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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1972)
together, taking care all brok- Later they picked up Roy Tay- | We took dinner with us and Floyd Johnsons Return 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 18, 1972 i en edges are fresh and clean, lor from the Marian Home popped it in the oven when we anese style dinner on the low see a volcano erupting, the I place in a dish which contains where he is staying and all I got there, and then went to From Hawaiian Trip By Betty Kelle table, in true Japanese style. lovely orchid gardens, and the they 1 explore some property Carolyn went to Albany where | enough milk to cover well, GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Well, here we are at the One day the Johnsons rent rain forest. visited with the Keith Hen- was interested in. It was out John-on, acompaniec by tt and boil, boil, and then boil All in all it was a great trip ed s ear to get around and week so many people dread. I in the countryside and a lovely ess ’ s. granddaughter. Sherry Hudg see more of the sights. They but they didn’t get in much The April 14 deadline is draw some more. Put dish away in drive on such a beautiful day. spend Arriving Saturday to ing nearer and nearer. Natur some place where it will not Easter and a few days with j There were old buildings to ins, of Salem, have just recent got lost a little bit and manag resting, so have spent the past ally most of those people that be meddled with, forgetting all their daughter, Floyd and poke around in so we were all ly spent about 10 days in the ed to get in lots of sightseeing. week trying to get back to about it for at least three Hawaiian Islands. Sherry was During their stay they got to normal. had refunds coming got their months, the end of that time Shirley Swaim and family, in our glory and had a great having spring vacation from reports in about January or it will be at found j time. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles to be as good Willamette University. THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE early February. Those that as new. Chubb of Oakridge. They were Easter dinner guests at the The main purpose of the trip have to pay seem to wait as Canned pears make a light really enjoying the lovely wea home of Lou Oliver were was to visit two girls who had P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 long as possible, can’t say as and delicious dessert. If com ther until this (Monday) even daughter, Sheryl and grand PubUehed at .Mill City, .Marion County, Ore. every Thursday attended OCE with the John I blame them either. Then of pany comes, quickly open a ing. daughter, Tamara Cline from son’s daughter, Frances. Entered as Second Ciass Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill course there are a few like can and serve in small glasses, | Margaret Rush attended the > The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Hon- City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3. 1879. me that just sort of kept put filling in the center with eith- annual * luncheon for telephone I Clyde Oliver. ting it off and trying to forget “r raspberry, currant or straw operators in Salem Saturday. I 1 Arriving unexpectedly on juyo and son, Reid and Miss The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility it, then wake up to the fact berry jam. This can be served This is a group that has been Tuesday from California was Elaine Wakasa really showed for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint there isn’t much time left. So either with or without whip meeting for a number of years Mike Jensen, stopping first at them a good time. The two withewt charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an girls are both teachers over I spent most all day Sunday ped cream. but this year, due to .llness, his cousins, Kathy Meader, there and although it wasn’t advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault trying to get it all together and | visiting his aunt, Me, and stay- their spring vacation they man An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development Guess that is a good note to only 11 attended. ready to send in. Felt so good end this up on, but of course Clare and Margaret Rush ¡ng overnight with his grand- aged to show the Johnsons a of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. when I did get it all done, talking about food makes me had their family home for, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis lot of the island. One evening MtMÖtK MEMBER wondered why I had put it off hungry so it’s time to go fix Easter this year and other (Tumidge. On Wednesday he they were taken to an old so long. Oh, well, just human me some breakfast. guests were Allen Sommers continued his trip on up to Chinese City and served a re- Oregon nature I guess. (Crowded Out Last Week) and Liz Wright of Salem and Snohomish, Wn., to see his gular, old style, eight-course Newspaper Just a little reminder that on Wednesday luncheon guest a friend of their grandson, Paul parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bees- Chinese dinner. They even Publishers April 20 at the regular meet of Mrs. Laurel Johnson was Schissler of Kent, Wn. ley before going to work in had a Chinese speaking wait J law Association AssocJaUon - Founoad IMS ing of the Home Extension, Mrs. Charles Fletcher of Pa This past week on behalf of, the Seattle area. ress. to be held at the Gates Com checo, Ca. Mrs. Fletcher left The National Association toI Arriving Monday from U- Sut scription Rates Mr. Honjuyo is an officer in munity club, there will be a on Thursday to join her hus Keep and Bear Arms, Mary! kiah, Ca., were Mr. and Mrs. the National Guard and took a Marion-I.inn Counties, per year_____________________ >4.50 baked food and plant sale with band in Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng Stafford called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Crystal) O’Rourke at day off to give them a tour of proceeds to go to the scholar land. Mrs. Fletcher is the Clyde Oliver, Harry Harmon, the home of her sister, Mr. and local missions, parks, and to Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year______________ $5.00 Outside Oregon, per yc?r---- ----------------------------------- $5.50 ship fund. Everyone invited. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har Mrs. Sophie Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson. While see some of the beautiful flow Saturday was the regular old Bess of Pacheco. Mrs. Bess Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. Les- here they visited Paul Cree ers in their natural setting. DON W. MOFFATT _____ __________ Editor and Publisher meeting of WWI Barracks is the sister of the Johnson's , lie Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Glen who is in a Portland hospital, At the Honjuyo home the GEORGE LONG ....... Assistant Publisher-Printer #3263 and Auxiliary. They had son-in-law, Gerald Hudgins. | Henness and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Paul is a brother to Crystal Johnsons were served a Jap- NORMA LONG_________________ Society and News Editor a dinner and the Barracks in The Gerald Hudgins were Gabriel and Laurel. ROSE CREE ............................ Local New Editor stalled their officers. The Easter dinner guests at the Mr and Mrs P A. Pederson, | In glancing through the MARY KELLY............................................ ... Local News Editor Auxiliary had their annual Floyd Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Bernard Brothen April, 1925 issue of Woman’s thing was the new striped fab election of officers with Mary Melody Bardhardt was home and son, Robert, Mr. and Mrs. World there was a page of ric. It was featuring some old Stafford, president, Mary from school to spend the John Thurston, Debbie, Carla, house plans, one a colonial time recipes for pork cake, Loucks, senior vice president. Easter weekend with her fam Douglas, and Darla were all house, looks just like the ones wiggs, salt raising bread, Pan Pearl Oliver, treasurer, Martha ily, the Dave Barnhardts. Easter guests at the home of we see today but the difference Dowdy, Sally Lunn and Corn Ragsdale, secretary, June Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thomas, Frank and Mabel Senz. was in the floor plans, mainly Dodgers to be served with good Knight, conductress and Aud Sr., and Chris attended the The four Thurston children in the kitchen area. Instead old maple syrup. Now all that t rey Sandahi, chaplain. Easter breakfast held in Mill are spending a few days with of a place for a refrigerator, should make you hungry. There was a fairly good City in the new cafeteria. their grandparents, Mr. and there was the ice box, builtins Sure hope everyone enjoyed turnout with about 50 mem Sunday Mrs. Lang Stafford I Mrs. P. A. Pederson while and drainboard space was vary the past few good days and bers present. and Mrs. Leslie Allen were their parents are vacationing small, no space in kitchen for got some of their yard work How many of you were up guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter in Reno. a small table so apparently all caught up as this dark, dreary, early enough on Saturday Brisbin for Easter dinner at a Friday callers at the home meals were eaten In the big wet Tuesday morning means morning to see the beautiful local restaurant. Mrs. ___ Hugh Durall --------- were dinning room. I of „___ -------------- we have to stay inside. Pm white blanket that covered Thursday evening, Mr. and ! Mary Stafford and Ruby Bris- j In the needlework depart one of those who didn't get the everything? Around 6 it was Mrs. Glen Henness went to bin. 1 U1CUI w v> ment , .. It was showing how to do u lawn mowed, my good excuse In Marion and Linn Countie$ all white but it did melt fast. their son, Earls home for din- ' Early Sunday morning the Damask Embroidery, sent in was Louis couldn’t get the As far as I am concerned It ner. Sunday morning Clare and folks, Hollis and Catherine from their English correspond mower started for me. Oh, is the wrong time of year for Norma Lee Henness took his Tumidge, and I left for Bea ent, the frocks being shown well, now that I can’t get out- that kind of weather, even parents, Glen and Lola to the verton, where we spent the with much embroidery up and I side will paint instead, sounds though it was so pretty. It is Easter breakfast in Mill City. day with my sister, Carolyn. down the fronts and the new , like more fun anyhow. » 1 rather hard on the logging op erations also and so many of the loggers had just gotten started back to work. Many of the fruit trees are really blos somed out now and look so very pretty but still much too wet to get any yard work done. Or maybe the rest of you have yours caught up and it’s just me that is behind. Couldn’t get the mower started so still haven’t gotten the lown mow ed. If I leave it much longer will have to get a tractor and mower in. Mel and Dorothy NewVarg had the family all home for Sunday dinner, with Pete, Penny and children coming up from Salem and Toni and Doug there. Later in the even ing Doug's sister, Jeannette and Jim Wagner came by for the card playing. On Monday Gunter and Gladys Cline went to the coast with some friends to check on the friend’s boat at Depoe Bay. It was a lovely trip with wea ther quite nice until they got back to Salem where it was very stormy. Wednesday, Walter and Toni Thomas and Chris went to Portland to visit an aunt, Mrs. Flora Parris. While there they OVE TAXES? You’d think some erf us do ... the way we also had a nice visit with a cousin. LeRoy Parris, and cous pay our home community taxes, and then rush off to other ins Mrs. Jim Richardson from Tillamook and her daughter, cities and towns, to help those people pay theirs. Mrs. Bob Chandler from Cin cinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Richardson is staying at the Parris home while taking therapy treat You know, part of every dollar spent in any community goes ments. The Thomas's hadn’t seen Mrs. Chandler since 1963 naturally to help defray that community’s overhead expense when they had a get-together « in California. Toni’s mother, —for city, county, and school facilities. More trade volume Mrs. Jessie Ziegler, lives in Vancouver, but in a different means smaller direct tax bills.. .trade volume which leaves section from where the big wind hit and did so much dam a community, leaves bigger tax bills.. .for every individual age last week. They didn’t even know there had been that who lives in that community. bad a storm until another I daughter called to see if she was all right. But, of course, faxes are fun. Double your fun by doing your How about a few household hints from the American Wom f an, August. 1920? When bak shopping where you pay part of the other fellows taxes, too. ing potatoes, thoroughly grease before putting in oven, they V will have a rich, satiny look and the outer skin will peel off as thin as tissue paper. Rur the lard "cracklings” through the food chopper and thus utilize them for shorten ing in molasses cakes, cookies, i com bread and so on. Shred-I ded cocoanut that has become dry may be freshened up by soaking in sweet milk for a few minutes before using. Strain all the surplus fruit Mill City, Oregon juices into the vinegar jug or Everett Hamilton—Owner Phone 769-6311 Stayton Distributor of Shell Products keg: they make the best of Phone 897-2977 Mill City vinegar, provided there is in the container enough “mother” from pure cider vinegar. In this way it is an easy matter to keep the stock replenished, Building Supplies. Paints, Plumbing and the satisfaction of know Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Supplies, Electrical Fixtures Phone 897-2799 MUI City, Oregon ing nothing is wasted. 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