The Mill City enterprise., September 18, 1958, Image 1

THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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VOLL ME XIV
MILL CITY. OREGON
NUMBER 33
Community Calendar To Be
Sponsored Again by Lions Club
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1958
To Be Shown Sept. 24
Free Movie of Canyon
On Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 7:30, a
two-hour film produced by Forrest
Holman, showing scenes of North
Santiam spots and people, will be
shown at the Elementary school gym.
This is a color film with sound, and
is being sponsored by the Lions club.
No admission is to be charged, but
an opportunity will be given for
the audience to make a contribution
to a fund used for the purchase of
eye glasses for needy children in
this community. The public is in-
vited to attend.
Livestock Dist.
Vote Comes Up
At Fall Election
M OO A YEAR 10c A COTT
Shirley's Beauty Shop
Sold to Lyons Man
Wolverines
Take First Game
Play Here Sat.
Shirley Laird, has announced that
her beauty shop, known as Shirley’s
Beauty shop, has been sold to Bill
The Fall meetings of the Mill City I -—- ---------------- ------ 7--------- ~~
Koch (pronounced Cook), former iv
Lions club got off to a good start co«« an annual proje t and as the
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of Lyons. Mr. Koch is purchasing the
Monday night when 19 members and name indicates, it is truly a commun­
building and fixtures, as well as the
ity
thing.
Local
businesses,
local
I
guests showed up.
business, and will operate the shop
clubs
and
other
organisations,
and
|
A
number
of
interested
persons
The Santiam Wolverines opened
Plans were laid for the annual
from here attended the hearing be­ personally, under the same name.
sponsorship of the Community Cal­ local citizens may purchase space
the 1958 football season with • 7-0
Miss
Audrey
Shaw,
who
has
been
fore Judge Rex Hartley of the Marion
endar. The drive is now under way. in the calendar for their meeting
victory over Monroe on their field.
County Court at the courthouse in running the shop since Mrs. Laird’s It was siad this was Monroe’s first
The city has been divided into zones, dates, anniversaries, birthdays, ‘etc.
Salem at ten o’clock a. m. last Wed­ illness last Spring, will remain in the defeat on their own field in eight
and residents are asked to welcome Thus anyone having such a calendar
may
know
at
a
glance
what
is
going
nesday, September 10, relative to the shop as assistant beautician.
these publ:- spirited solicitors when
Mrs. Laird plans to attend a school years.
on
in
the
community.
formation
of a North Santiam live­
they make their calls again this
After a scoreless first period,
for
advanced hairstyling and color­
Anyone
wishing
to
have
a
calendar
stock district, boundaries of which
Dorman Gregory received a touch­
year.
ing
in
San
Francisco,
Calif.,
in
the
who
for
some
unknown
reason
is
not
|
appeared in a legal rotice in The En­
pass from Larry Kanoff in the
Money raised on this drive is used
near future and will “fill in” at the down
terprise of September 4.
second quarter. Gary Bevier added
for the Lions’ sight conservation contacted, see Charles Kelly at the
Each person present was asked to shop at a later date if business war­ the extra point, which brought the
program, along with other civic bet­ j Postoffice, Rex Ohmart at the bank 1
or
Lee
Ross.
express
his or her views on the sub­ rants. In any event, she expects to score to 7.
terment events.
Rifle
Club
to
Meet
ject,
after
the opening remarks were work parttime for her husband in
The community calendar has be-
Ron Kuhlman played a good gam*
At this meeting it was decided that
made by Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, repre­ his insurance office in Ftayton.
as far as running with the pigskin
Operating
her
own
shop
continu
­
the Junior Rifle club would again
senting the Mill City Woman’s Club,
Tom Fencl and Ernie Anderson
begin their meetings in about a
y i iwi i ivz■
who had spearheaded the organiza­ ously since December 1937, Mrs. played a good brand of ball, especial­
month. The reason for the later
tional work to have that particular Laird, the former Shirley Horner, ly on defense in Monroe’s backfield
starting date this year is that the I Mill City Lodge No. 180 AF4AM area along the North Santiam River had build up many satisfied custom­ Bob Boroughs played the best game
! high school gym floor is in the pro- met Monday night at the hall in the and Highway 22 closed to stock run­ ers until she became ill early this of his career. Jerry Tucker recovered
i cess of being reconditioned at this first meeting of the Fall. During the ning at large. Others speaking for the year. Her first shop occupied the three fumbles, while "Little John”
! time. Chuck Wirkkala is head of this course of the evening many interest­ closure were Walter Mackie, who rep­ space taken by D. H. Hill’s insurance Henry made many bruising tackles
ing events were announced for the
club activity.
resented the personnel at Detroit office at the present time in the old from a linebacker’s spot.
coming months.
