MILL CITY gNTtRBMaE. FEBRUARY X 1M9______________
Several youngsters in the .ucimu- j. Pn4ay> jarL gg,. c«d»r Tavsm: 16 They have been living in a Mason c i District the owner In amount not
nity are reponed sick. Mike Dooley, playerg Henry M’anaâC0 and Chuck .ome there for many jvars.
less t’... n 5 ¡.er cent of the a., o^ul
Treva Sue Bickett, Alice Faye B ck- Berman.
of the bid. Linn and Marion Coun­
By JEAN ROBERTS
ett and Jo Ann Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Donad Kidd nnd son ties School District No. 129-J re­
Saturday, Jan. 29, Detioit Limited:
23 players, Henry Manasco and Cur­ visited ti e George livers over the serves the right to i eject any or all
Several in this community saw the
week end. They have just completed bids, and to waive informalities. No
tis Howard.
s.urora borealis flaming coldly in the
an extensive t ip to Montana, Utah, bidder may withdraw his bid after
sky Mi rday night. At about 10:30
Carl Ball, Earl Stahlman and Buu the Grand Canyon and New Mexico, the hour set fur the opening theieof
p. m.m it was quite brilliant, chang­
Cline of the Forest Service who are returning by way of California.
ing from pink to red, with white
or before award of contract, unless
By MRS. J. A. WRIGHT
1 falling snags at Oak Ridge, were
stripes and green beluiw.
said award is delayed for a period
Michael Moore, son of Mr. and M IS- home last week end.
GRADE SCHOOL LOSES
exceeding 30 ays.
The grader’ had cleared the road
Monday but the high wind drifted S. T. Moore (district ranger), wbo | Mis. Viola Hammack was taken
The Mill City grade school basket­
the snow near the Ray Sischo home underwent an appendectomy at Cor- j,y government ambulance to a Bend ball team lost to Sublimity 31 to 13
Clerk.
and refilled it with neatly two feet vallis Hospital recently, returned last hospital,
CHARLES KELLY
Tuesday
afternoon
at
Sublimity.
The
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Rasnick spent
of snow.
Wetner Larsen returned last week last week end in Portland, visiting ’local boys to date have won five and
Dinner guests at the Bill Bickett
lost two so far this season.
home Tuesday night were Mr. and after a six weeks’ visit with his sis­ with reUyjjfs w .1 friends.
The lineup:
Mrs. G. R. Dickie-WuFiier brother.
Mrs. Mervin Knox, Sandra, R ger. ter and family, Mrs. Margaret Hen-
M 11 City
Sublimity
dricksen,
of
Oregon
City.
John, who is visiting here ftom the
Mike and Pat of Lyons, also Mr. and
Steinkamp 4
Gregory 3
F
east , left last week for Foss, for a
Mrs. Ray Roberts, Lois Rae, Ge ry
f
Meeks 0
A two week book drive sponsored visit with her daughter and son-in- L. Hemberger 4
and Jo Ann. The evening was ?pent
Podrabsky
7
D.
Hemberger
20
c
by the PTA and the Boy Scouts is riaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harlan.
playing pinochle.
Wolf 0
Ward 2
g
the
grade
now
on.
The
books
are
for
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Mrs. Alice Buker who has been
Attend ng lodge in Lyons from Elk
Kanoff 1
Bradley 1
K
horn Wednesday night were Mrs. Ike school library and boxes have been'm wjth the flu, is able to be up and
* Blacksmithing
Subs.: Sublimity. Bentz, Hoffman,
placed
in
allbusiness
establishments
aiound again.
Myers, Mrs. Bill Bickett and Mrs.
* Welding
Sy
verson,
Rueff,2,
Tate;
Mill
City:
for your convenience. Now is the
Mr. and Mrs. Luther McDaniels
Ray Roberts.
*
Logging and Sawmill
Next game will be with St. Mary’s
Mr. and M s. Carl Longn cher, time to giathei up all those books and sons returned last week after a in Stayton Friday.
Repairing.
Bob, John and Bill were Tuesday you have no more use for and sup­ six weeks’ visit in southern Califor-
night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ike port a good cause. Mrs. T.orraine nia.
BLOCK WEST OK THEATER
TAX MAN IN ALBANY
Sophy is chairman of the PTA.
J. Fischer and Len Davis went to
Myers.
Salem Monday. Jay, who iwas injuied
state tax auditor will be in Albany
I Mr. and Mrs. Jake Myers were din-
1’11 bet the snow and ice is a little New Year’s evening and is in a cast, Feb. 11 and from Feb. 14 to 18 to
I ner guests at the home of Mr. and
bit thinner In one spot, in more than went for a checkup. They will call help income taxpayers in filling out
M s. Phil Dooley Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Longnecher, Mr. |
af.te[.the. SP ba<’ked Part,y on Joe Wright who is still in the hos­ their returns. The returns must be
filed by April 15.
and Mrs. Steve Dark. Mr. and Mrs. I off the tiack Monday morning, prac- pital.
OPTOMETRIST
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Champion
Bill Bi<kett, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Myers 1 tically under the writer’s nose. After
145 Third St.
Stayton
and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Myers attend- 1 an hour’s manoeuvering, the iron drove to Bend Saturday. Roads are
LEGAI
meeting
e I Farmers Union
1
_ in Meha- j horse was back on the ri*ht trBck' gooo, sanded from Idanha to Suttle
ma. The Elkhorn ladies were in none the worse for the wear and Lake, pavement bare from Suttle
The school board of District 29-J
Office hours 6 00 to 9:00 each
tear.
j Lake to Bend.
charge of ent;'rtainment.
solicit sealed bids on the following
Tuesday evening.
