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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1964)
Mr. mill Mr*. latliny I'lwlnib sky and family of Albany were In Mill City Sunday visiting with hl» parents, Mr. imil Mr* Airy P<«lrubsky. Janice D>g*n, who I* ei>i|*lo) <■<1 at a Salem Super-market will leave by plane Wednesday Ol.l Timer— A man who re for Pusco, Wash., where she members when the only prole1 will asaiat in opening ceremo lem* ulxxit parking wus , nies for a new market. the girl to agree to tt --------- -.... — Mr*. Eldon II u UI i I iimhi mid Janet were in Salem last week to attend the DA It tea given for girl* In the area wtio had won the Good Citizenship award Janet wn* choacn earlier In the year a* the Santlmn High ichool representative for thia award llurrell Farnien, who low tieen acting a* a guide un hunt ing partie* tn Kodiak, Alaska, foe the |*a*t sevrrnl year*, la now at the home of hi* mother, Mr* (<uy Sorenson, und visiting with other friend* and rela tive* Darrell underwent sur gery last week at Corvallis for the removal <>t an eye that was Injured last fall He will return to Alaska a* imsmi a* the rye surgery I* oomplctely healed STANBACK give] »mi FAST relief from pent of hearixîie, neu ¿. j , neutdn. and minor psun nt ailhrdit, rheumitisin Bri »me .IAN8ACK contini several medicei'/jpi Jved *nd pie.cnbef ingredienti tor fat relief vu can take ' 1ANBACK with confidence S*ti t.Kt.on guaranteed! STANBACK A St. Patricks Day Cards & Napkins See Our Assortment 1‘reHGriptionn Our .Specialty. Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Pli. 897-2812 Mill City AFTER DOE VELIW-RADON, ). WE, «HL JCKX, FIND T ml > DEFENpAfxT a / / N0TGUltV/p 7------------- Ab TER IXJE Di LI HE RATION ‘) I KNF‘e/ 'x/r. 7iv. e e THAT'S ALAUGH,izVHEy WHEN 7H' j’jFv walked into th J ury OREMAM eoRQO’-r 3 ROOM BACKWARDS SO FTY HAf (DtAEtCL J r THEY WOULDN' T MZVE CLEAN HIS to turn around GOGOLS- TO COME OJT AGAIN/ CHANGE-OF-LIFE does it fill you with terror ...frighten you? READ HOW COUNTLESS WOMEN HAVE FOUNO THE WAV TO OVERCOME CHANCE Of-LIFE FEARS Have you reached that time of life when your body experiences strange new sensation* - when one minute you feel enveloped in hot flushes and the next are clammy,cold,drained of energy, nervous, irritable? Are you in an agony of fear? Too troubled to lie a good wife and mother? Don’t just suffer from the suffexisting hot flashes, the sud den waves of weakness, the nervous tension that *11 too fre quently come with the change when relief can be had. Find comforting relief th» way countless women have, with gentle Lydia K. Pinkham Tablets. Especially developed to help women through thia most trying period. In doctor’s testa 3 out of 4 women whu took them r< ported wfliMHM effec tive relief. And all without ex pensive “shots.” Don’t brood. Don’t worry {ourself sick. Get Lydia K. 'inkharn Tablet* at your drug- gista. Take them daily juat like vitamin*. Tht g»ntl» mtdicint with th* atnllt nom« LYDIA E. PINKHAM I Mr. mid Mr*. Peter Brrkke a|H-nt tlie weekend in Salem vi siting with their friends, Mr I and Mrs. Alt Briikkc While there they attended the Sons <4 Norway whist card games which are held twice monthly. Mr*. Brekke said there were itlmut 50 people attending the games and a smorgaatiorr! was served late in the evening. Mr. and Mr*. I- F. Howell □¡tent a week recently visiting with her mother. Mrs. Elaie Brown at Monroe, Wash., and with her 92 year old fattier at Everett, Wash. She »aid her father is In very g<»»l health for his age Mr and Mrs. Dale Howell of Klamath Fall* look ed alter their jrroperty while they were g<aie Mr. and Mr*. Ed Gregory of Mr. and Mr*. Tom l*hllll|m and family have moved from Beaverton »p>*it Sunday at the Salem to Chelan, Wash., where home of Ills parents, Mr. and lie ha» employment She Is the Mr*. Gene Gregory. former France* Ward. Mr and Mr*. Botin Ir WhKaelt. Jr . and family visited recently Mr. and Mr*. George Glllt-n with his parrnt* at North Bon watrr of Gold I leach »|>ent the neville. Wash weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Janie* Swan Mr. and Mr*. Koger Ntdane <>< Salem visited with Ml ami Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth W«*» Curtl* Cline and with other thers and family from Spring friend* Sunday. field sfa-nt the wvekend at the hiwnc <X her pa rent*. Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Fred Berg and Mr» lldl TI iiiiii and with OlM family were in Eugene and relative* Springfield Saturday visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mr*. K J. Hawke* returned recently from a vaca Hund*) guest* at the home of tion trip to I sm Angele*, Calif , Mr and Mrs Unveil Cree were wtirre they visited with friends Mr and Mr* Wade Dickinson and relatives They have *|>ent frtan Salem the (>ast few month* completely remodeling the former Hill Mr. and Mr*, (baric* DvGulrv apartments on Sth strrvt which from Silverton *;»ent Sunday at they recently completed the home of her father. S. G. Higdon. Mr. and Mr*. Gene Short of Salem iHartwra I’odratwkyI are Mr. and Mr*. Frrd Moore the parent* of a boy. Randy were In l»ei>anan Sunday visit Gene TTie little hoy weighed ing their cousins. Mr and Mr* In at S pounds 9 ounce* He ha* Eltiert Jackson They were ac- three other brothrrs nt home companltd by Christine Eskew of Stayion A week ago they at Mr and Mr*. Jim Ke«irr*»m. tended church in Bend and vis former resldrnt*. now living in ited In Gilchrist with hl» broth-' Oakridge, were Mill (’ity visit er-in-law and sister, Mr and or* Tuesday, "nicy «aid they Mr* Lonnie Goforth and their were hoth feeling quite Well al nephew and niece. Mr. and though Jim had just got over Mrs Jim Goforth. Jim and his a bout with the flu but before wife were to leave for France that hail been steadily employ where he I* stationed with the ed They also visited with their Air Force daughter. Mr* F J. No*ack In Salem tieforr returning to Oak Mr*. And) Anderberg from ridge. Junction City attended Marilyn (liaptcr No 145, OES Monday The Studio of Hair !>e*lgn. evening Mr* Anderberg is a next door to Ada'« Needle Shop former resident of Mill City. t* open TUraday through Fri She received the degrees of the day. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., Order two week* ago at Junc Thursday 10 30 a. m to 7:30 tion City. p. m For appointment* ¡hone 897-2100 Hetty Klutkc, prop ad 1‘aol Keaaler wax a patient last week at Salem Memorial hospital where he underwent YOU CAN GET exploratory surgery He is now RELIEF FROM being eared for at hi* home. HEADACHE PAIN .»—7 lie Mill (.'Ity Enterprise, ThurMtsy, March 12, IfMi-l IT NEVER FA!! S W ednrwday ev enlng dinner guest* nt the 1 axils Vcrtx-ck inane were hl* cousin. Art Allen fnxn South Dakota and hi* bro ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Vcrtx-ck anil her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs Marion Miller from Silverton. Mr. and Mr«. Klchard Corbett and children of Portland visited over the weekend with friends and relative* here Jus» iuom Y'EAM z WMAX if SHE WAS FOUNO -f ST an D in ' OVER T h ' BODY WiTM A SMOK -ING REVOLVER IN HER HAND,.THAT CAN . HAPPEN TO f anvrody /'/ Tlie \ lernn* of World War I and their auxiliary will hold then monthly meeting Saturday. March 14 at the elementary school, starting with a noon ¡»«tiuck. A tMisincM meeting will follow the luncheon (fio. For Representative Mr». Bett) U mi McMorri* wa* off work from the bank two I days last wi-ek with the flu. Mr*. Ed«el < roan from Ka iern spent Tuesday visiting Mill City friend* K«-|>rr*rnUng U m - local Frm- byterian church at a silver tea at the Lyun* Meth<xli»t church Tuesday afteminn were Mr*. James Swan, Mr* II. A. Schroeder. Mrs Otto Witt. Mrs. Paul Ixjucks, Mr* C. E. Ro gers. and Mrs Cha*. Kelly. Speaker at the affair wa* Tcna landbergh of Sweden, fo reign exchange student at Stay ton High school w-ho live* with the Ray Rnfx-rts family of Me hama. not to the extent to limit progress. He also believed in developing the water resource* of the state and to improve the pollution problem of both the air and water. He Is for more stringent con trols on fishing and hunting within the state. Santiam Jayvees Defeat Cascade Mr. anil Mr*. George Dickie from Springfield spent the week end at their home here. Ulas Moss, who has liived tn IJnn county for about 20 years, this week announced his candi dacy for State Representative. Moss stated he will support economy in government to re duce the tax load of the people. By (lieeter Broalg Craig Bennett poured 22 points through the nets a* Santiam JV ' stamped to a 63-54 victory over | visiting Cascade It marked the j fourth time thi* season that j Bennett finished with over 20 tallie* and the eighth time he had topped Santiam »corers. Joe Cogar and Roger Tuers greatly aided the victory with 12 and 11 points respectively, Santiam scorers not previous- ly mentioned: Davidion 8. Ca- therwood 6 and Pennick 4. Santum 16 15 18 14 63 12 11 19 12 54 In Oregon after bowling, beer is a natural After you’ve bowled a game or two, or when you’re winding up the evening at the ncighborhoixl bowling center, it’» good to relax with friends and compare scores. What better way to add to the sport and the sociableness than with a refreshing glass of beer? However you take your fun-skiing, skating,or at your ease in the game room—beer always makes a welcome addition to the party. Your familiar glass of beer is also a pleasurable reminder that we live in a land of personal freedom—and that our right to enjoy beer and ale. if we so desire, is just one, but an important one, of those personal freedoms. In Oregon... beer goes with fun, with relaxation I’NfTED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION. ING I 9TH ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S BENEFIT liable» IVrn at Santiam Memorial llo«;iltal. Mtavtoo Born February 20th, to Mr. and Mrs William Donald Hen drick*. of Rt 1. Box 49. Subli mity. a boy, Craig Gerard, who weighed 6 pounds. 15** ounces. Bo. n February 24 to Mr. and Mr* Sigurd Mclheim, Jr., of Rt. 1. Aumsville, a boy. Robert Neil, weighing 7 pminds Born February 25 to Mr. and Mi*. Sandor Alex Brablecz. of Rt. 1. Box 128C, Turner, a boy. named Sandor Alex, Jr., weigh ing 9 |uunds 10S ounce* Born on February 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Clay Clayton Perkins, of 575 6th Ave , Stayion. a tx»y. named Kevin Noel, weighing 8 pounds and ** ounce Born on March L to Mr. and Mrs Dale Ralph Reynolds of 605 1st Ave , Stayton. a girl, named Linda Jane, weighing 6 pounds, 1*» ounces. Boni Mnrch 1 to Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Hall Hightower. P. O. Box 511. Marian, a girl. Terry lox», weighing 6 pounds and I I ounces. Th youth group of the Chris lan church had a day of fun at THE MILL CITY llisxfoo skiing and just enjoy ENTERPRISE ing playing in the snow. Those taking car* were Bob Pratt. Enti reu as second class mattei Don Williams, Bill Wilson and Novembri' 10. 1944 ut thu Posi Oline at Mill City. Oregon un Jack Mouser. ici Ad of March 3. 1879. Mr. and Mr*. Ed Romey of Battleground, Wn., and Mrs. Elnora Bocdigheimer of Stay ~SA - ton were in Mill City taking care of business interests here. Mr. and Mrs. Romey have an acre (P* NEWSPAPER age at Battleground ami say they are very happy in their lo PUBLISHERS cation. Fxl is employed by the ASSOCIATION Vancouver Municipal printing plant and said he will be mov ing into a new city building Subset I pt ion Rate* soon. MarionJ.inn Counties $3 a year Outside Marion-Linn $3 50 a Yr Mr. and Mr*. Ikon Moffatt Telephone 897-2772 or 897-2930 accompanied by Mrs. Douglas Winn of Portland and Mrs. Lar DON W. MOFFATT. Ed.-Pub ry Colbrese of I-aurel, Mont., re turned to MiH City Sunday night. They had been in Para dise, Calif., for 10 days, called there by the serious illness the ladies’ mother. Mr*. Ola Schultz. Mrs. Schultz was some what improved when they left Sunday morning. 1fe. 0&1vrrwv Mr. and Mr*. Ace Underwood were In Albany Sunday where they t<x»k in the Junior Bowling League tixirnament. There was a group from North Santiam lames participating tn the event. L osing a perfect CASE ,70 A PAIR OF dimpled knees thaa / to D ock U i IR ams new X jrk CiTy—. * * I - -ifc i ( 1 r k 'x I - y J & 4 Sat., Mar. 14th GATES SCHOOL GYMNASIUM TWO DOOR PRIZES $25.00 U. S. BOND $50.00 U. S. BOND MUSIC BY Arne Manke And His Orchestra The Swinginest Band From Willametteland “Wives have been manng Inc the new* for years- thev ncier tell you about dented fender* until after you have eaten ” . r < . j Admission $1.00
