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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1958)
Mill Ends Wolverines Win Game P. T. A. Collects Look Your Best No matter what the occasion, look your best. Try us for your next permanent wave, shampoo or set. We will do our best to please you. ■ I ; | , 1 1 Shirley’s Beauty Shop Bill Koch, Prop. I Phone 6103 I Mr. Harlan, father of Mrs. Clar ence Howe is a patient at the San- tiani Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott went to Portland Sunday morning where they met Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens, who returned by train that morning after having been at Sheridan, Wyo., to attend the funeral services for her father. Mrs. Tex Blazek went to Salem Friday and spent the weekend at the home of her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bruce and son. On Saturday evening they all at tended a birthday party at the Roger Harris home. The party was in hon- or of Donald Lees 31st birthday. December 18-19-20 and 22-23-24 BEST FOODS Mayonnaise Quart g 9C Ocean Spray Cranberries 5 cans$l Grade A Large EGGS Dozen 49c Wonderfood iD pkg Holiday Margarine Marshmallows 25 5 b $1.00 Mayflower Maxwell House Butter lb 65' COFFEE lb 75' Powderedor Brown Sugar2pkgs’25c PRODUCE Sweet Potatoes Hunts Tomato 3 33' Juice 4 sl. 00 SNOWDRIFT f Shortening J lb. can y EC Cranberries J lb. bags. 25' Guest Ranch Tissue Lettuce 4-4Roll pkg. 95c Celery By Rodney Schaer lb 10e lb PHONE 274 a Food for Needy At Last Meeting Friday night, December 12, San tiam rolled to a rough and tumble victory over the Chemawa Indians with a score of 77-61. The Wolverine’s shooting came from all positions. High point man The PTA held its annual Christmas wa- forward Jamie Baughman with 20 points. He was followed by Dor- party in conjunction with the tegu man Gregory, who tallied 17 points. lar meeting in the high school li Gordon dropped in 12 points and brary. Due to the inclement weather I and other commitments, only about Kanoff put in 11. 35 persons attended. High point nan President <George Humphrey was was Stanley Amboy, with 17 points. The Wolverines were a little slow in charge of the busines- session, in starting, but took the reins in the during which Mrs. Al Nesbitt report third quarter by dropping in 23 ed that over >70.00 was cleared in points to Chemawa’s 13. From then taking the recent school census. Other members assisted her in the on the Indians tailed. Santiam 77—Gordon 12, Baugh project. It was voted to donate »5 toward man 20, Gregory 17, Kanoff 11. Mor gan 4. Scoring MMWM—Fend 2, the Christmas fund at McLaren School for Boys near Woodburn. I Ib.we 4, Moffatt 4, Anderson 3. In a report from the recently ap | ChemawaGl—Watchman 9, Armboy 17, Isosie 2, Smith 11, Ahkee 6. Scor pointed “Welcoming Committee,” it ing reserves—John 8, Isosie 8, Bur was announced that the city maps had been completed with a list of i bank 9. The Santiam JV’s won their game business houses on the back. These 49-40. Bob Morgart took the scoring are to be given to all newcomers in | the community, as well as to others | honors with 16 points. i to encourage membership, To play Siletz Here Friday Santiam plays host to the Siletz i The health chairman, Ethel Hut- Indians here Friday night. This is inson, stated that a well-child clinic Santiam’s first league game. The JV is scheduled for Tuesday, December; game will begin at 6:45 and the Var 23. In the counting of parents present sity tips off at 8. Santiam now has a 4-win no loss at the meeting, the prize for the record. largest representation went to Mrs.! Waldport is scheduled to play her« James Wright’s second grade. Announcement was made by Edith Saturday night. Mason, high school librarian, that the Tex Blazek and Glen Henne* went next meeting of the PTA will be I goose hunting in the Burns area highlighted by the initiation of new ,last week end and both came home members into the high school Honor i with two geese. Society in an impressive candle-light ceremony. Monday evening, ( has. Kelley and Wednesday night’s program was in Lee Ross drove to Jefferson to at- charge of Mrs. William Lee, who ttgid the Lions Club meeting there, also was responsible for the attractive and plan to attend one at Albany and clever decorations. Entertain on Wednesday. That will be the last ment included a “white elephant” gift of the “official visits” until after exchange and the hilarios appearance the “Christmas rush” at the post of Santa Claus, who-suspiciously re- office. I sembled James Putman. Mr. and Mrs J- C. ............ Kimmel, and .... An ___ added _____ and worthwhile —.............. ............ feature Mr. and Mrs. William Shuey were of the evening was the collection of guests Sunday in McMinnville of Mr. I 1 pounds of food, called a “pound and Mrs. perry Willoughby. They all party.” results of which wore to be itten McMinnville M terial So- .Clubs’ annual Christmas show. At ciety for later distribution to deserv- , | this show, individuals, business firms, ir.g families. and clubs place arrangements on At the close of the evening, re display. The Mill City visitors said ( freshments were served by a group it was a successful show, and they of mothers of the sixth graders, saw many original ideas carried out in the display. It is announced that a free-will of- fering will be take n cot unction I with the Christmas cantata ‘ .-Ui Folk <>n Earth Do Sing,” to be presented by the choir at the Presbyterian 1 i LYONS—Ann Holzfuss, Doris Roy, enurch at 7:30 Sunday evening. De- De cember 21. Any funds collected will Naomi Int Veld and Elizabeth Carter go toward the church improvement were hostesses for the December fund. Baby sitting for pre-school meeting of the Lyons Garden club children will be provided in Fellow- al’d Christmas party held in the fire ship hall during the cantata. The pub-, Place room at the Lyons Methodist | church Wednesday afternoon. lie is invited to attend. A short business session was held “The Story of the First Christmas” will be presented by the choir of the ’ with election of officers the main | First Christian Church Sunday- business. Elected were Donna As evening, December 1 at 7:30.Beauti mussen president, Virgene Scott, vice ful colored slides will set the scene president and Alma Speiimeyer secre and the choir will sing the story. tary-treasurer. Plans were also made Clinton D. Land is director. The for some of the members to attend public is corially invited to attend. the winter flower shows held at Stay-, The Sunday School children will ton and Scio on Friday and Satur-1 present their program Sunday morn •lay. At the close of the meeting love-, ing Dec. 21 at 9:45. Each child will ly refreshments were served with | receive a treat at the close of the the table beautifully decorated carry- , ing out the Christmas motif and home I program. ,, made candy. i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelly, Karen ————————————————— Jean, Carl Hall, and Pat, and Mr. I _ Election ___ ____ _____ ____ _ at the __ I of officers was ___ held and Mrs. Shields ReMine and Mary Round Robin Pinochle club held at I (lay, all plan to leave on December the home of Mrs. Al Yankus Mon- 26 for a vacation trip to Southern day night. Mrs. Leo Poole was elect- < alifornia where they annually rent ed, president; Mrs. Jay Mason, vice the same house for a few weeks. The president and Mrs. Don Moffatt, se- Keily family, accompanied by Mary [retary and treasurer. Winning high Gay ReMine, will return to Mill City I at pinochle that evening was Mrs. shortly after the opening of school Arey Podrabsky. Pinochle wu won in January, but the ReMines expect bv Mrs. Al Yankus and Mrs. Burton to make a longer visit in the south. Boroughs was low LET HER WEAR HER CHRISTMAS GIFT SHE WILL APPRECIATE A PRETTY PRACTICAL GIFT Sl BSCRIBE TO THE MILI CITY ENTERPRISE TODAY! 13 »0 a Yewr Business and Professional DIRECTORY JOHN W. REID, M. D Physician and Surgeon MILL CITY, OREGON DR. JOHN C. TARR CTitropractic Physician Phone RO 9-2922 Hours 9:00 to 6:0Q Evenings By Appointment i L2 E. Ida SL Stayton DR. VICTOR J. MYERS Chiropractic Physician BELL BLDG. IDA and THIRD ST. STAYTON, OREGON PHONE RO 9-2557 Dr. Leslie J. Carson OPTOMETRIST Visual analysis — Contact lenses Visual training Every Day But Wednesday 515 Third St. Staytoa Ph. RO 9-2751 J. W. 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