Image provided by: North Santiam Historic Society; Gates, OR
About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1964)
RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS 2—Ttic Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 12, 1961 Fill Cracks And Holes Better Handles like putty Hardens like wood. PLASTIC WOOD Ths - Accept No Substituta TYPEWRITER RENTALS LATE MODKIA REASONABLE KATES S Months Reatal Mav Apply On Purchase R OEN'S 434 Ikiurt St. Ph. S63 4773 Salem. Oregon Campfire Canyon Leaders Meet The March meeting of the Campfire Canyon leaders wag at the youth center last week with Mrs. James Minty from the Salem office present. She assisted the leaders with activities that could be used for outdoor use. Date for the Grand Council Flic was announced for Friday, April 24. and it will be held at the high school gym in Mill aty. There will be a potlatch at Camp Kilowan on Friday. Marell 20 which is kicked for ward to each year. Mrs. Frank Crowthers. presi dent of the group, stated that Campfire week would be held March 15-21 and a tnp to the Portland zoo is planned by the local Campfire girls. I WomcMk ßacje. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Jaycettes To Help Jaycees in Easter Egg Hunt Party Eastern Star Entertains Guests Rebekahs Plan Hobby Show March 20th At Lyons Grange Hall (Il <, il lie ll.ioilf Some of >xtr go-’*' irndri» have I hm ' ii kind enough Io ».iv that they mlssiil this little epl» tie Inst week txil twlleve me if it hadn't iicen for M iry Keflj carrying on tlw work in the front office and of course. Pearl Eide al the machine in the Ixiek there just wouldn't have ¡ been a paper Guess I got i little l««> car ried awn.v at the Sciv.i-S.mtiam game and took a gixxl »pill nn)*huw it ha» knocked me out of commission and not onli where I landed! But «m feeling my way back »o !<»>k (or moro of the mint! not «o subtly. that they have a n'cc ,• album out that »he w<sild like > to have I suggested that aha try and >«rn the money and I buy it Wc have to drnw the line »omewherc and have decided that the Beatles are a blamed g<»»l place to do it. I heard a fellow moaning the other day aixxit his light bill this I* to inform him that |ier haps hi» wife I» using the elec tric clothe» fryer too much i but |»n t it <■ handy gadget i I (owes er It I» llu* cul|>rlt timt takes the most kikavatts and milucully In winter It I» usati more. For instance It u«e* np|»roxl mnlely 96 kilowatt-hours a month compared to 40 for TV and f l for the dishwaaher. And how would >»*u like to go Ixick to the g<»xl old days when not only was there no electricity but even after Ila arrival iilioul all there was Io It was a dim globe hanging from the celling The Mill City Jaycettes h<’ld Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES Committee members of the their last meeting at the home obaerved Friendship Night Mon Hobby show planned by Rebek of Betty Shaw. day evening with atxxit S vis ah lodge members reported that It was reported that Ifolly itors present from seven visiting plans were well underway and I Pacific would bi* at the next chapters. the show will be held as sched Bragged at*Hit the weather meeting as a representative of Escorted and introduced were uled March 20 at the Lyons Pacific Power i Light com- the following Worthy Matrons Grange hall Hours will be from too ikion, we had something on pany to give one of her demon- and Worthy Patrons Bernice noon until S p. in. Anyone hav our car this morning that k»>k- strations and talks. and Karl Wipper from Victoria ing hobble* they would like to ed I just n little like »now ! of It was agreed that the Jay Chapter No. 130. Turner; Mir display is nsked to bring them. ■ course I couldn’t REALLY tell, cettes would dye 50 dozen Easter iam Lent and Jami's Anderson, Discussion was held at the it disappeared *o fast eggs for the annual Ja.vcee Euclid Chapter No. 70. Jeffer Rebekah meeting and at Three In a telephone onnvrrsatkw Easter Egg hunt. son; Gladyee and Edward Harn lank» chili Tuesday evening on with the I»»« last week he