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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1963)
I MILLIONS TO SEE BOND FLOATS IN ROSES PARADE Taleviaion vlewera roast-to-coaat will see U. S. Havings Honda dramatised in two spectacular floats in Paaadana'a famous I Tournament of Roars Parade on New Year’s Day. Ths City of Redondo Beach will sponsor a float on which Audi« Murphy (right) America's most decorated war hero and now a top screen atar, appears as the Minute Maa, symbol of the U. 8. Ssvlags Honda Program. The Redondo Chamber of Commerce io co sponsor. At left, Supervisor Frank 0. Bonelli shows an artist’s drawing of lx>a Angeles Couaty’a floral float, “Bonds of Free dom'' forte feet long and fifteen feet high. The float features a life siied Minute Man and three giant Savings Bonds in multi- hued blooms including Hawaiian orchids. The “Bonds of Free dom" theme is a salute to the 22nd anniveraary of the Bond program, and to the millions of Americana who today own nearly 147 billion in Series E and H Bonds. And our thunk* for your patronage. Lyons Variety Beulah Lewis Lyon», Ore. It has been a privilege to be of service. Hill's Shell Service Detroit, Ore. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead and sons Mrs Pelland is a former resident By Kva Bressler here and will be remembered as College students home for the Mrs. Verna West. holidays are Miss Beverly Pow Mrs. Ruth Lyons left Thurs er, student at Whitworth College day night tor Korhel. Calif., at Spokane, Wn . at the hMM where she will spend Christmas of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. at the home of her son and ■ Charles Powrr, Davis Prideaux wife, Mr. and Mrs Jerome student at Oberlin College, Ob Lyons and son. I-arry erlin. Ohio, and Miss Jeanne Mr and Mrs. E. L. Roye Prideaux, student it U of O, in were Sunday guests with rela Eugene, with their parents. Mr tives at Cottage Grove. and Mrs. John Prideaux; Miss Ensign i and Mrs Fred Suther- Veda Prichard, students at OSU land of Vallejo, Calif, are in Corvallis, at the home of her spending the holidays with re parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dale latives I in Lyons. They are Prichard and family; Miss Mil guests of her parents. Mr. and dred Asmussen, student a t Mrs. Hugh Johnston and his par Canyonville Bible Academy at ents, Mr. and Mrs Robert Sex Canyonville, at the home of her ton. mother. Mrs. Donna Asmussen; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walton of Mias Cheryl Webb, student at North Bend were weekend OSU, at the home of her par guests at the home of their son ents. Mr and Mrs. Richard and family, Mr. and Mrs Rob Janeway, and Micheál Cruaon. ert Walton and daughters, Wen- I atudent at the Colorado School dee and Sally and attended of Mines at Golden, Colo , at funeral services for Mrs. Walt Edna the home of his parents. Mr. on’s grandmother. Mrs and Mrs I si ma rd Cruaon and Carroll, held in Stayton Sunday Nikki; and Miss Ronnie Cruaon. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Maurice Mc atudent at Willamette Univers ity in Salem, at the home of Adams and son of Eugene were her grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Saturday evening guests at the liome of her mother, Mr. and Charles Cruaon. Mr. and Mrs Ron Taylor Mrs Cyril Lyons. Christmas parties were enjoy and children from Medford ar rived the last of the week and ed in all class rooms at Mari- will sfiend the Christmas holiday Linn Friday, and school closed nt the home of her parents, Mr for the holidays snd will re sume Monday. January 6. and Mrs. Joe Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. William «Bill» Mr. and Mrs Keith Salchen- Bodeker of lx* ba non were Sun- berger anil children. Donald day guests at the home of his and Marilyn from Truckee. Cal., sister. Mrs Rosa Berry. are guests nt the home of her Mrs. Stella Foos of Portland brother-in-law and sister, Mr. is a guest at the home of her and Mrs. John Kunkle. ' niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs Verna Pelland <>f Bums Mrs. Mac Morman and daugh was a Saturday evening caller ter, .Susie Mrs. nm plans to spend the holidays at the Mor mon home LYONS MISS INFORMATION OO PCOPLC'S »(.OL QUC»TI0M% WORRY YÛU A lOt» lly Mrs »«0, HUT THC AK'.Wtfct. Floyd Swaim Mr. and Mrs. O. K Hlrte have received u letter from their daughter, Ann«-, telling about her new position in West Palm Beach. Fla. She is employed in the new $200, (XX), 25-bed j/sy- chiatric unit adjoining S t. Mary's Hospital. Under the di rection of Dr James Dodd, a rare method of psychiatric care is being carried out which shuns sheet restraint locked cell and barred window. The hospit al will have a specialized staff of 10. Miss Hlrte is one of six psychiatric technicians. She has a cottage right on the beach. The nights are cool, but she has found it difficult getting used to the warm humid days. Miss Hlrte was interested to note St. Mary's hospital was where the late president's fa ther, Joseph Kennedy was und er treatment for his stroke. She enjoyed viewing the late presi dent's home at West Palm Beach in the course of a tour of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Har mon and daughter, drove to Salem Sunday where they vis- ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs Terry Muir. Ixiter in the day they attended a family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Bdb Toepfer given in hon- or of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Huck- ins, visitors