I—THE MILL (TTY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1958
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Will City, Oregon, under »he Act ol
March 3. 1879.
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Santiam Farmers’
Phoae RO 9-2136
Stayton, Oregon
Santiam Ripples
By Judi
Christmas is coming! Soon Sandra
aus will be b unding down our
chimneys and leaving gifts—if we
I have been good little boys and girls.
As haven’t we •
We aie going to put on another
j >ig Christmas program for the pub-
lie this year. Mr. Harris and Mr.
Paul are busy trying to organize
things.
The girls'
girls’ new lockers nave all
been put together. Soon we will be
able to move into them—even though
the living space is a little cramped.
Six of the boys from our football
team have placed on the “B” League
All-Star team. They are Larry Kan-
off, Gary Bevier. Don Gregory, Bob
Boroughs, Tom Fencl, and Ernie An
derson. Congratulations, boys.
John Henry and Frances Nesbitt
have been voted Boy and Girl of the
month of November. This is a very
high honor and we are' very proud
of Frances and John.
Two members of the speech class
have had hysterics within the past
week. This is no laughing matter!
What do you suppose they do in
class besides give speeches ?
At last! Our Student Body cards
have arrived. We are very nappy for
now we can prove we’re students.
The Seniors’ graduation pictures ,
have arrived.
The Honor Society pledged new
members at the Student Body meet
ing Friday morning. Phyllis Pate,
Sheraen Muir, Rodney Schaer, Judi
Hoeye, Eddie Hirte, Marcia Barn-
|hardt, and Sharon Whitsett are the
proud, fortunate ones who made the
grade (s).
St. Patrick Altar Society
Plan Christmas Pot-Luck
1.1'ONS--Mrs. Lowell Stiffler was
hostess for the meeting of the St.
Patrick Altar Society with the meet
ing at her home Thursday evening.
Elect.eti of officers was the mam
busine s. Elected were Alice Schie-
wek, president; Mary Fink, vice
president; Darleen McDougall, secre
tary, and Kay Lindemann, treasurer.
A.i were installed that evening.
Plans were made for their annual
Chrumas potluck supper which will
be at the Catholic Community hall on
Sunday evening, December 14 at 6
p. m., followed by a Christmas party
and gift exchange lor tne cuildren.
Attending the meeting were Mmes.
John Jungwirth, Mike Fink, Ben
\ oiten, 1 loyd Craigmyle, Andrew
Sieg, Mike Schwindt, Ed Castle, Phil
lip Pieroke, Paul Geraths, Sani
bridges, Truman Tibbits, Gerald
L.nden.ann, Joseph McDougall, E. A.
Wells, George VanAgtmaei,
Pat
Lyons, Robert Schiewek. Fr. Bernard
and the hostess, Mrs. Stiffler.
A Century In
Linn County
By Doris Gundersen
Linn county is 14th in size among
the 36 counties of Oregon, but se
cond in amount of cropland.
Its 280,000 acres comprise six soil
type associations and produce more
than 70 kinds of crops.
Its lowest point is 210 feet above
sea level at Albany; highest, 10,523
at the peak of Mt. Jefterson.
Birthplace of streams, it gives
rise to the South Santiam, Calapooia,
Thomas Creek, Crabtree Creek, Mud
By Jessie Savage
dy Creeks, and dozens of others.
Al Sorseth of the Detroit Ranger
Linn Centennial committee thanks
‘station visited his mother, Mrs. A. to Linn County tarni and Home Out-
jj. Sorseth Sunday at Sacred Heart look Conference.
hospital in Eugene. Mrs. Sorseth |
underwent major surgery last Wed-t
nesday.
’ Thirteen children were absent from
school Tuesday suffering from a, Report
From Santiam
Memorial
virus infection. Several adults are I
Hospital
also suffering from this infection.
Born December 2 to Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Howard, former resident of
Idanha is now in the Good Samaritan Eugene F. Butler, Sublimity a son,
hospital in Portland with cancer. Mr. , Martin Gene, weighing 8 pounds 9*^
Howard worked several years as ounces.
Born December 4 to Mr. and Mrs.
I cleanup man for the Idanha Lumber
: Co. Mrs. Howard resides at 2939 Robert W. Henry of Mill City a
daughter, Cindy Lee, weighing 6
|S. E. Olsen, Milwaukie,
i Ricky Lady, son of Mr. and Mrs. pounds 12V« ounces.
Born December 4 to Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Lauy, was admitted Sunday to
Salem Memorial hospital for treat- John J. Hortsch of Aumsville, a son,
,ment of tonsilitis. Mi's. Lady was James Joseph, weighing 7 pounds 8%
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guest of Mr. and Mrs. Halseth while ounces.
Born December 7 to Mr. and Mrs.
i her son was hospitalized for tvJo
William M. Savage of Rt. 1, Lyons,
(days.
Mrs. Reba Snyder is leaving Fri- ( a daughter, Cindy Lou, weighing 7
day for a visit to Hastings, Neb. Mrs. I pounds 6 ounces.
| Snyder is traveling with the Jerry
| Pittams from Mill City, who will also
be vacationing in that state.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Tuesday night at the fire hall
' with RiUa Shaffer as hostess. There
were 12 members present. It was de
cided to hold the January and Feb
ruary meetings on the first and third
Wednesday nights instead of the re
gular meeting nights.
The next meeting will be a Christ
mas party at the fire hall December
16, with Sylvia Wenke as hostess.
Each member is asked to bring a gift
: to exchange.
Bingo was played after the meet-
meet
ing with Christmas corsages being
won by Mmes. Ada Tompkins,
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via Wenke. Jessie Savage, Edna
Lady, Opal Leming
and Thelma
Smith.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Shaffer.
I A birthday party was given Mon
day afternoon for Becky and Kathy
"Wenke, ages 10 and 9 by their moth
er, Sylvia W’enke. Attending the girls
party were June McCauley, Rita Sav
age, Patty Chapman, Reba Miller,
Judy Roth, Linda Tompkins, Willeta
Malone, Laura Storey, Joanne Ham
ilton, Terrie Johnson, Teri Reid,
I Janelie Hawthorne and Cecilia Wil-
| liamson.
The girls weer served their dinner
I along with the usual birthday cake
j and ice cream. Each girl received
party favors. Becky and Kathy re-
Iceived many gifts.
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