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MI«« ClnutUn lliidloiig a|M«nl
|>mì <>f lu i Sprlng Vucalloti in
Silvi i Imi ut Ihu ikonif i>f tiri
uni Ir nini unni, Mr. unii Mia.
t'iiiirlr« DcGuire.
Among tlio«e attending the
Presbyterian Punarama bunquat
In Portland Friday evening were
Rev. and Mr*. Illchuid Cole,
Mr mid Mr*. Alin Campbell, 1
Mr. und Mix. l-ee I Co»». Mr. ami
Mr*. Shield» ItcMIne, Mr und 6
Mr*. Cm I Kelly mid Mi und I I
Mr*. Me| Eide There were also 12
some attending the meeting*
Saturday and a group from the 11
Pi csbyti i lnn Youth Fellowship
group attended Sunday.
Mr inni Mr». ( Imrllr Friniti
Mi limi Mr* 1 oWl'll ( 'irr, Mi*
t’riìl luikr ami Mr» El»ie Vol­ .
ili I wrir in Siilriii Sumliiy < vrn- I
ing whrre thry uttrmlril “Tlie .
Lini Supplì’' n iliutnu preaent-
<•<! by Sulein Chaplur <>f Itoixe
Croix, Ancien! uml Aiii-pteil
Umili Itrown from < um iii II u Scottlah ltlt<< tlj Eri*«* Musonry
the miniial Hobliy Hlurw mu I
wn» a hoii»e guest of I .Uulu ni th Scotti ih Itti* Tempie.
dinner sponsored by Snntium
Budlotig troni Wednesday until
llebekuii Lodge ami held ut tne
Sunday.
Doiudd t ree returned to til« Lyon* Grunge hall Friday wu*
home Sunday utter attending the well attended und the commit­
A urlino ot Mill Citi w<
Winter term ut Wenatchee Vnl- tee m chargi», declared II a suc-
Went tn Suli'in Weilneailuy wluTrl ley Junloi College ut Wi-nuti lu r, ce»*fu| event In churgc of ar­
thry were iuncheun guests ut the 1 Wn
rangement» wore Gertrude
home of Mr* Elsie Potter At 1
Weidman, Mildred Carr, Sylvia
tending weie Mt« till Duck
Mr». Iliilpli Itriney unit «on» Duncan and Blanche Wagner.
worth, Mr« White, Mt» (' Luke, from Izmgvlrw, Wn., were week* Serving on the dinner commit­
Mr» Nut Will», Mr» Charlie 1 «•ml guest» ut the home of her tee were Ruche) Olmstead and
►Tench, Mr» I/«well Cree, Mr» I brothcr-ln-liw unit slater, Mr. Florence Branch.
Elmer Shaw, Mt». Aithui Hedge land Mi» Richard Freeman
Sr , Mr» Clarence Howe, Mr*
Mr». Albin («toper I* now
Cm ii <|i»»liiiiin a.id Carolyn i Mr. uml Mr*. Rolirrt laimlro
|*i»lri*liaky Also jolnging th«-1 and Izrnlse from Astoria were working part-time ut Hilltop
group wu* Mr* Hugh .lull of weekend guest* at the borne Market, assisting Olney Drveull
Salem, who wu» honored wit! J of her brother and »i»tcr-in-luw, in the meut department.
a card »bower on het birthday Mr mid Mr*. Clifford Swift,
Mr. and Mr». Robert Sene»«
anniversary.
Mr mid Mr». John Muir and family of Portland were
Mill City visitors Sunday They
Mr mid Mr», law* Brnwett were Sunday dinner guest* of
were dinner gu<*»t* at the home
«fieni Ilie wi ek-eml al Village I their »on und duugtiter-ln-luw.
ot Mr. am! Mr*. Ken Chance
Green near Cottage Grove which Mr mid Mrs Terry Muir and
ami family.
I» now- managed by Mr. und family in Salem.
M r» Tony Marnatimi Alno there
Mr. und Mr». Sum Izmg of
Mr. mill Mr». Don Moffatt re
fur tfir wiM-k-i-nd were Mr mid
Jamestown.
