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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1964)
•»__'¡'lu. Mill Cil) KiitrrpriM', ’HtiirHiln), April 2, IIMiJ PARDON, MY ERROR! ............ v I fyJG*n.ci*vi Pacye. Goldie Rambo, Woman s Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Rainbow Gills to : Athletic Banquet To Be Held April 3rd J ' Up and Down : The Avenue i Lenncx forced Air Heat Itisl.illiiHoii mui SiTvIor on tins, (HI, U< km I or elwtrie fiirniu'«**». I g' | it) Dun Muttntt I Every one In awhile 1 have RICHARD FREEMAN 1 an «»niortunlty to go up into the Phono 897-2535 Attend Church woods and w.it««h the loggers and their ,s|Ui|>in,nt at work ¡This is always a treat tor in«' Togethe' Sunday ii wk ii.ub. 11 .■! ii x w i Ttu« Athletic Banquet will be 'eonqmiiy was my lx*t Fridas Marilyn Assembly held in the Grade School Cafe ! morning We left here alsait Ord'«r of Rainbow Girls teria ami lunchroom this year. J 9:30 and went up Kinney Creek, held their regular meeting last It will be held April 3. 1964 at iabove D'troit Dun where they week when Marsh Worley was 7 tM> I* M Some 90 athletes and 1 had their «sitflt working Hie initiated into the order. Marilee fathers have indicated they day was perfect, warm ami Teller presided as Worthy Ad visor. Plans were made for the planned on attending 1711s year , briglit sun Making a trip like the Varsity and Junior Varsity this given one an opportunity Rainbow Girls to sell candy NEW ORDER HAS leaders with their fathers will of seeing som«' «<( th«' other fel- twv evenings this week b«« invited. Rainbow Girls will atteml th«' I tow's problems, and loggers ARRIVED! Master ot Ceremonies will be ' hav«' them believe me. Hank Mill City Catholic church Sun of Schools. Bill Superintendent ' show,si me large areas of rotul day. April 5 in a group and fol Lewellen 17u« featured sp««nk«'r which had ta'cii Isirle«! in earth BIG SELECTION!! lowing th«« service« will go to Girl «4 th<« month at Santiam of this year’s program will b«« slides At one |s»lnt Hank said the lodge hall for a practice llcnd Football n huge rock bigger than bls session and to work on their High school is Delores Dishong. Ted Ogdahl. She is a junior and dnughter Coach at Willamette University. piekup went crashing «k»wn the \\ lien1 Hi«»«-«* scrapbooks. <»f Mr. and Mrs Dmnld Mr Ogdahl is one of the out mountainside nnd Into the lake, Rainbow Worthy Advisor will Wbv Don t YOU Subscribe to Kindergarten Mothers Dishong. Delores is President ot standing Athletic B a n <1 U e t twit not lietoro It had smashed "In The hno»»” mak«« her «»fficial visit hero THE MI IJ CITY ENTERPRISE FHA and has demonstrated speakers in the state. out a section ot thr roait h April 8. whi«?h is th«' next regu leadership qualities Hold Easter Party Buy Kccortls t«uk a IW cat oonskierabl«» time lar meeting of th«« group. She is a member ot th<« Stu The Kindergarten mothers to clear th«« road. There will be an executive dent Council. held an Easter party for the With iiKslern «lay equipment TYPEWRITER hoard meeting April 2 at the , youngsters Friday, assisted by he stxiwed me how they wen1 horn«« of Mr. and Mrs Walter Mrs. George Stafford, teacher. Boy of the Month now logging arena whicli w»sil«l Graduation ceremonies for Kay when all members art« | have been next to Impossible the small tots are scheduled urged to attend. On All 1.1* IL'i'orils with ol«i time methods. It Is in LATE MOD El .S Mr an«i Mrs. Floyd John- for May 22 at the old Gates teresting the sc«' tlx1 fnilers nt KE \S(i\ \B1.E K VIE? and l.i K. I*. M. High school where the classes son were visitors at the - last | work nnd s«'e the big trees be S Months Rental Rainbow meeting are held. Mothers are asked to Five Years Ago ing cut. however one la always Mav Apptv On Purchnse I'iiuriMln», I ridi«» nini see Mrs Carmen Barnhardt re Officers for the year had been some what saddened when he garding gowns for the little nominattxi for the Mil) City thinks <»t how many years It Satiirdn» Only Trahan-Coulter graduates. Lions club with Dm Moffatt tisik for the tro«« to grow. an«l cw Court st. Ph. ms rm A picnic will also be held for nominated for pr«»sldent and how little time it takes to drop PimcriptionN Our Salem. Oregon the youngsters May 22 at 10:30 Rites Solemnized [ Lee Bassett, first vice-presi it at the schoolhouse in Gates. There is considerable snow In dent. Nprcinlty At Catholic Church i A DrMolay chapt««r was to be those parts too, which can be ; org mired here with about 20 seen in the picture on |>agc LYONS Miss Betty Ann Tra ’ young men m««eting at the lodge on«' The snow Is packed hard, han. daughter of Mr. and Mrs hall. Advisory board members and In some