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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1963)
s Bv Mrs. I'Tovil Swaim Mi and Mis Cut I Henderson of Culver, lud. who have Is' ll visiting ut the nonie of her brother In law and sister, Mr ■nd Mi ■ a r i:. 11 nh ii ih, bn Monday for Lindsay, Calif Mr. and Mrs Jim Gulllford mid family moved to Monmouth hist Wednesday where he plan« to work nights In Independence uim I resume ills education at OCE In Junuary. Hr was rm- ployed by Young & Morgan nt Idanha, Mr and Mrs. Lyle Rush and three children «comfmnled by Mr und Mrs. Ed Mitchell mid three children and Mr and Mrs Ray Idgh and (hire child ten drove out from Salem Sun day to the Clare Kush residence <ut a Christmas tree cutting ex- (■edition remaining through lite afternoon. Mr mid Mrs. Wnyne Klee mid family «¡lent a recent weekend In Newport visiting at the home of ills str|>-parents, Mr. and Mrs H II Jenaen. Gates Hoy Scout Troop No 45 s|s*nt part of lust Saturday morning delivering stickers printed witli the Gules Fire !>e- ¡wirtnicnt number, to !»• placed <>n Gates tcleptami-s It Is hoped these stickers, ordered by ths (iates Fire department, will B|M*ed emergency calis und avoid |s>sslble confusion. Mrs Bob Kelle anti Mrs. Jerry Rosamond drove to Eu- gene Wednesday where they at tended n fashion show. Mr and Mrs llollls Turnldge ilrovr to Olnliu, Wn., last week end where they visited at the home of their son-ln btw "’’d daughter, Mr. and Mr». Carl Jensen and family. Mrs. Rex llrrion was a pa- Uent this wri-k at Salem Me mortal hospital Mrs. Clyde Oliver was a week end guest at the home of her son-in-law and 'laughter, Mr. and Mrs Terry Muir, in Salem Mr and Mtv Wlllsir Ca»e and family Of Salem were Sun day visitors nt th«' h«sne of Mr and Mrs. Lang Stafford They also visitfNl at the homes of th«* Art Hrmpecks and friends tn Detroit mid Mill (My Mr and Mrs Edwin Watkins of Stayton and Mrs. Evelyn Stevens and Harvey Meacham at MUI Gty ww* *nuutksgh ing Day dinner guests nt (lie horn« <4 Mr and Mrs. Oliver Watson CROSSWORD / r IO»» DOWN LA l's" 1. Llama o' father Peru 8. Vehicle 2. Perceives 8. Giri's 3. Toward name the 9. Lion's aheltered pride aide 10. Projectini; I. Bulk ends of B. Carp churcht» 8. Cuckoo« 11. Dispatch 7. Sava bont V. Capital 13. Spiked of war clubs Wisconsin 14 Plates (var.) 10. Oriental 10 A combat nuraa pilot 12 Bones 18. Lubricant (anat.) 17. Pronoun 18. Gives het'* < var.) 31. Coal sice 32. Unwhole some 24 Siberian gulf (pose.) 26. Ship's carrying capacity 29. Pronoun 30 8M eagle .31. Place 32. Temerity 34. Mrs. Elsenhower 38. Vapor 37. Rlftn of zodiac 38. Dip out, as water 39 Spar 40. Before 41.1: henilan.like gent vege. - table 89 I'rlM fighter'« alm 20. Radical 21. Writer /23. Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Don Raymond Dec. 3rd I No Money Down -CASCADE MERC - Automotive & Industrial Maintenance Welding. Diesel Engine Service Shop or Field Delco Batteries Factor) Equipment Ignition IhtrtN Denier for Aireo Welding Producta Hoover's Repair Jim und Veryl Hoover ¡•h. 897-2911 Mill City LINFIELD COLLEGE. Mc Minnville. Mary Gay ReMine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. S. ReMine of Mill City, is among members of the college choir at Linfield College participating in the annual Christmas program of the college music depart- ment this month. Miss Re.Mine is a soprano. In addition the choir la join- Ing with th«' Linfield A Cappella Choir and Linfield-COmmunity Symphonic Choir for another Christmas festival here which will include Bach's "Oiristmas Oratorio” and Part Il of Saint- Saen's "Christmas Oratorio." Prof. Marion van Dyk is the choir director. Grange Has Christmas Dinner 24 25. 