March 29. 1951
Mill City Hi-Liies Charles Comfort
Bv LELA KELLY
Teen Talk by the The athletic
field light campaign Views Emporium
is again resuming operations, with
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MILL CITY
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc.
weekly pickups $1.50 per month.
Kanyon Rids
By GARY PETERSON
I bet all of my readers missed me
Phone 2325 something awful last week, although
Leonard Herman
it is more likely that they just emitted
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afiKABfiHUBPa» a relieved sigh and finished reading
the paper. I also imagine that some
of the readers of this (Ha!) column
are quite angry with me at present.
NEW 1951 WILLYS
Seems I didn’t get the dirt written
STATION WAGONS
in time for the deadline, and it was
announced that we were to plant a
Pickups, Panels
lily upon party proceedings for Satur
day night since it would interfere
Jeeps
with Easter celebrations. Next week,
2 and I Wheel Drive
they tell me, will find the Teen-agers
traveling to the distant city of ah
Immediate Delivery
yes, Gates. This will meet with the
ELSNER MOTOR CO.
approval of some of the Mill City
girls who are currently just simply
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Salem, Ore,
drooling over the (sigh) Gates guys.
The club was invited up to help make
a shambles of the high school gym
at the usual time, 7:30 p.m.
for today...
Transportation will be furnished
for those requireing it. Those wish
ing transportation should be at the
, Fire hall no later than 8 p.m. Satur-
| day night cyclbne-tamers will be Mrs.
“Man is not
Haun and Mrs. Völkel, the “Howdy
i Stranger” committee will include Jim
the creature
i Carey and Pat Davidson.
of circumstances.
The Mill City and Gates boards of
Circumstances
education must be commended for the
use of their schools for the club. The
are the creatures
i Teen-Canteen has not held a meeting
of man,”
at the Fire hall since March 10th,
— .Disraeli
the St. Patrick’s day meeting held in
the Mill City high school recreation
For
.room, which was donated by the Mill
moderate
City school board. Gates has given
1 the club the use of their gymnasium
refreshment...
for our Saturday night festivities.
Also light hauling.
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Bill Jul), senior at the Eastern Mon-
' tana college of Education in Billings,
I Mont., was an Easter weekend visitor
I at the home of his parents, the H. E.
.lull's. He has just completed two
weeks training at the Seattle, Wash.,
' naval reserve training school.
Attention!
Dancing Classes
AT THE MILL CITY FIRE HALL BEGINNING
Saturday, April 7th
Ballroom Dancing
$15.00 for 15 weeks Course
for 7th and Sth Graders
$18.75 for 15 weeks Course
Tap Dancing
CLASS SCHEDULE:
4-year olds to come at
10:00
5 and 6 year olds to come at
11:00
7 to 10 year olds to come at
1:00
10 to 15 year olds to come at
2:00
A.M. Saturday
A.M. Saturday
I’.M. Saturday
P.M. Saturday
Make Your Reservations How!
NAME
Age
Address
PLEASE FILL OUT and Send Above Coupon with Check to:
PAUL ARMSTRONG. Care of Mrs. James Barton
Box 177, Mill City, or Telephone 1981
Term Payable in Advance
two different fund-raising methods
being used. The boys of the high
school have been collecting scrap
metal for the past two weeks, mostly
cast iron, copper aluminum, etc.
It would be appreciated if anyone
who has some old engine blocks, radi
ators, or other scrap metal would call
Mr. Boroughs at Mill City high school,
it will be picked up.
Another phase of the fund-raising
is the sale of season tickets for both
softball and football. Either ducat
goes for five bucks, or both for $7.50.
Price includes almost thirty softball
games and four home games of foot
ball. Just twenty-two cents a game
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if you
buy
both. If ........
the .............
ticket sale
js a gucce!is> wo,fc can begin on the
lights this June. If someone does not
(al) at your hotnei you can stop any
(|f the hjgh school students and buy
()ucatg fronl them.
For the past few days, the tennis
court has been a meeting place for
teen-age tennis "stars” as bright,
sunny days bless us.
The Gates and Mill City high school
baseball teams have been playing a
series of practice games on the Mill
City high school field. Thus far the
Timberwolves have won both games,
the first, a four inning tilt, by a
score of 1 to 0, and a seven-inning
game by a score of 6 to 5. Batteries
for Gates: Wimp Crites, Marlin Cole
and Earl Henness; for Mill City:
Baltimore, Ward, Chase, and Peter-
son. Detroit’s high school team came
to Mill City for a practice session
Wednesday after school and played
a four inning tilt which ended with
the Timberwolves on top, five to
nothing. Detroit had had only one
practice session this season as the
snow has just melted off the field
up there.
The baseball game schedule for Mill
City high during the 1951 season is
as follows:
March 23—Mill City at Gates.
March 30—Jefferson at Mill City.
April 6—Mill City at Sublimity.
April 13—Chemawa at Mill City.
April 20—Gervais at Mill City.
April 27—St. Paul at Mill City.
May 4—Mill City at Detroit.
The Timberwolves first baseball
game of the season will be played at
Mill City on March 30 with Jeffer
son as visitors. The game with Gates
will be played later in the season.
