The Mill City enterprise., April 30, 1959, Page 5, Image 5

5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE ’ Th* scrapboox won first place at the '
I recent Coun. 1 N >. 2 coinpet.tton
TH I R8DAY, APRIL »0. 195*>
Erwing Steers of Forest
Service Moves to Mill City
Four from Here To
Attend Boys State
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sandblast of
i Portland spent the weekend here , Erwing Steen of the Forest Ser­
•vith Mr- and Mrs. Dave Warde and' vice is new timber salesman for the
family. They came up to take in a Mill City District, »aid Al Sorseth
four buy.- from Santiam Union
I little fishing on opening day.
of the Detroit Ranger station. Mr. H.gh School have been selected to
liuesta Sunday at the home of Mr. Steers, his wife and three children, attend Beaver Boys State this year.
Brian Moffatt spent th* weekend and Mrs’. O. E. Hoodenpyle were Mrs. Nancy, Linda and Bill will reside at They aie Jim Gulliford, E<1 Hirte, Bill
Putman and Bob Hill. Two alternates
in Corvallis attending the state De- Hoodenpyle’s sister, Mrs. Leia Austin 22 Parkside Drive in Mill City.
and her children, Carol, Patsy, and
They are from Lowell. Mr. Steers chosen are Jamie Baughman and Den­
Molay convention.
Jerry ail of Portland and Norman who is a graduate of Oregon State where nie Jenkins.
Mr. and Mr». Richard Corbett and I is on leave from the U. S. Navy.
he majored in forestry.
This is an American Legion pro­
small »on, Brian, of Portland, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McMorris
with her parents, Mr. and M>- .lames ’ spent Sunday in Salem at the home of i Mr. and Mrs. Arnes Jackson and gram f education in which Mill City
E. Poole, and other relatives this past his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sandra have moved from the Frank has participated for several years, it
consists of a week at Oregon State
weekend.
Bass home to the former Duke Good­ College where the boys attend clas­
Quartier.
Mrs. Leo Poole will leave Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hale and family, win home.
ses in government as a part of the
for Bellingham, Wash., with her former teachers here, spent the week
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verbeck, Jr., plan for training in the functional
grandmother, Mu. W. H. Gardiner of I end visiting the Howard Farmens.
Seettle. They will stop at 1’ortlard i Hale, who teaches at Reynolds High and their 4-year-old daughter, Lavon, aspects of citizenship. Time is allow-
enroute to tak» ,n th? Ice Follies. In at Troutdale, has received a science spent the weekend here with his eu each day for recreation ?i»ch as
Bellingham Mrs. Poole will attend ! scholarship to Oregon State, and has parents, the Louis Verbecks. They swimming and tennis.
Sponsors locally this year are the
the Region Toastmistress tonventior taken a year s leave of absence from live in Roseburg, ana were amazed
and will enter the Mill City Club’s the Troutdale school. Mrs. Hale plans at the traffic they encountered dur­ Lions club, U. S. National Bank,
ing a short excursion to *e the fish­ Simpson Logging Co., Lyons, and the
prize winning sertpbr.o.t of the year to teach in Corvallis next year.
ermen and b >aters at Detroit dam.
Gates Fire Department. This marks
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley William» of
Mrs. Walter Harris of Salem r-
It has been learned that Mrs. R. the se ond straight year for all these
Caldwell, Idaho were weekend guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ spending several days in Mill City C. Haseman, Jr., of Waldport, the sponsors. A $3(1 fee is paid by each
ard Freeman. Rev. Williams was visiting friends. Mrs. Harris and her former Alona Daly, is recovering to cover a boy's expenses for the
guest speaker at the Christian Church family lived in Mill City a number of from major surgery at Providence week ol June 14 to 20.
years age.
At the conclusion of the progran.,
hospital in Portland. Kidney stones
Sunday morning.
were removed, and infection caused some of the boys make reports to
serious after effects. Mrs. Haseman their sponsoring group and also to
expects to be taken to the home of other interested organizations. Last
her mother, Mrs. Floyd Bassett oi year, two boys wrote their versions
Lyons, as soon as possible. Relatives of the entire week’s activities for The
at Waldport are taking care of her Enterprise.
two small children.
