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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1964)
L o G ATES Me-mla-i-s of Santiam Memor Bi Joyce (ilmann lly Mm. MwaUm ial H<»e|iiti>i Auxiliary win hold ihrlr annual meeting Thursday, llv I'xii |lri’w Irr Gates Volunteer Firemen are The Future Homemakers <4 Februiiry 20 at the Methodist The Dainty Daughters 4-H church In Lyons. ’Die 12 30 currently iimliigoing 30 ti»»uni America at .Santiam held their ■awing club held tliclr meeting luncheon will l>r serv<*d by of training In basic fundament- initiation of new memle-rs at the .it the home of Brenda Johnson memlM’is of the WSCS In the ills of fin- fighting and sulvng.- Horn* Economics house on Jan •»•y meet for 2*4» hour courses uary 'M. Initiated In the cere Wednesday afternoon. They dining room <4 the church. •iicti Wednesday. Frank R»y. mony were Nancy Cigar, Shirley practiced sewing seams and 'Die party held In the base ik >I<I ii <g the Salem IJberty Brosig, (Taudia Hayden, Kath stay stitching At the close of ment of the Methodist church Heights Fire department 1« in ryn 1 »ishong, Geneva Johnson, (lie meeting refreshments were Friday evening wax well at- structor. and D*ila Barney. New mem- served by Brenda 'lite next tended ( hii|>er<>n>*s were Mr I mts not present were Christine Marrlfx! F»*l»riiur> & meeting will ta- held <>n Wednes and Mrs. D-Innd Manning Mis Mattie R/ m H of Gates and Story and Susan Whitsett After day. February 12 Wender Wal Rev Norman Williams and Orin Defend of Salem were the FHA symbol and cr«ed were hat reporter. dinner family were Sunday Mrs Keith Taylor and child guextx at the home of his par- married February 5 In Salem explained, each new member ’’•‘•y ye making their home in was presened with a red rose. ren Jane. Keith Jr and Rex of ents, Mr. and Mrs. ( Jordon Mill (Jty. Mr iJeDtnd, nmv re Other business conducted at the Newport were Wednesday over Brunelle In Sakin. It was lite night and Thursday guests at Willlamx* eighth wedding anni tired, fonn«*rly w-orkeil t<n- the meeting was the presentation of two free ookbooks to the Northwestern railroad. the home of her mother, Mrs versary. girls who had sold most cook Ruth Lyons Mr s I B. Mercer of D*b Mr and Mrx Ed Storm from ’i non books in a recent FHA activity. TI m * St. Patrick Altar Socle- Gieur D'Alene, Idaho, arrived was a wei-kend guest at the The leading salesgirl wax Mari ty held their meeting Thursday In l.yiaix Saturday nt the home home of her son-in-law and evening at tile liomr of Mrs Ed of her lister Mrx. Ethel Huff daughter. Mr. and Mrs Rex lyn Hurst and second was Claudia Hayden. Glenda Digan t’astle Plans were completed man Mr Storm returned home ‘•ritton They returned he rr to and Iuiura Jo Rambo were for their cake walk to la- held Sunday and Mrx. Storm remain lier home Mon«lay. Mr and Mrs Oliver WtnsFw chosen as delegates to the State Sunday evening FMiruary 9th at ed tor a longer visit Mrs Huff FHA convention to be neld soon the St. Patricks Catholic Com man und Mrs. Storm wen* Sun '•nd Mr and Mm Marvin Ed- The Wolverines have entered munity hall Following the nu*el- day and Sunday nights guests wards enjoyed a Sunday sight- Ing a white elephant sale was In New-port at the home <4 Mrs x-elng drive to the Madras the second half of the basketball season. Santiam won over the held and the next meeting will Storm’s x>ai and family, Mr ■rr®. G *ne Jacobs«»,, who received Scio Diggers by one point in a la* lirkl at Mrs Ben Volten and Mrs George (Buddy* Di- a broken rxme ln a logging accl- hair-raising game Fliil :y. The Attending the meeting were verty and children. dent at Mapleton last week was ■hock was deepened the next ikirothy Harris, Kathleen Man Mr and Mix. Wilson Stewna ning. Anta* Pletrok. Murk Fink, were Sunday guests In Salem at r..|e„„.,I iot W..