MILL CITY
Visiting at the Frank Jackson home
Easter were Mr. and Mrs. Delmar W .
Thompson and baby son of Canyon
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Art Walters and
Larry and Edgar Walters of Eugene;
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hadan of
Mohler.
Easter guests at the Christian
church parsonage were Mr. and Mrs.
Max Spaulding of Portland.
They
are former residents of Joliet, Mont.
Charles Comfort of the Capital
Press of Salem dropped in the Enter
prise office today having just come
from a visit with Santiam Sam at
The Emporium.
Comfort commented, “With car
penters and painters busy, and people
up and down the canyon bringing
things in, The Emporium is rapidly
taking on a busy atmosphere. The
Glen V. Sorensen, local attorney,
first Grand Opening Auction isn’t today was suddenly called away to
going to be far away—so Sam says— the home of his parents, Mr. and
looks good!
Mrs. V. C. Sorensen, in Lyle, Wash.
“Something different!
Santiam Sorensen received notice informing
Sam has named the flight of steps him that his father has suffered a
leading from the street to the ramp heart attack.
entering The Emporium.
On the
Mr. and Mrs. Don Goode and family
seven steps, ‘The Flight of F’ancy’. I
spent Easter in Mill City at the home
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to second floor will be gayly painted
of Mr. Ed Bertram.
buckets of cut flowers — a pleasant
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sight for our increasing tourists to
see as they come in. This depart
ment of The Emporium will handi
also potted plants, and cater to flowei
A DIME NOWADAYS IS )
needs for special occasions, also cor
YOU WON’T HAVE ANY
A DOLLAR WITH THE ó
sages.
THING DEDUCTED FOR
TAXES
DEDUCTED/
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1
i “On the ramp this Sunday Santiam
THE EXTRA SERVICES
Sam will have a shoe-shine stand in
operation, and the richest man in the
canyon will shine the shoes of the
first 10 customers. You’ll be able to
buy the Oregonian there too.
RICHFIELD SERVICE
“ ‘Our Business is on the Upgrade’
is more than a slogan, with Sam.
GIVES YOl’R CAR.
The tourists are already starting.
The Sunday before Easter, all day
SEE US FOR OIL AND
people took The Flight of Fancy to
the second floor, to see and buy a
GASOLINE NEEDS.
‘Treasure for a Trifle’.
“A feature of The Emporium will
WE CARRY
be canyon-made articles of which
there are many. Sam is interested
RICHFIELD
in having everyone who makes any
PETROLEUM EXCLUSIVELY.
thing to contact him immediately.
They’re coming in!
“As we were about to leave after
our visit, Sam picked up an old violin
(he took it in on a deal) tuned it, and
tossed off the lilting strains of Men
delsohn's Spring Song, and it was
snowing outside!
Never knew he
could play a fiddle—I’ve heard him
sing and play his uke. ‘Furniture
for a Song’—that's Sam. The guy
I
really has something—and can he
TUNE-UPS,
BRAKES,
LUBRICATION
ever sell the canyon to tourists! No
wonder they call him Santiam Sam.
WE GIVE UNITED TRADING STAMPS
"More power to you, Sam, and the
best of luck in whatever you do—and
whatever that is, I know it will be
good, good for the canyon—and you.
er cw/swtf sez.
Bruce’s
BRUCES
Richfield Service
MILL CITY, ORE.
North Santiam
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L. H. Wright, and Gene Teague.
! Stayton.
Directors will meet monthly and
active members semi-annually. Elec-
. tions will be held in March with a new
director elected and one retiring from
each community each year. Eighteen
, members will constitute a quorum in
¡board meetings.
The board will meet Wednesday,
April 4, to elect officers.
Dues were set at $5 each for active
and associate memberships. Of the
approximate 75 present at the meet
ing, more than half paid their dues.
Robert Veness, Mill City theatre
1 owner, was the first.
At the close of the evening women
of the grange served coffee which
which had been donated by Merrill
Brassfield of Lyons, and Ken Golliet
of Mehama, A resolution, thanking
the merchants, the women
the grange for use of their
passed.
L. H. Wright of Stayton
ing secretary.
When you are in the lobby of the
Mill City Theatre note the sign tell
ing where there is free refreshments
waiting for you.
ATTENTION!
WE HAVE PURCHASED THE EQUIPMENT AND BUSINESS OF THE
Santiam Ready Mix Co.
AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
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makers are waiting for a won
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assures better living. They’ve
invested in better eating at
greater savings .. . savings in
work, time and food costs.
Soon they'll be proud owners
of a Deepfreeze Home Freezer
—the world’s first and finest
home freezer!
HERE'S WHY YOU'RE WAITING...
HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN DO NOW!
Demand for the Deepfreeze Home Freezer
has beer, so great that there is a short delay
in deliveries. We are saving a model for
demonstration purposes ... to explain to
all our customers the wonderful Deepfreeze
Home Freezer benefits. But more models
of this fine product are on the way!
Come in and let us prove to you with your
present food budget that a Deepfreeze
Home Freezer pays for itself with the money
it saves! We’ll fill your order as promptly
as possible. You'll be glad you waited a
short while for the extra advantages only
a Deepfreeze Home Freezer can offer!
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