from Sundance, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs Fred Kist of Salem, former Gates residents were in town last week to attend the VFW dinner Mrs. Betty Klutke returned Sunday of last week from a six week's visit in Phoenix, Ariz., at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs, J L. Hudgins. While there she enjoyed a day in Nogales, Mexico. Neighbors gathered to help Ruth Flint celebrate a birthday anniversary- December 17 at the home of her sister. Mrs. Mary Wilson. Present for cake and ice cream were Mmes Fritzie Ward. Mary Ixxi Howell, Alice Watson. Nellie Allen, Sarah Rains. Ellen Rust, and Mary Wilson. Fritzie Ward and Laura Rid dle spent Friday afternoon on Fem Ridge to help Kevy Etzel celebrate his birthday annivers- MEHAMA Mrs. John Teeter» Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wilson are parents a son born at Salem General hospital. Tuesday De cember 17. The new arrival was named Troy Dana and weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs. Maida Hewitt. Salem and Mr. Mrs. Russell Wilson. Mr. Mrs. F. A Boyington of Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. He Trask are great grandpar ents. Mrs. Edward Kroker was an nounced as one of the weekly winners in the Rhodes Bakery’s baking contest and will be tak ing part in a bake off for grand prize. The base off be held in Portland after first of the year, Gerry Butts arrived last Wed nesday at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Itoberts for a visit during the holidays, and with other relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips were hosts at their home Satur day evening for the monthly meeting and the Christmas party <A the G. K. M. pinochle club. A planned pot luck sup per and gift exchange were features of the evening with cards and visiting also being enjoyed. Members present were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowes, of Gates; Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Myers. Stayton; Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Elm-r Taylor and the hosts. Angelo Thompson arrived Thursday evening at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson Angelo has just finished his basic training with the Army at Fort Ord. CaUf., and will report to Fort Carson, Colo., after his leave. Janis Wilson has arrived home to spend the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Ercill Wilson. She is a student at Ray Vogue school in Chicago. Ill., where she is studying fashion merchandising. She will be returning to Chicago about Jan- uary 6. Willow Phillips is among the college students spending the holidays at their homes here, She is a student at Southern Oregon College in Ashland and is at the home at her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christen sen and Sharon of Albany visited here Saturday evening with Mrs. G. V. Christensen. Bonnie and Stuart and with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christensen. Visitors during the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Julius Titze 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 26, 1963 were her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr and Mrs. Harvey Bux ton and daughter, Beth Davies ol Coos Bay. ‘wait II you y hus band—he’s a lovable clown. WISHES ■CHEER!«* To all we extend our warm greet ings for a happv 1964. ely appreciate your fine patronage. Gene's Meat Market Gene and Hilma Coles Mehama, Ore BUILDING a new home LYONS Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. De cember 22. from Weddle Funeral Home in Stayton for Mrs. Edna Eddy Carroll 93, wno passed away Friday evening at a nurs ing home in Ix'banon, following a long illness. Rev. Norman Williams of the Lyons Method- 1st church officiated. She was born at St. Charles, Mich., October 10. 1870. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Thiel of Lyons. with whom she mnde her home and Mrs Marjorie Cameron of Park Ridge, Ill.; two sons Hugh Carroll of Park Ridge, Ill, and Lester M. Carroll of I-argo, Fla. Also nine grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren And best of luck Fistula — Fissure Pro la pas — Strout Realty Archie Thompson ffht 3.bls And God said, l.et there he light: and there was light.— (Gen. 1:3). When we turn out attention to God there is a new day, a new dawn, a new beginning. His light floods our mind with new ideas, new wisdom, new , understanding. zz/1 / 1 WELCOME 1 Itching — Thrombosis, •*•- Seldom any loss of Ums. No Hospital Operation zn IN-THE NEW‘YE AR I 1144 Cwtw S*. — ( I w CV . Pl / ! \ i 02> ... thsrs'i • West Cswt huubtr grade nd «In fill «wry undl $n n for all y nr Kelly Lumber Sales Week Day Hours 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Saturday*: 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 Phone 897-2610 Mill City, Oregon i 1 /Zl i 1 I— 4 U| \ WORRIED? NERVOUS Over Change-of-Llfe? Greetings and a very happy New Year to our many friends and patrons. We wish you well and hope to see you soon. Ease your mind. Get welcome relief with special woman's medicine Don’t dread those seemingly endless years of misery and discomfort, of sudden hot flushes, waves of wenkness and irritability. There is a special woman’s medicine which can relieve those heat waves, Weak ness, nervousness, so you can enjoy life agnin. So thnt you enn once more be an affection ate wife and mother. If you are going through the change, don’t de ¡pair. 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