Kansas, have la-en
Mr» Jerry Coffman Mr*, Ba»- turned Sunday night from Para­
viiiting ut the home of their
»ett wm otmervlng Iwr birth- dise, Cull!., where tlicy had
tiren to attend funeral »erviccs daughter. Mr». Rosemary Free­
day anniversary
which were held Friday after- born They have gone on to
nt»>n for Mr» Moffatt'» mother, Vancouver. Wash . this week
where they will vi»it with other
Mr*. Ola I > Schultz All the
i dative* und Mr» Freeborn
children ot tlte family, with the
and
children will join them for
exception of two were present
the Easter holiday
for the »ervicc». Al»o In attend­
ance wax Mr*. Shultz»' sister.
Bonnie Whltwtt. Jr. accom­
Mi»» I x«inu Lamb of Portland,
and three granddaughters. Mr*. panied by hl» daughter* Sharon
and Sue »pent M-veral day« la»t
J D Frace <4 Beaverton und
week viiiting with hl« parent*,
Misses Joan ami Cheryl Schultz
I of I zm Angele», Calif. Mrs. Mr and Mr* Bonnie Whitsett.
Jr . at North Bonneville, W»ih
I Schultz, who wa* KI year* old
Sharon, who attend* OCE i*
i had been in |>«ir hculth for the
»pending her vacation at the
pa»t two month*.
home of her jairent».
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BROWN & HALEY
Baskets 790 ■ S1.69
Imported chocolate
eggs and bunn.es.
2c to 39c
Stuffed Toys
$1.98 to $4.98
Mr. mu! Mr». Al 1 miku»
were In Oakland. Calif., la»t
week to attend the Men'» Na­
tional ILiwllng tournament. Al
partici|uitrd in *ome of tile
i event* Other Santiam Lane
; tmwler* going were Mr and
Mr*. A T liarntianlt, Mr. and
I Mr*. Jay Myer*. Mr and Mr*
1 anna rd .My i-1* and Mr. and
Mr». Ernie Garsjo The group
nlao went on to Kcno where they
, met Mr am! Mr* Dave Barn-
tinrdt While in California Mr
and Mr* Yanku* visited with
Mr* Marie Stewart, who
i*
, visiting with her sister at San
Jose,
Miimlay gue«l» al the home
of Mr. and Mt*. John Swan
I •vere their long-time friend*.
Mr and Mis W C Hill of
iBunniea, Ikuik» and (hick*) Rickreall.
They lived here
many year* ago am! Mr*. Swan
»aid they were among the hr«!
people she became acquainted
with when «he moved here
We have all the fillings
to finish your Easter
Baskets.
Mill City Pharmacy
MEL EIDE. Owner
Mi. 897-2812
Mill (Tty
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llurry Van Du/i-n,
served hi* 99th birthday anni­
versary recently suffered a
stroke last week and was tak­
en to Salem Memorial hospital
where he was treated He is
now a ¡xitlent at the Marian
Home in Sublimity and getting
along ax well a» can be ex-
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t<l»o of Mill City.
The rock table* by John Jung­
wirth and Mr*. Elmer Taylor
were a beautiful sight. There
were many other displays.
LYONS M imi Betty Trahan
bride elect, wa» the honored
guest at a »bower held Wednes­
ALL PURPOSE
day evening at the fire hail with
Mr* Carl Andemon, Mr* Claire
Shelton, luiclla and Judy Ander­
son a* hostesses. Games furnish­
ed the entertainment and after
opening of the gifts refresh­
ment* were served to Mi«»
Trahan the honored guest and
other guest* Mabel Koch. Grace ■ E6UIA* — OIL $f»Af _ (LECTRtC MOTOR
Miller, Hary Kramer, Dorothy
Coulter, Bea Hiatt. Anna Sher­
wood. Isabelle Schlie*, Thelma
Nydegger, Barbara Calahan.
Myrtle Goodell, Peggy Nye,
Maxine Berry, Lucille Nash, <
Evelyn Trahan. Delores Tra­
han, Ann Trahan, Dolores Wall*.
July Trahan, Mary Tschauner,
Joan Miller, Came Naue, Naomi
IntVeld, Lzrttie Grosso. Donna
Asmussen, Alta Bodeker, Mar­
gie Hadley. Jeannette Boedig-
heimer, Carol Raymond, Edith
Mason, Sandra Maxon, Patty
Mason, May Morgan, Lzris Mor­
gan, Lois Bilyeu. Esther Jane­ ON FIRE INSURANCE
way. Vera Grime», Rose
Sch.vindt, Joan Schwindt, I Jura
for thousands of ownors
Gustafson, Mary Goodell, Carole
of "Proforrod Risk”
Freeman, Judy Myers, Luella,
Proporti« s.
