Founders Day Noled
At PTA Meeting
The February meeting of the
Sant lam I’TA wii < held nt the
elementary school
cafeteria
room with Mi» | lave Barnhardt
prexlding. The Invocation wa»
given by Rev Richard Cole amt
Mill <*ity Boy Scout Tr<»>p No
•III presented the flan.
’
Mi»» Jewell Boone's 4th grade
room won tile nsim count nt-
tendance for the month. The
I’TA made a recent contribution
to the Oregon Congress of Par
ent amt Teacher« tor (heir achol-1
arahip hind and a letter <»f
thank« wa» rend from that
group
I
Member» of the nominating
committee to present «late of
new officer« were «elected
with Eleanor laiMunyan. Mary
Wright and Nadine Wcitrlck to
serve on the committee.
Mr«. Barnhardt
announced
that Career Day wa» tiring set
up at the high school with par*
rnts of the achiMil service com­
mittee to contact local bu«ine««
t»iu»c« tor co-o|»<rallon in the
program
Vernon Peterman suggested (
that a recognition night for
««lull leader» of the Boy Scout
program in Mill City I m * held
and thia will la* done in con-
junclloti with tie Juvenile pro­
gram to be held In April.
Mr»
luiMunyan announced
that there would be a medical
aelf help
(»rogrnm
available'
which could be u«ed in case of
disaster This 1» more than aI
simple first aid course and Is
to be u«ed when the service«
of a doctor are not available
Thoae Interested are asked to
contact Mrs luiMunyan.
It was announed that a health
clinic would lie held at the
Mill City grade school February
IN and nt the Cates Community
clubhouse March 31.
At the March PTA meeting a
report will be heard on the
recent school evaluation
Follisving the Ixisinc»» meet­
ing Mrs Hazel lz-amlng. pro­
gram chairman, introduced Mrs
Fred Berg who led a panel dis­
cussion
flepre»tening
home
problems wa« Mrs Albin Coop­
er; church. Rev Jack Meuser,
an<l school. Vernon Peterman
There was discussion follow­
ing the itatM’l on the part the
PTA played in these gnaips.
Tlic meeting also observed
Founder's day with a group of
Nth grade mothers serving an
appropriately decorated cake
Camp Fire Hat
"Date With Dad"
’Die Canyon Camp Fire Girl»
la-ld their annual “Date with
Dad " Thursday al the Mill City
grade school.
O|»*nlng the program was a
reading by l.lnda Crowthers, "A
Valentine for Dad.**
Following the dinner Mrs.
Florence More was In charge of
gumes hekl in the gym. There
was also a ' sing" with both
Duds and girls Joining In. There
were plays and skits by various
gnsijis and Suzanne Heller was
in charge of a guessing game.
Mr«. Mary I-ewis, director of
Die Willamette Council of Camp
Fire Giris in Salem gave a talk
on Camp Kllowsn
Awards were made to th»*«-
jiartlcipatlng
In
the recent
candy sale which help sujiport
Camp Klkiwan Most of the girls
received awards for selling 20
tames of candy and those sell­
ing 50 boxr» were awarded V>
camjiahlp« These Included Lisa
Gabriel, Carol King, Darlene
Rue, Linda Crowthers. Nancy i
M<»rc, Sherry Richards, Bar- :
tiara Etzel, Diane Morrison.
Dina Pearce. Susan Crmvthers
and Penny lx*wellen
Many Out for Annual
Rainbow Father-
Daughter Banquet
Tlx- annual Rainbow-Mason
Father and Daughter banquet
was h<-l<l ut ttie lodge hall Wed­
nesday evening with a large
crowd ntti-nding.
Each "father*' preaented his
llalnlsiw duughter with a cor­
sage and a number of the girls
had gifts for their "Dads."
The Valentine motif wus car­
ried out in table and room de­
corations Tbo»e serving the din­
ner were mother's of several of
the officers and members of the
Rainbow Imard
Folkiwlng ttie bunquet initia­
tion ceremonies were held for
Sheryl Alban, with Marilee Tel­
ler. worthy advisor in charge.
