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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1964)
TYPEWRITER RENTALS LATE MODELS REASONABLE RATEH S Months Rental May Apply On Purchase ROEN'S <\>urt St. Ph. 3«3 «773 Salem. Oregon . ’I'hiirMlii) > March II), IHlil Cake Auction To Be Held March 20 The annual Father-Son cake judging and auction will be held on Friday, March 20 following the regular pack meeting at the Youth Center. This event usually provides a lot of fun for all participating and the public is invited. Why linai VOI Subacrib* «*> nil Mil I ( 1 n l-MV-ItfRlSE Wcwtathi Pa^e Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 89/2772 Rainbow To Initiate New Members At Next Meeting Don't Forget The Hobbv Show COOKED FOOD and APRON SALE Santiam Grange Hall, Lyons Fridav, March 2G » r Luncheon at Noon — Dinner at 5:30 Served Cafeteria Style. We will appreciate your Patronage. Proceeds for Mill ('ity 1OOF Hall Carpet Fund. Sponsored by the 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 At Podrabsky Home The Mtll City Garden club's April 2 meeting place has I hxti changed and will be at the home of Mrs J. C. Kimmel with Mrs Horace McCarley. Mrs. Curtis Cline and Mrs. Roger Nelson as (»-hostesses for the 1 o’clock dessert luncheon. Tlie program has also been changed. Mrs. Daniel Kleihege will speak on "Color in Annuals and Perennials in Borders" and Mrs. Charles Dolezal will speak on "Things To Do Now in the Garden." Mrs. Q V. Miller will show colons! slides of Japanese gardens and arrangements. 'Hie May meeting of the club will be held in Fellowship hall on the 7th and will be a tea honoring charter members atxi early members of the club. Hostesses for the May meeting will be Mrs Charles Dulezal. Mrs. Althea Grimes arid Mrs. Edith Mason. A plant exchange will be held at the April meeting and mem bers are asked to label the plants or bulbs they bring to exchange. > CH EVROLET makes all types of quality trucks //fü . Ml Now is tlie time to dusk your *u|»|»ly of gitnlen frrtili/ers mid tools. Here nt our store we liuve re nrr.uiged thinip* *•" It Is cum ) for you to Mliop tor wlmt you iicin I. ('«me tn nml fill your.....*ds tmluy. Pinochle Club Meeh The girls are having a series of money-raising events to use on their trip to Grand As sembly in Corvallis, with a cake walk held Wednesday evening. I The Rainbow Executive board announced the appointment of Marilee Teller to be Grand Immortality at Assembly. At the April 8 meeting of Hospital Auxiliary Rainbow Girls, worthy grand advisor, Sandra Beck, district Directors At deputy, Dorothea Scarth: Su Portland Meeting preme deputy, Hazel Graham Mi's. Elsie Völkel. Mrs Leon- • will be present. a rd Crusoe, Mrs. Dale Crandall The next meeting will feature and Mrs. J, C. Kimmel of the initiation of new members and Santiam Memorial Hospital Aux I all girls are urged to be present. iliary* board, spent two days I Following the business meet-1 last week in Portland attending I ing Wednesday evening a group ' workshop *ov-L-k~~ on leadership rcspon- i of Stayton High school boys stblities in Auxiliaries I! was known as "The Hungry Five" “ the first of its kind in Oregon were present to entertain the and was conducted by the As- I group with musical numbers. sociation of Western Hoapitals Other guests present Wednes Headquarters for the meeting day evening were Mr. and Mrs. was the Benson hotel and about Clare Henness. Mr. and Mrs. 125 women from 11 western Don Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. E. states attended. S. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Subjects covered included mo Floyd Johnson. Mr and Mrs. , tivation of volunteers, hospital Walter Brisbin. Leo Russell. activity and legal aspects of Charles Kelly, Quincy Smith. patient relationship. Gadys Lake and Gene Jacob- > Walter R. Hoefflin Jr., ad- son. mirustrator of the Methodist hospital of Southern California war DON'T VOL M list KIBE led the concluding panel on the I TO nt I. ENTERPRISE. workable fund-raising ideas. | Santiam Rebekah Lodge 414 First Street Marilyn Assembly Order Rainbow tor Girls had a small ! attendance at their last meeting I due to illness and conflicting I dates among the members The girls have been working on scrapbooks which will be presented to the Shrine hospital when finished Many plans