s
IT NEVER FAILS
(►—The Mill City Enterprise, Tliurtila). April 9. 1964 ' of
me. They flew broad info
Anchorage
from
Fairbank»
| an<l It wa» (55c a loaf. Anchor
Ry Mr». Floyd Nwwliii
age bakeries are now operating.
Mm Frei! Stone bus return«»!
VNUEbJ
\Oü
’
Me
GOT
We have lights and water since
from Fknvnce wlwro she visit
By Kva Bn-mder
Saturday noon, and mxvci - sine«»
rA mouth ull OF
ed two weeks ât the home <rf
Robert Yancy of Salem was Sunday noon, lait must I m * a
tier son-in-law and daughter.
ooth pfsste
¡ proBent at the regular meeting little conservative iw all Wat-
Mr and Mrs. Hale Mlles ami
|
<»r
must
b«»
boiled.
1 of Santiam Valley Grange Frt-
family.
I day evening anil showed an | “We foel thankful that
Sunday evening visitor» at th«»
'agricultural film. IJoyd Sletto. are all okay and have
home
of Mr ami Mm. Fred
agriculture chairman gave a home I think it rocked pust as
Stone were Mr. am! Mm. (TUT
I report to the memlM'is.
hard hero but the ground didn't
Staytun of Stayton.
Momtx'is of the St. Patrick break. Ken helped to put things
Mm. (hnrlir Cannon ■ml
Altar society bold their meeting | back together at Cole's laundry
daughter, Brenda, recently re
j Thursday evening at the home . Monday afternoon and Tuesday ’ <
turned fnwn a two weeks trip
Automotive A Industrial of Marion Frichtl. Attending ■ he delivered lautxiry and dry
They visit«! witti her I ui rents
were Dorothy Harris. Kathleen cleaning but did not pick up
Maintenance
In Arkansas and two sisters
Manning. Rose Schwindt. Eve things to be dona.**
ami their famlllm In Texas.
lyn
VanAgtmaei,
Betty
Holman,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Robert
Andre
Welding. Diesel Engine
While in Dallas. Mm. Carmon
Anne Pietrok. Martha Jung and their grandson. Tom Andre
Service
t«x>k a series of film shots <4
wirth. Mary Voltcn. Elizabeth from Joliet.
IU.. and Mrs.
Shop or Field
the tragic route taken by the
Castle, and the hostess,
Frank Layman and two child-
late President Kennedy ami
j Mr. and Mrs. Albert Felton ron ot Seaside were guests of
Delco Hattrrien
ha|»|M'n«l to see the mother <4
from Santa Clara. Calif., were the David Danielsons for sever
las* Harvey Oswald at the Dal
weekend guests at the hixne al days during the week.
Factory Equipment
las court house
of Mrs. Donna Asmussen. They
Mrs. Ethel Huffman went to
Ignition Parts
shipped at CanyxmviUe and Miss Eugene Monday to spend sever
Mr. am! Mm Charlie Can-
Dealer for Aireo Welding Mildred Asmussen came with al days at the home of her
non visit«! Saturday wrning
Products
them to spend the weekend brother-in-law and sister. Mr.
at the home «4 Mr and Mrs
Jeff I .rm I ng of Idaidia,
with her mother.
and Mrs. Clarence Decker.
In naming the prize winners
A meeting of the Fox Valley
Rex Britton was returned tn
at the Mari-Linn science fair, Cemetery association will b«*
I a lx'tMimm txmpltal Sunday
| night hr ihaervattam It was
Jim and Veryl Hoover Susan Dougall and Marvetta held at the Lyons Fire hall on
Mays, who were second prize Friday evening. April 10 at 8
expected his stay Would only be
Ph. 897-2911 Mill City winners had their names omit- p. m. for the purpose of dis
for a day or so
ted.