Also assisting the girls was
Mrs. Don Carlson, mother ad­
visor.
GATES
By Mrs.
Floyd Nwalm
j
At'fCONN
2. Knight's boy 22. Father
lili]??
1. A lath
3. Jewish
of Odin
(dial.)
month
24. Hr»-
6 Makes,
4. Even
telry
as tea
6. Before
25. A shield
11. Hhore bird
6. Curt
2«. Soak.
12 Narrow-
flax
dismissals
leaved
7. Hurfelted
28. Inflex­
cattail
8. Gaelic
ible
of India
31. Ch In see
0. Gardener's
13. Century
plague
perfec-
plant
10. Places
turs
14. Overturn
18. Gauge«
34. Roman
16. Nothing
1®. Toward
magistrate 39. Dry
more than
20. In Franc ,
35. Tart
40. Siberian
1®. Snow
a duke
38. Rajah's wife
river
vehicles
*•1. Arab
37. Algerian
41. Paradise
17. River of
garment
seaport
43. Owns
forgstfuln.
20. Gentle blow
23. Dirtier, a>
a chimney
27. Hubmarine
20. Barrier
30. The-------
Giant
32. An eccentric
(slang)
33. Entertain
33. Fragrant
smell
38. Valley
I poet.)
42. Gem weight
43. Employed
44. Silly
45. Straighten
(var.)
46. Dents
47 Type of
automobile
DOWN
1 Moved, as
through
wat»»
Mr and Mrs. Jim Krieger and
family, who have been occupy­
ing the George Stovall home,
mined Friday to a newly pur­
chased home on Kingwixxl in
Mill City.
Arthur Olson of Alaska «pent
several days the past week
visiting his children, Sheryl and
Stanley at the home of Mr»
Mabel Knutson.
Patsy Pennick
and
Carol
Schaer were home last weekend
from the U <X O at Eugene
Mr, Mabel Knutson entered
Santlam Memorial hospital late
LYONS Mr» Alex Hodeker Sunday night with blood poison­
and Mrs Warren Edwards were ing in one leg. She is responding
hostesses for the meeting of nicely to treatment.
the Lyons Garden club held at
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Barnhardt
the Hodeker home Tursday af- entertained Mr. and Mr» Lloyd
temooo. with tile liuslnrss meet­ Si John of Salem. Mr. and
Lyons. Oregon
ing presided over by Mrs. Mr,. G. C Barnhardt and Mr
February 14. 19G4
Raljh 1 »owner
and Mrs. Dave Barnhardt and
It wa« voted to adopt the family with dinner Sunday. The To U»e Editor:
l»-tunia ns the city flower and occasion wa« the celebration of
"But Mother, our teacher
all citizens are urged to par- birthday anniversarie, of Mrs. say« we don't say Grace any
tlcl|Mite In this project to help St. John anil Mrs G. C. Bam­ more.” This wa, the answer re­
lirautify the tiwvn An interest­ hardt.
ceived by the mother of a 7-
ing talk was given by Mrs
Gates Volunteer Firemen en­ year-old when asked why she
David Danielson on the life anti tertained their wive, Saturday did not wait for Grace to be
can- of birds. Mrs Percy Hiatt night with a Valentine party said at dinner.
gave an Interesting talk on held at the Gate,
Women's
Are we a, Christian, going to
iri-e«, shrulia and ground cover clut>hou,e A buffet supper was
sit quietly by and do and say
Following the business meet­ served
nothing when our children give
ing gnmes furnished the enter­ < leaning 1» < iuu Topic—
us answers of this kind? Surely
tainment with Mrs. Carl Ander­
"Chemistry Does the Clean­ the will of a few atheistic
son and Mrs. Otto Weidman ing" will be the topic when
people, cannot be allowed to set
winning the prizes. Mrs. Carl members of the Santiam Can­
the rules for all! If the wishes
Anderson also won the door yon Home Extension unit meet
ot a few can have some of the
prize Refreshments were serv­ nt 11 a. tn Thursday, Febru­
g<x«l taken from our school,
ed la-fore the meeting with ary 27 at the Gate, Women's
the wishes of many can have it
tables decorated to carry exit clubhouse. Cleaning method»
returned
the Valentine motif.
for metals, plastic, porcelain,
We. as Christians must fight
Attending were Mmes Ralph tile and brick, using cleaner,
I »owner, Harley
Scott.
