2—The MOI City Enterprise, Thursdat, August 5, 1971
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Dick Coles Visit
'UJomasá, Peaje.
Here Thursday Night
Rev. and Mrs. Dick Cole,
ED LEWIN
Bellingham, Wash., but form-
Auctioneer, Inc.
' erly of Mill City, were over-
l night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Complete Auctions
i Carl Kelly last Thursday
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Phone 897-2772
I night. Accompanied by their |
Phone 769-5466
three children, Marilyn, Linda,
and David, the Coles were re
Children Have
Claim "Lost" Items
turning from Los Angeles,
Calif., where they had been
Birthday Party
At Lions Paw
for a total of 12 weeks.
Community
A former pastor of the Pres
Fishermen’s Bend Park was
Mrs. Leo Poole, chairman of
the site of a birthday party for
the Mill City Lions Auxiliary byterian church here. Rev.
Calendar of Events
Jill Girod, age 5, and Molly | GATES — The Gates Com- store, The Lions Paw, said this Cole had just completed a
Mink, age 3, Monday morning munity Hall was the scene of week that she appreciated the clinical pastoral education ses
at 11:30. Attending the party a bridal shower in honor of support of the community and sion in connection with the j
i State Hospital at San Bernar-
were Mrs. Mike McClain, Jane Janice Jacobson Friday eve- auxiliary members.
| dino, Calif. They also visited [ Wednesday, August 4—
and Charlie, Mrs. Bid Sanders, i ning. Hostesses for the event
In this time of high living both sets of parents while in | Santiam Rebekah lodge, at
Stephanie and Matt, Mrs. Doug I were Colleen Morgan and her
costs the store serves a double Southern California.
hall, 8 p.m.
Suckling and Jenny Linn, daughter, Juanita Culver. Jan-
seUer and . “^‘“„^''‘¡““ greet the Thursday, August 5—
Kevin Wilson, Mrs. Roger ! ice is the bride-elect of Ray purpose, both to
Pennrose, Keith, Kenneth and Taylor and both are former ‘he buyer. Proceeds have help- • Coles and renew aCquaintance Mill City Garden club picnic
KELLY LUMBER SALES
ed the Oregon State School for during the evening were Mrs. at Silver Creek Falls. Leave
Kimberly, Mrs. Harry White, Gates residents.
MILL
CITY.
ORESOM
the Blind, Santiam Canyon' Cecil Lake Mrs Barney Scott, Mill City at 8:30 a.m.
Lester and Heidi, Mrs. Frank
The tables were decorated
Mrs.
Stromquist and Erik, Mrs. Bob with bouquets of wild sweet Scholarship Fund Camp Fire Mr and Mrs Lee
Phone 897-2610
Morgan, Lisa and Bobbie, Mrs. peas and Gloriosa daisies with Girls and many other projects. | Charles Kelly, John Kelly and Sponsored as a public service
However, at the present time Miss Anita Young, both visit
Gerald Gibson and Mary a large bouquet of Oregon
Grace, and April and Forest Ann’s lace and daisies on the there are a number of items in ing here from Hollywood.
the store that have lost their Calif.
Megargel, Jeff Girod and K. C. refreshment table.
labels and Mrs. Poole is ask
Before leaving for their
Mink, brothers of the guests
Greeting guests at the door ing those that have brought
home Friday evening, the
of honor, also attended. Mrs. were Elaine and Laura Hoov
Roger Mink and Mrs. Jim er. Coffee and punch were things in to sell to stop by on Coles were visited briefly by j
Girod were hostesses for the served while Janice was open a Saturday before September: ^Tlnd ^Mrs’shield? ReMine. Insurance Agency, Inc.
1 and see if any unmarked
party.
ing gifts. Seated at the gift items can be identified. Other
129 Wall Street
See Us For
QUALITY JOB PRINTING table with Janice was her wise they will be considered
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE mother, Mrs. Gene Jacobson, Lions Paw donations, the pro
All General Lines of Insurance
who kept the gift list.
ceeds of course, will help keep
After opening her many the store going and continue
Phone 897-2345
lovely gifts, a number was to serve the needs of the com
drawn for the door prize and munity.
