RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 15, 1968
QAJ gsmj G m X
Back To School Clothing
wrw w
is arriving at our store every day. Be sure you
check here before buying school clothing for your
young people.
Ada’s Needle Shop
Phone 897-2141
227 S. W. Broadway
Mill City
Goldie Rambo
Oaa&
J
J
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
Rae Yankus has Bridal Shower at
Boroughs Home on Sunday, August 11
Mrs. I-anny Mark entertain
ed Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Boroughs for Miss Rozillah
Yankus, bride elect of James
Kirk Bryan. The wedding will
be an event of August 24 at
the Mill City Presbyterian
Church.
Colors of blue and white
were used for decorations at
the Boroughs home with the
serving table centered with a
gaily decorated cake.
Contest games were played
with Mrs. Charles Kelly and
Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt winning
prizes. Miss Yankus, who had
come from Oakland, Califor
nia for the shower, opened her
gifts.
Those present or sending
gifts were Mrs. Kenneth
Chance, Debbie and Jennifer,
Mrs. Russell Page, Mrs. Al
Yankus, Mrs. Earl Loucks,
Mrs. Louis Verbeck, Mrs. Dav
id Hickerson, Mrs. A. T. Barn
hardt, Mrs. Pat Thomas, Mrs.
Burton Boroughs, Mrs. John
MacGregor, Mrs. W. B. Hlrte,
Miss Sherie Hirte, Mrs. Don
Moffatt, Mrs. Hannah Cath-
erwood, Mrs. Jim Swan, Mrs.
Cecil Lake, Mrs. Don Shevthe,
Mrs. Charley Stewart, Miss
Nancy Stewart, Mrs. Mel Ram-
Miss Sara Jo Kelly
Weds Bary Trey ve
At Portland Church
Well, the Republican con
vention is a thing of the past
ami soon the Democrats w ill
be in the limelight I’m not
going to bet on the outcome
of that as I just lost a steak
dinner on the other. Don t
really lose (only money!) on
a bet like that as we get to
partake of the steak while
feeding the other guy.
We spent the week-end in
Central Oregon and again will
say how much I like the cli
mate—of course missing our
own fir trees and cool (not
today) moist air. But every
one has a certain spot that
really gives them a sense of
complete relaxation - or should
have, and that happens to
clear the cobwebs from my
head. Can hear the boss say
ing—“so what’s your excuse
today?”. Its Monday—which
everyone seems to have a pho
bia about, workwise.
my little thoughts running
around in my head and com
ing out on paper—thinking of
sermons makes me think of
the Ten Commandments and
that in turn reminds me of
an article in the Cottonwoods
Chronicle now published by
our good friend, Lloyd Rose.
Think it bears repeating.
TEN THOUGHTFUL WAYS .
1. Never attend any meet
ings. Just sit around and crit
icize the way “They" are do
ing things.
2. Vote against any kind of
tax levy—whether the pur
pose is good or not.
3. Make fun of the fire and
police department. “They” are
just out there for the glory
and pay.
4. Don’t ever go to the mov
ie, school concert or ball
game, benefit program, or ex
hibit. Sit in a half-trance in
front of the “idiot box.’’
5. Knock your city council.
This is a must. Every one of
them is just on the council
to get a little kickback.
6. Stay out of church. You
might go on Easter and Chirst-
mas just to prove to yourself
that the minister does not
know what he’s talking about
and everyone there is a hyp
ocrite.
7. Buy everything you can
out of a discount catalog or
mail order book. These firms
are the first to come forth
with donations and service
to the community.
8. Don’t support your town’s
newspaper. The out-of-town
papers are a lot better and
contribute much more to your
own town than the local bu
gle. But jump on your paper’s
editor the first time Aunt
Hegatha’s visit is left out—
forget the other 10 times is
was in.
9. Spread any story or rum
or which is defamatory or un
complimentary about the
town. Never say nothing nice
about nobody. All kids are de
linquent, all businessmen are
crooks.
10. Above all, always be
skeptical and cynical about
anything supposed to be good
for progress and betterment
of the community. Your motto
should be: "If it’s good, it
can’t happen here.”
Of interest to Mill City
friends was the marriage Fri
day, August 9 of Miss Sara Jo
Kelly to Bary Treyve, both of
Portland. They were married
at the Westminister Presby
terian Church and will live in
Seattle for a time while he
completes specialized school
ing. He is a recent graduate
of Portland State.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Colin Slade and he is
Family Gathering
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eman
uel Treyve all of Portland.
Honors F. Wainman; Attending the wedding from Several years ago when
here were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
came into being
Kelly and family and Mr. and i i Medicare
Leaves for Service
Mrs. Shields ReMine with there was much controversy
. about it—and so many said
Friends and relatives gath Mrs. Blanche Kelly of Salem , that it wouldn’t help the peo
ered at the home of Mr. and joining them for the trip to ple for whom it was intended.
Mrs. Fred Wainman, Sr., Sun Portland.
I disagreed then and do now.
day noon, August 12 for a
I think the elderly are hav
potluck dinner in honor of
ing better care than they ev
their son Fred Wainman, Jr.,
er had without having to rely
who left Tuesday, August 14,
on welfare—which certainly
for two years duty with the
I has its place. But it used to
armed service.
be that the average person
Those present for the occa
could use up a life savings in
sion were: the honored guest
their old age if they became
Fred, Jr., Mrs. Cecelia Court-
seriously ill.
ney and Phyllis of Stayton;
Was reading an interesting
Mrs. Grace Weeder; Mr. and
news item in the dailies this
Mrs. Wayne Stavang; Miss
Members of the Mill City week about a fellow from
Jeanette Sllbernagel; Miss Christian Church, along with Oregon who had been visit
Dorothy Voltin; Miss Carolyn their pastor, minister Charles ing in California and fell and
Voltin; John and Robert Ger Fultz, will attend the annual broke his hip. He ran up a
ard; all of the Jordan area; picnic Sunday, August 18 at doctor and hospital bill in
Mr. and Mrs. Haman Shelton Camp Koinonia near Sweet five weeks that was some
Gates Fire Laddies
and Larry; Marvin James; Bill Home.
what staggering and would
Bostic; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sta There have been a number have eaten quite a hole in
And Wives Have
vang, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Dar of church young people at his savings. Medicare paid
rell Morriss, all of Rt. 1, Stay tending the camp recently in 90% of his hospital bill and
Picnic on Sunday
ton, and the hosts Mr. and cluding David Plotts, Gordon over 80% of hts doctor bill,
Mrs. Fred Wainman, Sr., and Plotts and Jerry Shephard. It’s like social security and
GATES — The Gates Fire their sons, Melvin, Bill and Mill City church members had the
people who STILL knock
Department and Auxiliary Joe.
a special contribution earlier it—notice that when the time
members held a family picnic
in the year receiving enough comes to retire—early or late
and barbeque at the home of
money to build an A frame they are willing to take the
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor
house at the camp where the check.
Sunday afternoon. Potluck
young people are housed.
All this indignation about
dishes, hamburgers and home
so many things is somewhat
made ice cream were provid
amazing isn’t it? It depends
ed. Balloons, apple bobbing,
Teen Age Dances Held on what side one happens to
horseshoe pitching and a silk-
be on at the moment—if you
stocking contest were enter
are on the paying side then
All regular meetings and At Gates Clubhouse
tainment features.
the loud complaints but when
Those present were Mr. and other local activities of the
GATES — Loud and lively it comes time to get on the
Mrs. Orville Brown, Mr. and congregation of Jehovah’s music
produced by the ‘Sound receiving end of the game—
Mrs. Fred' Woods, their son, Witnesses in Qte Mill City- Ex-Press
Community
” group was the many objections seem to <iim-
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Woods Stayton area are cancelled for main
feature
of
the
latest
and small son; Mr. and Mrs. the weekend of August 14-18 Teen-age dance held at the inish.
Bob Oliver, Irvin Tucker, in favor of the “Good News
Calendar of Events
Community center Sat The above sounds like a
Mr. and Mrs. John Roten and for All Nations” District As Gates
urday
night.
The
dances
are
sermon
—
but
its
just
more
of
visitors from California, Mr. semblies in Medford and Eur
and Mrs. Pat Bennett and eka according to John Wood held for the teenagers in the
Thursday, August 15—
children; Mr. and Mrs. Gary cock, presiding minister. This area and they are always
chaperoned
by
adults.
Miller and friends of Mt. An will culminate the seven-week
Jayceette meeting at the
Five boys play in the band Will "Wear-Awhiles" home
gel, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Christian training program at
of Nancy Girod at 8 p.m
Fleck and children, Mr. and 50 conventions that were ar and all take part in writing
J. C. Kimmel - Ed L. Davis, Owners
Mrs. Gael Cutsforth, Bob Kel ranged for the congregations the songs and producing spe Replace 'Throw-aways' Wednesday, August 21 —
le, Iola Taylor and son of of Jehovah’s Witnesses in the cial effect sounds. In the band
“Throw-away dress” made
Phone
Mill City, Oregon
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar United States and Canada by are Gary Bartow, drums; Dan
Randy Cogar and of paper, that have been on hall at 8 p. m.
Skillings, Mr. and Mrs. Dean the Watchtower Society of Richardson,
New York. Woodcock stated David Evans, guitar and the market for a couple of
Sharp and family.
Jaycees at JC hall at 8 p.
years—especially in summer
The men were ready in any that several from the local Chuck Swaim, tamborine.
fashions—are getting a little m.
case of emergency with the congregation have recently at
more serious this year.
fire truck parked nearby in tended assemblies in Sacra
Bowling Leagues Are
,
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Instead of “throw-aways” Sponsored as a public service
mento,
British
Columbia
or
case
it
was
needed.
