Mill City Hi-Liles
G. A. A. had a meeting to elect offi
cers. The officers are: president, Don
na Ellingson; vice-president, Gerry
Hamblin; secretary, Jan Ross; trea
surer, Phyllis Provost; and sargeant-
at-arms, Dorothy Stienfelt. The other
business was discussing the pep uni
forms for the freshmen and the new
students. The uniforms, the same as
last year, are to be yellqw Columbia
knit sweaters, white dickies, _ green
four-gored skirts, and the yellow and
green hats.
Tuesday during Activity period, the
Lettermen’s Club had a meeting to
elect officers. Thg. officers they elected
are: president, Richard Verbeck; vice-
president, Jack Melting; secretary
treasurer, Brooks Crosier.
The football game, this week, will
be at Gervais, It is on Friday, Sep-
tember 25 at 2 p. m.
The Junior class looked at class
rings Tuesday and picked out the
rings they wanted. Some ordered rings
with sets in them and some did not.
They should be received about the
first of December.
Santiam Rebekahs To
Initiate New Members
At October Meeting
8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1953
à
miLLCIT
from the Matson hospital in Milwau
kee, Ore., and is at the home of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
There are four new students who
The Santiam Rebekah lodge held :
Mrs, Bill Marcum in Portland. Mrs.
started Monday, September 21. Three
their regular meeting, Wednesday, j
By Boots Champion
of the students were freshman and
September 16, with Mrs. Antonia Tho
On the third Sunday of each month Stevens will have to return to the
THURSDAY. FRIDAY
the fourth was a sophomore. This
mas, noble grand, presiding.
from now, until Christmas, the De hospital occassionally for treatment
of
severe
asthma
and
bronchitis.
makes a total of 108 students in the
Rachel Olmstead, deputy marshall, l troit
__________
Church _ of ______
Christ will hold an
an/» SATURDAY
Visiting with the Otto Russells last o
high school now.
and Julia Bassett, district deputy, in- evening service of special programs,
Monday during Activity period, the
stalled Ida Fleetwood, left supporter The first service was a youth meeting week was Mrs. Russell’s neice and
September 24. 25 and 26
to the noble grand, and Esther Staf held Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m. in i nephew, Evie and Eddia Nelson of
5
BRODERICK
( RAW FORI)
Los
Angeles.
The
Russells
moved
last
ford, outside guardian. They have been which plans were made to obtain ta
g and WANDA HENDRIX in
appointed to fill vacated offices.
lent from the Northwest Christian week into the John Cook home, just
completed.
f
THE LAST POSSE
The drill team held practice in pre College at Eugene.
paration
for
the
initiatory
work
which
A group of teachers from the Idan Friendship Circle Meets
Plus—In technicolor
JERRY’S CORNER . .
is to be given at the October 21 meet ha Community Church, went to Port
LEO GENN and
ing. The refreshment committee for land on Wednesday, a week ago, to At I). B. Hill Home Tuesday
ELSA LANCASTER in
the evening was Mabel Bruder, Anna select new material for Sunday School
The sale of Christmas cards and
If your motor is sick
THE GIRLS OF
Crook, Ida Carey and Ada Dart.
classes. Those making the trip wete wrappings will be a fall project of the
Friendship Circle, it was decided at § PLEASURE ISLAND
Mrs.
W'alter
Reynolds,
Mrs.
Henry
and your tires are smooth
Heibert, Mrs. James McKinney, and the regular meeting held Tuesday £
• * *
OPEN AIR DANCE AT IDANHA
Mrs. Robert Unger, wife of the pas evening at the home of Mrs. D. B.
DRAWS LARGE CROWD FRIDAY
5 Kids Club Matinee—2:00 P. M.
tor. They were accompanied by young Hill.
Get into an OK’d used car
DETROIT-—The open air dance,
Saturday. John Derek in
Mrs. Ed Yarnell, president, ap
Dennis McKinney, who visited his
sponsored by the Idanha Super Ser doctor for a checkup on a recent ear pointed Mrs. D. B. Hill chairman of
“PRINCE OF PIRATES”
that will get out and move
vice, held Friday night on the con operation.
the sale which will be held in the
crete apron at the station, attracted I On Sunday, September 27th, the lobby of the Mill City State Bank dur
SUNDAY & MONDAY
an audience of about 250.
quarterly convention of the Eastern ing the month of November and the
Remember Santiam V alley
The Super Service, featuring two Division of the Marion County Sun first week in December. Cards with
September 27 and 28
A. j. Evanger and C. H. Evanson, major prizes, a Remington Rifle and day School association, will meet for printed names will not be sold this
ANN MILLER
Grange Fair Sat. Sept. 26 both
a
Dormeyer
electric
food
mixer
to
be
of Camas, Washington, stopped
. a no-host dinner at the Detroit Lake- year.
