2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 28. 196*1
I
Womack Pcufe
IK «««dilli* IL, mt*«,
1X m *« your |*H*kctl*»ik b*«*l
heavier or lighter thin week
heavier In anticipation ami
lighter in actuality. I am bilk
ing of course about tin* Incom,*
tax you did or did mil pay lust
wv«*k. it is a mor,* or lesa pain
ful time «8 year huwevvi you
l«M>k at it.
Goldie Rambo, Woman $ Page Editor, Phone 891-2172
Lot my years of experience
in analysis of personal and
business insurance needs,
help you protect your fam
ily and your business in-
vestment. Call anytime.
REPRESENTING
GUARANTEE MUTUAL LIFE CO.
ASSESSOR AL BROWN
Democrat
Has 7 Years Exper-
ience in Valuation
and Assessment Ad
ministration
H e offers a b a c k-
ground of Timber
Knowledge and Con
struction Experience
He has served Linn
County well in FAIR
Valuation.
11 is vital and Kincient Office Provides many
Services to Our Citizens.
VOTE AL BROWN
ASSESSOR
Democrat
Al Brown for Assessor Comm., Katherine Harris, Chrm.
3708 So Santiam Hiwy. Lebanon
SAFECO Boatowners Policy pulls you out of
troubles like this ... because “Preferred Risk”
skippers are covered against all risks, on land and
water (subject to standard exclusions). This pol
icy can’t expire without your knowing it, either.
It’s renewed automatically every year. Call us now
for the full story. Bet we can save you money, too!
Jerry Pittam
^2^
INSURANCE
Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City, Ore.
Mrs. Kremen Talks Mary Ann Goodell and
At Club Meeting Ron Spellmeyer Wed
In Church Ceremony
Uon.
On«1 thing Mrs Fisher said I
do not entirely agns* with Sort
«Mil th* really Important thing*
from those that will be of no
aavHMfurncr In five years lad's
cut Unit ii*«wn to a year «aww*
of us can't hang <m tor
years!
Are you "aamnlttiMNl" to
We get a lot of n*|*>i ts around death these days? with ail th«*
here on "thing* to come" an«! .«firing actlvltli’i. nominating
according to all the *o-«'all<*d <xMiunltte<*«. etc, etc Well then
expert* 1964-65 is to be a real listen to till*
txxan year. That may I m * hue 'lin* «■omniltte«* met, tl>c ami-
I Mrs. Hatti«* Bremen was the
if yvu hapfien to have a busi-
milice discussed.
speaker at the Tuesday even
ties* but in tills area and many The oHiimlttec was w,ait to
LYONS The Lyuns Methodist
ing meeting ot th«* Mill City
by her father, won* a white other» it won’t affect tlie work
Woman's club at the hom«» of church was the scene of an at
punder,
I Mrs. Chari«»s Kelly. Co-hosteK- tractive spring wedding Sunday gown with lace |>anel In front ing man too much as wag«* 111«- grumi Ideas, the *oanng
and
back
with
side
ruffles,
a
increases
ar,*
pretty
well
"•ew
««* were Mrs. Sylvia Duncan evening April 19 When Miss
hopes,
Mary Ann Good«1! daughter of high neckline and fingertip ed up". Of axirs«* tfx* d«*crcus<xl Were emaigti to make < nm * w<md
and Mrs. Q V. Miller
»1,-eve«.
Site
carried
a
bouquet
federal
withholding
tax
stiould
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt intraiuexi Mr. and Mr*. Jack V. Goodell
er.
of pastel roses centered with help but certainly not in boom
the s|x*aker, A-ho gave an in tx-came the bride of Ronald
We
«io agree, t»»Ui you nmi me
i green orchids. Flower girl was ing protsirtions.
formative talk on the sch«x»l Spellmeyer, from Las V«-gas,
Our job Is d>MM*. it sure was fun.
Barbara
Crook
and
rtngberer
A*
a
very
gmxl
friend
of
min,*
of Mr. and Mr*.
bill arai the Manon County Nev.,
was Greg Crook. Gerald Spell- ■aid tile other day tills was We are now free to scatter.
Hom«* Rule bill. Mrs. Kremen Frank Spellmeyer of Lyons.
meyer was best man for hla at*Hit tilings in general "don't "Why have a conuniltee?" a
is District Attorney for Marion The double ring ceremony was
fi Mil unce said,
read by Rev. Scott Anderson brother and uahers were 1 kina id get upset, Just live each day as A moti Jumped up and sliot him
county.
Nau«*
Jr.,
of
Lyons
and
Marty
it
comes".
Good
advlee
but
at
Mrs. Kremen invited th«» club I from tlx* Trinity Methodist TTirnbow of lXirtiand.
dead.
my age I would need a daily A committee's an excuse, a
to hold their picnic at th«» church in Salem
Mrs.
CrtXKlell
choau*
for
th«*
brain
washing.