plac««a Is over 10 Calvin Trahan of Lyons and 1 were T H Baughman. Joe f««et deep MH, FI1>E, Owner James Coulter, son of Mr. and | Anyone who thinks those men I Daves and Martin Hansen Ready-To-Wear Dresses Mrs. Clyde Coulter of Stayton l’h. M97-2NI2 Mill < Ity i Mrs. Vida Scott was visiting (don't earn their pay. alaaild exchanged their wedding vows For the Lady who Sews we have I at the home of her son Jack mak«- a trip up into the wvsxis at the St. Patrick Cat! i Scott after wfN*nding thr winter ! and watch tbetn work for YARDAGE AND PATTERNS church at 3 o'clock Thursday af I awhile. I think they would in Itwva ternoon. with just the immed Spending th«, holiday at th«« change their tune iate family present. I I^«e Bassett home wer«. Mr und Mrs. Joan Miller of Salem The Administration's war «m ■ Mrs Bill Stover and family at was matron of honor for her sis- . !.> Wn ' poverty should not blind us to Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City ter and Kent Bund«« of Stayton | Boy of the month at Santiam At the Detroit school Dm the need for another assault was best man for Mr. Coulter. High is Bill Wilson. He is a laming. son of Mr and Mrs an all-out war on federal waste The bride was given in mar- senior and son of Mr and ' Jeff tx«ming had been awarded This wasteful »¡wnding «< tax- riage by her father She wore Mrs. Ellis Wilson. He did a I a bronze trophy for the best all- [Myers' funds is the arch enemy a white suit wiht orchid ac good job of soirekeeping an«i around athlete. 'of national well-i»eing and we cessories and an orchid cor- announcing at the basketball F«xir generations of the Koe- , strongly recommend that tlw sag“. Mrs Miller wore a suit games dunng the past season neke cbm had met nt th«« horn«, Congress mount n hard-hitting of light beige. Mrs. Trahan at He also wrote the school sport of Mary Hartman for a re-un- un-relenting campaign to nxit tended her daughter's wedding stories during the year. ion. I " Bill is active in church and in an orchid colored suit with I Here are s«xnr axind gulde- Ten Years Ago white accessaries and Mrs. youth groups. hncs w«- is-,,d the otlier day atsl W B Shuey, who had b««««n Coulter wore light blue with think they bear reprinting working for Mountain States pink accessories. Following the 1. Stringent congressional Power company retired that ceremony a turkey dinner was screening arxl reduetton << ex week. Shuey was presented a served to the immediate fam ecutive roquests fee tu'w spend gift on b««half <»f the company ily at the Trahan home. ing authority. and his associates. The newly married couple left 2 Con gross sinal refusal to Ione l»vc Thielke had |xx>- following the dinner for Au enact Icgislatxin which waxild vided thr entertainment for gusta. Ga., where he will be increase federal i>artlcipati<in in members of the Gates Wom stationed at Fort Goode, with areas of stale-kxial. or private en's club She was known as the U. S. Army. functions and rosponsibllty. the Musical Poem Recorder” 3 Executive and congrosakm- i and had appeared on TV lx ■fore al action to curtail the scope The MiU City Lions Club coming to Mill CJty Better make aurs it has' Policiw Dick McDevitt To ami improv«- thr management auxiliary held a dinner meet- At Gates Mrs W. R Hutche- you bought a few years bark of existing programs ing at the Last Frontier Thurs- son was heading a successful may not be adequate to cover Speak at PTA Meet We're hoping that thr first day evening. replaromcnt cost of home Red Croaa drive with a nutn- shot in thr war on pnxllgallty Mrs. Charles Kelly and Mrs. her of volunteer assistants. and furnishings at preeent prirwa Mrs. Dave Barnhardt, presi- Fred Berg were chosen to at will soon be fl rd L*t u> look your policies Visiting that week at the den of the Santiam PTA said tend the Spring Board meeting were over and bring them up to date at an executive meeting Mon to Eugene, where they met Floyd Fleetwood home Do It today— for your own day evening that Richard Mc Mrs. Thomas Scott and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beisel of Why llo<il YOU Nulmcribr to peace of mind. Devitt. director of the Marion Norman Anderberg. former re Portland mi. Miij. en yen n ni'iiiMr Mr. and Mrs Dale Bassett County Juvenile court would be sidents and auxiliary members and small son of Ft. Monmouth. the guest speaker at the next Mrs. Mel Rambo, club presi N. J., had arrivi-d to visit PTA meeting. April 8. PAINFUL CCR dent. appointed Mrs. I-ee Roes' with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arrangements for his visit and Mrs. William Lewellen to I AMAZING LIQUID Otto Witt and his parents, Mr have been made by Mrs Bill serve on the nominating com- RELIEVES