By Lynette Hughes
it was won by Tanya Brown,
Odie
Vogel, Grand Service
daughter of the Orville
of Acacia Assembly No. 40 vis
Browns.
Mrs. Griffith Honored ited at a recent Rainbow meet
During the course of the eve
ing. During this time we dis
ning, Mary Gulliford took pic At Baby Shower
cussed a baked food sale
tures of the guest of honor
which will be held August 10
and the guests so Janice would
LYONS — Mrs. Dan Griffith at the Hilltop Market from 4( When Your Doctor
have them for her memory of Stayton, daughter of Mr.
to 7 p.m. Girls are being re
Says "Vitamins ... "
book.
and Mrs W. W Car er of Ly-
Pd
bri
their food and
Those attending or sending ons was honored with a baby
elso who would likc
See Us
gifts were Iris Hoover, Janeta shower held at the Mehama . <.___ . .. ■
to
donate
food
is
invited
to
do
Huckeby, Lola Henness, Beau- Clubhouse Friday evening. I
lah Bowes, June Kennedy, Hostesses were Mrs. Valery so.
Proceeds will go to the Wil- I
Wyoma Baechler, Bill and Schmidt, Mrs. Sue Falk, Mrs.
Verna Lambert, Fay Taylor, Mary Lou Henning and Mrs. lamette Valley Humane So
ciety in Salem, a project on
Jim and Sandy Stockwell, Humphries.
which the Rainbow Girls are
Esther Freeman, Betty Kelle,
Following the appropriate:
iin
They now have over
Mary Gulliford, Erma Greer, i games and opening of the gifts, 125 me^bers enrolled in this
Gladys Lake, Leonora Cuts- refreshments were served to
forth, Gypsy Brown, Geneva the following guests: Mrs. area. Patty McClintock and,
Ball, Addie and Charlie Monica Fitting, Ruth Ann Susy Keen worked at the so-:
French, Ruth Johnson, Agnes Thayer, Jeannie Minton, Deb-, ciety on Monday.
Carlson, Tanya and Renie bie Tucker, Donna Tucker,
Brown, Juanita Culver, Barie Sandy Branch, Betty Fields, I
Boggar, Alice Loveland, Alma Betty Cooper, Betty Griffith I
Bates, Nina Hoover, Ruth Ed and Kathleen Griffith all of
We carry a complete line
wards, Betty Johnson, Edith Stay ton; Mrs. Christine Asher I
of ready-to-use vitamins.
Carl, Virginia Johnson, Ruby of Wilburton, Okla; Donna I
If your doctor prescrib
Brisbin,
Jan
Lyell,
Mary
Jo
Davidson,
Cosette
Davidson
I
Word of-inouth is the best
probably won’t have to pay as much.
es, we’ll fill it with pre
and
Jan
Rhodes,
Lis
Vinyard,
and Janet Kirsch of Aums
recommendation any new product can
But suppose you’ve had a number of
cision.
Olive Barnhardt, Gladys Cline, ville; Lottie Grosso. Alta Bode-
have. And the /Etna All-Driver Plan
accidents and violations—arc having
Phyllis Burns, Norm Lee and I ker, Vicki Champ, Helen Gros- Santiam Memorial Hospital
has been getting lots of it. That’s one
trouble getting insurance. If you liaxe
MYADEC
Reg. $7.49
(Stayton)
Susan Henness. Kandee Tuers,1 so,
c/N Betty Porfor
mi i
reason why sales,have been
Carter nnrl
and AiTnrxr
Mary T Lou
a valid driver's license, the All-Driver
i
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$4.99
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Sunnie and Debby Chance, Henning of Lyons; Sue Falk
Plan probably can insure you
Shirley Hoover and girls, Shir and Karen Perkins of Salem Robert Ziebert, Mill City, a 1 THERAGRAN reg $7.49
What can the All-Driver Plan do for
regardless of your record. And we’ll
I
see that you get the broad coverage
ley Swain, Judy Borroughs, and Ellen Troyer of Sacramen girl, Monday, July 19, 1971.
you personally?