The
church
was
decoratisi
Kremen cabin on the Little
ikslge. on a Imsc
By the way, in this day of How calili anyone I m * so obtiuw"
| with white carnations and wedding a lavender pleat«*«!
North Fork of the Santiam.
dress
with
white
carnation
air
During the business meeting greenery. Mrs. Ireill Wilson sage Mrs SjM*llm«*y«*r attended stress the Canyon Extrnaton
Mrs. lxx> Russell was appoint of Mehama was organist and her sons wedding In a light unit is iiaving a very appr«>pri-
ed as head usher at th«» Thurs Mrs. Calvin Culbertson was sol green brocade dress with whit«* ate topic at their April 23 meet Several Guests at
day. May 7 State convention of oist. Preceding the bride to the carnation corsage Candle light ing "You nn«l Your Tensions”. Round Robin Party
Ermlnu Fisher, Marion Coun
altar were Mrs Clifford Ciwk
I Women's clubs in Salem.
ers were Ikinna Huber and Gin
It was "guest nlgtit" nt the
Reports of thos«» attending the •< Mill City, matron of honor, ger Carter, who also wore green ty Extension agent hit the nail
«in
th«*
head
when
she
stated
Round
Rubin Pinochl«* club held
bridesmaids
Miss
Sharon
Spell-
recent District Convention were
sheath dresses with overskirts. that modern day living provides nt tile home of Goldie Rambo
given with delegates reporting [ meyer of Lyons, sister of the
A reception billowed In the
an interesting and informative groom and Miss Luclla Ander church dining room. Cutting and . many potential tension produc Monday evening, with two of
ing situations. But preceding th«- guests taking top prize»
son.
also
of
Lyons.
All
wore
session.
s,*rving the cake wen* Mr«.
Officers for the ensuing year emerald green sheath dresses Charles C'n*>k of Mehama and 1 generations certainly had their Ruth Tobi won high and Mar
were selected with Mrs Harry with overskirts and earned cas- Mrs Kate Block of Longview. share BUT earning a living then lene Sever* won pinochle Low
Mason, who has sens'd as pre I cades of white carnations and Mrs. Charlotte Hagel of Long- left them littl,* Urn«» to fret ami prize went to Irene i*udrnt«k>
worry.
Other guests were Franco«
sident for the past year to be greenery.
The bride, given in marriage view presided at the punch
However, great grandmother Allmn. Winifred Moure, are I
first vice president; Mrs. Fran
! txnvl and Miss Pat Adams of ha«i her own method tor a Sunni«* < liance Refreshment*
cis Itodeker. second vice presi
■ Stayton poured coffee. Mm. i tranquilizer (no doubt called a were serve«! before the three
dent; Mrs. Q. V. Miller, record-
Jerry Spellmeyer was in charge ; nerve remedy them I by brew- tables of pinochle were In pla>
ling secretary; Miss Daisy Ged
I of the guest book. Receiving the ; ing the inner bark of choke
Th«* next party will I m * at the
des. correspixiding secretary.
gifts were Mrs. Kathleen i ctx-rry into a aaxhing a>nc«x-- home <rf Agnes t'arlaon
1 and Mrs.
Arey Podrabsky.
Adams and Mrs. Winifred ( k * m 1- I .. ■ ■
- - - I
»1* I I ! SIH
| treasurer.
ell
There were 18 members pre- |
For her wedding trip to the
I sent. Guests were Mrs Ernest,
, coast the new Mrs Spellmeyer
1 Graham and Mrs. Bessie Bas-
wore a beige color«*d suit with i
\ sett.
black accessories and her wod- .
ding corsage.
The newly married «xxiple will
At a recent meeting of the
Jayceettes Name
Mill City Ministerial association make their home at I jis Vegaa
Chairmen For Year
the date of the annual Daily I where he is employ«! ns opera- |
Jan Waikart
entertained Vacation Bible school were set tion agent for Bonanza Airline«. I
STOP IN AND SEE US
Special guests at the wedding !
| members of the Mill City Jay- for June 8-19 this year.
were
the
grandmothers.
Mrs.
i
To
avoid
conflict
with
berry
! ceetes at their April 16 meet-
; ing. Recently elected officers picking, two sections have been Anna Hunter from Mnlin and ;
I took over their duties with Car set up—a morning section from Mrs. Nettie Spellmeyer from
9 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. for the Elm Creek, N«*b.
ol Carson presiding.
Committee chairmen for the pre-schoolers, 4-5 years. Kin
year were named by Mrs. Car- dergarten and primary depart
, son: Whitewater Challenge. Bet- ments at the Presbyterian Seals of Perfection
! ty Shaw; Hillside Improvement. cnurch and an evening section Given Rebekah
Phone 897-2570
' Shirley Hoover: Kiddies parade for the Junior and punior high
and pie eating contest. Carol departments at 7 to 8:30 p. m. Members
Lieuallen; float, Jan Waikart at the Christian Church. Miss
Santiam Rebekah lodge drap-
and Paula Grant; Christmas zVlice Smith will be director of I ed their charter at the last
the
school.