PAIN AS Learning, program «rfiairman. mittee They will present a slate and Mrs Flovd Bassett. J. f'- Kirn met — Hud DaWe Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ixxicks IT DISSOLVES CORNS AWAY who urges that as many as pos of officers at the April meeting Omers bsuw rrrisove rurr.t the Ian. raiv way were that week announcing the t h i s meeting sible attend with Lfre/oncB liquid Frerjtmc rr FAIR PRICES Del««gates to the state con engagement their daughter. lieve» pam below the There wall also be special vention at Coos Bay will be ap Phone 897-2660 tkm line w> dittolve tuffi» awa» in tu«» Vera Mae to Robert Shelton. recognition o f outstanding pointed at the April meeting da$. (ret Frrcjotic at al] diu,. « »unter» Mill City, Ore. youth leaders at this meeting. Fifteen Years Ago NO MILEAGE CHARGE A report of the club's activi Refreshments will be served ties for the year was sent to G««orge Ditter had assumed by a group of 6th grade moth the state office by the secre the fob of Cub Master to take ers. tary. Mrs. Charles Kelly. This th«« place of G«wge Veteto, who Let us Demonstrate Zenith Color TV was written in clever verse had resigned Others assisting with the program were Warren form. In Your Home Presbyterian Women Attending the m«?eting were Howe. Mrs. Marvin Dart, Mrs Mrs. Lee Ross. Mrs Charles Clayton Baltimore, Mrs. Law Attend Presbyterial Kelly, Mrs. William Lewellen. rence Kanoff, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mel Rambo. Mrs. Fred Arey Podrabsky and Mr. and The Presbyterian Women’s Berg and Mrs Martin Hansen, Mrs John Muir. association met at Fellowship a former member. A street lighting fund at De 414 First Street Phone 769-2236 hall Thursday with Mrs. Fred augmented had N-en Meeting place for April will troit Berg, vice president conducting be announced later. enough so that construction the business meeting. could begin. Floyd Fleetwood had s«>ld his Mrs. James Swan and Mrs. grocery that week to Mr. and J. C Kimmel were appointed to Mrs. William Stewart of De- take cars to Dallas Tuesday Lake. to attend Presbyterial. The Alex Bodeker <rf Lyons was April meeting was tentatively set to be held at the home of Thr Pep club sponsored an visiting that week in Pendle Mrs. John Swan. other one of its favorite money ton with his son-in-law and The afternoon's devotional making projects, a car wash. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl was led by Mrs. Clyde Rogers. The girls washed about 36 cars. Hampton. Mrs. Ike Myers had entertain Mrs. Kimmel conducted the About $4.3 went into the club ed at her Elkhorn home in program on "Functional Fel treasury. lowship”. Several other mem At Santiam this year, a new honor of Mrs. Millie Bickrit on bers assisted in reading a skit, sport has entered the Spring her birthday anniversary. Now residents in Mill City followed by questions and dis- sports parade. The new addi cussion. tion is a tennis team. Coached were Mr. and Mrs. George Stef- Mrs. Kimmel and Mrs by Mr. Kosydar, the team prac fy of I«os Angeles. Progressive sales managers are making more and Playing at the Mill City Charles Kelly served refresh- tices every night after school. more use of the long distance telephone as a sales ! menta was William Theatre that week The team includes both begin tool. Try it and enjoy the profitable difference. ners and other having had much Holden and Claire Trevor in more experience in the sport "Texas”. Their first chance to show what make Slim pretzel sticks the results of their practice will come March 31 in matches at good hold«.rs for serving cubes of meat or cheese or fruit. I Get fast relief from that ache -aII Toledo. over, worn-out feeling <!ue to cokh A total of 18 boys Turned out Guests like these edible holders i ST/\NB/\C'K'S co:.ii>in.ition < J m< Ji- last week for the track team. on the hors d’ oeuvres. ia!i}-proscr ingn Kent« '.uucei The n«-w coach is Mr. Rohe. Nerving Mill City, Aunixvilk. I fever an<? bnn, comi .ting relief I The team is now concentrating II expected strong points this year Cct.'nlt-W.'.rJii, Sllvc.-ton, Turner I c. •<. .. s a ./Ui . icr »«•« throat due to ' on _ „ . in _______________ w. I wall be from the 440 run on getting shape by running. colds. Snap ba«k ' ith STANBACK. Because of returning athletes» «lawn to the sprints. 25% OFF RENTALS R 0 E N'S i Mill City Pharmacy Dress Up For Spring... Your house has (jone up in value... Ada’s Needle Shop Lions Auxiliary Selects Committee To Name Officers has your INSURANCE kept pace? Call Us For Prompt Repairs on Radios and TVs HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Stayton Radio & TV to pick up sales in your territory COLD SUFFERERS Valley Telephone Co.
