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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1958)
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Toman Mill City, Ore. NEW STORE HOURS 8:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Beginning June 1st. BRIGHT NEW FACE SAME GOOD TASTE For years. Heideiberg'i been the hght modern beer of the Northwest Now the outside's as light and modern as what's inside. Take home a 6 pack or a case of the brew that's slow brewed... HEIDELBERG The good light beer LOOK FOR THE ROUND TRIANGLE »—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. JUNE 12. 1SW Sylvia Wenke Heads Detroit-Idanha Idanha Legion Auxiliary; Jeff Leming Legion By Jessie Savage The Idanha Home Extension Unit met Thursday afternoon at the fire hall. It was decided since the home extension has only been organized for a short time here the officers al ready inctailed would serve again next year. They are as follows: Chairman, Mrs. Warren Stoll; vice i chairman, Mrs. Herb Wenke; Secre tary-treasurer, Lydia Williamson and | in charge of refreshments. Mrs. John Savage. Miss Helen Tirpak, i county extension agent and Mrs. I Dorothy Vail of Gates were present i and gave an interesting talk on foun- I dation garments. After the meeting refreshments were served. Meetings ! will resume in October. Misses Linda and Lana Lee Storey of Corvallis were overnight visitors Saturday with relatives. . Mrs. Dave (Zeta) Oja was ad- | mitted to the Veteran’s hospital in Portland Friday, where she will un- | dergo major surgery this week. Several people from Detroit-Idanha attended the funeral services for Mrs. William Ficker Thursday at Mill City. The Fickers formerly resided at the old town of Detroit before moving to Mill City. Gary Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Snyder of Portland is spending two weeks with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Snyder. Mrs. Ida Rines of Bend is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Len Davis for a few days. Sandra Youngblood left on the bus Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nygaard of Springfield. Frank Shepard and son, Buzzy, visited the Ed Jackson's over the week end. Mr. Shepard is Mrs. Jackson's father. Mr. and Mrs. Al Sorseth of the Detroit Ranger station attended a farewell party Sunday afternoon in Eugene at the home of Bob Aufder- heide, supervisor of the Willamette Forest, for a forest service employe. I Steve and Craig Sorseth «pent the weekend at Sweet Home with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sports- man. Glen Lyda, pastor of the Detroit Church of Christ, was ordained Sun day afternoon at the Turner Christian church. Rev. G. E. Williams, former pastor of the Detroit church gave th* ordination prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Juhl and family, Mrs. Mabel Moore and Mrs. Ella Johnson attended the service. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stoll and family visited Mr. Stoll’s nephew, the Robert Liermans at Victor Point Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlson from Burns were overnight guests Sat urday at Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ebars. The Carlsons are Mrs. Ebar's par ents. Miss Gloria Evensen from Salem was an overnight guest Saturday of Miss Becky Stoll. Miss Stoll then motored Miss Evensen home Sunday afternoon. Earl Lady and John Houck were weekend visitors at Kinzua with James Houck, who is employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wenke and family spent Sunday in Portland. They enjoyed seeing the car show and the children were well pleased with a ride on the zoo-liner which has been added at the zoo. The Lucky Eleven 4-H club met at the home of Mrs. Sandra Tompkins Monday afternoon with nine members present. One visitor, Linda Chapman, attended the meeting. The girls judged cookies preparatory to the "Home Economics Judging Contest" which will be held in Salem June 26. I The next meeting will be held June 23 at Margaret Bakers. Milo (Bill) Harris arrived Monday with some heavy equipment he is moving from Sanger, Calif. Mrs. Harris plans on joining her husband here Tuesday. Mrs. Earl Lady was in Salem Mon day where she received treatment for the hives. Cause or this very painful allergy is not yet known. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Today.. $3.00 per Year The Canyon's Own Newspaper SHOP KELLOM'S GROCERY for your every day needs Kellom's Grocery The American Legion and Auxiliary held joint installation ceremonies Sat urday evening at the Idanha fire hall. District Commander and Mrs. Nor man Apple and District President Mrs Katherine Garson of Salem were in charge. Auxiliary officers installed were: President, Mrs. Sylvia Wenke; first vice president, Mrs. Edna Lady; second vice president, Mrs. Jessie Savage; secretary, Mrs. Rilla Shaf fer; treasurer, Mrs. Opal Leming; Sgt. at Arms, Mrs. Alptia Everly; Chaplain, Frieda Heibert; Historian, Mrs. Dorothy Graham. Legion officers installed were: Commander, Jeff Leming; first vice commander, Jim Geibler; Adjutant, Wayne Tompkins; Finance Officer, Warren Stoll; Service Officer, Rus sell Reid; Sgt. at Arms, Fred Miller; Chaplain, Quincy Smith; Historian, Henry Heibert. Pinochle was played after the in stallation. The Legion furnished a ham with Mrs. Warren Stoll doing the baking. Pot luck was furnished by the Auxiliary members. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Cole and son of Corvallis were present for the installations. Mrs. Cole is a past pre sident of the Auxiliary. NABISCO CRACKERS . IGA CANNED MILK 8 cans SI.00 . lb. 75c IGA SUNNYMORN COFFEE . 4 roll pack 33c ZEE TOILET TISSUE FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR . 10 lbs. 89c HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE . 6 cans 49c FRESH PRODUCE CELERY bunch 19c FRESH CORN .................................... 6 ears 39c POTATOES. No. I. ......................... 10 lbs. 39c FRESH MEATS Swift's Premium Boneless Many Oregon Drivers Have Licenses Lifted VEAL ROAST Nearly 800 Oregon drivers had their licenses suspended in May as a result of tangling with the state's traffic (laws. But the number of drivers who lost their licenses was only six per cent of those who ran into trouble. Oregon Courts reported 1 a total of 13,369 traffic violation con- , victions for May. Driving while intoxicated account- 1 ed for the largest number of 771 li cense suspensions, 250, while another 149 drivers lost their license because of poor driving records, the Depart ment of Motor Vehicles’ report said. Additional periods of suspension were handed out to 105 drivers who I were found to be driving while sus I pended. Other reasons for May suspensions were: violation of the basic rule, 68; reckless driving, 61; failure to pass tests, 27; no oerator’s icense, 19; failure to appear, 19; hit and run, 6; driving while license revoked, failure to stop, failure to yield right of way, each 5; physical-condition, 4; medical report 3; failure to complete tests, 2; fatal accident, 1; and mis cellaneous, 39. lb. 65‘ 4ebergalTs Skinless WIENERS2lbbaglb.55c See us for Locker Meats. Cutting and Wrapping Our Specialty. Ken Golliet MEHAMA. 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