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THE MILL 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 16, 1967 CITY ENTERPRISE Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday P. O. Box 348 Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. Subscription Rates Marion-Linn Counties, per year ....................... -............. $3.50 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ....................... $4.00 Outside Oregon, per year—......... -.................................. $4.50 DON W. MOFFATT.......... ....................Editor and Publisher ALTA MOFFATT ...... ........... General News—Bookeeper GOLDIE RAMBO....................... -......Society and News Editor LLOYD ROSE........ .............. Machinist-Printer MEHAMA home in Detroit for a week Stork Shower Honors before returning to Wood Five Different Women land, Wn. another grandson, born to Mrs. John Teeters The Women’s Mission So their son-in-law and daughter, DETROIT — An unique Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips ciety of the Idanha Commun Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller baby shower was held Thurs By Eva Bressler at a Salem hospital Thurs visited Saturday, March 11 day evening at the home of ity church will sponsor a With their son and daughter- Mrs. E. L. Roye and Mrs. day, March 9. rummage and food sale at Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Rolf Anderson, who lives the Detroit City hall, March Fieda Grugget were in Stay The regular meeting of the in-law, at the Ranger Station. What ton Wednesday afternoon to Lyons Extension unit will be Phillips and five children in this shower different 23 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. attend a Self Study and Valu held Thursday, March 23, Roseburg. Their granddaugh made that it was for five wo Anyone wishing to donate ation meeting of the Women’s with an all day meeting at the ter, Marjorie, returned home was men: Bertha Kubesh, clothing and miscellaneous Society of Christian Service Lyons Methodist church. All with them for a short visit. Joyce Mmes. articles please contact Mrs. Pflug, Linda held In the fireplace room of inteiested are welcome. Mrs. The Phillips were accompan Marge Wagner and Galdabini, Sharon Barbara Whitely at 854-3423. the Methodist church. They Belva Covey, Linn County ied to Eugene by Mr. and A benefit dance sponsored are members of the Lyons So Extension agent from Albany Mrs. Luther Stout, who spent Harrison. by the American Legion Post Attending were Mmes. Ann the day visiting with Mrs. ciety. No. 141 will be held Saturday will present a lesson on “So Stout’s sister and family. Rush, Janetta Huckeby, Jan evening, March 18. Proceeds Members of the Lyons Gar cial Security.” Mr. and Mrs. Chris McDon Monroe, Eddie Coleman, den Club joined the Mill City Miss Mildred Asmussen of ald of Glide were weekend Carolyn Gardner, Betty Dean, will be used to purchase two club to attend the annual Salem was a Sunday luncheon Verna Ketchum, Carol Hend flags for the new high school garden and flower show in guest at the home of Mrs. guests at the home of their rickson, Pat Galbraith, and and to send a boy to Boys’ son-in-law and daughter, Mr. State. Portland Thursday. Going Ethel Huffman. and Mrs. Donald Teeters and Karin Galdabini. The Junior and Senior from here were Mmes. Hugh Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker family, and Mr. and Mrs. Har Co-hostesses were: Bobble class at Detroit will present Johnston, Floyd Bassett, Otto were Sunday dinner guests Anderson, Kathleen Boeck- Weidman, Ralph Downer, W. in Salem at the home of their old Longfellow and family. stiegel, Mary Anne Levering. a three-act play “Hill Billy They were here especially to E. McMahan, Chester Riggs, son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Refreshments were served. Weddin’” Saturday March Glenn Julian, Percy Hiatt, and Mrs. Earl Hampton and see their grandson, Douglas To top off the evening at the 18 at 7:30 in the school gym. Mrs. Otto Oja Is in Santiam Leonard Cruson, Kathy Neal children. The occasion hon Teeters who is reporting to height of a snow storm, the and Mrs. Edith Bass of Scio, ored the birthday anniversar Ft. Lewis, Wn., March 14 for electricity was off for an hour Memorial hospital with pneu assignment to Vietnam. who was a guest. monia. ies of their grandsons Doug Mrs. M. V. Frame went to and a half. Mrs. Hilma Dickie is at Mr. and Mrs. James Toomb las and David. Portland March 8 where she home in Detroit and visiting were weekend guests in Au Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carl spent several days at the is her brother, Martin Carl burn, Wn, at the home of ton and children from The home of her brother and sis Bridal Shower Given son of Newport and Mrs. their son and family, Mr. and Dalles, were weekend guests ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. In Honor of Hopsons Arny Denman of Salem. Mrs. James Toomb Jr. They at the home of her parents, T. Mulkey and visited with IDANHA — A bridal show went to see their new grand Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down other relatives. She also at er was given in honor of son Nathan Andrew. ing and his parents, Mr. and tended the Gardens on Re newly married Mr. and Mrs. Marion Aiderman of Idanha Mrs. John McClurg. view at the Multnomah Coun Jack Hopson Friday evening Mrs. Donna Asmussen and ty Exposition Center. has purchased property in at the