$4.99
JOHNSON—To Mr. and Mrs. I Our Price
you need. Plus the best guarantee in
Geneva Jacobson, Sherry La to and the guest of honor, Mrs.
Low rates. Even if your present
Herbert L. Johnson, Salem, a i
the industry on renewing your policy.
Munyan, Nelda Johnson, Bar Dan Griffith.
insurance company is already giving
For Prescriptions,
| boy, Saturday, July 24, 1971.
The zPtna All-Driver Plan offers all
you a lower rate for your safe dliving
bara and Judy Pate, Colleen,
kinds ol advantages. To all kinds of
record, with /Etna's All-Driver Plan
Clyde and John Morgan, Vel
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ma Carey, Hazel Devine, Kimmels Make
determining
your
costs
and
providing
I lad one or two bent fenders in the
Frank and Jolie Benson.
“DRUGS YOU CAN
We Now Carry a Good Stock of
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
Phone 897-2345
INC.
Mill City, Oregon
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3 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU
LI F & CASUALTY
Les Madison
If the number following
Alaskan Tour
Rainbow Girls Aid
Humane Society
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Kimmel
retumed home Saturday fol
lowing a 24-day trip to Alas
ka, Yukon Territory and'
British Columbia. The Inside I
Passage was made by ferry, on I
The Marilyn Assembly Num tc Whitehorse by plane then
ber 60, International Order of to Fairbanks via the bus.
A highlight was a boat trip
I Rainbow for Girls, under the
I direction of Miss Patty Mc on the Chena and Tanana riv
Clintock of Mill City, has er in a stern wheeler, showing
I made the Humane Society of a contrast between the affluent
, the Willamette Valley located homes and the Indian villages.
The sightseeing train, the
at 4246 Turner Road S.E., in
Aurora with 12 coaches packed
Salem, their "pet” project.
| Last fall the girls collected with tourists, took the group
i items for the Humane Society to Mt. McKinley National
j Thrift Shop. At Christmas Park, with their tour bus rid
piggy-back.
Early
the
iuca.u-.
-o
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I they collected u-vu
food for the
ani- ing
mals. This summer they have I nex‘ morning the group was
I given many volunteer hours back on the bus for a nature
working at the shelter, caring trip through the park seeing
for the animals and doing oth many of the wild animals and
beautiful flowers.
I
er necessary work.
Four days were spent in An-1
I They have also encouraged
J many people, who believe that chorage where they viewed
animals must be treated with awesome glaciers and icebergs
j kindness and respect, to be- breaking off with a thunder
I come members of the society, ous roar. They also viewed
i To date, the Rainbow Girls Indian dances and ivory carv
have brought in 86 new mem- ing which they found interest
; bers and their goal has been ing.
British Columbia is celebrat
set at 500.
ing its Centennial year and the
many floral displays were es
pecially attractive.
Mill City People
The Kimmels said they
found the Alaska climate a
Have Fly-In Visitor
little on the cool side but from
| Helen Durham of Westport, Fairbanks through British Co
Wash, "flew in” ”to visit with lumbia the temperature soar
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ed to 100 degrees at Harrison
Geesman on Monday. She was Hot Springs.
They traveled the 1,400
flying her Skvlane plane and
landed at Davis Airport near miles of Alcan highway by bus
Gates. She is a member of and said the road was in good
the 99’s International Organ condition, except for dust.
Tourism, as those who have
ization of Women's Pilots and
is vice-chairman of the Great I traveled in Alaska recently
can verify, seems to be a real
er Seattle chapter.
She will be at the Indepen “industry”, one that can only
dence. Oregon Women’s Pilot really be enjoyed during their
race from Palms to the Pines. short summer season.
Mrs. Kimmel said there were
August 7th and 8th. The race
starts at Santa Monica. Calif. 35 persons from nine states
with their tour, all enjoying
the wonderful trip.
your name on the En-
terprise
label
reads
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