(ln(.,d(iy ,r<wn morning when it was revealed Martha Jungwirth. Marian the home of their son-in-law und t»n- Florence hospital and driven that Stayton had lost to Cas Frlchll. Evelyn VanAgtmael, (laughter, Mr und Mrs Albert ’‘» h «- i»y his employer, Don cade und Mt. Angel had con Jacoby un. quered Serra. Central was the Rose Scliwlndt. Mary Volten and Toman and family. They also Marshall Mm only one of the first-half lead the hostess Mrs. Castle visited his mother. Mrs Henry •war«* that he had been releas- a Bertha Allen was hostess for Stevens at St. Bernard Nursing <•<1. set out for Florence that ers who won by any kind margin. With these develop the Wednesday nftrrrxxm card home. tnorning and they passed Ilk»- ments in mind, Santiam faces club with her |>arty held nt th»- ,n the night Sh«- had Richard Janeway was taken flrr hall Several tables <4 500 to Salem Geenral hospital Mon- the long trip for nothing, but the Stayton Eagles Friday the were In jilny following n one day, wherr he underwent sur- was nrbeved that he was out of 14th. Heading the annual staff this th«* hospital. thirty dessert luncheon High gery Tuesday morning. score was held by Berni»* ! Mi and Mrs Frank Scnz of Mr and Mm Clarence Ball year at Santiam is Dinah Her ron. Mrs. Freeborn is the ad Bridges and low by Zeta Prich Scio were Sunday afternoon drove Mm Sarah Rains and ard Others attending were Ben gu»*sts at the h»>m»* of Mr. and Mr and Mm Arthur Blackbum visor. A new feature this year Hiatt. Dorothy Williams. Gladys Mrs. Frank Spellmeyer and to Sutherlin last Thursday to wil tie a special section for the the lx,me of Mr. an»l Mrs seniors, The annual is being Edwards. Doreen Hellemn. Sharon. Maggie Mathney, Helen Lyons, Oiarh*« Sueffridge to visit Mrs produced on a slightly different Mr and Mrs. Alva Dlckinscn Rime Bassett. Mabel 1 »owning. nnd daughter. Evelyn of ImJe- j Rains' sister. Mm Albert Ding basis this year as compared to Thelma Nydegger. Barbara Cal pendence, were Sunday gu»*xts | who recently suffered a stroke' last year. "Die cost of an an lahan. Carrie Naur. Ethel Huff nt th«* h<»m<- of her m»Jther. Mr Mm Hazel Devine. Mm Mary nual was not included in the man. Ruth Lyons, Allee Huber. nrxl Mrs. Warren Edwards. Dxi Howell. Mrs Sarah Rains original school entrance fee, and Eulalia Lyons. Alma Olmstead, They were accompanied by Miss and Mm Fntzie Ward drove to so must be paid for separately and before March 1. If there nnd Katie Sieg Dickmscn's fiance, Dell Crav the home Of Mr. and Mm Joe Tl»e rrgulnr meeting of the en A March wedding Is being B-ltfer at Fem Ridge last are not a sufficient quantity of MnriJJnn PTV will he held on jilaiined by the young couple. Wednesday where they attend»-»! orders by this date, me annual may be cancelled for this year Thursday evening. February 20 Mr. anti Mrs. Ri4x*rt Carleton , a Ix-lated birthday dinner hon-1 Annuals can be ordered from at the schwl house at 7 30 p m. nnd family of IT»«- Dall«*s wen* «»ring J<w- Toepfer. Tina tJndrhcrg exchange stud- weekend guests at the Dane <>! Mm. lotng Stafford and Gil- any annual staff member. One of the most productive tnt from Sweden will la* die her parents, Mr. and Mrs Or bert Myem drove to Albany guest x | m * tker Miss Lindberg ta ville Downing. Other Saturday j Fri.layon txjsiness While there, classes at Sanliam is the Shop making her Ivane with the Ray evening guests at th«* Ikiwning they visited at the home of Mr IV class. About a dozen senior Itotx-rts in Mehama and attends home were Mr nnd Mrs. Cletus and Mrs Oester Fidholm, form hoy nnd the instructor Mr Wil Stayton Union high s«-h<«»l Nydegger an<! family of Stayton er Gat»-» roxldrnts. Mr. Ed- liams work to make It just that. The regular nwetlng of the and Mr. and Mrs. John Mc holm, who has b«*cn seriously Under construction or completed Cltv Owncll was held Wednes Clurg ot Lyons. The occasion ill for some time was able to in class this year are three cedar chests, two bookcases, day night It was voted to pay IxKwired tlx* 14th birthday an be up an«! around. the first of the month bills also niversary of 1-arry Carleton. Mrs Charles Mas»m Cas one gun rack, five coffee tables, voted to pave some more T3x* Carletons also visited at th»* cadia divided her time last a laminated lamp, an end table streets with fund» from the city than»* of his parents, Mr. and week between their home at De and a static electricity machine. and no coat to the projx’rty own Mrs John McClurg. troit and the home of their son- The students pick out their ers. The new sidewalks tiring Mr. and Mrx. W. L. Kimery i in-law and daughter. Mr. anil own projects and calculate taillt Is progressing rapidly nnd were m Corvallis Friday after-1 Mm. Bill Gabriel, while in this what it will cost and what ma will la* a big improvement to txxai to undergoing minor surgnry terials they will need to con see her father, John : area 1 * the city. Unger struct it. When they have com Shelton of Jordan, who ----- under-1 ------- Mrs Diclllc Nish who re went surgery that morning. Mr. and Mrs pleted this, they will construct a cently aold her home here and Mrs. J.x* Johnson left Mond- ^"npnni«-d by drawing that will be used in the moM-d to Mehama is announc day for Medford where • she will Drin DrDmd, drove to Port- production of the projects. Some ing tlir birth of twin grandsons. assist at Ila* home of - ■ her I land Sunday where they visited of the projects mentioned take Danny Ray nnd Dinny Jay bom daughter and family, Mr. and nt th»* home of their son-in-law over 20 weeks of class time to to her soti nnd wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ron Taylor. The Taylors I and daughter, Mr. and Mrs construct, and the finished pro Mrs Bill Nash of Mehama are par«-nt of a baby girl. Jerry Conrad duct is well worth the time and Other grandparents arc Mr. and Mr nnd Mrs Roy Pate en effort spent on it. Miss Mildred Asmussen <>! Mrs. Sherman Wall of Mehama Canyonville spent the weekciul tertained her parents. Mr. and nnd great grandparents arc Mr at th«* Iwane of her mother. Mrs Mrs. D. E. Waters of Salem and Mrs. W H. Johnson also Donna Asmussen. She returned with a dinner Tuesday, the oc their son and daughter-in-law, <4 Mehama Mrs. Waters' ■ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stafford. Sunday where she is a student casion being birthday anniversary. Carol at th«* Christian Bible sclxxtl. Mrs. Wilma Stewart and Bev- Mr and Mrs. Earl Allen left Pate of Salem was home to at 1 crly were overnight guests Sat- Saturday morning for th«* coast tend the dinner. ; urday at the Charles Tucker Mr and Mrs George Stafford residence. They also visited to spenii several days. HUYE YOU ® Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett and Delores spent last weekend Sunday at the home of Mr. and TRIED IT YET? and sons David nnd Mark of in Springfield at the home of Mrs Clare Rush. Salem were Sunday guests nt > Also calling at the home of the Floyd Bassett home. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rush Sun- Mrs. (¡race Sandberg and Occanlakc was a Sunday oven- day wen* Mr. and Mrs. Bill I visitor at the home of his Rush and family of Corvallis S^t.BLUE BLADE daughter, Carol ami Miss Ellen ing Dougherty of Portland UVH' sister Mrs. Alice Huber and and Lyle Rush and Debbie <4 DOUBLt I0GI0 • DOUtll ICONOMY I Salem. weekend guests nt the home of Mrs. Maggie Matheny. Mrs Effie Nydegger returned their brother-in-law and sister, Mrs. Maude Davis was the 15f..TM_____ ' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eink. Ad home Monday after spending dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and ditional Sunday guest was their last week at the home ot her Mrs. Oliver Watson. brother, Bill Dougherty of Sa son-in-law and daughter and 10 for 69* Elementary school cheerlead family, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn ers met Saturday aftenvxm for lem. fits ali omini utoii Virgil (Boone! McDonald of Hunt of Stayton. some practice at the Robert Oliver home. Several games of croquet were enjoyed following practice. Present were Sheryl Oliver. Arvada Hince, Peggy Coo|M*r and Kathy Duggan. Scout*» (limp in Town— National Boy Scout Week was ushered in this past weekend by Boy Scout Troop 45 with a two-day campout. A little dif ferent slant on this campout was that the boys pitched camp right in down town Gates and gave passersby a real good l»x»k at what goes on in a Boy Scout camp. Mothers were concerned OF with the heavy frost on the tents of mornings, but the boys said they had a "blast” in i spite of the cold. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barnhardt and family, taking advantage of the lovely Sunday weather, 780 Main Street Aumsville, Ore. combined a picnic and rock hunting expedition m the Leban on area. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henrtcss weekended in Medford at the home of their son and daughter- in-l.tw, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Henness. They enjoyed a trip over to Crater latke while there General Paints Sporting Goods and reported 13 feet <4 snow there. Hardware Bicycles Houseware Mrs. Dick Parker attended a meeting of Iielta Kappa Gam ma at Cbrvallis Saturday at the home of Charlene Edwards Guest speaker was Bessie Ken-1 nedy, exchange teacher from England. She spoke on the com-! 