Dawes building, known for years as
The coaches said of this game "this
First on the agenda will be the Dam, Mrs. Melbourne Rambo, Mrs. Hammond hall.
Chas.
Kelly,
D.
B.
Hill,
W.
R.
Hutche
­
was the best overall team effort we
general meeting Monday, September
In
1950
Mrs.
I^aird
had
her
modern
22 at 8 o’clock when all master son and W. N. Kershaw, the last two beauty shop buitl between the Mill have witnessed in great while."
Parents as well as townspeople are
masons and all young men of the of Gates.
There being no argument against City Pharmacy and the Presbyterian • reminded of the gathering Thursday
community between the ages of 14
The City council met in regular
church. Her father, the late Paul
and 21, who are interested in De­ the matter, the judge was just clos­ Horner, did all the cabinet work in evening at 7:30 to discuss football
session Wednesday evening with all
ing
the
hearing
shortly
before
10:30,
equipment, official interpretations of
Molay,
will
meet
together
to
discuss
councilmen present, and Mayor J. C.
Members of the Three Links club
when Albert Hudel and Alfred Ward the interior. Friends regret having th« game, and to introduce the play­
the
possibility
of
forming
a
DeMolay
Kimmel presiding.
Mrs.
Laird
leave
the
business
circle
of Santiam Rebekah Lodge surpris­
Commisioner Fred Moore reported ed Mrs. David Barnhardt with a chapter for Mill City. At the present appeared in the room to protest the of the city after 21 years of service,1 ers.
i The Wolverines will meet Maupin
he had contacted the State High­ shower at the 1OOF hall last week. time boys from this area go to the proceedings. Judge Hartley reopen­
here Saturday night at 8 p. m. in
way department regarding the mov­ The attractively decorated serving Stayton Chapter. It was the opinion ed the hearing to listen to their ob
the first home game encounter Thia
euou u jeCtions’ as both of them own proper-
ing of the speed zone sign at the table was centered with a pink of the members that there are ■ enough
will be a tough game as Maupin de­
west city limits; also the placing of cake, made in the shape of a baby boys in thia area to form a < ch inter 'ty and run cattle on tlw hill north of
feated Stanfield 28-13 last week—
a blinker light at the city intersec­ bootee by Mrs. Antonia Thomas. This Sunday the DeMolay boys and
Stanfield being the State I! league
tion on Highway 22. The department Miniature pink and blue bouquets Rainbow for Girls will hold joint | When it was ascertained that
champs last year.
does not anticipate these changes were arranged in tiny cribs.
installation ceremonies at the hall neither side objected to the county
! holding an election to give the voters
Merchants of Mill City and Gates
at the present time.
For entertainment, contest games at 1:30. Sandra Olson will be in­ a chance to decide the issue, Judge
i have underwritten a full page in the
Members of the City council went appropriate to I the occasion were stalled as Worthy Advisor of Rain­ 1 Hartley so ruled. Therefore, the
Enterprise this week announcing the
on record as favoring the measure played. Mrs. Rachel Olmstead, who bow and Jim Gulliford will assume
The local Parent-Teacher Associa­ j first home game, and also in thia
will appear on a ballot at
that will do away with the so-called was observing her birthday anni* the job as Master Councillor of De­ 1 I question
tion
got
off
to
a
good
start
Wednes
­
the time of the general election in
J page is the home game schedule for
“open range law” that now exists on versary, was presented with a cake Molay.
day evening September 10, when ap­
' November.
the season.
highway 22. Several bad accidents by Mrs. Charles Stewart and Mrs.
