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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1959)
Name Directors “X At Chamber Meeting Here 8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRIS1 THURSDAY, MARCH M. 1959 Officers for Santiam Memorial Hospital Elected Recently Basketball fans here had a real treat Tuesday night when the All- American Redheads, a professional girls traveling team played the town team at the gym. While they could score at will," they put on a good LYONS—Bea Hiatt and Eva Bress- show and a good half-time intermis- ler were hostesses for the meeting of Electing directors and appointing (mission show of ball handling. the Santiam Memorial Hospital Aux committees were the main items of Local fans also enjoyed watching busines- taken care of Wednesday the town team, especially some of the iliary board members held in the fire night of last week when me North former high school players in action. place room of the Lyons Methodist Church Thursday afternoon. Election Santia n Chamber of Commerce met — * of officers was the main businss. The at the library in the high school. report of the nominating committee President Richard Duncan of Stay Dinner Featuring Central > was accepted and the following elect ton, presided, and read correspond American Dishes Served ed; Lucille Kirsch, president; Mild ence in the absence of Lindsey red Bethell, first vice-president; Flora Wright, secretary. A communication By Sixth Grade Students was received from Lowell Brown from An enjoyable dinner party was held Shuck, second vice-president and Hel Valley Telephone Co., relative to the last Wednesday night at the ele en Kimmel secretary-treasurer. The extended area service. After tne letter mentary school by the sixth grade ' new president presided over the later was read, the president appointed students, under the direction of their part of the meeting and will appoint Don Moffatt and Wilson Stevens on instructor, Audreyann Morley, De various committees at the next meet the telephone committee to look into licious chile constituted the main ing. A report was heard on the baby the matter as soon as possible. Anoth dish, supplemented by salad.«, rolls, ward at the hospital and a discussion er member from Stayton will be ap beverages, and desserts. Members of held on the various projects of the pointed on thi.i same committee. •the students' families were invited to year. At the close of the meeting refresh A request from the floor suggested 1 the dinner, and about 80 persons at ments were served to Mary Tuers, that the president appoint himself tended. and one other member from the cham Tnis dinner climaxed a unit study Maxine Wodtly, Mildred Bethell, Nell ber to a t as representative« for the of Central America by the students. DeWitt, Lucille Kirsch, Virginia Santiam Bean Festival. The party took on a classroom at Hammer, Lura Fair, Helen Kimmel, Jerry vuiruiuu Coffman c* announced that the * • • a v v* ■ • • » • • -..wv « • • uiucpliciv mosphere Ivt for aVVtlUt awhile WI1CI1 when SVVCiai several Hannah Robinson, Theressa Van Riders of the Santiam would hold a students presented some special re Nys, Wilma Apple, Lily Wolfkeil, trail ride, breakfast and all day show ' ports on their classroom work. Stu- Dortheen Wilson, Flora Shuck and the on June 14. July 12 has been set as the , dents introduced members of their hostesses Bea Hiatt and Eva Bressler. first day for the Detroit Lake tour, families to the group of diners. En- Ali out-of-state visitors will be given tertainment was furnished by Mr. a free ride on the lake. At this “old- and Mrs. Don Marshall and Mr. and timers” will drive up from Salem for Mrs. Shields ReMine who showed Mrs. H. N. Wilson that day. There will be another lake motion pictures of their trip to Cen- | Mrs. Dick Parker visited with her tour on August 16, according to Coff tral America, and by Miss Alice , husband at Carson, Washington dur- man. The Chamber agreeded to allow Smith, who showed slide pictures of ¡ng spring vacation. She was accom- $50 to help out with this event on her trip to Mexico. A piano duet was panied by her daughter Jeri Jo. Dick June 14. Since the meeting Jerry presented by Sharon Pate and Janice Parker, of A. T. Barnhardt-Parker Coffman stated the Detroit business Gordon. Construction Co., is erecting an Ad men will furnish the lunch for the old- ministration building at ahte Hem timer car owners, and now it is ex Fire Hall with 13 members present. lock Ranger Station up there. Mrs. pected that the committee will use Mrs. Theo Houck is a new member. Parker and Jeri Jo visited wieh a for the money for radio advertising of the Edna Lady was hostess. The next mer Gates resident, Mrs. George Child, meeting will be at the fire hall April whose husband is also employed there. even. Mrs. Parker’s grandmother, Mrs. Directors elected Wednesday were 7, with Ruby Reid as hostess. Mrs. Ethel McCauley suffered a Mattie Root, stayed at the Parker as follows: Stayton, Byron Shuck; Elkhorn, Ray Sischo; Mill City, Don broken finger on her left hand Tues home during her absence, caring for Moffatt; Lyons, Percy Hiatt; Mehama day, March 17. The finger was brok the other daughters, Lynda and Lyn- Harney Kirsch; Gates, W. R. Hutche en in two places when she shut the car ette. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowes made a son; Detroit, Wendell Halseth; and door on it. A splint was put on at the doctor’s office. She will have to trip to the coast during spring vacat- Idanha, Harry F. Spencer. I ion last week. Standing committees as follows, wear the splint for si weeks. were appointed: Recreation, Al Sor- seth, Detroit; Publicity, Don Moffatt, Mill City; Membership, Floyd Völkel, Gates; Public Relations, Jerry Coff- n an, Mehama; Industries, W. R. Stevens, Lyons; Public Utilities, R. L. Stewart, Stayton; Highways, Jake Myers, Elkhorn. Wally Martin of the WAM News, Stayton, gave an interesting talk on mining activity in the area, stating this country has just begun to come into its own as a tourist attraction. Many rock hounds are visiting this area each year, and he expects several thousand will come here before the I summer is over. I He showed two types of geiger counters and told how they operate. | The next meeting will be held April 15 in Lyons. I Following the meeting the Lions Club Auxiliary served refreshments. GATES H. L. ASHBY and SS-SEM Detroit-Idanha By Jeseie Savage The Idanha 4-H Cooking Maids met Wednesday at the home of Jessie Savage with leader Sylvia Wenke Seven girls were present. Linda Chap man furnished refreshments. The Detroit 4-H Cookies met Thursday at the home of Mary Clester with leader Margaret Hern. The girls demonstrated potato salad. Lin da Brown furnished refreshments. Miss Diana Varney from Portland | was a house guest the past week at the Lon Everiey's. Mr. and Mrs. Vearli Varney and son came Sunday for their daughter and spent the day visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Everly traveled to Albany Monday, where Mr. Everly is on jury duty, although he wasn’t needed. He has been a juror for the winter term in Albany district court. Bonita Clester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Clester visited, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lalack at Dallas dur- ing school’s spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Al Sorseth and and Mrs. Don Culver attended a1 meeting of Captial Chapter. Society | of American Foresters Tuesday night | at the Marion Hotel in Salem. Mrs. Freida Hiebert reported the Wilbur Schmidts of Huron, South I Dakota have a son. He was born March 8. Reverend Schmidt was a 1 former minister of the Idanha Com- munity Church. Clarence Golden and Mrs. Athel I Savage and children, Susie and Terry were over night guests Friday with relatives in Bend. Teresa and Douglas, children of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hallford of Silver- ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaf fer during school's spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer and sons were in Portland Thursday. A group of the Idanha Christian Youth Fellowship went to Skateland in West Salem Saturday. April 5 will be “Home Coming Sunday” at the i Idanha Community church. It is the Uth anniversary of the church. A pot luck is planned with a program I in the afternoon. i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bisbee and boys, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Derial and Clara Golden from Bend were visitors Sunday at the Athel Savage home. Jimmy and Jackie Harris, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harns were week end visitors in Salem with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Paine and family from Salem returned with the boys Sunday for a uays visit with the Harris family. The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the Idanha The home heat duo you can count on for Family, pets and house plants all thrive when you heat your home our Shell Certified Comfort way. For Shell oil heat is healthy heat. Certified Comfort bringrs you doubly de pendable heat, too. HERE'S WHY: 1. Shell certifies you get prenu im grade, better burn ing heating oil. Highly refined, it gives you more efficient heat — even cleans your furnace filter as it burns. Yet it casts no more than ordinary heating oils. 2. 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