FARLEY GRANGER and
given away, was the center attraction. | shore Forest camp following morning
off
at
The
Enterprise
office
Friday,
It
was
unanimously
agreed
to
con
Jerry
JANE POWELL in
for a short visit with the Moffatts and A special feature in free advertising I services at the respective churches.
tinue the contributions to Care for
was the contributions of prizes donat
Mrs. Eide, while enroute to Salem.
An error was made in last week’s Korea which was a project of the
SMALL
TOWN GIRL
ed by local and valley merchants. issue. Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmer Circle last year. An interesting letter
In Technicolor
These prizes were awarded on a free man of Sweet Home did not purchase was read from Wales, Alaska, expres
ticket given to all who attended.
the Spillway Cafe in Idanha, they are sing in quaint language'.appreciation
Feature
at
5:20 and 7:30 Sunday
The rifle and electric food mixer operating the cafe in conjunction with for the baby layette sent to the baby
awards were won on coupons given
hospital for Eskimos located there.
whin purchases were made at the sta the tavern. Owners of the Spillway
The program for the evening con
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Marion
Aiderman
tion, over a period of several weeks.
TUESDAY and
sisted ofji book review, “Cry, the Be
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carte.
Dance music was furnished by Mrs.
loved Country”, by Mrs. Vernon S. '
Idanha
has
done
it
again.
The
com
WEDNESDAY
Tom Absher, pianist, accompanied by
munity became the first town in Ore Todd, and a discussion of the organi
drummer George Brasmer. Jack Hase-
zation
of
a
Circle
and
possible
pro
September 29 and 30
man of Idanha was master of cere gon to meet its 1953 Community Chest gram plans for the coming year by
quota, announces Marion County Com
monies.
WENDELL COREY, PHIL
Mrs.
Herbert
Schroeder.
Coffee and hot dogs were available munity Chest officials, of which C. A.
HARRIS, W ALT BRENNAN
Those present were Mesdames Ger
at an American Legion auxiliary Kells of Salem is director. Idanha ald Anderson, Noble Streeter, Mel
and VERA RALSTON in
post No. 141, stand nearby. Mrs. Buck holds the distinction of being first in bourne Rambo, Clayton Baltimore,
the
state
to
fill
their
quota
for
sever
THE
WILD BLUE
Storey reports they netted $20. Pro
al years. The town’s quota was $500 1 Howard Means, Louis Slatton, Ed
ceeds will go into the Legion fund.
YONDER
which was subscribed the first twol^arneH. Vernon Todd. Martin Kelly,
Winner of the 30-06 Remington rif
Herbert Schroeder. W. D. Hoeye and
NEWS
le was M. L. Rudy, Sr., of Idanha. days of the drive. Co-chairmen in its the hostess, Mrs. D. B. Hill.
solicitations
were
Warren
A.
Stoll,
Dude Renner of Detroit was awarded
Huber Ray, T. J. Skidmore and Flor
the electric food mixer.
Promotion Day - - -
Proprietors of the Idanha Super ence Harris. Salutations to Idanha!
Promotion Day will be held in both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Scheffer
and
Doors Open at 7:00 P. M.
Service are Don and Elsie Lloyd. Mr.
the Presbyterian and Christian Sun
their
neice,
Catherine
Kelly
of
Taco-
Lloyd stated because of public interest
Complete
show can be aeen any
day
schools
on
Sunday,
September
27.
created and for advertising purposes ! ma, Wash., were Thursday visitors The children will be promoted into
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gudne
he hoped the affair could be repeated
time up to 8:30
higher classes according to their
1 Geston in Idanha.
in the near future.
school
age.
A well-child health immunization
will be held the third Thursday month
ly from 10 to 12 o’clock at the Detroit |
elementary school. A well-child con
ference will be held the fourth Tues
day from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the
Mill City elementary school through
HAMBURGER
Phone 234
Lyons, Oregon
the months of October, December,
STAND
February, April, June and August.
GROCERIES—MEATS—VEGETABLES
For appointments call Mr^ R. Hase-
Serving Delicious Hamburgers,
man of Idanha.
*
FOOD LOCKERS
per year and up
Coffee, Pie and Ice Cream
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Fagan and Mar
Open Daily 2 p. m. to 10 p. m.
tin McCann of Detroit, motored to the
Open Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p. m.
----- WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS------
Costello Ranch at Gateway Saturday,
returning home Sunday. They were
Mill City, Oregon
accompanied by Mrs. Dora Wigging
ton and Betty Baine of Madras , en
route to the ranch. Betty Blaine for
merly resided at Detroit.
Friday’s afternoon football game be
tween Detroit and the Oregon School
for the Deaf, ended a little bit disas
& ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
trously for the Detroit team. The
score was 48 to 6 in favor of the Ore
DEALERSHIP FOR MONTAG ELECTRIC RANGES
gon School for the Deaf.
WATER SYSTEMS
Th* game was played on Detroit’s
new field and it was Detroit's first
HEATING INSTALLATIONS
game. The boys are new at this game
but with a little moie time and prac
Open Evenings
tice, they will come through all right.
Members of the team are Arthur
Taylor, senior, Russell Rice, Loyd Ket
chum and Don Snyder, sophomores,
Lee Hopson, Robert Lady, Wayne
Wright and Harold Vickers, juniois.
and Gerald Golden, Mike Howland,
Ray Youngblood, Don Watkins, Leon
HEAVY HAULING
ard Snyder, John Wallace and Bill
Stout, freshmen. Francis Kettleson is
I
’
honc
Stay
ton (Wright Truck Line) 2125
STORE HOURS—7:00 to 7:00 Except Sundays and Holidays
athletic coach.
Mrs. Florence Dorothy, who had
Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
been visiting with friends in Albany
and
Mill
City,
stopped
for
a
short
vi
With 20c coupon
sit at the Harold Champion home on
EXCAVATION & CONSTRUCTION
Ph. SALEM
Wednesday of last week, enroute to
Day 3-9408
her home at Post. Mrs. Dorothy stat
With 17c coupon
Contracting and Rental
Nite 2-4400
ed that her daughter, Mrs. Joe Shas-
setz, formerly Jean Dorothy, of Sheri
——>
dan, Wyoming, is the proud mother of
a 6 lb. 3 oz. baby girl, named Anna
Joe. born on June 29th at the Sheridan
Cut-Rite
hospital. Jean attendeed school at De-1
reg. 29c
troit and Mill City, having moved
from that city to Wyoming about five
years ago. with her mother and step- I
DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW AQc
JUKE ORANGES
father, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dorothy,
Regular 55c
24 oz. can ’ *
344 Size ........
who now reside at Post.
Mrs. Anna Stevens, who has been
seriously ill, was released last week
Yvonne Bart
t
DETROIT
KELLOM’S
Thiel’s Store & Market
LYONS PLUMBING
I
1
By Shopping
Regularly at
Salem Sand & Gravel Co
Stewart's
69c
FAB, reg. 73c size
DUZ, reg. 73c size
Waxed Paper
2 for 49c
worry and indifference
3doz- 59
J
JACK and JILL
Vai ■ OOO
FLOUR
ALL
BRANDS
Reg. 2 for 29c
No. 1 Tall Can
10
lbs
12c
95 c
I
I
CHUCK ROASTS
U. S. Good and choice
Mill City
Phone 5807
Open 6 A. M. to 11 P. M.
DEPARTMENT
WHEEL CHEESE
Whole Cheddar, lb.
JEWEL SHORTENINf
3 pounds
Viv's Steak House
Closed Mondays
■
lb.
See Us For Locker Meats
►
These Prices effective Friday and Saturday only
STEWART'S GROCERY
Daily Delivery in the City
Phone 1407
Order Deadline 3:00 P. M.
Mill City, Oregon
FISTULA-FISSUR«
Stomach and Celon OtMrdort
nl
Mill City Pharmacy
DR. R. REYNOLDS
CLINIC
Fractal®® l«t-Natu ropeVh
J. C. KIMMEL
RECTAL SPECIALIST
Salem. Ore.
Fh- 3-*400
OmurtiETT, particularly about health, is a disease in
itself Physicians call it hypochondria. Those who "enjoy”
ill health only make themselves and those about them
miserable.
Opposed to chronic worry is complete indifference, to
the point of disregard of common sense health rules and
contempt for medical care.
Between these two absurd extremes lies the sane middle
road. Petty, transient discomforts need not cause grave
concern and frequent trips to the doctor. When symptoms
persist or recur with annoying frequency, it is then time
to seek professional assistance. Indifference under these
circumstances only invites more serious trouble
Visit our modern prescription department. We are
prescription specialists.
J
Phone Mt'
MILL CITT. OREGON