There was some discussion on the
According to Mrs. DeWitt, who has proximately 125 interested persons
have occurred in that are due to Ann Crook.
annual buck feed which will be held
gathered
in
the
library
of
the
brand-
Saturday, October 25. This is the spent many weeks thoroughly investi­ new Santiam Union High School. The
cattle on the highway.
wnmn-in
Councilman Russell suggested that
annual visitation from Prineville, and gating the matter, all registered vot­ flag salute was led by the Boy Scouts, I ifiXA/PX/ | I/■< T |Tj |J
ers
on
the
Marion
County
side
of
the
Mrb. Ellis Hill, who has been in a other lodges will be invited this year.
the stop sign at first and Kingwood
after which prayer was offered by 1/VTfVJ I IVIIIIIVII
Another announcement was the river, living in Precincts 186 (Gates), i Rev. B. A. Lawrence of the First'
be moved so traffic is visible to cars nursing home for some time, is re-
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184
(Mill
City),
and
the
designated
1
approaching
_ from that direction. The ported as having been taken to the MOES club dance which will be held
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ijipc
in
\patt
p
part
of
182
(between
Mehama
and
’
council agreed this would be advis- Salem Memorial Hospital where she November 1 at the Gates school
Mill
City),
will
be
privileged
to
make
able.
I is very low and not expected to live. gym. A good orchestra is planned
was Gecrge Humphreys, new presi-1 IX IwJ 111 JV m IIIV
Final agreement on patrolmen tak-. Her daughter, Mrs. Francis Caln for this event. An invitation was also the decision.
dent of the organization. Minutes of
D
tm.n, long-time
Dewey FU
Flatman,
long-time U.«
Mill
ing samples of city water for testing (Opal McRobert), has come from her extended for the public to attend the
the previous meetmg were read by
aw
fr„m .
purpose was reached with patrolmen home at Rapid City. South Dakota, to DeMolay pancake feed to be held at |
Mrs.
Dellis
Hince.
secretary,
with
heart condition in Seattle, Wash., ear-
to receive a small compensation for be with her mother. She is staying in the Stayton lodge hall Saturday, 1 Many Attend Benefit At
Mrs. Paul Helgath giving the treas- I 1 ly Monday morning, September 15,
this work which will de done at a Salem at the home of a step-sister,
September 27.
urer's report. It was mentioned that according to word received here. Born
Gates Friday Night
time which will not interfere with
GATES—A happy crowd of around the executive board had already al­ in Jordon, Mr. Flatman was 59 years
their regular work.
150 attended the benefit movie in the lowed 325 toward expenses of open­ old and had been ill since last May.
Police Chief Meader submitted'
Tentative funeral arrangements
gym
last Friday evening, given by 1 ing the kindergarten classes.
his report for August with 27 ar-1
Forrest
Holman, and showing many ' It was voted that the “room count” have been made for Thursday or Fri­
rests made and a total of 3260 col-.
recent events in the canyon. Mr. and prize be 32 in cash for the room in day of this week at the Presbyterian
lected in fines. There were 28 warn-j
Mrs. Ned Richards were present to either the grade or high school with Church in Mill City.
ing issues and nine calls answered. |
Surviving relatives include his
enjoy
the showing of their 60th wed­ the most parents present at each
The police car patrolled 2106 miles '
meeting, the money to be spent or put wife, Maude; daughter, Luella Long­
ding
reception
last
June,
and
Mrs.
using 165 gallons of gasoline. Man I
in the treasury, which ever the stud­ fellow of Everett, Wash.; two sons,
At a meeting held at the Grange
hours worked by the department1 Hall at Lyons Friday night, plans for 8 o’clock. Prizes of >3, 32, and 31, Richards was presented a beautifully ents wish.
I Buford and Donald; two sisters, Vera
decorated
cake
in
honor
of
her
recent
were 465. Most of the arrests made the 19th annual Santiam Valley will be given in two divisions, those 79th birthday. About 343 was taken
Result of the room count Wednes­ I Slater Potter of San Rafael, Cal., and
•were for violation of the basic rule. I
Grange Fair we’re brought closer to under 14 years old, and those 14 years for the use of Bluebird and Campfire day evening, as taken by Mrs. Don : Ethel Marrs of McMinnville; and 7
completion. Jake Meyers was in | and older.
I groups, and the girls and their lead- Farrier, room mother chairman, grandchildren.
