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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1964)
-.Alili LwUriukri. ItMirklAy, (Nktf TU LOCALS TV Franchise Mehama Little Changed by Council League to Serve Breakfast May 30 .*>—The Mill Clt> F.nb-rprÍM*, Thiirwdat, Ma> 21, HMM 'Pie May meeting ol the city * council was held at the city hull with Mayor J. C. Kirnrn«-I und all cauncilmen present. A U khik I i I for tin By .Iran KolM-rta ’¡he franchise name of San la J h MI it u> understand « MEHAMA As baseball tiam TV Coble, Inc. was than to tnlaundvl «land changed t o Santiam Vision s«,n approaches, Mehama Little l>-(tgu«- IxisrdMill players are C.lbje Jill- U imm I w III Industri«-» will Mini Stop sign» were authorized planning to sarve a breakfast tlieir truck to Stuyton on Wed on J uni ¡ mt street on both sides to he)|» «b-fray base-ball «expen needay, Muy 27tli to collect ol S. W. 2nd and on the south ses. Th«- hoys assist with the breakfast by serving, jiouring ilrma <>f clothing, furniture, ap side of Grove on S. E. 2nd. pliance» mul ottici houavlMild Ron Meacham, police chief, coffee, and washing dishes. At giBMla Thcae wlu> wish to submitted his report for April present they are selling tick tribute tlwir respairiibie with 32 traffic violations cited ets for the affair. Mrhtmri.-i firemen plan to help eanhi are asked to cull to uppear in court. R G. W ium I at 7(<9-536.i There was one violation of the playt-m cook and serve the will arrange for Uir truck to tin- basic rule with speed In- breakfast which will be given pick up donation« In the area volved which was cited to th«- May 30, th«- day «rf the White Watei Challenge, at M«-hama IhcTr »till remain an acute Linn County Juvenile court. Consisting 'd hotcak«-«, nam «tuirtagr of furniture ut Good- There were 21 violations «rf will. Donnthm* of IxHiselmld the basic rule with speed in- and egg», the breakfast will tiegin at 5:00 A M and will furniture, large and »mall, will volved. lie moat aigirrciatrd (Five failures to stop at ousted umtinue until after the White All prepared to serve breakfast May 30 are the intersections, two wiUsiut op- Water race. following Mehama Little League players. Top row: Through a mlsiinilrralaiulliig, erators license, one expired left to right: Keith Hughes, John Crandall, Jeffery the (¡arden fluii picture und car license, one obstructed JOI AHO I ARE ON A DlIT. WK LOST 4. front vision, one excessive noiae story featured In lust week’» Pudge, Randy Rockwell, Bruce Teeters, Dale Johnson. Enterprise «toted the lace tubi«- ÊF ’’tXlHD» BITMEFN US... DI ONT Vil from mufflers, one arrest for Darrell Walz, Timmy Culberson, Mike Waltz. Bottom i-lotii owned by Mm (J V being a minor in possession row: Arthur Landers, Bobby Rychard, Dale Crandall, Miltor wo» |Mir<futMd In Ibtl alcohol, one juvenile referred to Mr. anil Mr». Kenneth Hirn» Kenneth Olson, Rickie Crandall, Donny Wagner and Mr and Mrs. E. H. Peterson ( Mm It came trun Old (luna ¡.inn county court for being a from H-lmnon and Mr. ami Mrs took an enjoyable trip Sunday Rex Longfellow. minor in possession of alcohol, Three aky divers from OSU Hill Sim» fr««n Scio visited Sun when they joined a group <»1 Mr». Frral day ut the ixitne of Mr it nd 1250 ¡x-oph- that took an ex I on«- complaint filed with the Parachute club of Albany Air Marion County District court port parachuted dwn as guests to her home following a »rvvrr Mr* George Fk»>k. cursion train trip from Port stroke Mr« (.olita Murten« 1« for selling alcohol to a juvenile. at the 32nd annual Queener land to Madras, stopping at There were 21 o/mplainta Homecoming raring ta tier nt her Ixinu* picnic Sunday Mr tMnl Mr». Floyd Hlu-plicrii scenic «¡»its including Round ( turned into the police ami 11 of May 17 at the Queener schooi- Mr ( »«»»•h 1» r«Ulfine«l t<> Il attended tin1 Queencr »duini re Butte dam. Salem lx »I>Uu| by Ilin«-»» th«-rn cleaned Then- were $467 Ixxiw south of Stayton The union Sunday at tlx- Qucenrr I collected in fines with tn«- police ! men. Hugh G. Rosenberg. OSU. acluail near Stayton. A |»>lluck »upper will I m - held car patrolling 1.196 miles using ¡Aon Wright, Corvallis and John Mr. »nd Mrw. J<4ui Mac Sunday. May 24 in the new gym 160.6 gallons of gasoline E. Furrow of Hord River free Gregor and twin« s|x*nt Sunday (ilMsst* Sunday al the botili- of the Stnytrai Seventh I>ay Ad fell approximately 4200 feet be In Heavi-rt-m visiting with of Mr. mui Mr» Izjwell Cree ventist church honoring the Frances Reid Busy friends fore opening their chutes and Good Used Clothing and Appliances were her brother and »later-in Storz family who will bi- trans- landing cto*«-by where they were law. Mr and Mra. Wade Dick- ferrod to Waldport in July, Selling Whitewater picked up in automobiles and Mr». lUolr Mrmlllh Mill »(nail Inoafi from Salem. Pastor Storz ha» lu-en in charge brought to the picnic. m «> << Mi»« arrived Wislnesday of the church here for »orne Challenge Buttons I Ilesmond Fuson, Aumsville, tu visit with hrr parents, Mr. France* Reid, Santiam High Mr». (luirle« Ihileuil hn» re time. and Mra Airy Podrubaky Her «Ignei! a» regiwtrar for Linn school princes* In the May 3lrth president of the Tri-County 10 A. M.-5P. M buaiMhd la taking specialized County Thoa<- who wiah to re Mill City friend» hair recel* Whitewater Challenge is busy Tranaievers 2-way radio club headed the group crew. training at General Motor» and girier to vote may do so nt rd word that Hr. and Mr*. Bob selling buttons for the event Open Wednesdays Thru Saturday lx «pea in get a |»Mltlon on the T<m a Shell Service statiixi These buttons ar«- tor admis-' Oldest teacher present was Baltimore have moved to Co- west coast sion to a local talent show and W ’ iU'am H Fuson. Aumsville. ; quilk* where he is employed in iron 1903 to 1909. Mr, and Mr». Frank Sever» th«- Pacific Pow««r & Light of- the con»natkm of the queen. who J“" officers elected were I Sunday afternmin Mr». (>lady» spent the weekend at the coast. five. He had been working in which will be held at the " "1 * New Mr». E. T. Ware ( Margaret Ixikc and Mr« EU* Völkel Bl Mr». S«-v«-m started work in the the bend PP4L office and she City Grade School gym Schaefer) of Stayton. president; tenóni (tie m-e|gkm In Salem Jerry Pittam Insurance office worked in a bank there The this month. Mrs. Ruth Frantz iRuth Fuson) i Imnoring Mr» Agne« Ho>th. wtxi this week replacing Mrs Clif | Baltimorcs are former logntime Jacky Krieger Betty Savage Cookies can be frozen eith- Salem, vice president and Mrs. Is retiring July I as Murton ford Swift. who resigned Mra residents here. er baked or unbaked. Baked Evelyn Fuson (Evelyn Kelley) County Superintendent <>f Bill Birkett assumed Mrs Se Located in Booth-Hill Bldg, on First Street cookies can be stored in a freez Aumsville, secretary-treasurer .s<íx»»l» Mr. and Mr». Earle Healey vers' ¡»«sitkm us checker at er up to 12 month»; frozen Approximately 80 former stu of Beaamcnt, Calif., visited Stewart’s. Across from U. S. Nat'l Bank dough stay» fresh up to six dent». neighbors and friends Mr». Ollie Mub«r and children this week in Mill City. They m->nths were present. and Mrs Florence Timm went Marilyn ( lull will meet nest purchased proju-rty here aome to Ailxiny Tuesday to help Mrs. TYieaday, May 26 ut the huni-' time ago and plan on moving Iterile Slater orb-brat«- her of Mm Vtota Hirte at Gates A soon They said they have been birthday Stic I» the mother of covered didi luncheon will la- telling their California friends Mrs