Otherwise
u HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
by
they’re called “wear-awhiles.”
a relaxing afternoon was en Spokane.
And Instead of the paper type,
Underway at Stayton
joyed.
the textile industry has in
Mrs. Carey Makes Trip GATES — The Fall-Winter troduced a spun-bonded poly
Bowling season is quickly ap ester that promises every-
proaching
with the coming of thing
J from
*—i the soft to a bold
To Nevada Recently
September most league will look.
This new spun-bonded poly
GATES -Velma Carey just be formed, either for day-time
Phone 897-2345
recently made a trip via char or night-time bowling. This ester resembles an interesting J. C. Kimmel-Ed L. Davis
tered bus to Las Vegas, to at year, the owner of North San- fabric, and promises more
Owners
tend the 22nd annual conven tiam Lanes is opening another strength for a garment. The
tion for the American School morning league for women. industry claims it can be
Food Service association. Ap This league will start Tues washed either in the machine
proximately 30 persons on the day morning at 9:30, and will or by hand several times be
the bus, all representing Ore consist of five persons per fore discarding. But check the
label first to be sure your gar
gon, others went by car. The team.
Those
wishing
to
sign
ment
is of the spun-bonded
up
convention was. held for all should do so now.
PERSONAL STATIONERY
type before plunging it in the
school cooks throughout the
water.
United States. Both men and
These garments also have
LETTERHEADS
women attended.
a
durable flame retardant fin
Mrs. Carey left a week ago
ish which is claimed to last
ENVELOPES
last Sunday and returned Sat
for the useful life of the gar
urday night. She visited var
ment.
ious places of interest in
This new “fabric,” with a
Sparks, Reno and Las Vegas;
clear vinyl laminated to its
went to the Follies Bergere,
surface, is now being featur
dinner show in Vegas and
ed in shower curtains, table
several other shows. The con
cloths,
placemats, rugs, cafe
It
seems
as
though
one
of
vention and Vegas strip prov
and closet and bath
ed to be fascinating and in our local State Police officers curtains,
must feel he and/or his family room accessories.
teresting.
ENCLOSURES
are exempt from traffic laws.
This individual was observed
BUSINESS CARDS
Mill City Girls Attend on the old Lyons-Mill City
road Monday night (after
dark) pulling a boat on a
BOOKLETS
Camp Kilowan
trailer with a pickup. The
ACCOUNTING FORMS
Three Mill City girls are trailer had NO tail lights and
attending Camp Kilowan's fi the pickup had only one on
RULED FORMS
nal summer camp session this the left side that was visible
The prayer ef faith will
week. They are Treva Whis only part of the time. The save
the sick.—(Janes 5:15)
enhunt, who was elected to driver was also observed
INVOICES
How often we have heard
the camper council, Carolyn making one left turn and one
Fuller, and Sandra Hoover. right turn without signallnig the words, "Thy faith hath
"Come Backwards” will be and parked on the left side of made thee whole." Yet, dur
the invitation to dinner Wed the street facing the wrong ing times when we have had
need of healing, we may have
nesday night as campers wear direction.
I am sure, Mr. Editor, if wondered how to have the
their clothes backwards and
begin dinner with dessert. either you or I tried to 'sneak' faith that heals and sets free.
Highlighting the weeks acti home by the back road like Many persons who have been
vities will be the theme “It's I , that, we would be “nailed’’ for healed have spoken of a peace
Fair Time" with a Camp Fair sure. This was not a very and a release that come to
I
Phone 897-2772
in the meadow Wednesday af good example to set.
Mill City, Oregon
like a prelude to their
Mrs. Warren Goffin. them,
ternoon. Pine cones will be
healing, as they prayed. Let
used for money at the game
us make our prayers powerful
Why Dont You Subscribe to and vital, prayers of living
and contest hxg-hs set up by
each unit.
The Mill City Enterprise
Phone 897-2772
faith in God's healing love.
SYMBOLS OF BOATING
PROTECTION
and, of course, The
Travelers umbrella
U
of insurance
protection...
bo, Mrs. Martin Hansen, Mrs.
Lanny Mark, Mrs. L. O. Cree,
Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs. Er
vin Peterson, Mrs. James Be
vier, Mrs. Arey Podrabsky,
Mrs. Shirley Kinney, Mrs.
Rudy Tohl, Mrs. Don Carlson,
Mrs. George Ditter, and Miss
Linda Bassett.
Christian Church
Members to Attend
Dedication Sunday
Jehovahs Witnesses
To Meet in Medford
Hill Insurance Agency
THE I TRAVELERS
HILL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Fine Printing
The Mill City Enterprise
Mill City Enterprise