The Girls’ Glee club of Santiam Un­
ion High school will sing for the
meeting of the Marion County Wom­
en’s clubs to be held at the 1OOF
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hall here April 30th. They will sing
two numbers and their director, Rob­
Funeral services for Felicia Zie-
ert Harris, will also sing two seltc-
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bert were held at 10 a. m. Wednes­
tions.
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Word has been received by friends day at St. Joseph’s Catholic church.
here from Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mason, She died Saturday night in Salem
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who are vacationing at Corona, Calif. at the age of 67.
A rosary was said at 8 p. m. Tues­
It stated the weather was fine but day
and burial was in St. Barbara's
tht^t
rain
was
needed.
They
plan
to
be
Stoles
Sweaters
Lingerie
I cemetery.
at Rodeo, Calif., by March 15.
Mrs. Ziebert and her husband,
Hose
Aprons
Handkerchiefs
Arlo Tuers who works at Frank i Frank, came to the valley some 33
Lumber Co., just west of town was years ago from Canada. They lived
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injured early Monday morning just near Silver Creek Falls and at Gates |
as they were starting work. He before moving to Salem four years I
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caught the index finger of his right ago.
hand beeween a sprocket and chain.
She was born May 14, 1891, in |
He lost the first joint of his finger. Rumania.
Surviving, besides her widower, j
Dr. Mark Hammenckaen’» Upto-
227 S. W. Broadway
Phone 2243
Mill City, Ore.
metric offices in the Bell building in are four daughters, Rose Moorv,;
Stayton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m. Sublimity; Barbara Williams a nd
to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne­ Frances Holloway, both Salem, and j
cessary.
adv. Matilda Fruele, Sacramento, Calif., •»
Munday afternoon Mrs. Delbert four sons, Tony, Tillamook; John |
Goforth and Mrs. Richard Freeman and Jim, both Salem, and Albert.;
gave a party at the grade school in Mill City; five brothers, Mike and j
honor of the birthdays of Debra John Mack, both Aumsville, and Ul-
Goforth and Esther Freeman and I rich, Joe and Aloysius Mack, all in
Larry Ragsdale who were 8 years ■ Canada: two sisters, Lena Ziebert,
We wish to Announce that We are returning
old and Cathy Wright, daughter of | Salem, and Susan Lutz, in Canada;
their teacher. Mrs. James Wright, and 34 grandchildren.
who was 3. The hostesses served cup
to Mill City
cakes, dixie cups and punch. Balloons
were given for favors.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe, of Port­
We will reopen our
land were weekend guests of his par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe.
Kenneth Wooden and Mr. and Mrs.
By Rodney Scheer
Ed Fry and two children of Powers
Friday, the Wolverines took first
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray place honors again by defeating Val-
Wooden at the O. E. Hoodenpyle setz, MacLaren, and Siletz on the |
home. Kenneth Wooden has just home field. Santiam had 79 points, I
In the very near future.
completed his tour of duty with the MacLaren 40*4, Siletz 21 and Valsetz
Army in Germany.
6’4.
We will be open in our old location near
Family and friends surprised Mrs.
Ron Kuhlman again turned out to j
Roy Gibson recently with a birthday be top scorer for the Wolverines. He
party at the home of her daughter, totalled 23At pints. He had wins in
the Postoffice in Mill City.
Mrs. Crofoot. Attending besides the the high and low hurdles and the
hostess and her sons Larry, Kenneth 10V yard dash. He added seconds in 1
and Ronnie were Mr. and Mrs. Darrel ' the 220 and javelin, a third in the
Andersen, Maudie Flatman, Buford broad jump and was on the second
Flatman, Mra. Al Stahlman, Mr. and place relay team.
