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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1964)
LOCALS* 9 ’ ni A IhtHiglit for th«' wt't'k—-"Put youractf In tin- other fvIltAv’» place, then »rlfi*ti«ic»» gon; and Inateuil nutter nini bllter- nraa, omni tolerance " Mr». Am Underwood ar companled by Mr». Jim Sulll- vun.John it nd Mike returned Inut week from Sun Pablo, Unlit . i where they vl»lted with Mr" Sullivan’» husband and with Mr. and Mr» (Jury Underwood and funilly He 1» a »on of the Underwood» Jim la working for the t'orjui of Engineer» and 1» on the dredge Biddle which waa leaving »oon for lara An gele» Jim auid he hoped that he would I m - able to get buck up in thia urea soon where he would be nearer to hla family. Mm Underwood »aid that their »on and family were fine and Ituylng u new home In Cali fornia. I ant week Wo lutti an Item about Mr» Tad Olauti lieing in Snntiam Memorial Ixapital ut Stayton ’lìllà wu* an error aa •hx I* In Salmi Memorlul I mh »- pitnl, where »hr I» recuperat Juily lionxigli» entertained imi from the rettili» of an auto with a Valentine p«rty at her mobile accident. Inane Saturday evening with a Gary riott« *|>rnl three tl«»)» number >>f her cla»»mate» pre- In Surinam Memorlul Iwapllul »ent for the game» and re «•gitili ln»t week with Infection freshment». Dancing wa» nl»o a diversion of the evening T7>o»c In hi» huit attending wen» Bruce HUI, Jun in J.ieobavn, Stewart Hill. Mark Meu»cr. IMdiie Chance. Jimmy More, l.yni-tte Parker, David TYPEWRITER Chance, lonnle Bodeker, l<ar- ry ItugMlale, Sheryl Alban, and Harry Meader. RENTALS l.\n. MODEM REASONABLE KATES 3 M m U h lli ntal May Apply On rurchnur ROEN'S •M Ouurtftl. Ph. 3113 377.1 Salem, Oregon Mnwaaawiaereanabaw-^ Where you can al- way* buy with confi dence Wright-W «tilling? ll«*iliUl-lllintli*«l ? Shop hen* for what you nerd! Mr. itixl Mr». Floyd Mhephertl honored their daughter-in-law, Mt Willi mi Sheph»i d al a family dinner on her birtliday Thursday evening Present were Mr anti Mrs. William Shepherd, Bonnie, l«eroy anti Jerry and Mr. and Mrs Milton Rotcn, Bar burn Jean und Bob from Lyon» 5—Thr Mill (tty Entrrpriter, Thurnday, Erb. 20. 1961 I 1 The Young People of the Mill City Christian «■hutch will have a chili feed Saturday. Fcbtuary 'll from 4 to 5 30. Thl» Is open to the |A»l>llc and proceed» will I m * u»ed by the young people to go to Christian curnp this sum mer. Bort Morris wa» honor«»! re ceriliy on hi» birthday when friend» and relatives arrived to help him crlebrat«1 Present were Mr. and Mr« John Car- rnony and family and Rosie .Mattson from Pori I a nd. Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Morris and family fnsn Prineville; Mr. and Mm Overholt and family from ■Slayton and Mr and Mr». ¡ton Morri». Mr». Mel Ratnlto accotupam led by relative» from St ay ton wa» in Portland Monday to at tend funeral services for her aunt. Mr» Edna Champ Her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. an«' Mr». Steve Champ were unable to attend a» Mr». Champ 1» confined to Salem General Hospital with pneumonia and Mr. Champ ha» been ill with the Hu. CLEARANCE SALE On Red Heart Rug Yarn. Regular 35c Per Skein 3 ffM* $1.00 While They Last. Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. BroaJ vay Mill City Mr. toitl Mr». Sal Will» are receiving congratulations on the birth of their first great grand child, u daughter born on Feb ruary 17 to Mr. and Mm Ger ald Bishop of RiOfleburg. The little girl has been named Jun- Ice Linn (¡randparents tire Mt anil Mr». Elmer Ellis of Sweet Home. Marilyn flub will meet nest Tuesday, February 25 at the home of Mr». Charles Kelly for a twelve o'clock covered diih luncheon. Al) memtier» of the In a letter received Ihl» week Order ‘>t thr Eastern Star are by The Entcrprluc, Lillian most cordially invited to attend. Br Mil of Utica. Mich , ordered the pa|»*r »«•nt to her «on, !>■•- Mr. ami Mr». Adolph Brun lie Brown of Covina, Calif. ner have received wort! that hi« Mr» Brown 1» a former Mill niotluu pasted away at the age City ievident and the family en of 85 in Nurertberg. Germany joy» keeping up with areu ac- on February 5. She is survived tlvltlc» She »aid the weather by iwo son», Adolph of Mill In Michigan had been nicer Cilv and Juecph of New Jer i than u»ual sey ; one daughter, Martina Reauffcr, Nurertberg, Germany; Ke«-e«il dinner gurala at the 3 grandchildren and 10 great iiorniof Mi and Mr». Richard grandchildren. Freeman were her parent», Mr. and Mr» Earnest Preston from The annual Father won |au k Ixmgvlcw. Wn and her uncle» meeting and cake »ale which; and aunt», Mr. and Mr». Mor wai scheduled for FtAiruary 28 ri» Howe and