Many years ago, Flatman was eng-
charge of the meeting when plans < All exhibits, with exception of the era wish to thank each and everyone showed the Freshman class to be the
first winners.
I for the fair were discussed Date of livestock must be left at the hall until who made this such a success.
' ineer on a logging train for Ham­
Announcement
was
made
that
the
’
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, the fair is Saturday, September 27. 10 p. m.
mond Lumber Company and suffer­
next executive board meeting would ed a severe head injury when thrown
The floral department will have I
Ed Bell will be master of cere­
be on the first Thursday of the from the engine while bucking snow
four divisions this year, complete list Les’s Tavern Changes
monies at the talent show.
month, October 2, at the home of the with it. He operated a restaurant
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IDANHA—The Cub Scouts dens 2
Violet Wagner was appointed chair-I of divisions and arrangements fol-. - -
Al Nesbitts. The October meeting here, known as “Mom & Pop’s Cafe,”
I Hands On Saturday
and 3 held their first fall meeting ¡man of the annual dinner which will lows:
Division I Arrangements
Mrs. Mabel Koch of Lyons has tak- of the P. T. A. will be on the second for a number of years, in partnership
Monday afternoon at the home of be served from 5:30 until 7:30 on the
Class 1—Mass of colors. Any style en over the management of Les’s Wednesday, October 8.
Mrs. Henry Hiebert with den moth­ evening of the Fair. Mrs. Wagner
I with his wife. Mr.. Flatman was ex­
As a reception for the teachers tremely active in connection with
Tavern on highway 22 in Mill City
ers, Mrs. Hiebert and Mrs. Alpha chose Margaret Phillips, Bertha Basl or period.
Class 2—Indian Summer. Using just recently. She took over the lease was to follow the business meeting,1 the Volunteer Fire Department of
Everly. Cubs were were Alfred Clark, and Alma Vanllandel as helpers in
their introduction was turned over to i this locality, and put in many long
held formerly by Joyce Nicholson.
Tommy and Jimmy McCauley, Bobby planning for the annual turkey feed, orange and'or yellows.
ihe superintendent of each school. i hours of hard work to make a success
An
opening
event
was
held
at
the
Using
3
—
Autumn
Evening,
Miller, Albert Rotz, Larry Smith, which will be served with all the fix-
Class
The audience was i entertained with i
the «Firemen>g Benefit Ball” each
establishment Saturday night. The
Herbie Tompkins, Terry Savage, I in’s. The Home Ec club will also serve orchids, pink, etc.
Class 4— First Snow. Using white, Koch’s are making their home in an a clever game of “ • 1 human
bingo
hy|
<r while 111
residing in Mill I City. The
Rudy Thornton, Harold Hiebert, 1 lunch at noon.
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Mrs. Putman until refreshments were Flatmans had lived in Seattle,
Class 5— Clear Skies. Using blue. apartment below the tavern.
Douglas Spencer and Vaughn Everly.
Wash.,
The business houses of the area
served
by
the
executive
board,
head
­
Class 6— “Stop and Look”. Using
The
only a short time, and were said to
__ . boys will be divided 'n^° have been invited by the Fair board to
Most of uh know how to say noth- ed by Mrs. Frank Moore, chairman have opened a restaurant there for
croups and meet each Monday after set up commercial displays, as long red.
of refreshments.
Class 7—Fruit of the Blossoms. ing—few of us know when.
school at the homes of the den moth­ as they are not placed in the main fair
a period of time.
Using friuts andjor vegetables.
ers.
I display room.
Married At Beaverton
Class 8—Animal —
Fair. An animal
Den 1 met at Detroit last week
Grange members will meet at the
with den mother, Mrs. Ray Sophy.
hall Thursday September 25 to get or animals made of vegetables or
Congressman Porter To Be
| the hall in readiness for the fair, with fruits.
At Jack Carey Home Frî.
Class 9—Foliage and Weathered
final decorations being done the next
Congressmen Charles Porter will
Wood.
■ day.
be n Mill City at 10 o’clock Friday
Doors of the hall will be open Sat-, Class 10—“Pairs.” Identical or un-
morning at the home of Mrs. Jack
;urday, September 27 at 9 a. m. until like arrangements.