said Nominations of officers was sberger. Adah Chapter No. 34. serving dinner at the Marion between visits to the hospital, held with Jan Waikart, Carol Independence; Ruby Jone» and Cbunty l(X)F c invention March where hi» mother-in-law 1« Jll. Lieuallen and Helen Davis nom- Gilbert Smith. Junctton City 21. It was agreed to serve the he hud tiecn sitting out in the ' inated for historian; Jan Waik ChajKer No. Ill, Junction City; dinner with Rebekah members sun with just an undershirt art. LuAnn Goffin and Helen Da Evelyn Brooks. Ainsworth Chap to contribute both time ami on (haven't you heard they are vis nomated for treasurer; Lu- ter No. 176. Salem; Merrill food in order to make it a pro old-fash loneil> but envy him * A man with sis Ann Goffin and Myrita Davis Gould, Chadwick Chapter No. 37. fitable affair. I the warm sun want anyiiMH c nominate«! for secretary; Very I Salem and Albert Carlson. Mar Following the business meet Lindsay and Carol Lieuallen guerite Chapter No. 60. Leban ing then* was an officer's drill Seems as though In a new* nominated for vice-president; on. practice with Florence Branch paper we are tlx1 last to hear <»f 1 I V » X I I tU'llKF Carol Carson. Myrita Davis and For tfie program Dolores Dis- tn charge. an interesting »lory so this I <H Hubaertbe Io I Shirley Hoover, nominated for hong gave two vocal solos ac Refreshments were served at one is a little late Am sure you president. companied by Wanda Johnson the close of the evening from heard about the hustxmd and The group will vote on the of on ttH> piaixi tables attractively decorated tn wife insurance duo that whack ficers at the next meeting. Plans are underway for the the St. Patrick motif by Flor ed cars all In good clean fun For entertainment Carol Car- Masonic-Eastern Star dinner ence Branch and Blanche Wag of course' Anyhow the husband son showed movies of surfing which will be some time in ner. had a sign (where the dent in Hawaii, pictures of Disney April. The date will be announc- The next meeting of the order was! saying MY WIFE DID Stops Itch—Relieves Pain land, and the Fir Harvest Day. ed later. wil be March 18. THIS TO ME. F»r th* tlr»t Um» •**•"«• t -n t Door prizes were won by Hel Helen Kleihege gave u report Would like to find the driver a new I .«». t • • « » • e . en Davis and Carol Lieuallen. on the Marilyn Club The next' that hit me while parked at a Uniihin« »bdlly to »brisk b» Members present were Carol meeting of the club will be sn4 1» tell»«» r»*n wii' ul doctor’s office and now I can't • rkul.lr ur»et) tn r»e» »tur eaee. whue Carson, Carol Smith. Veryl March 24 at the home of Mrs. I get my right door open Moat f»ntly rail»« I»« It»*". "»««•• r»d Lindsay. Cleta Wills. Shirley Earl Parker at Detroit, a 12 peo|>le have insurance now so tlvn (»brink»«») took |»l*.e !l el Hoover, Helen Davis. Betty o'clock covered dish luncheon. 1 of »11 r»»ult» wet» tkor guess its a msttcr of keeping It |m»lh( •urk that »jff»r»r» m»4» Ml»n.,k,n» Shaw, Carol Lieuallen. Myrita During Good of the Order the 1 off the record» «t*t»m»»to Ilk» TH»» »•»• »»»»»J I* Davis and Paula Grant. Worthy Patron. Ho>d J>4ins«xi be • probUml” Th» *»<>»l 1« • »•• called on th«- honored guests »ubetose» I #)»• !>»"»•> di» The Beatles »cem to be quite he»lln< •f » world f»m«ui fWMMl w+io each spoke briefly. the subject of conversation (»»Ulate. Tkla »utoton«« 1» »«W »«»*1 Refreshments were served in ’ nowaday* even though they able I" »wr»»»«lee> »r »«aloi»at /•««* Five Years Ago the dining room following the . have returned to England Our rall.,1 («»parsltea H* At »11 dr»« meeting with the tables attract-, Pictured on the front page of ■ teen-age daughter has hinted. countm. ively decorated for St. Patrick'» The Enterprise was a new bu The Mill City Garden Club) Day. Helen Johnston and Velma siness starting in Mill City, a met Thursday at the home of Carey were co-chairman for the frog hatchery operated by Ruth Mrs. Woody Barney. W<xxiy Heller, with Mrs | refreshments Shirley Vencss had tiecn selec Floyd Fleetwood. Mrs. Fred ted to represent Mill City grade Moore and Mrs Walter Olin school in the spelling contest. stead hostesses for the one The Gates Campfire girls o'clock dessert luncheon. were making plan* for a Moth Mrs. David Kleihege presided er's tea with Mrs. William Pcn- at the business meeting. The club voted to make a do .