are being made this year by the Rainbow girls, among them a visit to the show ing of • 'The Last Supper" on ‘ March 22 at the Scottish Rite I Temple in Salem Marilee Teller, worthy advis- I or was presented a gift from the j Eastern Star order by Dorothy Peterson. The Rainbow girls j presented Mrs Laurel Johnson | a gift on her birthday annivers- Garden Club to Meet at Kimmels The Round Robin Piochle club members w e r e entertained Monday evening at the home of Irene Podrabsky with the I hmi - ess serving a dessert before the evening of cants. Winning high |>riac was Na dine Ikiggan; low. Huth r.bi, and pinochle was won by Mar garet Boroughs Guests for the evening were Huth 'Mil. Nadine Duggan, Frances Alban. Wilma Moore and Naoma Underwood. The next meeting will tie April 6 at the home of Tcarly Muir. ROSE HARDWARE AND GENERAL STORE Mill ( Ity, Oregon Phone 81)7-2780 Ask Us About Insurance Fire Auto I Theft • Public Liability • Marine Circle Honors Mrs, Ray Wooden Health and Accident Life The Grandmother’s Circle honored Mrs. Ray Wooden on Wednesday afternoon with a stork shower at the home of Mi-s. Charlie French. The afternoon was spent play-; ing stork bingo. Th«* gifts ware placed in a chimney topjMxt with a st.irk Following the <>[►- enlng of the gifts refreshments were served. Present or sending gifts were Mrs. Alice Ixivcland, Mrs Edith Mason, Mrs. Woody Hel- ler, Mrs. J C. Dickinson. Mr» Clar-nce Howe, Mrs Nat Wills, I Mrs Rachel Olmstead. Mrs. Gill Duckworth. Mrs Lowell Chre.1 Mrs. Larry Plotts, Mrs. Clyde j Golden. Mrs. Arthur Hedge, Sr . Mrs. W. Hobbenslefken. Mrs. J C. Kimmel. Mrs. Verne Kealen. | Mrs. Maurice Sundcrman. Sus- i an Heller. Mrs, Cecil Gather - wood. Mrs Homer Gallion. Mrs Wooden and daughters, Carol I Jean and Janet. Burglary Hill Insurance 4ÌCV ED "Bud" DA\IS. Jr. .1. C. KIMMEL ITtonr 897-2660 107 Wall St. Mill City, Oregon 4. Look? MALLORIE'S Miss Mary Goodell Guest At Shower LYONS — Miss Mary Goodell bride-elect wus honored guest at a shower held Tuesday evening In the dining room of the Methodist church with Norma Pennington. Lucille Nash. Alma Olmstead. Alta Bodeker and Maxine lh-rry the hostesses Bridal Bingo furnished the en tertainment and after opening of the gifts, refreshments were served to the honor guest and Dorothy Landers, Darlene Goud- eU. Myrtle Goodell, Effie An derson, Johanna Craigmyle, Marilyn Bowers. Winnie Goud- ell, Eva Bressler, Elva Kulken, Delores Hann, Lucille Huber, Lois Morgan. Luella Anderson. Linda Landers, Kathy Landers. Donna Huber. Sharon Spellmey- er. Naoma Underwood. Alma Spellmeyers. Betty Naue. Shar on Crook. Sylvia Goodell. Inez Crook, Betty Trahan. Naomi IntVeld, Donna Asmussen, Edith Titze. Doris Roy, Pat Blum. Carrie Naue, Doris Foote, Dor othy Downer, Virgene Scott, Vi olet Hann. Beulah Lewis, Lois Bilyeu. Paula, Cheryl and Mar lene Pennington ami the hostes ses. CGÌDSITOEIÌS! Phone 897-2491 GERALD SAYS. Small to Mcxhurn Size $1.00 Per Bushel (•olden Delirimi*« R«xl Delicious Rome iteaiit)H Winter Bananas GERALD DETERING ORCHARDS Gel fast relief from di.it udii >11 I over, * >rn out i.elinj; «lue to odd« ST VNliACKS COIIlbifUliun of HHfll- c ail}-provtn in t<' cnn r.uucei feier and I». i>, . ,<».(, .ling relief. at .i g.irvlc for »« ie throat due to I tol l ‘ .«.ipl > I « uh STANBACK. STEPSIDE PICKUPS The Chevrolet pickup with flat interior body walls and con venient side steps for easy loading. Comes in 61/*-, 8-, and 9-foot body lengths. Has durable wood floor with steel skid strips. It's comfortable to ride in because of independent front suspension. Standard engine is the economical 230-cu.-in. Six. A 292 Six or 283 V8 optional at extra cost. THE WHOLE TOWN /S BUZZING The Family Hour Begins at 9 You can call anywhere in the U.S. for $1.00 or less’ About Our Beautiful QUALITY TRUCKS COST LESS after 9 PM. Convenient Direct Distance Dialing EASTER CARDS makes it easier. Enjoy yourself. Keep in touch when the low cost family hour begins at 9. Now On Display Telephone your Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck •»«Hon to ttatuitt, pirn Itiloal tartM IM Prescriptions Our Specialty ( ^ene Teague Chevrolet Mill City Pharmacy I Phone 769-2126 MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City I Valley Telephone Co. Serving Mill City, Aumsville. Ih troit-ldanha, Silverton, Turner