Idanha Fire hall. Host Fox Valley east of the Sheilds Mrs. Orville Downing, cooks Mrs. B. L. Kirsch went to esses were: Mmes. Pearl ReMine shop, and will erect a at Mari-Linn were in Bend Salem Sunday evening to get Hamilton, Sarah Benton, Opal truck shop building. over the weekend to attend Debbie, Steven and Becci Leming and Thelma Smith. Several members of Santi- a school cook’s workshop. Weldon, who will be spending Attending were Mmes. Tom Drynan leader of the Mr. and Mrs. George Scott the week of Spring vacation Lydia Williamson, Bernice am Valley Grange who went on record protesting H. B. of Roseburg and Mr. and at the Kirsch home. They Dummer, Dorothy William Sea Scouts reports 15 boys 1690, as well as others from Mrs. Ernest Podrabsky of Mill are grandchildren of Mr. and son, Carrie Storey, Delores had an enjoyable time over the weekend hunting rabbits this area were in Salem to at City were Sunday evening Mrs. Kirsch. Stephens, Beverly Broach, near Redmond at the lower tend the hearing held at the visitors at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kan- Edith Bittner, Goldie Storey, bridge on the Deschuttes. He State House Thursday even Ethel Huffman. off will be leaving the last of Ruth Thomasson, Elaine reported the weather perfect ing. Mr. Steiver from the Mrs. Elwin Pederson, with the week for Yakutt, Alaska, Hopson and Evelyn Roberts. and that about 50 rabbits Mrs. Maurice Sunderman of where they will be employed Grange was the speaker. Guests from out-of-town were killed. They brought Paul and Michael, small Stayton and Mrs. Walter Hob- for the Summer. were: Mrs. Ruby Stevens, the about 10 cottontails. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dean bensiefken of Creswell left Debbie Wagner was among groom’s mother; Kay Flynn, home Others helping on the trip Madsen recently underwent Wednesday for Greeley, Colo., those going to Coos Bay Sun Jerilynn Hopson and Nancy tonsilectomies at Santiam Me where they will attend the day to spend most of the Storey. Others unable to at were Gary Peterson and Mar vin Brown. Shields ReMine morial hospital in Stayton. wedding of their cousin Miss week at the A2 basketball tend sent gifts. furnished the transportation. They are now convalescing at Marilyn Geiser. tournament. The couple was married in Sunday guests at the home home. Julius Titze returned home Reno, February 25 and will Carl Anderson, who has of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mc March 8 from Santiam Me make their home in Detroit. Half the world spends more been in a serious condition at Mahan were their son and morial hospital where he had than half its time wondering a Salem hospital underwent wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. spent most of the previous how the other half can afford brain surgery Wednesday Meyer and their son-in-law week receiving treatment. it. morning, and is doing as well and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Visiting a short time March Longhofer of Portland. as can be expected. 11 at the Titze home were his In recognition of Girl Scout son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. Frank Spain from Aberdeen, W n., returned Sunday, Mrs. Paul Penning and Mrs. Bert Bailey and Joyce Dewhurst—Ginny Kniss home Thursday after spend ton, Mrs. Robert James, and daughter, Sherry, of Spring Now that Spring is sup ing several days at the home Mrs. John Elmore, with their field. posed to be around the corn of her sister, Mrs. Carl An scouts and cub scouts attend Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Robl er, are having more snow derson. ed morning services at the and daughters, Wendy, Melis and we cold weather than we did Students at Mari-Linn are Lyons Methodist church. sa and Jenny of Stayton vis all season. Our poor buds enjoying spring vacation this Several from Lyons went to ited Sunday at the home of week. Coos Bay Monday to attend her parents, Mr. and Mrs. raise their heads and here comes Jack Frost. (That’s Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Trahan the three-day annual State Harry Monroe. really called being nipped in are announcing the birth of A2 basketball tournament. Mrs. Don Stensland and the bud.) son, Ted, of Independence Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Anderson were Sunday guests at the of the Detroit Ranger Station, home of her brother-in-law purchased a new car last and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don week and Sunday while driv It's a social drink ald Teeters and family. She ing down the Canyon, a rock also visited other relatives bounded from the hillside and for the young set here. missed all the other cars and The young set is hep to smashed their windshield. milk’s delicious taste and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knapp body building powers. Restaurants and children of Idanha are And a milk snack is ideal You’ll enjoy eating at these spending a few days in Port for socializing. land visiting friends and rela Fine Salem Restaurants tives. HOUSE to HOUSE It was announced last EDDIE’S Delivery week that Forester Ronald Seafoods - Steaks - Chicken Galdabini, of the Detroit LYONS — MEHAMA Open for Lunch 11:30 a. m. Ranger Station was being MILL CITY — GATES Dining & Dancing 'til transferred to Ketchikan, Every 2:30 a. m. 3803 Com’l SE 362-7790 Alaska on the South National Tues. — Thurs. — Sat. Tongass Forest. 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