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel mck. Mrs Dun McWhlrk, Mrs nation to the American Field returned home over the week Robert Kellc and Mrs Robert Service. end from a two weeks vacation Oliver assisting. Sandra Harris had won first Mrs. Charlie French was wel trip that took them as far south place in the UN speech contest I comed as a new member. as Indio, Calif. At the April meeting the club Although they went in search held in Mil) City. Alternate wa» will have their annual plant of sunshine, as well as change of Pat Henry. Darrell Jones had just finisii- exchange. Members are asked pace, they found the weather to label their plants, if possible. rather cool. They said the sun ed combat training at Marine Mrs. Walter Thomas made the shone most of the time but it Corps base in Calif. He was the GERALD SAYS flower arrangement for the was far from warm with show son of Mr. and Mrs. Iaiyman month. on the surrounding hills keep Jones. Many out-of-towners were Mr. Scott Johnson. Marion ing the temperature down. County Extension Agent, was Doc said there was snow on here for the funeral of Mrs. W Small to Medium Size present and gave a talk on the hills above Palm Springs W. Allen. Glimpsed were Mrs. lawns and their care. He show which residents assured him A. A Holt house ami daughter, ed colored slides and later con was unusual but he said in ma Mary, Mrs. R. A. Hoenig and ducted a question and answer king the trip two years ago they Mrs. Ann Ferguson. period. said the same thing about the Ten Years Ago Due to illness there were very rain! few attending. Present were The Kimmels visited with Dave Epps had announcer! Per Bushel Mrs. Daniel Kleihege. Mrs. Lo friends and relatives enroute his candidacy for the state le uis Verbeck, Mrs. Fred Grimes. and also brought back a good gislature. He was a former ★ Golden Deliciou* Mrs. Kenneth Corning, Mrs. suppy of dates, grapefruit and publisher of The Mill City En Walter Thomas. Mrs. Harry Ma oranges. terprise. R<xl Delicious son. Mrs. Charlie French, Mrs. Attending an IOOF-Rebekah Lowell Cree, Mrs. Woody Hel meeting in Salem were Lowell ★ Rome Beauty* ler. Mr. Scott Johnson and the 4H Club Present Stiffler, Marvin Dart, Altura hostesses, Mrs. Floyd Fleet Program for Grange Chance. Vorn Thomas and Ha- ★ Winter Banana* wood, Mrs. Fred Moore and LYONS Precluding the regu ze) Nelson. Mrs. Walter Olmstead. lar meeting of Santiam Valley Mrs. Martha Bowes <»f < Gates grange the various 4-H clubs had observed her 80th birthday presented the program. The by cooking a big turkey dinner Seo Foods Is Project program opened with the Flag for a large group of friends and For Club Meeting Ceremony, the Flag Salute anil relatives. 5 Miles South of Harrisburg MEHAMA Mrs. Giles Wag 4-H Pledge. Mrs. Harold Horn Oleson's Dress Shop in Mill ner and Mrs. Keith Phillips introduced the 4-Hers and Bar City had advertised fall and were hostesses for the meeting bara Roten, president of the winter dresses in The Enter of the Mehama Home Extension Snappy Stitchers Sewing Club prise at 50*% cff. Unit in the Fellowship room of and last years delegate to sum At Detroit, Wilbur White and the Church. Wednesday, March mer schixil at Corvallis, told of James Lynch had been initiated 4. The 10:30 meeting was called her experiences while at school. into the Eagles kxlge. to order and turned over to the Susie Sieg, president of the Live At Gates Mrs. Riley Champ leaders Mrs. Hubert Wagner ly Livestock club presented Bcc- had entertained members of the and Mrs. G. V. Christensen. kie and Billy lambert, who de V. F. W. at her home. The project was Sea Foods monstrated feeding of lambs. It was election year und can and the leaders told of the food Others introduced were Brenda didates