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A thought for the week—“I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in re ligion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend.” Thomas Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chud- zinski went to Forest Grove Sunday where they visited the Masonic Home. Marilyn Chapter No. 145 made the "pin ons’” for the November Birthday party at the Home and the group delivered them. They returned by the way of the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gard Mi*, and Mrs. L. O. Mathews ner of Bend visited this last of San Diego, accompanied by week with Mr. and Mrs. Al! Mrs. Albert Malchow have Pease. He is a cousin of Mrs.. been visiting with the Arlo Pease and she had not seen1 Tuers family. Mrs. Malchow is him for 35 years. The Gard an aunt of Tuers and Mr. ner’s moved to Bend about Mathews said he had known three months ago from Miss hm since he was two years ouri. He is a mail carrier. old. Mathews is a former newspaper man, originally in Weekend visitors at the the business in Nebraska. home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. While here he visited The Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Enterprise plant, saying he Harper of Granite Falls, Wn. had to “get the smell” of She is a sister of Mrs. Moore. printer’s ink. He compliment They were accompanied by ed The Enterprise owners on Kathy Johnson, granddaugh their shop. He said he was ter of Mrs. Harper from greatly impressed with the Portland and George Johnson, Mill City area. her son, who lives in Mill Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown City. of Artesia, N. M., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Errol Me- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whirk and family of Whidby Clarence Jones. She is a sister Island, Wn., are visiting with of Mr. Jones. From here the his mother, Mrs. Margaret Me- visitors will go to Santa Rosa, Whirk at Gates at the present Calif., for a visit with rela tives. time. Going hunting again this week-end in the Prineville area were Charles Kelly, Frank Smith of Forest Grove, Vernon Todd and son Allen of Stayton. The men have been hunting together in that area for a number of years. The Todds moved back- to this area after several years in Drain where he was school superintendent. He is Junior high principal at Cascade school. Mi's. Bert Morris recently received word that her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Meselle from Palas Verdes Hill, Calif., left for a trip in their private plane about four weeks ago and haven’t been heard from since. California officials said they have not had a lead on the missing plane. The Meselles were fly ing to Alaska. Recent guests at the home Nancy Stewart, daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morris Mr. and Mrs. Charley Stew art, spent the weekend with her parents. Also home for the weekend was Laura Rambo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo. Both young women are students at Mt. Angel College. NOTICE — The Studio of Hair Design will be open Wed nesday through Saturday un til further notice. Shop hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, prop. 23tf were her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Carmony and Johnny from Portland. Mr. Morris had been at the Carmony home for about a week and he returned to his home with them. Mrs. Ruth Swick moved last week to California where she will make her home. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stickney will move into the house she vacated on the corner of S. E. Kingwood and Second street. W1HNG ^jôryowfëriy PARTY FAVORS and HALLOWE'EN MASKS Hallow'een Dinner Napkins WINDOW DECORATIONS Goblins Witches Cats Skeletons i I MEL EIDE, OWNER fl Phone 897-2812 Mill City, Ore. By “Boots” Champion The Deanha PTC will hold its regular meeting of the month Thursday evening at 7:30 at the school library. En tertainment will be provided by the presentation of several musical numbers under the direction of Mrs. Beulah Far row and Miss Margaret Min din. In addition the high school chorus will sing sev eral selections. Following the program, refreshments will be served. The annual school carnival will be held Saturday night in the school gym from 7 to 10:30 p. m. All classes will partici pate. The program will in clude the usual cake walk, bingo, display booths, and many other attractions. Pro Weekend visitors at the ceeds will be used for class home of Mr. and Mrs. James activities. Refreshments will Poole were Mr. and Mrs. Dick be served. Corbett and family of Port 13-Year-Old Gets Buck— land, and Lester Poole from Some have it, and some Seattle. The men went hunt don’t, but we will have to ing in the area while here. agree, that Dinna Williamson, 13-year-old daughter of Mr. Walter Rue is now employ and Mrs. Junior Williamson ed as custodian for school dis of Idanha, had it, when she trict 129J. He was employed aimed and fired bringing for a number of years at prize met. his doom in the Simpson Plywood plant at down a nice 6-polnt buck. Her Lyons. prize met his doom in the Metolius region, and was Susie Whitsett, who is em brought down with one-shot ployed at the Salem Credit (killed) about noon Friday. Bureau office spent the week This was Dinna’s first hunt end with her parents, Mr. and ing trip, and maybe it was Mrs. Bonnie Whitsett, Jr. beginner’s luck, as the old adage goes, but whatever you Jim Swan and Ron Phelps want to call it the fact re were in Eastern Oregon last mains it was darned good week where they joined Mr. marksmanship. and Mrs. Orville Oderman and A moving spree in Idanha Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Conrad of affecting several families was Gold Beach. Mrs. Oderman is reported this week. The Glenn a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stormer family has moved Jim Swan and they spent the into the Mt. Jefferson addi weekend here upon their re tion, and the Jerry Reeves turn home. The hunters family has moved into the brought back six nice bucks. house vacated by the Storm- Mrs. Swan, who has just re ers. Mr. and Mrs. Me) Round turned from several days and family plan to move into spent at Santiam Memorial the John Bowers home, form hospital, is reported to be erly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. feeling pretty good again. Danny Bowers and family. The Bower family has moved Weekend guests at the to Detroit. Also planning to home of Miss Betty Bostwick move next week from Idanha were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley to Mill City are Mr. and Mrs. Cutts and family, Mr. and Gene Boggan. Mr. Boggan, Mrs. Richard Gray and fam who has ben barber in Idan- ily and Mrs. Thomas Bost has has opened a barber shop wick and family all of Leban in Mill City. on and Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Stella Davis of Idanha Bostwick and family of Salem. attended funeral services on Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bostwick, Monday for her aunt, Mrs. who have been visiting here Sophia Ann Mostul, 90, who from Livermore, Calif., for passed away at the home of the past two weeks left for her daughter In Albany. In their home on Monday. terment was at a Silverton cemetery. While in Albany I am now representative for Mrs. Davis was a guest at the Studio Girl Cosmetics. I will home of her cousin, Mrs. Don be glad to give a demonstra Hayne. tion in my home or yours. Ella Mrs. Sarah Benton, who Worley, 204 S. E. Hazel. Ph. recently completed a beauty 897-2165. 44 course has opened a beauty Visiting at the home of Mr. parlor in her Idanha home. Mrs. Stella Davis of Idanha and Mrs. Richard Freeman and family from Friday until reported that the recent rum Sunday were her sister, Mrs. mage sale sponsored by the Ralph Briney and son, Pat Willing Workers Club in the from Longview, Wn. On Sat social room of the Idanha Fire urday afternoon they went to hall was highly-successful. Lebanon where they visited The American Legion Auxil their aunt, Mrs. Rhoda iary Idanha Post, Unit 141 Churchill and Sunday after will held their regular meet noon they visited an uncle ing of the month November 1 and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clar in the social room of the Idan ence Howe in Mill City. Sun ha fire hall at 7:30 p. m. A day evening Mr. and Mrs. cordial invitation is extended Morris Howe were guests at to veterans’ wives who are not members to attend the the Freeman home. meetings. Cecil Johnson, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton, Worthy Patron and Worthy and Mrs. Lex Johnson of De Matron of Marilyn Chapter troit recently received his No. 145 OES and Mr. and Mrs. greeting card from Uncle Steve Chudzinski, Associate Sam, and is now taking Army Patron and Matron attended Basic training at Ft. Lewis. Leaving here Tuesday for Evergreen Chapter OES at Woodburn Monday evening a two week vacation in San Francisco was Mike Terry Visiting this week at the and Tony Barker of Detroit. home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mrs. Nan (Scott) Young of Jeter was her sister, Mrs. Marion Forks who was hos Lyle Wachsnitcht and her pitalized about two week ago three small grandchildren of for medical attention, will be Albany. released from a Salem hos Mr. and Mrs. Alvin David pital the last of this week, to her daughter, son have received word from according Morgan. their son, Pvt. R. D. Davidson Dorothy Mrs. Ada Tompkins, secre that he has been shipped out tary of the American Legion to Saigon. He is with the Idanha Post reported the ben Army Engineer Corps. He efit dance raise money for took his basic training at Ft. Christmas to treats for children