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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1953)
February 26, 1953 parents of a baby daughter, born Mon winners of this game, as the rules THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE day at Good Samaritan hospital in were made up, have a chance to play I Corvallis. The baby, named Eliza Davies for the trophy. beth Michelle, weighs slightly under The Santiam Shuffleboard league six pounds. She has a little brother, players have enjoyed this season very Guy Mooie has been a patient-at Frank Jr., at home. much and are looking forward to the Salem Memorial hospital for several one starting next fall. I days. He underwent surgery Monday The Derbys have a challenge to Idanha exceeded its Community and his condition was reported to be play Roseburg’s top team at Eugene, Chest quota for 1962, according to an satisfactory. Sunday, March 8 and have accepted annual report published recently by Susanne Moore, daughter of Mr. it. This Roseburg team has not lost the Marion County Community Chest. a game the entire year. Paul and Idanha had a suggested quota of $500 and Mrs. Spencer Moore, celebrated Mill Ctiy Derbys journeyed to De Orpha Cree, formerly of Mill City, are her twelfth birthday Wednesday eve and actually contributed $588.50. The troit Friday where they won their two of their top players. Idanha Chest campaign was under the ning with a dinner party for several A four final points of the season. The friends. direction of Huber Ray and Warren Invited guests included Martha Ma game was one ot the best of the Stoll. son, Penny Lou Dean, Deloras Gesch- season. The score was close and the Mill City and Gates under the direc er, Clydia Storey, Dariyene Storey, excitement ran high. tion of Geo. Veteto, vice president, Evelyn Harper, Sally New, Lodelie Among the feature acts ot the eve pooled their efforts and raised $500 Wallace and Gloria Evenson. ning was the “Rastus and Mandy” INVITE YOU TO THE towards a suggested 1952 quota n* j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore are the act put on by a couple of Derby sup $2,500, Mrs. Tenny Moore and Paul porters. The act brought a lot of 1>. Rolling collected $65.84 for the good humor and laughs while the Communtiy Chest in the Detroit area. Cedar’s mascot “a pet coon” was Mrs. Violet Wallen boosted the in sound asleep at home. terests of the Community Chest by EVERY’ NIGHT (Except Monday and Saturday) The serious act of the evening was $30 in the Mehama area last year. the dedication of “a cedar tree” for As of January 1, 1953, the Marion “The Cedars” by George Steffy (San County Community Chest had $14,- tiam Sam). Among other things, he 434.14 which it allocated to the Boy spoke of the historical significance Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Girl Scouts, | of the planting. He stated that fut Oregon Chest, administration and ure years we will look at the tree campaign funds. The Oregon Chest and have fond memories of the good was proposed for the largest alloca times we spent playing shuffleboard tion from this fund, Boy Scouts rank there. ing next. Audry and Earl (Hoot) Layman both took a solemn oath that they The Marion County Community would plant it the next day and ever Chest committee is planning a tour after take care of it. They kept their to Portland which will visit some of promise the next day and had the SEE HIS the state Chest-supported child-care U.S. Forest Ser.-ice (represented by agencies, Tuesday, March 10. Those WONDERKI Carl Ball) supervise the planting. Mu interested in making the trip should now when you stop at “The Cedars” BIBLE contact George Veteto. or go by the place please notice that PAGEANTS! they do have a cedar tree This finishes the league games ex cept for the playoff. The Stayton "Davies tavern” finished first with 40 points out of a possible 44 and lost ■ four points, one each to four different teams. WELDING GENERAI. AUTO REPAIRING Mill City Derbys finished second with 39 points. They lost three to Under management of Walt We.stgaard Stayton and one each to Sublimity and The Lake. Mill City Derbys are still playing 13 of the original 16 ANNOUNCING players that started and have not signed any new ones since the be ginning. I Meander Inn took third place with 30 points thereby edging out The Lake DR. HAINS in the former by three points, and The Cedars by and His World Famous five points. The playoff starts at Mill City Heidi's Auto Electric OF THE tavern Friday, Feb. 27 when Meander Inn will play Mill City Derbys. 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