■THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THI RSDAY. J \M \RY 21. IK»«
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Open 6 A.M. to 11 P. M.
Closed Mondays
By Mrs. Elaine Farrow
To those of you in the Valley who
are always asking this question:
’’Whatever do you do up there, es
pecially when you're all snowed in?”
1 1 would like to say. I don’t think we,
I of Detroit and Idanha ever get that
“snowed in” as evidenced by this past
, weekend during which we got the big-
- gest snow so far this year and yet
the activities increased if anything.
The Lake shuffleboard team of De
troit went to Mill City Friday night
and were defeated by Meander Inn as
was the Spillway of Idanha by The
j Cedars team of Detroit.
Three children celebrated their
birthdays and enjoyed parties with
i friends Friday the 15th. They were
I Candice Firestone, daughter of Mr.
Never
Shux Electric
Mill City Hi-Liles
a Dull Moment
“At the Rot tern of the Hill”
MILL CITY TAVERN
Byron Davis, Owner
building It was also dis- Detroit 98-55. Chemewa is playing
and Mrs. Evan Firestone, Detroit who ers club. Door prizes and good prizes work on thei
Herman Smith of Detroit is happy cussed what steps to take to put a ’here Friday.
is 8 years old. Michael Cobine, son of
The semester, or half year ended
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cobine, Idanha, to have the cast off his arm which was top • > the vandalism which is going last Friday. Everyone is just waiting
on
in
their
building.
Considerable
now 7 years old and Freddie Farrow, broken in two places and a finger dis
destruction has taken place with to get their report cards.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farrow, located about six weeks ago.
windows broken out, also panels of
Tude
Russell,
Detroit,
went
to
see
Idanha, now 11 years old.
doors broken in. It is thought to be
her
mother,
Mrs.
Harris,
in
McMinn
Saturday night, a combined birth
the work of youngsters.
ville
Monday.
day, wedding anniversary and chari
Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Bolin, Eugene,
vari party was held at the Erie Ny
berg home in Idanha honoring the spent the weekend with their daugh GARDEN ( LIB MEETS
hostess, Oskie Nyberg, Melba Har ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick AT NEAL HOME WEDNESDAY
LYONS—Mrs. John Neal was host-: fr AeeLIANCI »»VICI ,
lan ar.d Ann Stevens of Detroit, and Farrow, Idanha. Mi^ Bolin’s pet hobby
is taking slide pictures and they came ess for the meeting of the Lyons |
Bob Johnson, Idanha on their birth
• Factory-Troined E aperti
days. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Fagan, De up to get some snow scenes.
Garden club with the meeting at her ■
• Genuine Hetpoint Parti
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Champion are home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Otto |
troit Ranger station on their 29th
wedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. expected back this week. Boots wrote | Weidman, president, presided over the I
that the weather in Iowa was grand I
Also Complete Service
Joe Arsenault who were married on
meeting with Mrs. Alex Kuiken secre
New Year’s eve. Forty people at- and no snow’ and she hoped the weath tary. Each member answered to roll
on all makes
tended this open house party and er would be as nice for their return call with topics they would like on the
toasted these well-know Canyonites trip as it was going. We hope they program for the coming year. It was
take the surprise lightly and arrive
with everything from Champagne to
voted that each member specialize in i Ranges and Water Heaters
safely anyway. They were to leave on
coffee. Bob and Dorothy Johnson sup
one flower of their own choosing.
plied a most delicious turkey with Saturday the 16th from Albert City,
It was also voted to have just one |
low
a
,
where
they
visited
with
his
aunt,
dressing, which with three kinds of
flower show this year with the major i
uncle, nieces and nephews. Harold’s
salad, cheese and rye, pickles and
show in the fall, with a small display
STAYTON
olives prepared by the hostess and sister was also able to get home for of flowering bulbs at the home of the | Phone 2964
four days over New Year’s from Chi
hostess at that time. Mrs. Orville I
also very tasty, made a feast fit for
kings. All those who attended want cago where she is a nurse. All in all Downing was appointed program I
thank all those responsible for a they report a very enjoyable visit.
Canyon women shuffleboard play chairman.
: wonderful time and wish them again,
It was also voted to amend the by-1
ers
have been challenged to a game by
I many happy birthdays and wedding
laws so that the election of officers
1 the women players of Mill City to
| anniversaries.
comes the first of January instead of |
Have you ever built a big fire on , he played at The Lake next Tuesday, the first of July. The next meeting
i a snowy hillside after dark and January 26. We accept your chal will be at the home of Mrs. Fred
1 roasted wieners and marshmallows lenge, Mill City, with pleasure.
The Eagles Auxiliary of F.O.E. Stienfelt, the second Wednesday in
and drank hot chocolate with nothing
2745 will hold a rummage sale in their, February.
I but the sky overhead and while its
| snowing also? These snow enthusiasts hall at Detroit about the first of Feb- 1
ruary. A definite date will be posted
i did Sunday evening after a day spent
1 tobboganing: Edna Golden, LuAnn later. Watch for it. Anyone having
By Y vonne Dart
| Manning, Judy Haseman, Madelyn, articles they'd like to donate, please
Friday, Jauary 15 the Mill City
I Marlene and Marylynn Shephard, contact an Eagle member and they
will gladly pick it up.
Timberwolves played Scio at Mill
! Gary Stevens, Robert Lady, Don and
City. The Timberwolves walked over
i Leonard Snyder, Lee Hopson. Gerald
the Loggers with a score of 62-41. Af
and Lanny Vickers and their mother, ST. PATRICK’S ALTAR SOCIETY
ter the game the Freshmen class gave
Mrs Vickers and small sister Bonnie. MEETS THI RSDAY EVENING
LYONS—Mrs. I.avern Behrens was a party and invited the Scio students.
I Everyone is invited to a "Bingo
party” Saturday January 23 at 7:30 hostess for the meeting of the Altar Everyone had lots of fun. Tuesday
at the Spar Cafe in Idanha. Proceeds Society of the St. Patrick Catholic Mill City teams and spectators mo
go for the March of Dimes. The party church at her home Thursday evening. tored to Detroit. The Junior Varsity
A general discussion was held with team walked over Detroit by a score No need to have clothes w ith spots J
is sponsored by the American Legion
and Auxiliary and the Willing Work- i plas made to do some more repair of 63-34. The Varsity galloped over when you can have them cleaned ♦
j by us for so little.
♦
Just call Mil) City 3418
We’ll pick up your cleaning and ♦
deliver it to you promptly.
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