai ” will Include a thorough discus sion of the social pressure*, Ten Years Ago some of them twginning very Mr and Mrs. I ester Hatha early in life, which drive young ¡M>oplc into marriage before they way had hern injured in a car sn> sufficiently mature. In accident at Izmt Ijike that corporated into Mrs. Frasier’s week. He was in the Bend hos talk will be constructive sug pital and sh<> was badly shaken gestions for parents on handling and bruised. At Gates the home of Mr and the special problems of the ad olescent years, such a* setting Mrs. Colis Heath had burned to limits, helping the young per the ground. The house had just son develop sound values, giv been remodeled and modem- ing him an understanding of hi* lied. Gerry Hamblin had just been own family's financial situation, the desire for popularity, the Installed as worthy advisor of automobile, the social status, Marilyn Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls. etc. At Lyons Mr and Mrs. Oscar Says Mrs Frasier. "We wish to extend a special Invitation to Nnue had observed their 36th junior high and high school wedding anniversary with an students to attend this meeting Open House. On the honor roll that six for suggestions on dealing with the pressures and problems con weeks period at Mill City High were Donna Bengston, Richard fronting them." Parents of adolescent child Anderson. Carol Jane Blazek. ren. as well as teachers and Sharon Gallagher, Gerry’ Hamb others in the educatkmal field lin, Carol Andreassen, Camille will find the information to be Goble, Ellen Shelton, Evelyn presented moat useful, as will Taylor, Rosalie Bassett, and Phyllis Provost all members of the communit Mr. and Mrs. Sam DeLaney attending, for our your people are our future, and what con of Hood River were visiting at the horn«' of her parents. Mr. cerns them concerns all. and Mrs W. H Davis. Seems some <1 our "good kids" I talked about on Hallo we’en sort of slipped a cog. When I enmr to the office Sun day morning, there was more wax on the windows than on that great night when the ghosts run wild. I hope they had a good time, but surely hope they LYONS Th«' November meet ing of the Lyons Garden Club don’t keep it up all winte«. was held Wednesday in the din Most usually yixt hear nlxiut ing room of the Methodist the fellow who makes a "fast Church beginning at 10:30 with a buck.” but this is a story about no host pot luck dinner at the a couple of hunters who got a noon hour. A snort business meeting followed Nomination of pair of “fast elks.” Gene Gibson and Roy Brown officers was held with Dorothy went elk hunting down along Downer president, Alice Huber the coastal area. Just 30 minutes vice president, anti Evelyn Jul after thr season opened they ian secrctary-trcnsurcr. Plans each shot an elk. TTicy were not were made for their December on the same ridge when this meeting which will be held at occurred. So one of the hunters the church, with Gertrude Weid found a young fellow in the man, Hannah Robinson and woods to relay the message to Rose Bassett as hostesses. At his partner. They say Arcy Po- that time the Cfiristmas party drabsky may have gotten a big will he held with the usual gift ger elk, Ixit they got theirs the exchange and secret pal gifts gnd names will also be reveal "fastest.” ed. Each one is also to bring a gift to be seen to the Haven Children’s Home at Turner. Each one was to bring their Wr Spcclallie In holiday ideas which made a beautiftil display of all occas ion decorations, by members and friends. Officers Nominated THE CHOICE GIFT IN BOURBON at no extra cost (beautifully gift packaged 90 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY DISTILLED ANO BOTTLED BY THE JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CO.. CLERMONT, BEAM, KENTUCKY. Fifteen Years Ago Visiting with Mill City rela tives that week were Mrs. How ard Fenner and son of Eugene. At Detroit the school carnival there had ix'en proclaimed a success with $350 cleared. At Lyons Gordon Heini'ck was getting around on crutches after falling from a step ladder while washing the school bus. The annual school census was being taken with Charles Kelly enumerating on the Mar ion county side and Mrs. How ard Farmen taking the Linn County side. A new bridge was scheduled to be built across Rock Creek by Linn County at a cost of $14,000. Bill Oliver and Bud Davis, students at OSC were home for the weekend. The High School Carnival had netted $200 which was short of the amount expected by the students. Hit records at Stiffler’s Ra dio and TV were: 49 Women, with Jerry Irby; Oklahoma Hills, Texas Tyler and Put Youc Right Foot Out. with The Plainsmen. There was cute little ad in The Enterprise a little boy had lost his dog and he was offer WHY DON’T YOU SUBSCRIBE ing $1 and a big grin as a re TO THE ENTERPRISE. ward. For Garden Club RADIATOR Repair and Cleaning Mehama Richfield Mehama, Oregon - ----- a irxr to rug J*>N — a rgaRi^ic otOHT ro rue we ad — oazoobo fS DOWN—g * 9—Ng's UP—Hts DOWN— up — ano coNNgcre with a h / umum Up and Down The Avenue Elects New Officers 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1963 The Elu Ka Shu Da Junior High Camp Fire girl* I bi'en holding their meetings at youth center with Carol Brosig serving a* leader 'Die group recently elected of ficers wi»h Umnie Bodeker named president: Sheryi Alban, secretary; Brenda LeSueur. FOR QUALITY JOB PRINTING treasurer and Terri Cothem, See The Mill City Enterprise scribe. Top t^iauiy prlnUng, priced Why Don't YOU HubM-rtte. U The girls have been working right. Fast service too. Phone HIE »111J. CITY K.NTEKI'RME on crafts at the meetings and 897-2772. Nights 837-2930 IT/ HuT VsMEN TOU 5 TAV *V HOME/ Camp Fire Group your money goes and how much you have left. Cancelled checks are auto matic receipts. 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