Carey, acccording to information re­
Class 11—Roadside. Native mater­
Wednesday, September 17, Santi­ ■ noon, and all entries must be in by
ceived Monday. Congressman Porter
; noon. Judging will begin at Ip. m. ial.
am Rebekah lodge.
states he will be glad to meet the
Class 12—Corsages. Day or Even­
Thursday, September 18. Presby­
Prize schedule was set Friday night
residents of the area at that time.
terian Women's association, 7:30 at at almost the same as last year. There ing.
Following a two-hour stay here he
Division II Potted Plants
I will be 13t prizes of 50c and second
Fellowship hall.
will go to Lyons and on to Scio.
Class 13—Blooming Plants.
Friday, September 19, IOOF.
prizes of 25c. In the floral division
Sunday, September 21, Dedication of , there will be a first and second prize , Class 14—Foliage.
Division III Horticulture
new chapel, Presbyterian church 11 of the above amount for the best of
All specimens must have foliage.
species, and a sweepstakes prize of fl.
a. m.
Sunday, September 21, Joint instal- A prize of 33.75 will be given for the One entry in each color or variety
class. Judged by best of species.
ation Rainbow Girls, DeMolay.
best farm booth.
Blooming Shrubs—one Spray Spec.
Tuesday, September 22, 7:30 p. m.
In the handicraft division there
Division IV Juniors
Fire drill for Mill City Firemen. All will be a first prize of 31 and a second
Any of the above classes.
DETROIT—Ray Sophy was suc­
firemen asked to come.
prize of 50c.
Rules
cessful bidder on the Mackey Creek
Wednesday. September 24, Lions
Horses will be judged as follows: |
timber »ale. The sale was for trees
Exhibitors must furnish conu.ners
Club auxiliary, Mary Kelly's.
40 percent on performance, 40 per­
that had to be cut for the clearing
cent on confirmation and 20 percent and conform to schedule.
that Is being done preparatory to th*
Any style or period in arrange-
on
the
ability
of
the
rider
to
handle
Bill Kerlee, Gets Broken
putting up of buildings by the high­
the horse. There are two divisions, ‘ ments, foliage ia permitted, one ex­
way department.
Leg in Football Practice
one 14 years old and up, tne other all hibit in each class.
All entries received must be class-
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DETROIT—Bill Kerlee sustained a youth up to 14 years of age. Prixes
nroken leg daring football practice of 34, 32.50 and 31.50 in each division ifed.
Well Child Clinic To Be
Entr.es will be received from 9 A.
Friday afternoon at echool, accord­ will be given, with all youngster» 14
ing to reports. His mother, Mrs. and older receiving 50c each for bring­ M. to 12 Noon.
Held Here September 23
Cash and ribbon awards and tri
Jean Fox »aid the leg was splintered ing and riding their entry. Gene
The Well Child Conference and
color
award
in
each
division.
Teague.
Tony
Minden
and
Zen
Cut
­
up both «idea and the big bone I
Immunization clinia will bo held
Exhibits will be released at closing
broken and his foot dislocated. The ting will judge this event.
Tuesday, September 23 in the health
In cattle, there will be two divis­ time.
boy was taken to Santiam Memorial
room
of Santiam Union High. Honrs
In
last
week's
issue
The
Enterprise
hospital at Stayton where he was ion», one for beef type and one for
< will ba 1 to 4.
dairy. Prize» in this will be |4 for first in listing chairmen, we were in error
X-rayed and a cast applied.
For appointments to gee Dr. Stone,
on one committee. Johnny Lam­
He will soon be able to get around and 32 for second.
Above
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earle
Hennes«,
who
were
married
call
Mr*. Herbert Hutchinson even­
brecht
and
Hubert
Wagner
are
on
the
This year prizes will be given in
on cratches, and he 1» much improved
ing» at 1107.
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recently in Beaverton.
the talent show, which will start at livestock committee.
at this time.
Basic Rule
Violations Bring
Most Arrests
Three Links Club Honors
Mrs. David Barnhardt
Change In Room
Count Award Made
At PTA Meeting
Upper Canyon Cubs
Meet at Heibert Home
Comina Events
Ray Sophy Gets
Mackey Creek Timber