Otto for sjiecial jobs and ways to to save the principles on which
our Country was founded. Do wc
Weidman. Elmer Wilson. Or­ u»e everyday chemical, such as
Party Held at
ville Downing, Ch .tries Cruson. vinegar and ammonia will be' see our Founding Fathers pre­
Percy Hiatt.
Floyd Bassett, discussed. Member, are re­ paring the Constitution without
Humphreys Home
Chestrr Rofunson, Clyde Bres­ quested to bring two polished giving Thanks to someone? Per­
GATES A combination anni­
haps someone can explain the
sler. David Danielson. Mrs. Al­
versary "nd birthday dinner ice Huber, Mrs Donna Asmus­ ■llv -r teaspoon, to he used in horrible evil of a little child
the demonstration of a new saying "thank you’’ for a gift
party was given Monday even­ sen. Mrs Ijtura Neal,
Miss
ing nt the home of Mr and j Kathryn Neal, and the hotesses. tarnish preventative. Bring your
household
cleaner.
Mrs. George Humphreys in cele­ Guests were Mrs. Maggie Ma- favorite
Project leader« will be Mrs.
bration of their wedding anni­ theny, Mrs
LYONS
James Hollings­
versary and the birthday anni­ head, Mrs. Frank Crust and Theora Humphrey, and Mr».
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cruson
Dorati))
Vail.
Pot
luck
win
I«'
versary of Mrs Evelyn Stev­ Mrs. Carl Anderson.
h.id as their guest, Sunday and
served at noon
ens Guests Included Mrs G. V
Monday ner nephew and wife.
Mrs.
Bob
Kcllc
visited
Friday
Miller and Earl. Mr and Mrs.
and Saturday at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Darrol McWhirk
Oliver Wat«on. Harvey Meach­ ill Illi I X 1 I Itl-ICIsl
from Merrysville, Calif.
am and Mr. and Mrs. Edward WHY IHIVT VOL NlTVU'RIltr. «istcr. Mis» Carolyn Brejcha
Mr,. Ruth Lvons is «pending
at
Beaverton.
Watkins of Stayton.
Tom Harmon of Salem was a this week at Marion at the home
Colored alkies were shown lutkcs Training Station in Il­
of her son-in-law and daughter.
after dinner. During the even­ linois as hospital apprentice. Saturday evening dinner guest
Mr and Mrs Ed Gisler.
nt
the
home
of
his
brother-in-law
ing. the Humphreys* received a After F««brunry 27 Miss Hum­
Recreatoln Board Meet«—
and
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clyde
’
jihonc call wishing them happy phreys will be transferred to
A meeting of the advisory
anniversary from their daugh­ Camp Pendleton. Calif., where Oliver.
Mr,. Roy Taylor of Dallas committee of the recreation
ter. Dorothea, who is serving ■he will be a hospital corps­
ha, lieen a guest this past week 1 program wa, held at the home
with the WAVES at the Great man.
at the home of her son-in-law ■ of Mr. and Mrs Mac Mormon
nnd daughter, Mr. anil Mrs. 1 Tuesday evening. It was voted
I Glenn Hennes. Roy Taykir en­ to purchase another ping-pong
tered a Salem hospital
last table and the party nights have
been changed from the first and
Tuesday for surgery.
Sunday evening visitors at I third Fridays to the second and
the Bill Gabrinl residence were 1 fourth Fridays due to other ac­
I
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Dickson1 tivities. The hours have also
foso your mind. Get welcome relief
and family of Salem and Mr. been changed from 7 to 10:30 to
with tpecial woman'» meditine
nnd Mr, Russel! Rice and An­ 7 to 9:30. Mrs. Kenneth Lewis
do —take a special woman’s
and Mrs. Joseph McDougal are
nette of Detroit.
medicine Lydia E. Pinkham
Mr. and Mrs Harold KliewerJ in charge of entertainment and
Vegetable Compound — devel­
of Albany, were Saturday even­ special parties will be held on
Don't dread those seemingly oped by a woman-specially to
ing visitors at tho home of Mr. special occasions.
endless years of misery ami help women by relieving such
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clioda and
nnd Mrs. Art Hempeck. The
discomfort, of sudden hot functionally caused female
flushes, waves of weakness ami distress.