Mr am! Mm () K Hlrtc
cussing whether the /L&sociaUon
letter from AUaka—
attended the wedding <4 their
should turn over their funds to
Mrs. Ethel Huffman received the City Council. The public is
son Ed am! Osina Palmer at
the folkxving letter from her invited.
the Keiser Community church
special meeting will be held on damage except for broken dish
daughter. Mrs Kenneth Cornell
last Sunday. Am« mg <dhrm at
Mrs. Claude Spoon of Salem Monday evening, April 20 at th«* es and other articles in the
Mr». John Tester»
at Anchorage. "I know you are and Mrs. Guy Ellis from Hixxi fire hall and at that time a house. However she was badly
tending were Mr and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Art Andenam Joe Bottes <U (¡atrs. Mr amt
wondering how we are. We are River were Friday guests at I budget committee will b«' ap frightened and doesn't care to
all fine. It was terrible although the home of Mr. and
Mrs pointed. Howard Nau«' was ap see another earth quake Mr »¡>ent several days recently on Mm (¡ale Abrams <rf Taft and
Stops Itch—Relieves Pain we
didn't have much damage. James Hollingshead. Mrs. Spoon pended budget officer for the and Mrs Orville Diwning have a trip into Washington and Mr and Mrs. Stanley (Tiancc
For th« Arst tim« Ki«nc« has found Our house stood it wonderfully.
is a sister of .Mrs. Ellis and fire district ami they will hold also heard from their daughter Eastern Oregon, when they amt family of Min (Tty.
■ new hralins aubitanc* with th« ««-
shook and rolled a niece of Mrs. Hollingshead.
Mm Julia Stoffel of Portland
a meeting in (he near future.
and family at Crescent Qty. visited with his brother-in-law
tonishing ability to shrink hemor It really
rhoids and to r«!i«ve pain — without around, furniture tipped over,
Mrs. Alice Huber was a week They were firn- and their house and sister, Mr. am! Mrs. Tian visited Sunday at the homes «4
Connie IntVeld from Inde
•urrrry. In ras« after rasa, whila dresser drawers fell out. any
pendence spent several days i end guest in Mill Qty at the was undamaged No word has Smith at Itiihland. Wn . amt Mr amt Mm G«»rgr .Stafford.
gently rehevinj pain, actual reduc
tion ishnnkac«) took plac«. Moat thing setting on tables or dres last week at the home of her horn«' of her brother-in-law and been received from the Ray with cousins the Max Wells at Mrs Mabrl Knutson ami Oscar
amasing of all — results wer« so thor
his parents and Richard Nystrnm.
sers fell. The kitchen was a grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Ben sister. Mr. and Mrs
1
James mond Smith family who recent Vancouver anil with
ouch that sufferers mad« astoniahini wreck. Everything fell out of IntVeld.
J<4in Anderson
Visiting a week at the Rex
Mr.
am!
Mm.
Swan.
ly
moved
there,
but
it
Is
believ
statements like "Pilss hav« ceased U
and breakable City Council Meet»—
Herron home was Mrs Herron's
ed they lived out some distance. at Condon.
be a problem!" The secret is a new the cupboards
News frimi Alaska—
baalinc substance (Bio-Dyn«*) —dis things broke in a million pieces.
The regular meeting of the i Mrs. Ethel Huffman has re- ' Howls Cant (Tub—
Mm
Riibcrt Schlcwek amt brother. R«s> Evnns He was on
covery of s world-famous researci
"We have had so many trem City Council was held Wednes ceived word from her daugh-
Carrie Naur was hostess for two children of Bend visited a a 3O-day furhxigh from the
institute. This substanc« is no* seail
able in sappassrenr or «eabaeat /«rm ors since. Douglas stays right day evening. Mac Mormon was ter at Anchorage. Alaska, say the Wednesday afternoon cart! wwk ago Monday at the Ed Air F«»rcr, having recently re
called PreparsSsew WB. At all drug by me. I know he is afraid. He appointed budget officer for the
ing they were all right and I club held at the fire hall Sev Castle home and with other ro- turned from Viet Nam Hr was
counters.
doesn't cry but just grabs hold council and water board and a that their home suffered no eral tables of 500 tvere on play lattves nnd former neighbors to be statl<MM*d at Shaw AFB
_ I
in North Carolina upon his re
follotting a 1 30 dessert lunch here.
eon. High score was held by
Mr and Mrs. Grant Smith turn to duty.
Mr ami Mm Harry Evans
Ethel Huffman, second high by visited I Sunday with his mother,
Salem.
acotnpanlod
by
Alma Olmstead and kwv went Mrs I Clara Smith in Eugene <4
to Eulalia Lyons. Others at and with his brother's family. John Winship visited their son-
tending were
Helen Lyons, the Wayne Smiths at V’etM'ta in-law ami daughter Mr. ami
Zeta Prichard. Doris Roy. June Visitors a week ago Sunday at Mm Rrx lli’rmn Sunday aftrr-
Kokitis, Betty Nnue, Iternlcc the Grant Smith Iwane wv re noon at the twwne of Mr. am!