Ord and Ft. Lewis. was a success. Esther and Earnest Prescriptions Our Specialty DETROIT Logging Slash IDANHA Disposal Studied Study of logging slash dis Free posal in the National Forests of Oregon and Washington has been stepped up by the assignment of two men to work with the Forest Ser vice’s Pacific Northwest Reg ion. John Dell and Frank Ward, both from Riverside, Cali fornia, Forest Fire Research laboratory, are now station ed in Portland to carry out studies in the Douglas-fir reg ion of western Oregon and western Washington. The men will study tree ef fects of slash burning (in cluding air pollution), the techniques and timing of burning hazardous waste ma terial, fire behavior and means of disposal other than burning, including greater utilization. Timber harvest in the Douglas-fir region creates ap proximately 125,000 acres of slash annually. This slash of ten constitutes a serious wild life hazard if not disposed of by burning or other means. Dell and Ward will work with personnel of the Nat ional Forest west of the Cas cades to gather data, develop improved methods, test sys tems, and determine costs of various methods of slash hazard reduction. The program is sponsored by the Pacific Northwest Reg ion and Pacific Southwest Forest & Ranger Experiment Station, Berkeley, California. Dear Don: I think the following would Le beneficial to your readers. Winter weather is here, and with it comes hazardous driv ing conditions. Fog, slippery highways, and more hours of darkness all play their part in increasing traffic accidents. Here are some safety tips: When fog is ahead, slow down. Turn headlights on low beam; don’t follow other cars too closely; keep both hands on the wheel; and use the white shoulder line to posi tion your car. Keep a rag handy to wipe off windows. If you must stop in fog or snow for any reason, pull as far off the highway as you possibly can. If the highway is slippery with snow or ice, drive as if you are handling eggs—slow and steady with no sharp turns or sudden stops. Get out of dangerous skids by turning your wheel in the same di rection as the skid. For ex ample, if the rear end of your car skids left, steer left. If it skids right, steer right. Night driving with it’s re duced visibility calls for ex tra caution Drive slower, stay well behind the car ahead, and always dim head lights when meeting or fol lowing other vehicles. Keep your eyes peeled for pedes trians, turn signals from other cars, and vehicles pulling out of side streets. Jim Taylor, Mill City Police Chief 5—The Mill City Enterprise, hTursday, Oct. 27, 1966 SCRUBDENIM Gives Jeans “Broken-in” comfort, good looks. Soft as a puppy, yet rugged as an old hound. $5.95 Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all the many friends who remember ed me with cards, flowers and visits while I was in the hos pital. I am deeply grateful and Boxed Christmas cards now in The Enterprise. Use may God bless you all. Mrs. James Swan on display. 59c to $3.00. See us for special ordering Photo Whv Don't YOU Subecribe to greeting and imprinted cards. *hem to buy, sell, rent. THÉ MILL CITY T.NTEBPBUE Mill City Pharmacy. 43tf Mill City Brings Results—Try It Every Week Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise M1SS BOBBIE SULUVAN „ 1967 Model @ Port»-** Miss Salem Universe invites you to the Grand Opening of our Salem office of Columbian Optical in the New Salem Plaza and to register for the Free Prize Drawing. To celebrate the Grand Opening, our Hearing Aid Department will award as Grand prize a beautiful 1967 GE Porta-Color TV set, PLUS four Modern, AII-in-the-Ear Type Zenith Hearing Aids, PLUS Binoculars and Barometers as additional prizes. FREE tickets. Nothing to buy. You need not be present to w' ’Sa|en, Opening Register NOW! Thurs., Oct. 27 6 fat y*** COLUMBIAN OPTICAL Hearing Aid Department SALEM PLAZA / Center at Liberty— almost We would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks and appreciation to the merchants of Mill City, Gates, Detroit and Idanha who so generously donated the prizes for our benefit dance held at Detroit City hall October 22. We also extend a grateful thank you, to all of those who contributed their time. We are happy to an nounce the benefit was very successful. To all, your co operation is gratefully ack nowledged. American Legion Aux. Why don’t you subscribe to Idanha Post Unit 141. The Mill City Enterprise. man were in McMinnville Sunday where they attended a Northwest District Repre sentative meeting of the Christian Youth Fellowship planning for the World’s Fel lowship Youth Meet which It's easy to sell it when will be held November 25 and you use Classified ads 26 at McMinnville. 227 8. W. Broadway Gobblin' GOOD! Donuts or Cookies Ask For Quantity Prices Muir’s Bakery AND FOUNTAIN Phone 897-2136 MH1 City, Oregon Elf y Will Be Here Next Week___