Klicwers are former Mill City five children from Yakima were
irritability. There is a special
residents. Their son. Harold Ix-e weekend guests at the home of
In doctors* tests woman after
woman's medicine which can woman found that Pinkham’s
Kliewer, Jr., who has been in Mr and Mrs. Chester Roy and
relieve tho.« hi nt waves, weak­ Compound pave dramatic help
Europe with the Air Force, ha» their daughter and husband.
ness, nervousness, so you cun to all this without costly shots.
returned
to the States nnd is Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Kokstis and
enjoy life nr a in. So trai you
Irritability is soothed, hot
now stationed in Texas. He and childen who are here from
can once more be an affection­ fin h< s subside. So don't sit and
his wife have two children, a Green Bay. Wise.
ate wife nnd mo’her.
brood and feel unable to help
If you are going through tho yourself. You r.in feel better.
boy 3 nnd n girl 1.
change, don't despair. Do ns Get gentle Lydia E. Pinkham
Mr. nnd Mrs. Art Hempeck
countless thousands of women Vegetable Compound today,
have recently completed their Clark of Eugene, was up last
new home. Their friend. Guy week to lay the floor covering
The geni!» medicine with the genti» name I.YD1A E. PINKHAM
for them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone, ac­
by Mrs, Laura
I companied
Gooch, drove to Philomath Sun­
day where they visited at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Jim De-
Sate) and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
May.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. (Dutch)
Allen recently received a letter
from former Gates residents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rynenrson
telling of their daughter, Susan
being plnced on the honor roll
at her school at Myrtle Point
in spite of much school time
lost because of illnes«.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett
and family of Salem were Sat­
urday visitors at the Merle De­
vine residence.
Lyons Garden Club
Adopts Petunia
As City Flower
fjj
'1
LETTERS
TO THE EDITOR
WORRIED? NERVOUS
Over Change-of-Llfe?
IS PART OF THE SCENE WITH
PEOPLE WHO HAVE A TASTE
FOR GOOD LIVING IN
OREGON
It NNf MNIIKl! HIMHI lOUtlON WtMSlB Mitili Utt I0HIÍI IT IM lAMtS I IUM KIUIK Cl. CKIMIM1. IBM. (T.
3— Hie Mill City Enlrrprinr, Thursday, Feb. 20. 1961
CROSSWORD
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Mill City Enterprise
Only $3.00 a Year
Dog License Due
FEES IN MARION COUNTY
(Penalty after March l»t, $2.00)
After Mar. I st,
$2.00
Sp. Female $2.00
Female
$4.00
After Mar. 1st, $4.00
$3.00 - After Mar. I »t,
$5.00
Make Remittance Payable To:
T. HAROLD TOMLINSON, County Clerk
Salem, Oregon
DOG OWNERS
1964 Dog Licenses for Linn County are due and
payable at the County Clerk’s Office, P. O. Bor
100, Albany, Oregon.
$2.00 for Males and Spayed Female«;
$3.00 for Female« not Spayed.
After March 1st an additional charge
of $2.00 will be made as a penalty.
To secure a dog license, send your NAME and
ADDRESS and state the sex of dog and enclose the
proper fee.
AFTER MARCH 1ST the DOG
received!
The churches must unite to
fight against Bible banishment |
NOW before ALL reference to (
God is removed from our Public |
Schools.
Women, Society of Christian
Service,
Lyons Methodist Church
CATCHER WILL TAKE OVER!
D. M. PENFOLD, Clerk
City licenses for dogs in the City limits of Albanv
and Sweet Home are secured at the City Hall of
said cities.