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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1966)
-Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel Susan Whitsett, 1966 grad uate of Santiam High school, has secured a position with a credit bureau in Salem and says she likes her work real well. She is presently driving back and forth but will move there later. Father Hugh Gearin has moved to Mill City and will serve St. Catherine’s Catholic Church. He will assume his duties Sept. 1. This is the first time the church has had a resident pastor for a number of years. spent considerable time last week at the Shakespearean Festival at Ashland. They got rained out Thursday night, so went on to Central Oregon. Doc took in the annual Mal heur Caves Masonic meeting before they returned home. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MacGre gor spent last week vacation ing at Beaverton and also along the Washington and Oregon coast line. They re ported good weather most of the time, while visiting points of interest along the coast. Mrs. Jay Mason, her son, Ross Mason, and Mrs. Fran ces Gust of Spokane were din ner guests at the Don Moffatt home Thursday night. Pat Herron of Sacramento, Calif., is spending his vacation Shelly Stewart, who has in the Mill City area. Mr. spent the past several weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, left for her home in Portland Fri day. She worked in the bean harvest while here. Herron works for an insur ance firm there but says he plans on retiring in this area. Violet Counts, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schroe working in the bean harvest Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vogt here, has joined her parents, Correction: In last week’s Mr. and Mrs. Austin Counts, and daughters, Nancy and Su issue of The Enterprise, it who moved recently to Klam san of Albany were Mill City was stated that Mr. and Mrs. ath Falls. visitors this week. They visit Don Clark had visited in Mon ed with friends and relatives tana where he had seen his Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg and were enroute to Lakeview first grandchild. It should spent several days last week to visit with the Norman Gar have read, great grandchild. in Yakima visiting friends risons when they discovered Mr. Clark Is still a patient at and also visited relatives in they were camped at Fisher Santiam Memorial hospital Seattle. They were in Spring men’s Bend park. They joined where he was treated for an field Sunday for a reunion of them there and the group attack of kidney stones. went on to Metolius Tuesday her family, the McKluskys. where the Gerald Garrisons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Music, Sherry Podrabsky will work Sisters met them for a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Smithey as a teacher’s aide in the and S. E. Richards went deep- school district here while her Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morris sea fishing at the coast over husband, Don, is in the ser visited friends in the Portland the weekend, making a good vice. area recently and went on to catch. Hood River to the home of Mrs. Shields ReMine enter Mrs. Barbara Delaney and her NOTICE — The Studio of tained a group of ladies with father, Mode Davis. He was Hair Design will be open Wed a “coffee” at her home Fri observing his 90th birthday nesday through Saturday un day morning, Aug. 26, honor on August 15. He is in fairly til further notice. Shop hours ing Mrs. D. B. Hill of Hono good health and asked to be 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, lulu, Hawaii, who had been remembered to his friends prop. 23tf visiting friends and relatives here. here for a week. She and her Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus son, Stewart, returned by jet were in Hood River Sunday Sunday morning, Aug. 28. A PHOTOGRAPH where a family gathering Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gar- honored them on the occasion ison have their camper and of their 25th wedding anni trailer at Fishermen’s Bend versary. Her parents, Mr. and park and a number of their Mrs. Eph Thomas of Portland friends have been driving out were observing their 58th an to greet them. The Garrison’s niversary on the same day. retired recently and plan to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Donaldson were hosts for the event. do a little traveling. Mrs. Ralph Budlong cut her The Gift that Lasts! A Portrait You Will Cherish More and More Each Year. Color or Black and White Photography by Ogden Mill City, Ore. finger severely when a bottle of oil she was opening broke. She was taken to Dr. Reid who took care of the wound. Cliff Malcolm of Gardenia, Calif., is in Mill City looking after his property. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and Mrs. J. C. Dickinson were in Scio Sunday afternoon where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Burton and Rosemary. Mr. and' Mrs. Gordon Mc Morris went to Tacoma, Wash., Friday where he play ed in the Regional Softball Tournament. The team he played on came in fourth place. They returned home Sunday evening. Special Sale on David E. Goode der of Crescent City, Calif., have returned home after vis Gets Army Promotion iting with his brother and Word has been received that sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Capt. David E. Goode, grand Herbert Schroeder. son of Edmund Bertram of Mill City, received his promo Claude Lewin underwent tion to Major in the U. S. major surgery at the Veter Army Friday, August 26 at an’s hospital in Portland on Leavenworth, Kan., where he Tuesday. He is reported to be and his bride recently moved. getting along as well as can He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. be expected. Mrs. Lewin said Don Goode of Eugene. he would be glad to receive Goode attended elementary cards from his friends. school here in 1944, graduated from Eugene High in 1952 and Mi and Mrs. Clyde Rogers received a B. S. degree from returned Sunday from a the U of O in 1957. He return week’s vacation trip to the ed from 16 months Viet Nam lower Breitenbush Hot duty in July of this year, and Springs. Their son, Clyde, Jr. started U. S. Army Command of Albany took them to the and General Staff college this springs and came after them last August 18 at Leaven on Sunday. They then drove worth, hoping to finish in up to the Olallie Lake area to June, 1967. a picnic spot where they cooked their dinner beside Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Rog have moved to Gates and will ers said it was a most enjoy live in the Bill Gleason home able trip and they thought while they are away. Mr. Lake the scenery was magnificent. will be custodian at the Gates They were especially impress Grade school. Mr. and Mrs. ed by the variety of trees. Gerald Gibson are living in the Lake residence. Mrs. Marvin Bibier and three children from Salem were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Heller and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis Mrs. Bruce Holmes, Martha, Suzy and Tommy from Long view, Wn.. have been visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kaplinger. The employees of Girod’s Hilltop Market spent Sunday deep sea fishing at Warren ton. Making the trip were Florent Frichtl, Virgil Trout, Gary Petersen, Allen Muise, Albin Cooper and Jim Girod. The group caught nine sal mon. The Mill City Garden club Your Social Security her nephew, Bobby Saltalma- By Zed Harris chia to Portland Monday Q. At the time of my fath where he left for his home at San Jose, Calif. He had er’s death two years ago I Come in and take your choice now. spent the summer here work was 19 and never received so cial security benefits. I am ing in Stewart’s Grocery. now attending the university Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton full time. Am I eligible for from Salem visited Monday student benefits? Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City | at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Yes. Student benefits I Lowell Cree. were payable beginning with January 1965 so you should apply at your social security office immediately, bringing with you your birth certifi cate, your father’s social se curity number, and you must show that you are a full-time student and unmarried. Q. I am attending a trade school at the request of my employer and he pays me while attending school. Is it possible for me to receive stu dent benefits? A. Not as long as you are being paid by your employer while attending school and MOTHERS: We have the list of all school supplies required are attending school at his re quest. for Grades I through 12. J. When I became 18 both my social security benefits and my mother’s were stop ped. I have now enrolled in college beginning In Septem ber and understand that my benefits will begin with Sep tember. Will my mother’s begin with September also? A. Not unless your mother is of retirement age and can qualify for wife’s or widow’s benefits. She cannot qualify merely because you will be entitled to student’s benefits. Dresses for School . . . $2.98 Ada’s Needle Shop Again, make this your headquarters PRESCRIPTIONS Our Specialty Mill City Pharmacy Phone 897-2812 MEL EIDE, Owner Mill City, Oregon Because of an increasing number of complaints about telephone sales calls, Lowell Brown Jr. of Valley Tele phone Co. has issued the fol lowing statement: “People have said there are too many sales calls, and call ers are often inconsiderate or offensive. Telephone selling can serve a useful purpose in many in stances. But we are concern ed about those cases in which misuse causes annoyance to our customers. We are trying to do some thing about “pushy” or of fensive calls. We’re pointing out to telephone canvassers that an offended or angry per son isn’t likely to buy any thing. We’re urging business men to call at times conven ient to you, avoiding meal times, early morning, etc. And we’re suggesting that they identify themselves quickly and honestly, avoiding dis guised or indirect approaches. You can help too. The best remedy for the caller who won’t accept your polite “no” is for you simply to hang up. You won’t have to listen to his message, and he will sure ly get yours.” from West Fir were overnight guests last Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd. They also visited at the homes of Mrs. Harvey Tol Social Security Law bert, Mrs. George Flook and Change May Be of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Turnidge. will meet the second Thurs day of September Instead of the first Thursday due to the State Fair and Labor Day holidays. The September 8 Guests last week at the meeting will be at the Gates home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Community Clubhouse. Verbeck were their son and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Drapel- family, the Richard Verbecks of Tangent and her mother, la and Dan from Milwaukie Mrs. Josie Mires of Silverton. attended church Sunday at the local Christian church and Mr. and Mrs. William Grif visited friends in the after fin and two children of Nor noon. They are former resi walk, Calif., are visiting at the dents of Mill City. the of her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bassett Mrs. Albert Toman. and family of Seattle are vis Miss Irma Graham of San iting at the home of her par Francisco is vacationing at ents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Witt the home of her mother, Mrs. and with his parents, Mr. and Tena Graham. She is also vis Mrs. Floyd Bassett at Lyons. iting with other friends and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Math- relatives. eus of Yerington, Nev., visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Reid re last week at the home of turned recently from a two- their son-in-law and daughter, week vacation spent traveling Mr. and Mrs. Louis Waikart. in Kansas and other midwest Spending the summer at the ern states. Dave said he visit home of his son and family ed his old home town of Hebo, is L. J. Waikart of Houston, and decided that this area is Texas. a much better place to live. Mis. Charley Stewart took Here Is How to Stop Annoying Sales Calls Those who need advice real- I ly want it, those who ask it ) seldom follow it 5—The MEI City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept 1, 1966 $29.95 CLOSEOUT SALE Logging Boots While They Last Regular $39.50 ★ ★ ★ Sale on Women's Plastic Rain Boots ROSE HARDWARE AND GENERAL STORE Western Auto Catalog Order House Phone 897-2785 Mill City, Oregon Benefit to Students Thousands of students will be returning to the classrooms in a few weeks. Among them will be many who may qualify for social security benefits as the result of a change in the Social Security Law, accord ing to Clair Flaten, District Manager of the Salem Social Security office. In the past, benefit pay ments were terminated when a child reached age 18. Under recent changes, monthly pay ments can no wbe made to un married children, between ages 18 and 22, of an insured parent who is receiving retire ment or disability insurance benefits, or who has died, if the child is a full time stu dent. The contribution of benefits for those now under age 18 and receiving social security is almost automatic. However, social security will need to be notified that the child is a full-time student when he reaches age 18. If social security benefits were stopped because the child reached age 18, and he is still under age 22 and un married, he or his parent must reapply to have the spe PEACHES — PEACHES cial benefit for students rein stated. Plentiful Flaten said that if the child Veterans — Early Elbertas — Golden Hale has never received social se curity benefits and is now Also eligible because one of his parents has retired, become Gravenstein Apples — Bartlett Pears — Sweet Corn disabled, or died, he should contact his social security of A good supply of Improved Elbertas after 8th of Sept. fice as soon as possible to ap 5 Miles South of Harrisburg on Coburg Road ply for benefits. The Salem Social Security office is located at 702 Church Street, N.E. Business hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Mondays and from 8:30 a.- m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday thru Friday. The telephone number is 585-1793. Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week