Bridges.
Dorothy
Williams. her sister and family the I >oug- Mm Joe Novak.
Rcent visitor» at the home
Gladys Edwards. Mabel Tkwvn- las Jansens of IVirtland.
of Mm Ethel Moor« were over-
ing and Alice Huber.
Ml
in I MTS II N Black
Ronde.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vaughn <>f LaGrnndc left for home on nightem from Gram!
and family from Sweet Home Monday morning after s|wnthng Mr and Mm. Carl Franzen
have moved into the Percy the weekend here with their Mr and Mm. Walter Kohler of
Hiatt Nxise north of town The daughter. Mrs. Jost'ph Spencer Canby called an Easter. Visit
ing last Sunday were
Mm.
Itouse was recently vacated by and family.
Mabel Bass am! Mm Krnm-th
the Raymond Smith
family,
El<ion Titze and son. Darrell
who moved to Crescent City, of Stayton visited Saturday af Bass. l«»th <4 Salem
Mr and Mm. Jack Gulliford
Calif.
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jul
Gale Elmer of Albany visited ius Titze. Visiting Sunday with wrrr in Gold Bar. Wn., Thurs
recently at the home of his the Titzes were Mr and Mrs. day through Saturday visiting
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Orville IMwnlng of Fox Valley. at the home ot his uncle, O. R.
Percy Hiatt. Gale recently rr-| Mr. and Mrs D. C. Hughes Hutchinson.
Mr am! Mrs Ed Kadin were
ceived his discharge from the and tour children of tx-aburg
Navy anti is now employed In were weekend guests at the in Medford Thunalay through
Albany.
h<>me of his mother. Mrs. E. J Sundry visiting friends ami re
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thiel Hughes and also visited with latives.
Mr am! Mm. Buck Smith of
moved Thursday to their home other relatives here.
Albany were Thursday lunch
at North Bend after spending
Don Teeters and Jim Peter
about 13 years in Lyons. They son were in Vancouver Sunday eon guests at the home of Mr.
and Mm. Floyd Swaim.
formerly owned and operated to take part in
a
I hm Ung
Mr. and Mm Art Hempeck
Thiel’s grocery, and the last tournament.
Other
members
few years Mrs. Thiel has serv <4 tile Stout Creek team nc- visited the Salem Home rixiw
Saturday evening.
ed as clerk for Marf-LInn.
companying them were (Redi
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ferris
HotMon Gunn, who has spent More and Gerry Palmer, Lyons,
the past month at the Veterans Jack Sphuon, Turner, and Ed of Salem were Friday ami Sat-
I unlay guests at the tv>m«' of
hospital in Portland returned Dunham, Stayton.
| Mr. and Mm O. K Hlrtc.
home Thursday.
He will be Pie Koelal riiuirwd—
Mm. Clyde Oliver, nccom|>an-
home for two weeks then re-
An old fashioned pic social is
icd hv
her
granddaughter,
turn for more treatments.
l»eing planned as a church txnu-
Sheryl
Oliver,
spent
Saturday
' fit for Friday evening. April
ami Sunday visiting st the home
17 at the Mehama club house.
of h«'r son-in-law and daughter,
A talent show starting at X p.
Mr. and Mm. Terry Muir <4
By Joyce (ilcaaon
m. will proceed die pie auc
Salem.
Guest speaker for the Athletic tion.
Mm. Bill Gabriel returned to
Mr. and Mrs.
(¡reg Rohl,
banquet here Friday, was Ted
her home Friday from a Salem
Ogdahl, the football coach nt Wendy and Marry were Sunday hospital following an emergen
Willamette University, The twin guests of his sister, Mrs. Shir- cy appendectomy. Her mother,
quet, held annually in honor of ley Walling and direr children Mm. Charles Mason plans to
the football and basketball play near Marion.
remain another week at th«’
ers and the cheer leaders, was Extension ('nil Meet»—
Gabriel home while Mrs. Ga
The
Mehama
Home
Extension
attended by most of the players
briel is convalescing. Both Mr
and their fathers as well as unit met in the Fellowship room nnd Mm Mason were there for
our coaches. Burton Boroughs, of the church Wednesday, April the weekend.