27 sacred aongs United Nations Has Bug Merry- mak- ' HEADACHE PAIN bv by Robert L. L. Dernedde Robert Dernedde 7965 Legislature Will Face A Financial Crises special session of 1 STANBACK fives you FAST relief from psms of headache, neuralgia, neuritis, and minor pains of arthritis, rhsurrjttim Because STANBACK contains sevsral medically approved and prescribed ingredients for fast relief, you can take STANBACK with confidence. Satisfaction guaranteed! other referral and a special ses- ■Sunday School. 10:00 a. m. say was a successful session. Morning Worship, 11 ( j 0 a m. aion. Test &OÍ •** The fact that Governor Hat Some responsible state and STANBACK Youth Activities, Sunday ev field's buget cutting request« »gam«! any step local organizations are one ening. and the Boardman Space Age ahead of the next legislature. preparation you've ever Community Presbyterian Church Industrial Park lease to Boe The Citizen» Committee for In llvv. Arne V. Magnuson, Pastor ing Co. received majority sup come and Property Tax Relie«, port would give reason to be some Chambers of Commerce Mehama, Ori gan lieve the legislature accomplish and other group« are presently 9:45 u m. Church School. ed what was expected <4 it. investigating the possibility of (Classes for all ages) There is. however, one very initiating a sales tax. 11:00 a. m.Worship Service. Although the majority of thesq controversial but nevertheless Everyone is welcome. important issue which still re groups will nf/t campaign for mains unsettled, that <4 the a Yes vote, they do wish to LYONS METHODIST (HI R4H state's financial picture next pia?e a g«xxl and equitable sales biennium. tax on the November ballot in Sunday School at H 50. Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. Some citizens and legislators order tn K‘ve the Hdittature believe *ornf‘ guideline as to the will too would want us _ to _ _ IDANHA COMMl MTY the 1965-67 biennium budget is people, the electorate pass a (Hl IUH the responsibility and problem | * Should ” Rev. Harold Roth, Pastor <4 the 1965 legislature. But is it? sales tax. all financial problems Jean Roth, S. S. Supt. State and legislative leaders would not be solved, but the leg Sunday School, 10.00 a. m. will want to keep existing serv islature would know new rev Morning Service, 1114 a. m. ices in line with state needs. enue is available. If, on the Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. Projecting automatic anti es other hand, a sales tax is de Bible Study. Wednesday 7:30 sential increases such as basic feated, law makers would knrwv p. m. school support and higher edu to look elsewhere for funds. The House, in preparation for Junior Choir and Bible Club, cation, the legislative fiscal of Thursday, 4 00 p. m. fice estimates the state will the next biennium, made an at Adult Choir, Saturday at 7:30 need Hl million in new revenue tempt to refer a four-cent per pack cigarette tax to the people, p. m. next biennium. Come fellowship with us. Its projection does not include but the Senate majority which any new services nor restora- had earlier voted not to pass No one should expect DETROIT (Hl IUH OF tion of cuts which came about any new taxes, tabled the House anything from a match but CHRIST after the October 15 special passed bill. a Same. By its careless The 1963 legislature has com Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. I election. handling you risk the lives pleted its major function this Morning Worship, 11 o’clock. i In order to offset a $-11 million of your family as well as i deficit, the new legislature, like biennium. But for those who the destruction of your I the present, will have the choice will return in 1965 and those who home and the Joss of valu will be new, that one problem Removing a large molded sal- of reforming _______ Oregon __ ____ ’s _______ _ tax struc- able personal property. most unwanted — financial crises ad is easier ^ you follow these ture, enacting new revenue rais- Sensible property directions: Slightly moisten the . ing measures or spending Jess —will prevail. owners do two things. salad surface and the plate and then operating under ex They make fire prevention with cold water before unmold isting income. a day-by-day habit They ing. Loosen the «*dges with a Either one or a combination Altar Society at protect what they have spatula or small knife dipped in of these moves would be neces- from financial loss by in warm water about ’,•» inch deep sary. since the state’s existing Lyons Has Yule Party suring against the peril of all the way nxind. Quickly dip . narrow-based tax structure fire with a qualified insur the mold, almost to the rim, in cannot withstand an additional LYONS Mary Volten, Eve ance representative. See warm water. For a glass mold I burden. lyn Johnson and Carmen Sch- this agency today, tomor use hot water. Shake gently to The latter choice for all prac- windt were hostesses for the row may be too late. see whether the salad is loosen I tical purposes would not solve Altar Society Christmas party ed. If not. dip again. Dip quick future fiscal problems, although and gift exchange Thursday ev ly two or three times to pre i it could be used as a partial ening. Plans were made for the vent gelatin from melting. Once offset. Tax reform in Oregon Christmas party to be held for it is loosened. place a serving lias been attempted several ’ the children on Tuesday. Decem- plate on top. Then invert the times in the past with little l ber 17 at 4 p. m. at the Catholic plate and the mold and shake. success. Under similar legisla hall. Games and refreshments UP the mold carefully, and tive control, reform would seem will furnish the entertainment. arrange greens around the edge. doubtful The January meeting will be at J. c. Kimmel — Bud Davis Small individual salads can be Tnis leaves the unpopular re home of Mrs. Leland Manning. Owners unmolded directly on die maining choice—new taxes. And Attending were Katie Sieg, greens. Phone 897-2660 the most likely would be a gen Elizabeth Castle. Ann Pietrok, Hose eral sales and use tax. With Evelyn Van Agtmael. Mill City, Ore. out knowing the tempo rm ent of Schwindt, Rose Cox. Kathleen WHY DON'T VOC SUBSCRIBE the people toward a sales tax. Manning, Fr. Bernard and the TO THE ENTERPRISE. or any other tax for that mat , hostesses. 28. Organs of sight 30. Shun 33. Hack a match has a head but no brains NEWS MILL CITY PRESBYTERIAN Richard It. Cole, Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Nursery through adult classes Morning Worship Service at 11 00 o'clock. Sermon topic: "What's So Special About Christmas?" SEVENTH BAY HILL INSURANCE AGENCY ADVENTIST 8. W lit St. Mill (My 9:30 a. m. Saturday Saltbath School. 11 a. m. Worship service. 7 30 p. m. Wednesday prayer meeting. Visitors welcome. I RLE METHODIST (1IIIU1I North Mill ( ill Rev. Gene E. Davidson, Pastor 9 45 a. in. Sunday school, 11 a m. Morning Worship, 6 15 p. m. Teen Time, 7 p. m. Evening Worship. 7 p. m. Wednesday prayer meeting. Stay ton Refrigeration HT. PATRICK'S PARISH Lyons Rev. Bernard Neumaa, i'aator Mass: 1st. 2nd and 5th Sunday ■I lo 30 a. m. Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Invites You To Attend OPEN HOUSE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHI R(TI nth and (Mar Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, 7 30 p. m. Bible Study aixl Prayer. A church with God's answer for your problems. The Church ot -Jesus Christ Of I After Day Saints Presiding Ehler: Joseph Johnson M< eting place at Women s club nouse in Stayton. Sunday School 9 30 I Sacrament Meeting 10 r> Priesthood Meeting 11 50 FIRST CHRISTIAN <41111(11 Jack Meitner, l’astor Bible School. 