Bill Bickett, Ike Myeie and Carl
• • •
school properties:
Due
to
weather
conditions,
virtually
DETROIT STUDENTS ORGANIZE
Longntcher spent several days last
District 61 Jordan containing ac e­ Salem office located at 167 S High St.
A student body was recently or­ age and building; Dist. 84 Twin Ce­
week trying to thaw the former’s everything is at a standstill in this
Phone 24469
water pipe. They dug through the area, with exception to the Ann-y ganized, with "ftculty assistance, in dars, acreage and building only a few
county road in a number of places Engineers and the PRA. who are on- the grade school. This is the first years old; Dist. 130 McCully Moun­
and built fires along the pipeline— crating with skeleton crews. This in- time such a group has been formed. tain, school house and she«! to be sold
i eludes drill crews, survey and main­ Officers are Alice Fryer, Sth grade, separately, »11 in Linn County.
so far to no avail.
tenance crews.
presiilent; John McIntire, 6th grade,
District 90 Oakdale school house
1 vice president; and Dole Peterson. in Marion County.
HOWARD CORSET SHOP Out of the three shuffle board tour- 7th grade, secretary--treasurer. The Bids must be accompanied by 10
naments played last week, Henry student body has a treasury of $29.50
per cent in cash or certified check to
Manasco is champion for the week. to stait with; it was gained in a car­
FOUNDATION GARMENTS
oover bid, bankable not for balance,
I Here is the score:
nival sponsored by the school.
Special Attention Given to Fittings
The Boiad reserves the right to
Tuesday, Jan. 25, Detroit Limited;
Hosiery-Lingerie-Dresses-Smocks
A
reject all bids. Bids close Jon. 24.
| 32 players; winners, Henry Manasco
The Girl Scouts and Brownies in 1949, at 9 p. m.
131 High St. Salem Ph. 4032
. and Flody Yarborough.
this area are participating in a cook­
For further information see a mem­
ie drive. The (Trive is statewide, and ber of the school boaid, Alice Huber,
ths is the first time the two organ­ clerk. G. Paul Johnston, chairman,
izations have taken part in it. The George Nydegger, and Vernon James
cookies aie furnished at cost, and
FOOTPRI
about half of the sale price goes to
Don’t borrow. Subscribe!
the organization. Up to date the girls
have sold about 270 boxes. They are
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Probably many of you would not care
to be delivered between Feb. 112 and
Sealed bids will be received by
for the wallpapor design shown in
19. Let’s all contribute amply to these Schooy District No. 129-J, Linn and
this very old steel .(engraving. But
two worthy organizations. Leaders of Marion Counties, Mill City, Oregon,
if you wtally wanted to recapture
the Scouts are Mrs. Otis White and at the office of theSchool Superin-
the 'romance of bygone days you
Mis. Edison Vickers; of the Brown­ tendent until 8:00 p.m. Thursday,
might be Very much interested jn it.
ies, Mrs. Eli Bangs and Mrs. Char­ February 23, 1919, for the construc­
I know that we are, down
,,ur
lotte Peterson. Mrs. Perry Fry is tion of an Elementary School Build­
place. Because we like the idea of
presently inactive because of the ill­ ing for School District No. 129 J,
being 'old-faohioned in spirit. Natur-
ness of her daughter.
Linn and Ma:ion Counties, Mill City.
ally our place is equipped with the
A scout program for both boys and Oregon, and will then and there be
most modern machines. They do the
girls is in progress every Monday opened and publicly read aloud. Bids
best work. Hut we still manage to
afternoon in the library of the new received after the time fixed for op­
personally supervise every job that
school.
ening will not be considered. Plans,
».
goes out. We »re prnrnd that we can
specifications, form of contract doc­
make shoe», mend shoes and sell new
uments and proposal may be obtain­
shoes, day in and day out, »nd still
ed at the office of S. R. Haatvedt,
know our customers, PBRSONNAL-
Architect, 340 W. 1st St., Albany,
i
LY. We think tha’t the best way to
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Mason, Mr. and Oregon, upon a deposit of $35.00 per
conduct » business. ]We hope you
Mrs. R. C. King and Mr. and Mrs. set, on or about February 1, 1949?
agree.
f
George Vtteto attended a party in and plans and specifications may be
Salem Saturday at the Downing examined at the office of the Mill
home.
City School Superintendent after the
L.
•»
V.
o
The Fred Ci avens spent the week same date. Ea<4i bid shall be accom­
0
, end remodeling built-ins i n theii panied by a certified check, cashier’s
C
home.
check or bid bond made payable to
Relatives of Mrs. A. F. Hawkins
Elkhorn
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I
surprised her a week ago Sunray
I with a birthday dinner. Guests were
I Mr. and Mrs. C. Reed and Mr. and
■ Mrs. R. Reed, Silverton, and Elbert I
Neal and twin sons Jerry and Gerry
i of Salem.
Guests from the midwest at the Ed
Rupp home were Mr. and Mrs W. E.
Saltau and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Saltau
of Iowa.
The Rev. McLeod, former'Presby­
terian Church minister here, has been
token to a hospital tn Utica, N. Y.
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Gibb Electric Service
LIC ENSED ELECTRIC IAN
Light and Power Wiring
Guarantned
Work
Re anona ble Rates
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Oregon Mutual Fire
Insurance
See Ed L. Davis
Lyon«, R. F. D.
Phone 751
Bl WISE—ECONOMIZE
Bat at th« MILL CITY CAIE
teaks,
chops. French
fries, chili
Septic Service
Septic Teaks (leaned
Tanks priced $1250 and up,
tnd Electric Roto-Rooter Sew­
er Service. No digging. No
Phone 3-9468 or 3-5327.. ..
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CHEVROLET CO
PHONE 3188
SALEM
510 N. Commarciai St
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FOR LOCKERS
Mill City Meat Market
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