'll we haven't got it, we ll get it for you." parison of English and Ameri- can schools. Mrs. Ed Kadin.1 who accompanied Mrs. Parker We Give S & H Green Stamps Charles and Florence Perkins to Corvallis, visited at tlx* home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Straub. Gillette ANNOUNCING THE Dtiii License Due FEES IN MARION COUNTY (Penalty after March lai, $2.1X1) After Mar. I st, $2.00 Sp. Female $2.00 Female $4.00 After Mar. 1st, $4.00 $3.00 - After Mar. I st, $5.00 .Mak»- Rs-mittancm Payable To: T. HAROLD TOMLINSON. County Clerk Salem, Oregon Gary Gortmaker, former chief criminal deputy in the office of the Marion County District At torney, tixlay announced he w»xild be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Dis trict Attorney »X Marion Coun ty. He said his campaign would be based »xi the need for a Dis trict Attorney who would per sonally prosecute all major crimes and all other cases in voiving violence or vandalism instead of leaving these to de puties. Champion of i The First Annual Men's Hand icap Champion of Champions Bowling Tournament will high light the bowling season the w«»ekend of February 15 and 16 at the North .Santiam I-anes A qualifying round of six games will be bowled Saturday, February 15 starting at 7.00 p. m. From this competition 16 top bowlers will then be determined for match play. The finalists draw for opponents and will have a two-game bowl-off in the single elimination affair un til the final rwo men are deter mined. The two finalists will I then roll a three-game series for the top prize. The handicap event is based on 70rt of 190 with a 28 pin limit per line. Entries are limit ed to the Stayton Bowling As sociation members only who must have rolled at least a minimum of 21 games in sanc tioned competition. The highest current or last year's highest average will be in effect. | Numerous cash prizes plus trophies for first, second, and third will he awarded right af-1 ter the tournament is completed. | the night of February 16th. Dorman Gregory Now in Alaska FORT RICHARDSON. AD\S-1 KA Army Pfc Dorman R.' Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. , Eugene Gregory of Mill City is participating in Exercise PO-1 D\R SIEGE, a 12-day field training exercise in Alaska ’ which was scheduled to end on, Monday. February 10. More than 10.000 U. S. and [ Canadian military personnel took part in the exercise, the largest ever held in Alaska. PODAR SIEGE took place over 2.400 square miles of wilder ness and is the first cold weath er test of the Army’s new in fantry brigades organized last year under the Army-wide re-j organization of combat units. I The 21-year-old soldier, a me-1 chanic in Headquarters Com- anpv, 4th Battalioi of the 171st Infantry Brigade's 9th Infantry at Fort Wainwright. Alaska, en tered the Army in January 1962 ’ and completed basic training at Fort Lewis. Wn. Gregory was graduated from ' Santiam High school in 1960 and 1 attended Pacific University at Forest Grove. CHANGE-OF-LIFE does it fill you with terror ...frighten you? READ HOW COUNTLESS WOMEN HAVE F0UN0 THE WAY TO OVERCOME CHAN6E-0F-LIFE FEARS Have you reached that time of Find comforting relief the life when your body experiences way countless women have, strange new sensations-when with gentle Lydia E. Pinkham one minute you feel enveloped Tablets. Especially developed to in hot flushes and the next are help women through this most clammy.cold,drained of energy, trying period. In doctor’s tests nervous, irritable? Are you in 3 out of 4 women who took an agony of fear? 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Log Inventories: Coldecks and Ponds, also bucked logs in the woods. 6. Automotive and Trailer House Inventories, aiso Boat Inventories. B FURNITURE & FIXTURES IN COMMER CIAL USE C MOVABLE MACHINERY Farm machinery. Construction machinery Logging machinery. It is necessary that these forms be signed and filled out in detail in order to receive equitable assess ment. The Assessor’s office will be willing to help with the the proper filing of the forms. ORS 308.105 makes the responsibility of the tax payer to file these reports or incur the penalty pro vided by law. TO ITIE 4 NTF KI’RISE. Win DON'T YOU St BSCR1BE BROWN, LINN COUNTY ASSESSOR PERKINS HARDWARE February 15, 1964 Free Gifts For The Ladies N now «(»rucii siuicht loutm miuit Knut mo Minn ir iw iuks i him disiiim Cl . chimoni , ium . n.