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship, 10:45 a. m. YOUth Si vice, 6:30 p. m. Evening Service, 7:30 p. m. Father Henri Arata Mass at 9:15 a. m. every Sun. MILL CITY BAITIST MISSION Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Worship 11 A. M. - 7.30 P. M. Training Union 6.30 P. M. Worshipping in Seventh Day Adventist Church S. W. Ivy St. Fri. and Sat., Dec. 13 -14 We are Featuring Our Line of Norge Appliances FREE DRAWING Ol'R I-AliY OF UH'RDES l‘IRISH. .Ionian lt<*v. Bernard Neuman. Pastor Mass: 1st. 2nd. and 5th Sun day nt 8:30 a. m. Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at 10:30 a. nt. Mill City Food is Good CAN GET RELIEF FROM !--------------------------------------------------------------------------------I ST. CATHERINE'S CATHOLIC Two Locations YOU 1 A Salem Scene Oregon’s LYONS A Christmas dinner preceded the regular meeting of Sanliam Valley Grange Friday evening. Each one brought n gift and a box was made up for SANTIAM CHAPEL the Marian Home nt Sublimity Assembly of God and n large box for a needy Lyons, Oregon family. Douglas Montzc, Pastor At the lecturer's IxMir a can die light ceremony of tilo 10 Phone 859-3364 Sunday School. 9:45 a. m. Commandments was presented Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m. also a reading "Finding a Evening Service, 7:00 p. m. Shepherd." by Fem Sletto, tak Midweek Service, Wednesday en from the hook written by Darion M. Anderson, sister of 7:30 p. m. Christ Ambassadors (Youth Mrs. John Stroschine. Mrs. Georgia Hays, lecturer, Service) Saturday, 7:30 p. m. Singspiration Every 4th Sat presented those attending with a home made Christmas gift. urday, 7:30 p. m. Brownings .V S. Coin’l Capitol and llootl IV/iere the 4 —L. „ I'M’«. I—ni —I ..<i Im ™ •/ I... ter, the 1965 legislature may be ¿ATEN OOMMI MTV (HI IUH the legislature adjourned early faced with the prospect« of an OF CHRIST last week in what most would • ** Septic Tank Service 1’30 Brilwy N. F-. Sunday 8ch«x»l, 9 45 a m. Morning Worship, 11 fX) a. m. Evening Worship, 7 JO p. m. Thursday evening 7:30 p. rn. Everyone welcome. 18 Pun MEHAMA — Mrs Don Ray mond «Carol Krokert was guest of tvmor at a stork shower held la the Fire Hall Tuevday 'A- ening, December 3. Hostesses were Mrs. Lrnis Thonqiaon and Mm James Owen». Mm Raymond and Mr». Verne Clark won prizes in th«* games played and Mi»» Renee Champ won the door prize. After the honor guest ojicncd her gifts refreshments were served by the hostesses to Mmes. E. G. Kroker, Edward Walz, Russell Wilson. Eugene Clas«»n, I>on Callahan, Bernie Al’s Callahan, G. V Christensen, Harold l-ongfcllow. I jinny An derson. Doris Ward, D L. Teeter«. P N. Hughes, Dale (Yiamp, Verne (Turk. Stanley Reasonable Rates Mason, Erwtn Sieg, Frances i’ii. Min ( it> MTftta Heath. Misses Barbara Roton, Joannne Walz. Bonnie Christen sen, Nancy Owen, Sandra Ma son and Renee Oinmp Complote Bowling Among those unable to attend by sending gifts were Mmes, Outfit (liar)« s Ryland. Harry Monro«*. Reg. *34.93 Columbia 1 Merle Ptiillipi, Walter Johnson, •■300” I hi II choice ot weight < Earl Izingfellow. Don Spies. J nn<l color. M Teetem. Ken Gollict, Misses Harriet Golliet anil Sara Phil 88 Bowling ball ling lip!. • A. M. F. Bowling Shoe« • Reg. Price 9IM.A3 Yours for only $34.95 MILL CITY ((IMMUNITY ( III IU II I nil Gospel Donald Dlahong, Pastor City Enterprise, Tlitirsiluy, !>«•«• For a 6 loot Christmas Stocking FREE Coffee, Donuts and Pop. SEE THE 19.2 NORGE UPRIGHT FREEZER AT ONLY $ «i ?89 ’Ww 85 WITH TRADE BONUS WITH FREEZER PURCHASE A SCOTCH PACK HEAT SEALER See Us For Norge Sales and Service I STAYTON REFRIGERATION I 16 3rd Street Phone 769-5323 Stayton,