Mr. und Mrs. at the Youth Center has been Clarence Howe. cancelled. The meeting will be held March 20. Reason for can Mr». I jerry 1'lotU rrerteed cellation was the important word that her father »offered a Santiam-CentraJ game that ev heart attack last Wednesday at ening with a number of fathers hi» home In Colville, Wn and sons wishing to attend. Mr. aixl Mr». Floyd Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rotcn. Barbara Jean and Bobby from Lyon» wrrr in Albany Sunday where they were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ral|ih Smith and son». Haturtlnv, February J» thr men of the Christian church will meet for dinner at 6 30 William Richardson, a profes- Mir from Northwest Christian College at Eugene wlU tie the guru! s|H*akcr and the NCC quartet will provide the music for thr evening. All men of thr church are Invited to attend the dinner and meeting A number of member» of Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES will be going to Turner FHiru- ary 26 where they will attend a Friendship Night at Victoria chapter Mr. anti Mr». William Steep herd, Leroy, Jerry and Don nie were Sunday dinner guest» in Salem at the home of her parent», Mr. and Mrs Hugh Jul). Mm. Shepherd was cele brating her birthday annivers ary. STORMY DAYS ARE GREAT... J. J. Ilinbup of Tucaon, Aris., arrived in Mill City Monday to visit his sister. Mm. Isabell Everything to promote The Studio of llalr I»e«lgn. Calkins and other relatives for good l<M»ks and g o o d next door to Ada’s Needle Shop two or three weeks. Is oprn Turtkiay through Fri grooming* day Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.. Mr. and Mr». Hlrten (hud- l*rrs<’.rlptions Our Biuivdai 111 30 a m to 7 .30 zln»ki moved here recently from S|NM'hdt>. | p m For appointments phone Woodland, Calif He Is a retired 897-2100 Betty Klutke, prop ad Air Force man. and stated he was looking forward to some good fishing this summer. Mill City Pharmacy MEI. EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City COLD SUFFERERS Get fuu «clef frui.i tint stlir »11 over, worn-out Iccling due to «ol.lv. M ANBAt N S «>•tabulation of niedi- tail« proven ingredient» r.uute» fever »nJ bring» «>:»!< «ting relief. I «cava gargle for «> .e throat due to told». Snap b»«k v uh STANBACK. Mr». Ilutly Total, Mrs. Gal«' Christensen of Stayton and Mrs. Tyler Brown of Salem met in Salem for dinner last Wednes day evening. After dinner th«' three ladies attended Coiffure Cajiers at th«' Marion Motor hotel. The event, an annual af fair. was sponsored by the Sor- I optomist club. Saturday Is George s Birthday But.... Martha gets the Recent giM-st» at the home of i Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Calherwood wer ■ her brother-in-law an«i sis- I ter, M: and Mre F C Strat ton «>f Paisley 131«' visitors said the road over Santiam Pass was In good condition. breaks when you buy one of our Fresh Baked Cherry Pies "nl> gg< For that exceptional Mrs. Clifford Roebke from Stay ton spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd. Sunilny gu«'"f» at th«* horn«' of Mr. and Mrs. Dwell Cree and Mrs J. C. Dickinson were Mr. and Mm. Olin Spiva from Turn er. John M mm M* anti Mike Wilson, student» at Northwest Christian college in Eugene spent the weekend at their homes here. Th»y also attended the Sweet heart’s ball at Santiam High. Party Treat Try One of our Log Rolls HOT CROSS BUNS Special Dozen 49c Muir’s Bakery AND FOUNTAIN Phone 897-2136 Mr. anti Mr». Tom Booth, kmgtimc Mill City residents will be observing their 50th wedding anniversary February 26 Their two daughter». Mr». Evelyn Kam rtf of Eugene and Mm. Neva Rackmel of New Or leans. lut. ar«* planning a |>arty for them in Salem on the Sat urday following th«* anniversary date. MUI City, Oregon Mrs. Earl Ixiuckn wan In Sa lem Monday assisting her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don (Roberta) Limbockcr moved into their new home in the northern part of the city. Oft Burson from Stayton and a former resident of Mill City is .1 patient at Santiam Memorial ( hospital Although he isn’t al- 1 lowed visitors at the present time cards would be appreciat ed. FOR DRYING CLOTHES ELECTRICALLY! No backbreaking loads of wet wash to carry. No rushing out to rescue rain- soaked or wind-whipped clothes. Your laundry comes out of a flameless elec tric dryer fresh as sunshine and so fluffy, so smooth, that ironing is cut way down. It saves you money, too. An electric dryer costs less to buy than the other kind, and you can finance any wiring on our new Wire on-Time plan. Don't wait for the next storm! See your dealer now. 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