were 'in the spotlight” values and selection and demon- Johnson, president <rt the Dainty with news a little sparse that strated several of the new dishes Daughters Club; John Gilson, week. which were served at the noon president of the Electro-siety pot-luck luncheon. Many new club; Sherry LaMunyon, presi Fifteen Years Ago ways to prepare the various sea dent of the Thimblennas club, Three people had been upset foods were also discussed. and Jim Cox, president of the in a car accident near Detroit The usual business was dis Hotshot Electric club, who told with Harold Pugh, and Mr. and patched at the afternoon session of their work. Mrs. John Young were given and Mrs. Milton Roten and Guest speaker was Chris So- first aid treatment and then Mrs. Edward Walz were ap senaon, exchange student from hospitalized. pointed on the committee to no Denmark, who attends high Mr. and Mrs. Louis King of minate new officers for next school in Mill City and makes Medford had been visiting with year. Election will be held at his home with Mr. and Mrs. their son, Pcflice Chief and Mrs. the April meeting. Edward Calkins. He showed J. T. King and family. Nineteen members and guests pictures and talked of his na- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen were present for the day and five land. of San Francisco, Calif., had ar all reported a very interesting Please give us any list changes The Western Star Grange rived in town to visit with rela This is Closing meeting. made their official visit. Guests tives and greet the new arrival or additions now. This is also a were also present from Crow- at the Vernon Todd home. Date for Rood time to include those low foot, I.ake Creek, Scio, and Mr and Mrs. Arnold Burgess Carpenter's Celebrate Listings Lacomb, and Dave MacPher- and son of Klamath Falls had cost individual listings that can Wedding Anniversary son, master of Pomona Grange, arrived in Mill City and Lyons add so much to your service. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carpenter Plans were made for the visit to visit with friends and reta- celebrated their 18th wedding of Santiam Valley to the Holly tives. anniversary with a dinner at Grange on March 14. Ponoma Fem Shuey was then serving their home Sunday. Their child Grange will meet at the San- as Worthy Matron of OES and ren cooked the dinner complete tiam Valley Grange hall on Wilson Stevens as Worthy Pa- with a decorated anniversary Thursday, March 19, beginning tron. cake and making the day com at 10:30 a. m. with a pot-luck Hit records at Porter and plete for Mrs. Carpenter were dinner at noon. At the regular i Lau were "Wabash Blues” the red roses delivered to her meeting on Friday. April 3rd., | with Pee Wee Hunt: "Baby, I Servin* Mill City, Aurnnvll’e. from her husband. during the lecturer’s hour Lloyd, Won't you please come home” The couple bowled at Stayton Sletto will present his agricul- with Jo Stafford and "Septem- Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner in the afternoon. tural program. I her Song” with Harry James. Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery FROM OUR FILE$t~ For Prompt Repairs on Radios and TVs FAIR PRICES NO MILEAGE CHARGE Let us Demonstrate Zenith Color TV In Your Home Stayton Radio & TV Phone 769-2236 414 First Street Garden Club Helps American Field Ser. Kimmels Return From Trip South APPLES THE PROTEIN SNACK gm On-the-go, on-the-grow youngsters thrive on it! * When it's snack time for the small fry, make it Mallories All-Jersey Milk. We handle all dairy products. For home delivery call GERALD DETERING ORCHARDS 897-2412. Leave orders at the OAK PARK MOTEL DAIRY MALLORIE'S JEKSEY Route 2, Box 142, Silverton Phone 873-3801 NOTICE We Now Have New Office Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Open Through Noon Hour We are Open Saturdays Until Noon Jerry Pittam Insurance Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754 1.00 Mill City, Ore. Nobody Settles Claims Faster And More Fairly! TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Valley Telephone Co.