July and Effie Anderson. Sev­
eral sent gift* that were unable CAN YOUR RtOPtRTY QUALIFY?
to attend.
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Oils Everything
Prevents Rust
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Betty Traham
Honored At Bridal
Shower Wednesday
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<><>lda Marten»
Stayton caring for Mrs. Tres-
sa Van Nuys, who has been
confined to the Santiam Me-
mortal hospital
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Hobby and Craft
Show Well Attended
JERRY PITTAM
LYONS -The annual bobby
and craft show held at the
John < armony of Portland Santiam Valley Grange hall
i* visiting at the home of his • Friday evening was well at-
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs tended. There were 43 entries.
Bert Morris.
Towns represented were Gates,
Mill City, Lyons, Mehama,
Aumsville and Scio.
Too Late to Classify Stayton,
There were some very out­
FOR RENT 2 bedroom house. standing displays including the
Garage with storage. Near Tin Craft by Mrs. Anton Ros-
Hilltop Market. Ph 897-2737. profka, maple furniture by D.
13tf L. Sledge, and antique guns by
I Vernon
James all of Scio;
cones by Mr. and Mrs James
Swan of Mill City, and several
old quilts, one that came
across the plains in 1848, furn­
ished by Mrs. Gladys Mason
Vfr». Richard Him« wa* talo-n
to Salem General Hospital last
week suffering from pneumon­
ia. She is now staying at the
home of her mother where she
Mr. and Mr*. Mel Rambo is recuperating. Mr and Mrs
■pent the weekend at the coast. Sim* operate the Sportsmen
■Die weather wa» bright and Country Kitchen in Mill City.
«unny and the beach crowded
Mr. and Mr». 4:111« Wilson
with vacationer*
visited with Sweet Home
Baird Robert», former long friend* and relative* Sunday.
time Mill City resident who ha*
Fricml» of Rvan .«wan. «on of
Iteen living in Hawaii for the
Mr
and Mrs. Bill Swan, will
past three year* was in t<**n
last week lie will be working be sorry to learn that he i*
RALPH SHEPARD
a* an accountant m Portland, confined to hi* home with an
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C Shepard, 82. long­
attack
of
rheumatic
fever.
He
lie »aid hi- enjoyed living in
Hawaii but after a time it be­ will not he able to attend school time prominent farmer in the
came a little tiresome with the anymore this year but will be Zena area west of Salem, died
climate and foods always just able to receive hi* 8th grade I Monday night at a Salem nur*-
diploma according to his mo I ing home where he had been
the »ame.
for the oast two years
tlUT
He was bom in Salt Lake
Mr. and Mr*. Bob Hill and
City,
Utah and came to the
Jancta
Johnson
»|x-nt
part
of
Stuart returned home Sunday
following a two week* vacation toe spring vacation visiting with Salem area at the age of six
He was a charter
in Hawaii While there they her brother. Jerry Johnson at months
member
of
several poultry and
Ashland
where
he
attends
SOC
visited with the Bob Allen fam­
They returned to Mill City dairy co-operatives, a member
ily. former Mill City resident*
Sunday and Jerry will be at the of the Brush Valley Grange.
home
ol his parent*, Mr. and Oregon Farmers Union and
Mr. and Mr». Norman Ander
burg and Kim of Junction City Mrs. [jester Jtimson during his ¡>ast chairman of the Zena
school board.
were Mill City visitors Sunday. spring vacation.
Surviving are the widow.
They transacted some business
Th,- Mill City <,ardm (Tub Leia; five sons, Maurice L.
while here as well as visiting
will meet Apnl 2 at the home Paul W.. and Joseph R. all of
with friend*.
of Mrs. J. C. Kimmel for a Salem: James L. of Portland;
Mr. amt Mr». Ray NandMaat one o'clock dessert luncheon. David S. of Lafayette: four
daughters. Mrs. Julia Bassett
of l\»rtlnml were Sunday visitors Mr* Daniel Kleihege and Mrs
of Mill City; Mrs. Dorothy Ely,
Charles
Dolezal
will
each
give
at the hiime <rf Mr. and Mrs D.
talk* and Mrs. Q. V. MiUer will Grass Valley. Ruth Wright.