For
details
concern
cards, Veryl Lindsay and Carol
| meeting in memory of Susie
Smith: entertainment. Louann ing the school, contact Miss Haynes, long-time member who
Coffin; hospitality, Betty Shaw. Smith or the minister of your .’ recently passed away.
Betty Shaw reported that in church.
Delegates elected to attend
The next meeting for the
terviews with the 15 girls com
the
Rebekah Assembly of Ore-
peting for Queen of the White teachers and helpers of the ! gon which will be held In Salem
Vacation
Bible
school
will
be
water Challenge had been com
| May 19-21, were Ida Fleetwood
pleted and there are five seek Sunday, May 3 at 3 p. m. at and Toni Thomas Alternate se
ing the crown. The Jayceettes the Presbyterian Fellowship lected was Ruby Brisbin.
hall at which time the school
will chaperone the girls.
Gladys Mason. District Dep
The Jayceettes will furnish re materials will be given out and uty president presented seals of
freshments for the "Salem po discussed. All helpers and I perfeetton to Ada Plymale,
litical candidate rally,” which teachers are asked to attend Marie Stickney, vice grand and
is to be held in the near future. this meeting.
Otto Koenekc, nobio grand.
The Jayceettes planted shrubs
Following the business meet
on the hillside last week and
ing refreshment* were served
I
Local
Ladies
Attend
weeded out the overgrowth. Ad
by Ada Plymale and Alice Hu
ditional work will be done later.
ber.
The members voted to give a Federation Meeting
donation to the Canyon Scholar
Members of the Mill City
ship Fund, sponsored by the Woman's club attending the Mrs. Gordon Hosts
PTA. Door prizes were won by I Convention of the Fourth Dis Bid or Bunch Club
Carol Carson and Veryl Lind trict of the Oregon Federation
The Bid or Bunch Pinochle
say.
of clubs last week in Salem
Members present besides the were Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, chair club members were entertained
hostess were Carol Carson, man of the conservation com Monday evening at the home of
Helen Davis, Myrita Davis, mittee; Mrs. Harry Mason, fi Edna Gordon with Jean Rosa
Paula Grant, Shirley Hoover, nancial secretary; Miss Daisy mond receiving high «core« and
Carol Lieuallen, Veryl Lindsay Geddes, Mrs. Leo Russell, Mrs. Susie Stewart, a guest, pinochle,
fzow prize was awarded to Bet
and Betty Shaw.
John Swan, Mrs. Q. V. Miller ty Pittam.
and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel. Mrs.
The hostess served dessert
Glass, darkened metal or dull Francis Bodeker, chairman of
finished aluminum pans are the Safety Committee was un before the evening of cards.
Edna Lady will be hontess
best for baking bread. They give able to attend.
I
for
the next meeting at the
a good brown crust. To darken
Highlight of the afternoon
^liny tin loaf pan. heat about was the style show in which home of Mary Wright.
five hours in a 350* oven.
members modeled garments
they had made. Mrs. Q. V.
Mliler was awarded second
prize in the evening gown cate-
BORG
gory.
Mill City also received hon-
ors for publicity in the club
scrapbook which was compiled
by Miss Geddes
I
Robert H.
Mikkelson, C.LU.
RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS
Vacation Bible
WE’RE OPEN
Sportsman's Center
Bath Scales $8.95
ATTENTION
DOG OWNERS
Dog Owners Are Reminded That There Is A City Ordinance
Forbidding Dogs Running At Large In Mill City.
CITATIONS WILL BE ISSUED FOR VIOLATIONS OF
THIS ORDINANCE
II
SALE
When shopping for eggs, if
lhere is 8c or less difference in
price per dozen between two
sizes, the larger size is the bet
ter buy.
Custom Bulldozing
AL WARD
PRICE
S//m down for
Summer Fun.
<i?o(or «ScAamiM, ?
BE SURE TO INCLUDE
TELEPHONES IN
POPULAR COLORS
Call 897-28.58 or 897-2954
"No Job Too Small" Watch your weight on
these accurate scales.
CITY OF MILL CITY
RON MEACHAM, Chief of Police
Helps Heal And Clear
ItchySkm Rash!
Zemo—liquid or ointment -« doc
tor's antisrp'ic, promptly relieve«
itching, stops scratching and so
helps heal and dear surface skin
rashes. Buy Extra
Strength Zemo for
stubborn cases
Call our business office
today and ask about our
variety of color telephones
in many attractive styles.
They will go well in any
decor.
Proscriptions Our
Specialty.
Mill City Pharmacy
MEL EIDE, Owner
I’ll. 897-2812
Mill City
I
Valley Telephone Co.
Serving Mill City, Auinaville.
Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner