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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1964)
6—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 13, 1!H»I —»------ league game 43-56 Frank Storey with 32 was high for the win ner. Maugh with 21 w is high for the losers. IX’troit: Johnson Frank 4, Cecil Johnscut 4. Ron Floyd 11. Vince Storey 32. b Mrs. Arnold Malone Drago 12. Terry Dean 6. Brian Mr ami Mrs Ed Callahan Waters 4 «nd daughter, from Salem, have Itetroit JVs won 61 moved into the house on the Detroit plays Falls City at propertv formerly occupied by home T\H»sday On Friday they the Rudy Mill play at Valsetz MacLaren here Detroit HaakHball— Detroit played MaeLaron at February 18th, the last game «4 the st»ason Woixibum Tuesday, February 4. MacLaren won 81 to 41 in March <4 Dim«»— The Detroit Women’s Civic this run-league game. John club and the Cascade Canyon Tanner and August Tlgner wvre high for the winners. Vince club, will hold a coffee for toe BUT WHAT Px Drago with 14 was high for March of Dimes Friday. Febru DiFFCReNCE ary 14 at the Detroit City hall Detroit. Scorers fur Detroit : ‘X FEW NEPvQS Mike Johnson L Cecil Johnson The affair will start at 10 a. MAKE m. and will last all day. Be 6. Frank Storey 0. Ron Floyd ginning at 7 p. m. Red Miller 7, Vince Drago 14. Terry TNstn 4. Butch Diment 1. Rudy Thorn will show slides of foreign countries. Harry Spencer will ton 4. Detroit played OSD hen» Fri show slides of the moose hunt day with Detroit winning this ing trip he had this summer in Canada. Harold Champion will show pictures of old Detroit and the dedication of the Santiarn YOU CAN GET highway. Q4fee and cknighnuts RELIEF FROM will be served. The public is welcome. The Detroit grade school bas ketball team played Mari-Linn on Friday. STANBACK gives you FAST relief here Thursday night. The A Mr. and Mrs Earl Parker from pams of headache, neuralgia, team won and the Bs lost. returned home Sunday after neuritis, and minor pains ot arthritis, Billie Malone visited Saturday spending a few days at Wald rheumatism Because STANBACK in Lyons with Karol Meyers. contains several medically-approved port with his brother and wife, and prescribed ingredients tor fast Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bald the Clinton Parkers relief, you can take STANBACK with win and Mrs, Fannie Noble of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Overland confidence. Satisfaction guaranteed! Stayton visited with Mr. and have sold their cabins to Fred Test <5** s«* •* Mrs. Ray Sophy Sunday. I Snider and will be moving to DETROIT IDANHA HEADACHE PAIN lì NEVER FAILS NWS, WILL N(XJ TELL FM4O HER TRIENOS TO STOP POLLERIN' US? ) Gte CfNNT FA ouv HAVE FSN't FUN vmi OOUT GOlLG han G in ' around all ) *»*€ T ime — INHAT D'XA T' i NK WE J. j - ARE — SISSIES? / CHURCH NEWS SE5 EN11I DAY 9:30 a. m Saturday Sabbath Schtxil. 11 a. m Worvhlp service 7 30 p. m. Wednesday prayer meeting. Visitors welcome FREE METHODIST CHURCH North Mill < 111 llev. Get««» E. Dsvldaon. Pastor a. m. Sunday »ctuxil. m Morning Worship, p. m. Teen Time. 7 P m. Evening Worship. TUS«.»« U «Kit **<*2t¿ m, MA t «e< «»»O — 7 P m. Wednesday prayer ilHk? .*• V Ou 4 ♦1 meeting. Aa»C Jfc’ te'.d N*V Í ST. PATRICK’S PARISH Lyons on the telephone poles in De Vincent Drag*» 1 8. Sarah Smith Rev. Bernard Neuman. Pastor Mass: 1st. 2nd ami Sth Sunday troit. Mrs Spencer also asked Ketty Malone, Jerilyn Hopson at 10 30 a m. for volunteers to sing at the ta and Sandra Tompkins 2 0. Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at lent show. The club ha» pur Mr and Mrs Ed Boynton >>f 10 10 g. m chased a set of stainless silver Portland Msiti-J Sunday with ware. to be kept with the c«4fre Mrs. Ann Stevens. ASSEMBLY OF GOD <111 Kill pot for club us«’ Several vol Mrs Minnie Koch of Oregon Sth and Odar untered to work ât the March City and Mrs Grace Clnani»r Sunday School, 10 00 a m. STANBACK of Dime» coffee The club will of the same city are visiting Morning Worship, 11 00 a in. I Mobile First Aid Meeting— against any Beaverton soon have a combined fixxl »ale and the'r brother-in-law and sister, preparation Evangelistic Service, 7 30 p. The Detroit Mobile First Aid you've ever Visiting at the home of Mr luncheon at the Patio Friday. Mr and Mrs Dave Oja tn. unit held their monthly nreet- and Mrs. Howard Dean are his used March 13 Karin Galdabini ami Each Thursday evening, lie- lilbl<< Thursday, 7 30 p. ni | ing Tuesday at the city hall. At parents. Mr. and Mrs O. B. Pat Sapp are chairmen with ginning February 13 at 7 there Study and Prayer. ! this meeting it was voted to Dear, of Eugene. IX>nna Stahlman and Fran Fry will lx» a come at you are com- A church with God's answer have a larger motor installed in Detroit Women’s Civic Club— to assist. This year the club munity ■ing at tlie Detroit for your problemi. 1 the ambulance. This was done The Madarus trailer house in project will be helping »end toe church, Everyone is welcome to Idanha, decorated with the Val boy scouts of Detroit, Idanha come and tak*» part <5>ffee will FIRST IIIRISTIAN (lit lull entine day theme, was the meet aixi Manon Forks go to Valley- ne served. Jack Mruaer, l*a»tor ing place of the Detroit Wom Forge litis summer Mr. and Mrs Izither Guest, Bible School, 9 45 a. m. en's Civic club Wednesday. Fe Morning Worship. 10 45 a. m Refreshments were served to daughter Edith and Patty Ciap- Youth Service, 6 30 p. m. bruary 5 at 8 p m. Mrs. John Mmes. Robert Kirk, IJoyd man returned this week from Evening Service. 7 30 p in. Madarus was hostess with Mrs. Ketchum Jr., Jim Stahlman. a vacation trip to California Harry Spencer and Mrs. Dale Earl Ijiyman. Wendell Jones. and Arizona At Oceaside they HT. < A nil HINE'S CATIIOI.K' Mill <1ty Scharff coh<TStesses. Burglary Auto Fire Ron Galdabini. James Comer, visited Mr. Guest's parents, Mr Father llenrl Arata For the program Chris Soren Jules Hill, Dave Sapp. Watt and Mrs L. P. Guest; nt Vista, Mass at 9 15 a. m. every Sun sen of Mill City, foreign ex Parker, Harry Overland. Bob Cal., they visited her parents, Theft - Public Liability - Marine change student from Denmark Young. Ken Fry. Charles Shroy, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Read; at Yuma. Ariz , they visited hi» MILL < ITY BAPTIST MISSION showed slides of his country and Life Howard Drago. Harold Hills. Health and Accident Ronald T. Siebert. raster brother and her sister, Mr and gave a talk. He also answered Don Ketchum. H.xvnrd Denn. Mrs. Roy Guest Worshipping in Seventh Day While they ' questions. He was brought to Arnold Malone and Mrs. Mc- were on their vacation. Detroit by Mrs. George Hum Mm Adventist Church S W Ivy St Chirr Guests were Mmes Or- Lanel Root, Dux» H«xick Sunday School 9 45 A M phrey. The Deanha PTA has und val Ravmond. Dave White Worship 11 A. M • 7 30 P. M and Bob Stanner t«x»k care *4 the been invited to take part in the fonnie Sullivan Training Union 6 30 1* M store in Idanha. Talent Show which they will J. C. KIMMEL ED “Bud” DAVIS, Jr. sponsor in March. Mrs. Harry H>»»»w» Extension Mretx— GATES (XIMMI'NITV <HI l«1l 107 Wall St. Phone 897-2660 Th«» Home Extension meeting Spencer, flower basket chair <»l < IIKIST Mill City, Oregon man reported that the March for Febninrv was held Thurs- Sunday School. 10 00 n m. meeting will be a work meeting dnv nt the home of Mrs Dale Morning Worship, 11 00 n m. . when the baskets will be hung Thornton. Idnnha. chairmnn. Mrs John Teeter» Youth activities, Sunday ev- Martha Taylor presided over toe Art Anderson returned home ening. business meeting u+ien it was decided the members will sup- Friday afterncxm from Santiarn stNTIAM (IIAIMI, nlv sowing needs to the Marion Memorial hospital where he had Assembly of God been receiving treatment fol Countv Juvenile Detention hall Lyons, Oregon lowing an automobile accident in Salem "Chemistry Dx»s the Douglas Menlxe, rax tor last Saturday. Cleaning" was the project with Phone 859-3364 Mr. an<l Mrs. Ixxiis Kicrsey Winifred Murphy and Mabel and daughters, Sandra, Shelly Sunday School. 9 45 a. m Dunbar as leaders. Present for Beauty Service Morning Worship, 11 00 a. rn Health Foods and Kimmy of San Diego are Optometrists the meeting were Connie Pres spending the week visiting here Evening Service. 7 00 p. m ley. Martha Taylor, Mabel I>in- at the home of her parents, the New Hair Styl- Tuesday eve. 7 to 9 Sky Pomeroy Optical Co. Natural Health Center bar, Winifred Murphy. Veda Frank Whites, anti with other Pilots for boys nge 9 anti up. i ing Permanent Optometrists i Opticians '• From $8.00 Organic Cosmetics Oja. Rilla Schaffer. Dorothy relatives When they Wednesday eve. 7'30 prayer i return Dr. Charles B. Pomeroy Williamson, Helen Lichtlyter. home they will take Mrs Kier- and Bible Study. '/ Shampoo & Set Complete Line of Health Food Optometrist Pat Thornton. Ann Clark. Frei- soy's two children back with 2nd and 4th Thursday eve. 7 from $1.75 Products & Natural Vitamins M. B. McKenney, Asso. 1073 Corn! SE 362-9861 da Hiebert, Myrna Ketchum them, The Dike children i have p m. W M C's Youth Service 383 State St. Salem Hair Cut Yvonne Hills. I.vdia Williamson. been making their home with or C. A's 6 30 Sunday cvcn- Phone 363-9011 From . $1.50 House Leveling Jean Roth and her guest, her the Wayne Smith» at Elmira Ings. V—' mother. Mrs. Francis Richards Mr and Mrs. I). C Hughe». Pets and Suppl es Oxford Beauty Parlor Specializing in House Leveling DETROIT <111 Kill OF <4 Silverton. Cindy. Sheryl. Ijiurh* and Bill Phone 363-2030 Piers-Beams-Joists-Studs anun Rev. George Simonka. super of !a»alxjrg were Sunday guests Moore Pets Replaced Sunday Schemi, 10 00 a. tn. 1275 Oxford St., Salem. Ore intendent of the Union Gospel at the homo of his mother, Mrs (Home Owned) 25 Years Experience Morning Worship. 11 o’clock Mission in Salem was speaker E. J Hughes They also visited Quality, Not Quantity Reasonable Reliable Guaranteed other relatives here recently at the Idanha Commun Salems oldest and only Pet Shop Chiropractors Free Estimates Call Hal Mrs. Ix»»tcr Easom of North Community I’rexbyterlan Church 382-8411 P. O. Box 7082 Salem Singing Canaries and Baby Par- ity church. Bend is a house guest of her Rev. Arne V. Magnuson, Pastor rakeets. Pets of all kinds on Mrs. Francis Richards of Sil Dr. D. E. Bolin Mehnma, Oregon order. verton is visiting at the home sister, Mr. Bonnie Wagner anti 9 15 a m. Church School. Practice Limited to the Spine is also visiting with other rela Supplies—Tropical and Gold of her daughter, Mrs Harold (Classes for all ages! Hrs. Mon. thru Wed. 9 a. m. Income Tax tives and friends here. Fish—Birds Boarded Roth in Idanha. 11:00 a. m Worship Service. to 12 and 1:30 p. m. to 6 p. m. Grant Smith visited with his 4089 State St. (4 Corners) Harold Roth was a guest at a Everyone is welcome. Closed Thurs. P. M. - Fri. A. M. Income Tax Accountant surprise birthday dinner at a mother, Mrs. Clara Smith in Telephone 364-8036 Eugene Sunday. Plenty of Free Parking Salem cafe Sunday. Guests were Ixxig Form both Fed.-State $5.00 The Church of Jesus Christ H> im Birthday Party— 1803 Lansing N. E. Ph. 581-2747 the Roths, Mr. and Mr». Len Of l»ttcr Day Saints Phone 363-2030 Roofing Mrs. D. L. Teeters was host Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hie Presiding Elder: Joseph ess at her home Saturday even '.275 Oxfor 1 S. E. - Salem bert. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Wil Johnson Furniture - Upholsters ing to a small group of friends, All State Roofing Co. liamson. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn surprising her husband, whose We Cover The Valley • ctmg place at Women's club M Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred NEW BOOFS and REPAIRS Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaf birthday was February 5. En louse In Stay ton. NORM’S FURNITURE & Mobile Home Towing joying the evening of cards and Commercial - Residential 9:30 fer, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Presley refreshments with the honor »unday School UPHOLSTERING And Industrial sacrament Meeting 10:45 Mr. New Furniture & Recovering BARNETT FREE ESTIMATES - TERMS Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thornton, guest were Mr. and Mrs. Art r>riesthood Meeting H 50 and Mrs. Rubin Krieger, Anderson, Mr anti Mrs. Grant MOBILE HOME TOWING WILBUR KOENIG, Ouner Exceptionally Fine Mr. and Mrs. Tex Emerson, and Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Austin I.KINS METHODIST <111 it< it Cargo & Full Coverage on Road Ph. M84NN Workmanship ijongfellow, Mr. and Mrs. Bar Sahm Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clark. Norm’s Custom Built Furniture We handle your home with care 6995 River Rd. N. E. Sunday School at 8 50. Th- Detroit grade school will old Longfekdw, Mr. anti Mrs. INSURED — FOR hire : Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. Name Brands—Fashioncraft, I play Mil) City here Thursday at Walter Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. 80.j 41sr Place N. E. B jx 25 Welding Supplies Goebels. Lynch, Simmons, 4 p. m. Dale Champ, Mrs. G V. Chris- OI K MOY OF Mil RDF.A Phone 585-2480 Salem Serta, Deluxe tensen and Bonnie. Valley Welding Supply Co. Honor Student»» Named— PARISH. Jordan Ask to see our home display Students at Detroit High mak Authorized Airco Dealers Rev. Bernard Neuman. Pnator Plenty of FREE PARKING Monuments ing the third six weeks honor Sales - Rentals - Service Mass: 1st, 2nd, nnd 5th Sun roll are Frank Storey 1.0, Doug 190? Silverton Rd. N. E„ Salem Portable Gas & Electric day at 8:30 a m. Spencer 1.0, Rudy Thornton 1.3, Capital Monuments Welding Equipment Dial 363-0118 Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Desch Medical Oxygen 4 Mixed Gases Jerilyn Hopson 1.4, Sue Pattec I 10:30 a. m. For Home and Hospital Service 1.4, Maryann Michael 1.6, Mike' Owners Glass & Glazing Phone 364-446. In Emergencies Johnson 1.6, Helen Spencer 1.6.1 IDANHA COMMUNITY Serving You Personally 363-6970, 364-3144 or 363-6557 Janee Bel veal 1-8, Kctty Ma <111 R<1l New Location 140 Hoyt St. S. 325 High S. E. Salem lone, Brian Waters ami Margar Capitol City GU fm Co. Rev. Harold Roth, Pastor Salem et Baker all 2.0. In Mill City Contact Babb-» Born at Hnntinni Jean Roth. S. S. Supt. P ate Glass - Window Glass Phone 363-6887 Hoover’s Repair. Semester Honor Student*«— Memorial lfo»n*tnl. Htitvton Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Structural. Carrara Glaa» Ask for Jim or Very] Students making the semester Born January 30 to Mr. and Morning Service, 11:44 a. m. Mirrors Made To Order 897-2911 Mill City honor roll are Frank Storey and Mrs. William John Adams of Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p m. Off. Furniture Eqpt In Lyons contact Shower Doors-Tub Enclosurers Doug Spencer 1.0, Janee Bel- Stayton a boy, Christojiher Ix»e Bible Study, Wednesday 7:30 Bassett Welding veal, Sue Pattee 1.4, Rudy who weighed 8 pounds 12*-4 oun p. m. Door Closer Repairs liniA/f * PHOTOCOPIER Ask for Floyd Bassett Thornton 1.5, Mike Johnson 1.6, ces. Junior Choir and Bible Club, Free Parking llUvV: THAT MAKES Ph. 859-2221 Lyons Helen Spencer 1.6, Margaret Born January 31 to Mr. and Thursday, 4 00 p. m. 1450 Front Rt. N. E. 581-255» PERFECT COPIES OF EVERYTHING Adult Choir, Saturday at 7:30 Baker 1.6, Maryann Michael 1.8, Mrs. Donald S. McKenzie of Western We ar Stayton a girl, Molly Ann weigh p. m. Pest Control ing 7 pounds 3% ounces. Come fellowship with us. Van’s Outdoor Store Bom February 2 to Mr. and ChHdson’s Pest Control The à B Diet I »ok for the Sign with the Mrs. Bradford Nash of Mehama Born Febninry 5 to Mr. and 103 Photocopier A complete line of Horse On Top boy twins, Danny Ray and Mrs. Calvin George Gilliland of Fast -opir-s t»( anyth inf 5Q wrif*. dup a’* i. extermination The Most Complete Line of Lanny Jay, 6 pounds; 5 pounds Rt. 1, Box 135, Scio, a girl print/■! .r drawn. Western Wear in the Valley 7% ounces. 1 all us for a /rre If you can prove we didn't do Renee Colleen, weighing 7 atration trnlay. Finest Selection of Saddles Born February 4 to Mr. and pounds 11H ounces. the job right we will refund your Handles like putty Hardens like wood English & Western Mrs. Everett W. Hatch of I't money and do it over FREE Born Febninry 6 to Mr. and Commercial Book Store All Nationally Advertised 1, Aumsville a boy, Everett Mrs. Lester G. Ruggles of FU. P. O. Box 7082 Salem 120 Commercial St. N, E. Salem Merchandise Mark, weighing 5 pounds 8*4 1, Turner a boy, James Starr, Phone 362-8414 Phone 383 31 «2 211 Commercial NE 363-4343,' Th* O^^uina - Accept No Substitut» ounces. weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. I STANBACK Ask Us About Insurance Hill Insurance Agency M EH AMA Donnhl Dialioiia. I'a»h>r Sunday Schixil. !• 15 a m. Morning Worship, il 18) a. m. Evening Worship, 7 10 |> m. Thursday evening 7:31) |> m Everyone welcome. OBITUARIISW ADVENT1NT H. W. Ivy Ht. Mill City CMlAMk NÒ Itev. Mil l. CITI PRESBYTERIAN Richard II. ttole, l'astor Sunday School nt 9 45 a. in Nursery through adult classes. Morning Worship Service nt 11 00 o'clock Sermon topic Receiving What We Need M.xit hcn sis. won that New girl ^ end of ^ ours ?— Bov a knockout — C MON ¿J i MME he Q Mil J. CITY < IMMUNITY <111'1« II Full <I<>»|H»I AIM A F. UUFNEH Services wrre held Friday, Fetiruary 7 at Jacobson's Fam lly Hiners! Home in ISrtiarui for Alma V. Hufner, wla> died February 5th at the ISirtland Sanitarium following major sur gery. Alma Hufner was bum in Santa Ana, California In 1908 She lived in Mill City and re cently moved to Portland Sur viving are: her huibxiul Frank Hufner, sisters. Mrs. Hay Hom er of Mill City, Nellie Carter of Oso, Washington. Sylvia Corn- well <4 Chico, OtHfomla; and Ruby Shoctxgh in of Glendale. California, daughter, Aim Hut ner, mu , Charles Hufner, Gary Hutner. Franklin Rutnci, and Rev. Harold Keehnel of Georgia Her mother, Mrs. M Nelson of Chico. who is 98 years <«C age was also preterit at the services with five grandchildren and many nieces ata! nephews MR.H MINA TOWEIJ. Funeral services were ln»ld Saturday at 1 o'clock from th«» Weddle Funeral Home for Mrs Mina Towcll, 80. wtio |Htas<xl away Tuesday at an Allwny Nursing home. Mrs. Ttsvcll wax a former kxig-time Mill City resident, moving here IllxiUt ino 9w suffered a »troke three years ago and since then reoalvcd can» in an Albany nursing home She was lx>m Marvil 15. 1883 ill Kmny County, Mich. Survivura include a son, Or lando Harris of Mill City; a daughter, Mrs. Alla 1‘lunkrtt of Yuma, Ariz : five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Interment wax at Kings Valley cemetery' near Ihillas Subscribe To The Mill City Enterprise Shrinks Hemorrhc ids Without Surgsry If You Can't Buy it at Home —Use This Salem Stops Itch—Relieves Pain BUSINESS DIRECTORY a I t r •urprry. !n e^»e after <••■<. while gently rehevln< ¡»airi, a* i .al tr .r Fill Cracks And Holes Better PLASTIC WOOD i For tho Aral lime srien • h»» t .n>| I Bma'lnr all result« were »<» thnr 0*1 “h that aufTcrrr« made attnniahitii Staten enti hha "¡’ilea have erase 1 t< te a pr<Mem!“ The aerrrt 1« a now healing substance (Iho-Pync* die Covcry of a world farnout rescare) Institute. Thia substance is n- w si ail able In CMppocitory or oislwiinf / >rw cal!« 1 /’rspurahos //•. Al all <!ruf ot Counters. HOME PLANNING IDEAS! Hundreds of plans and variations in our files can help you decide wlut need in that home you want to build. Just drop in and let us know that you’d like to get some planning ideas. Phone 897-2610 KELLY LUMBER BALES «UL citv , o « « n n , Week Day Hours 8:00 A. M. to S:(M) P. M. Satiirilayn: 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 Phone 897-2610 Mill City, Oregon