Mrs. Gene Gibson, all of Mill City;
120 yd. H.H. Kuhlman 16.4; 100
Mr. and Mrs. Cokey Williams and . yd. dash, Kuhlman 10.7; Mile, Shore I
daughter, Annie of Portland and Col­ of Siletz 5.09:6; 440, Dorman Gregory
Charles and Nellie
lis Heath. Sending gifts were Blanche 156.5; 180 yd. low hurdles, Kuhlman
Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Art An­ 23.2; 880 yd. Louie Morgan 2.19:4.;
Mill City, Oregon
dersen of Mehama. A buffet lunch­ 880 relay, MacLaren 1.43:3; shot put,
eon was served.
Tom Fencl 42 feet 4 inches; javelin,
Baker, MacLaren 141 feet 5*4 inches;
I discus, Baker, MacLaren, 131 feet
5% inches; high jump tie for first,
Gregory, Santiam ' and “Baker,-*^»c-
Laren 5 feet 4 inches; broad jutafi.*
Jamie Baughman 19 feet 1 inch; pole ;
vault, Bob Borden 9 feet 2 inches, Si- ,
letz.
-Mill Ends-
MOM
Announcement......
Santiam Takes Honors
In Track Meet Friday
Shoe Repair Shop
Charles Umphress
May Program
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 1-3-3
CURT JURGENS. INGRID BERGMAN, m
How long Since
Your Watch
Was Oeaned ?
" illiam Ira Wilaon, of Empire
visited here Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Haley at Haley*» Drive In.
Mr. Wileon is Mayor of Empire. He
was accompanied by Mr». Nettie
Ga»chel, mother of Mr». Haley, who
will live here at the present time.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SUNDAY. MAY 8-9-10
DON MEGOWAN AND “SNOWFIRE" THE HORSE in
«SNOWFIRE"
In Color — PLUS —
FRANK SINATRA. TONY CURTIS, N ATALIE WOOD, in
“KINGS GO FORTH”
Excellent World War II Drama
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 15-18-17
JOHN PAYNE. KAREN STEELE, in
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DeLuxe Ice Cream
Quart
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T«M«e 1343
Wo Ueo Genuine Factory Parte
MILL CITY
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4 5*
8 9*
SANTIAM GREEN
5cans 95*
Beans
JELLO - GELATIN DESSERT or
Jello Pudding 3 pkgs 25*
FINER BRAND
Canned Milk
3 for 39*
BLUE BELL, Bar-B-Q or Chip Dips
Reg. 59c
Potato Chips
49*
KRAFTS
12 oz. Jars
Peach Preserves
4/98*
Prices Good for Fri., Sat., Sun., May 1-2-3
Red & White Store
’ On The Highway__
~~ We gtve Penny Saver
We Feature
Stamp»
Phone 2671 Mill City Or».
Hot Dogs
Shakes
Mill City Jewelry
— PLUS —
PATTY McCORMACK. DAN DURYEA, in
MARTIN, in
dote-ONf premium (on omuol
Burgers
“THE LONE RANGER and THE LOST CTO OF GOI-D
“SOME CAME RUNNING”
convonioncoi
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COMPLETE DRIVE IN MENU
Baker'»
FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY. MAY
FRANK SINATRA. SHIRLEY M *rl
•low; wvoi monoyl Imogine th*
For That Lunch?
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"KATHY O”
your Insuronce can bo included
In ONf policy. Avoids dupLco-
MILL CITY
— PLUS — Comedy
BRIGITTE BARDOT. CHARLES BOYER, in
Problem« of a Child Movie Actreim
EXCELLENT Program Por The Whole Family
Thet a right I Proctically oil of
Formerly Mill City Drive In
“BAILOUT AT 43,000"
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SUNDAY, MAY 22-23-34
AD Color Program
CLAYTON MOORE, JAY SILVFRHEELS. in
FIRE-AUTO-HOME AND
Have You Tried
HALEY’S DRIVE IN
“INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS”
Superior Entertainment. Suitable for the Whole Family!
Hear the children'« Marching Song” as Minsionari» Loud
< hinese Orphans Acroes the Mountain* to a New. Safo Home.
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Mother of Local Man
Dies in Salem Saturday
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Box Office Opens 7 00 P. M. Weekdays — 5:30 P. M. Sunday«
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Fries
Pie
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Haley's Drive in
■Jim ami Ernia Hairy
On Santiam Highway, Mill City, Oregon