E. Warde.
show colored slides she took Kent. Wash., and Arden Welch,
Portland. He is also survived
Mr. and Mr*. Bud Cummin* of when she lived in Japan.
by a brother, Fred Shepard
Vancouver. Wash, moved to Mill
Vinltlng In Mill (Ttv w ith of Bend and a sister. Mrs.
City over the week end. Mr.
friends
and relatives this week Ruth Hosch of Albany: 23
CUmmins ha* accepted a posi­
were Ed Rada ana his son. grandchildren and 15 great-
tion w-as Shields ReMine.
Steve of Pasadena. With them grandchildren.
Service* will be held Thurs-
Jim (irrrr. who ha» tw-en in was Ed's father. Frank Rada
day
at 1:30 from the Howell-
poor health for some time is who makes his home in Pendle­ Edward Mortuary m Salem
now at the Marian Home at ton with another son. Rudy. Ed with interment in the Zena
Sublimity. He is a brother of is a professor a: VCLA and Cemetery.
Steve will enter Stanford for
Susie Haynes
Memorial services will
the Spring term. Frank Rada
April 5 at Zena Community
suffered
a
rather
severe
stroke
Roger nn<l Frank Tiler», non«
Church with Dr. Norman Tully
of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Tuers in January but is now able to officiating.
spent their Spring vacation in be up and around.
Uxig Beach, Calif..
visiting
Mr«, (lladya Mason «aid that Bluebirds Visit
wnth their grandmother, Mrs.
Mary FTncl and with their in a recent letter received from
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. her sister. Mrs. Ethel Fields Zoo In Portland
The third grade Bluebirds
C. H. Brewer. They report a of Baker that she said they had
wonderful time with swimming been having an exceptionally made a trip to the Portland
in the warm ocean water and hard winter in that area. She Zoo and the Oregon Museum of
a trip to Marineland among the sent pictures showing literally Science and Industry March 18.
Mrs. Willard Howell and Mrs.
things they enjoyed. They both hundreds of deer that had starv­
came home with nice sun tans. ed from lack of food. Mrs Willard Gabriel furnished the
Fields said that it would un­ transportation and going along
The Studio of Hair Design, doubtedly make for poor hunt­ to help supervise the girls were
Mrs. Richard Cole and Mrs.
next door to Ada's Needle Sxip ing conditions this year.
Sid EtzeL
in open Tuesday through Fri­
Hue Dails, daughter of Mr.
Girls making the trip were
day Hour* 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.,
and
Mrs.
Robert
(Janet
Davis
|
Lisa
Gabriel. Caro? King, Me-
Thursday 10:30 a. m. to 7:30
p. m .For appointments phone of Salem spent the Spring vaca­ : lissa Etzel, Marilyn Cole, Iris
897-2100. Betty Klutke. prop, ad tion with her grandfather. Hampton, Sherri Marshall. Ka­
Cleve Davis and as a house­ thy Hoppel, Karen Howell and
guest at the home of Mr. and Jerri Jo Parker. Mrs. Etzel
YOU CAN GET
Mrs. Jack Duggan. Mr. Dug-1 is leader of the group.
gan and Jane Davis were class­
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ENTERPRISE
Mr. and Mr*. Sid Baughman
and Kirk made a recent trip1
to Colorado whre they visit- I
ed with Mr. anti Mrs. Jamie |
Baughman, who live near Cbl-;
orado City. He is stationed with
the army but will receive his
discharge in August. Mrs. Entered as second class matter
Baughman said they are both November 10. 1944 at ths Post
looking forward to returning to Office at Mill Qty, Oregon un
this area. Kirk stayed with his der Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscription Rates
brother and sister-in-law while
Mr. and Mrs. Baughman went M irion-4.inn Counties $3 a yeat
on to visit with relatives in Outside Marion-Linn $3 50 a Yr
Missouri and Arkansas. They Telephone 897-2772 or 897-2930
were gone about a month and
report a very enjoyable trip. DON W. MOFFATT. Ed.-Pub
Easter, March 29th
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Mill City, Ore.
230 N. E. 4th St.
Phone 897-2452
Easter Baskets
Already filled for the
Kiddies* Easier
Morning
or
Get our Bunny or
Chick Cookies by
the Dozen.
They're Fresh
They're Good
Decorated Easter Egg Cakes
Family size or those
cute individual size
CAKES
The Kiddies love them
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Easter Bunnyr Chicken
and Lamb Cakes
Muir’s Bakery
AND FOUNTAIN
Phone 897-2136
MID City. Oregon