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Byron Davis, Owner
Mill City, Oregon
DETROIT
2—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE i HI RSDYY. APRIL 1. 1954
surgery at Salem, returned to her who is 79 years old, had slipped a: i
fell injuring herself. Onnie Aldei nia
home Saturday.
By Boots Champion
Student Roger Cone, from the N. | of Prineville, who arrived only Satu>
Guy
Sunday dinner guests at the
W. Christian college of Eugene, will i day for a visit, accompanied them
Moore residence were Mr. and Mrs.
deliver
Sundays sermon at the De Beaverton.
R. D. Morris of Scio. Mr. and Mr
By Don Moffatt
troit
church
of Christ. Sunday school ■ In last week's league shuffleboard
Glen Bla r, of Gresham, were also at 9:45 a. m. and Preaching service at' I tournament games The Cedars won
guests of the Mooies, on Sunday.
by seven points over Jeny's Tavern.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moore and son, 11 a. m. There will be no evening ser Score 149-141. The game was played
This weekend when *e weie again
vices
except
by
announcement.
visited by rain, we happened to notice Gary of Independence, spent the week
In Fridays-election held at the on Cedars board. The Spillway vs.
what happens to people walking a- end at their summer cabin in Detroit.
Les’s Tavern , Spillway won by a score
Idanha
file hall, the city of Detroit,
There Wil) be a cooked food sale
cross the bridge from one side of our
of 10 points over Les’s, score 151-141.
bv
a
vote
of
22
to
3
was
annexed
as
fair city to the other. We happened Tuesday, April 6 to be held in the
The game was played on Spillway s
part of the Idanha Rural Fire Pro
to be following a car which drove miles apaitment at the Post Office building
board. The Lake lost by six points to
tection
district.
at
Detroit
from
10
a.
m.
until
3
n.
m.
an hour across the bridge, splashing
Mill City, 140 to 134, this game being
In Mondays election held at the played on Byron’s board.
water and mud all over a pedestrian. Proceeds will be used for the Detroit
Fridays
church. Donations will be accepted.
Detroit school the Detroit school dis- league games will be played as fol
Just where the fault lies is a prob-
George Humphrey of Idanha nar- trict, which includes the City of Idan- lows: Spillway vs. Jerrys, Gates; Ce
I lem. The peison on the side walk
rowly escaped injury last Tuesday ha, and Marion Forks, comprising dars vs. Les’s at Mill City.
: certainly has no other choice of get-
The Lake
morning a week ago, while attempting Marion and Linn Counties, voted •draw» the bye.
i ting across the river, and the man in
to unload two short logs fiom a I against consolidation by a vote of
What do you do with your key
the car is in the same predicament.
I bands from Folger’s coffee. They are
I As far as the law is concerned, there flatbed truck at the Rudy Lumber 121 to 49.
companys pond. The truck turned
Voting in the district was reported j valuable to the FOE auxiliary. Ti e
is nothing that can be done about it.
over into the pond, giving George a heavier than two years ago, when a auxiliary is trying to save 750 of
Both are in their lights. There should
be some sort of “splash-wall” con coo) dunking. The truck was removed similar proposal was turned down. I them for a cofee urn. Anyone wishing
may
The three-day measles which con- I to save them for the auxiliary
_ __
structed between the vehicle part of by crane.
A Sunday dinner guest at the home tinues to keep many youngsters im-i leave them at Detioit Market, Cook’s
bridge and the sidewalk, to prevent
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Skidmore, I prisoned in the house is no respecter grocery, Stout’s garage, Cedar Tav.
this from happening.
was Robert Cone, student from the of age. Mrs. S. T. Moore, who recently |ern or to any member of the auxiliary,
I In the meantime motorists could be
N. W. Chiistian college of Eugene.
.Mrs.
returned home fiom the hospital with
Mrs. Ella Johnson, returned to her
a little more couiteous in
diiving
Mrs. Earl Layman, who underwent ;
a new son, and Mrs. Frank New of home in Detroit Tuesday, after at-
more to the center, when possible, or
Idanha, are reported as on the rrfad tending the wedding of her only
at least driving slower when passing
grandson, Gale Christenson. The wed-
virtual is forced to abide entirely by the to recovery from the pesky things.
pedestrians.
• • *
set rules.
An epidemic of colds and sore | ding took place Sunday afternoon at
We have those in our country who ! throats is also plaguing many folks; 2 p. m. at the Lutheran church in
In doing a little extra leading over
this past weekend, when it was far would like to see the government take in this aiea. Kleenex and those little I Baker. The btide, Karen Metcalf is
too cold to do anything else, over more of our business enterprises. ' white squares known as hankies are | the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eston
we came across an article about the Personally we can’t agree with this much in evidence. There is just no two | Metcalf of Baker. The groom is tl e
high prices in Warsaw, where shopp trend, as it has been proven time ways about it, either, you’re so stoved ■ son of Mrs. Lola Christenson of M.-
ing is done under the communist sys and time again that politicians using up you can’t breathe, or else your nose Minnville.
tem.
Jack Crabtree, of Newberg, a col
tax money, make exceptionally poor is running all over the place and that
I
In Warsaw, as everywhere behind businessmen.
lege friend, was best man. Mr. and
includes yours truly.
While our government may lack in |
the Iron Curtain, the stoies aie run by
Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Christenson are employed
the government, and are non-compet some respects, it is still far above Mis. Earl Carte in Idanha is Mr. at the Pacific Telephone and Tele
itive in any true sense of the word. anvthing any of the “isms” can pro- ■ Carte’s mother, Mrs. Anna Carte, of graph Co. in Baker. Gale resided in
Beef costs from $3 to $5 a pound in duce.
What beats me is how any Myrtle Creek and his sister, Mrs. A. Detroit for about a year while em
our money. Horse meat is $1.50 a person, who has enjoyed the freedom J. Lasqualone, of Gallup,
Mexico. ployed by the Detroit Telephone C
pound and coffee sells at $50. Even of this country, can turn “pink’’ and They plan to leave for their respective
Quality Job Printing at
though we think we’re being gouged try to undermine the very country homes Tuesday.
The Mill City Enterprise
with cofee at $1 per pound we’re still that has given him the right to think
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Aiderman of
a good deal better off under our sys and believe as he chooses. Guess it j Idanha, received a call
Saturday
tem of government than under gov takes all kinds of people to make up , evening that Mr. Alderman’s mother,
Business and Prefessional
ernment soviet st vie, where the indi- the world, and bruther, »e have them. Mrs. Meda Aiderman of Beaverton,
The Avenue
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