Tony Koaydar ami Dick Rick 1 at 10:30. Mrs. Charles Eery,
Mr. and Mm. Ben Wrigglcs-
□ MODELS
etts. A turkey ami ham dinner county committee mrinlwr wns worth nnd sons of AlM-rdccn.
present and gave a short talk
was
prepared
for
the
occasion
TO CHOOSE
Wn., wwk« nded at th«' home of
Patio-Driveway-Front Porch —any place will glow a gay
by the school cooks ami served on the work of the Extension, Mr. ami Mm. Clare Henncas
FROM —
welcome with one of these exciting, nostalgic Natural Gas
by the Pep Club girls. Decora stir also urged members to at
Mr. and Mm. Bruce Crosby
Lamps.
tions were provided by the Pep tend the meeting <4 the state of I’orflnml were Sunday even
SAME PRICE
council
which
will
be
held
In
' Club and their advisior, Mrs
Now, Northwest Natural Gas Company makes them avail
ing visitor» at the home of Mr.
Corvallis May 5, 6 and 7.
White.
able to you for only $1.50 per month for single mantle lamps.
and Mrs. Merle I>cvlnr.
Project leaders were Mrs.
Both sections
the tennis
Visitors Saturday nfterrwsm
After 36 months, the lamp is yours, but Northwest Natural
team, boys and girls, have had Ixxiis Pemberton and Mrs. P. nt the homes of Mr. and Mrs
Gas Company will continue to maintain mantle and glass
a workout the past week. There N. Hughes who led an inter Lang Stafford nnd Mr.
and
free of charge.
’ 'Living
were four singles matches and esting discussion on
Mm. Art Hempwk were Mr.
With
Your
Tensions
’’
.
What
are
No installation charge where line does not exceed 25 feet
one doubles match. Ron Ohmnrt
and Mrs. WIRsir Case, Cindy
ami Bucky Lyons won their tensions and how to eliminate and Tnrl of Salem and Mrs
from your present lead-in or street main. Minimum cost
doubles match. Others partici or live with them were main Case's mother, Mrs. Ella
per foot for longer extensions. Whether you presently have
pating in the matches from San- topics of discussion.
Campbell of Walin Walla, Wn
gas or not, if there’s a gas main in your street you can enjoy
Now officers elected for next
tiam wore Scott Hillesland, Tom
Chester Edholm of Alhany,
Gas Light Charm.
year are Mrs. Joseph Spencer,
Baley, and Greg Pierce.
former Gates resident, is re
To have a sample brought to your home, send attached
chairman;
Mrs.
C.
S.
Brown,
On Friday ot last week, the
porter! to be doing quite well
MODEL "C”
coupon or call your nearest office of Northwest Natural Gas
girls team played the girls from vice chairman, and Mrs. Carl at his home. He has hern seri-
Company. Call collect where toll applies.
Willamina. Players on the San- Nuttlemnn, secrotary-trensurer. misly ill for some time.
tiam team were Sandra Cooper, They will be Installed at the
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Stafford
Wanda Johnson, Wilda Wilson, May 6 meeting.
called on her brother, Steve
Mrs. Raymond Branch and
Janeva Johnson, and Melody
Mvers of Stnyhwi Thursdny.
Mrs. Lilly Wolfkiel were host
Rosamond.
A guest speaker from NOT
esses
for
the
pot
luck
luncheon.
The U. S. History class at
of Eugene will speak nt the
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Santiam has begun an interest
Gates (TirUtian church Sunday,
r
123 N W. Ftonder« Stc««t
ing project. The class has been
April 19. The public is invited.
I
would
like
to
see
a
sample
of
the
following
checked
Gas
i
have
ever
participated
In
such
divided into two groups in pre
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Special music is plnnn«M.
Light model (or models). I understand a Northwest Natural
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229 Broadalbin Street
paration for two debates. The a deflate, and to everyone this
Gas Company representative will bring lamps to my home—
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divided class sided on the issues is a new way of studying his
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but this does not obligate me to buy.
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931 Oak Str««». P. O. Box 986
either for or against them, and tory.
(please print)
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after research, proceeded to de
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bate the matter In front of the
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remainder of the class.
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A debate on the Open-Door
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Address
Policy of the early 1900’s was
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tor’s antiwplic, promptly rrllrve«
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Itching, Rto(M ■< Hitching »nd »>
presented to the class will be a
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heal «nd clear ourface akin
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debate on the Civil Rights Bill Call 897-2858 or 897-2951 help«
send to Northwest Natural Gas Company offices nearest you.
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ra-shea. Buy Kr«ra
zx
that
is
before
Congress.
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