Tanni and grandmother served at noon. what a wondi-rful an'» thia is of Mr» M uum - Mr. and Mr». Danlri Klrihrgc llrucr («»rilttn wit* call« <1 (erti latke and (baric« <’ru home from California l>y the li-ft last week for Kansas by *<m spent Sunday in Holland scrkMis iiln«-«» of his father, train where they will visit with at the Ismir of Mr. and Mm James Gordon Hi» wife, C«»- friends arxl relatives. Mr. Klei- [ Jack CoreyvM, millc (Goble) Gordon arxl their hegc has been in poor health I but ha* impnmxi FOR THE ANNUAL WHITE WATER CHALLENGE, SPONSORED BY THE NORTH children acc<wn|xinlcd by her recently Mr», («lady» latke and Mr». »Istrr and family will arrive erxHtgh so that he looked for Elsie Volke 1 were < <>4x»t«-»«e» later thl» w«-vk SANTIAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON ward to the trip. nt tfu- lake lx me Monday for a potluck hinctxmp for medi Mr. »nd Mr». Arehir Thomp- 1 Mr». Frank Nuvak left by jet timi of their mlflinrry club fnsn Tuesday nutrning for Colorado son have been visiting frequent Saitm Attending were Mm Springs wherr she wiU visit with ly with his mother, who has .Morir M Jackson. Mm Clara her son-in-law and daughter, tx-en hospitalized at Corvallsi. lemdgren. Mm ¡adita Hoad- Mr and Mra Jamie Baugiunan The elderly lady has been quite ley. Mm Edith Shant/. Mr». and await the arrival of a toon ill but is somewhat improved You’ll have a lot of fun and you may win a prise ! Contestant NrQUr Rtdil, Mra Aimed* cxjx-ctral grandchild. at presmt latughlin. Mra Bertha Holman. or spectator - don’t miss it! Mrs Mane Ncwhantt. Mr» Mr. and Mr». Jim S»*n »nd The Mill City Volunteer Fire Halm Smith, Mra June Moen, <l«-partmcnt was called out Sat Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Swan were and th«- txwti—ism Comers Methodist urday aftvnxxin to the home id at Four Mr. and Mra. Bud Bilyeu when Church Sunday where they at Mr. »nd Mr». Clutrie» l>e- oil barrels at their home caught tended the 25th anniveraaiy Re Gulrr from Silverton were vis fire. The fire wa* extinguished ception for their niece and itor» Sunday afternoon at the without any damage. n«*p(iew. Mr and Mra. William . . . FOR SUMMER DRIVING NOW BY BRINGING IT IN home at Mr. aixi Mra. Ralph Dunnigan. Budloog and daughters and S. lad» Hershberger baa return- TO GENE TEAGUE’S FOR A TUNE-UP ! Res-mt giK^bi at the home of G. Higdon Birthday cake was cd home after »¡ending several M-rv«-d in honor of Mra. De mistlhs in Arizona She visited Mr and Mrs John Swan were Rid your car of cold weather weariness—we have the know how, the tools, and Guire. «vtx> wa» cvWiratmg her with her tirother, Darrell Hersh Mr. and Mrs Ronaki Swan arxl the quality parts to do your job RIGHT. Timely repairs of minor troubles, periodic birthday anniversary. berger who is statiixw-d at latke family and Mr. and Mrs. Al checkups of motor, brakes, lights, transmission, cooling and exhaust systems, Smeenk and family both of Ah’B and witfi friends. She protect your investment and allow you to drive a SAFE car. Mr. and Mr». (Veil latke and plans on obtaining work in the Portland. Mra Elsie Völkel. Toni New- Salmi area soon. t»-rg and IJsa Gabriel from At « nx-ent meeting of the Gates were in ftortlarui Satur Mr and Mrs. K. K. Mitchell Mill City Woman's club the day afternoon where they at- of Anchorage, Alaska visited gnxjp voted to donate $25.00 to t«md««d th«- Ice Follies last week nt the home of Mr. the Children'» Farm Home at anil Mra. I-cc Howell. They ('•«i valli». Tile Women’s Clubs Friends will lie glad 1« learn were enroute to Minnesota for of Marion csiunty all contribute i that James Gordon. wlx> suf a vacation. Mrs. Mitchell was to the support of this worthy fered a sever«- heart attack Fri trapped under the airport tower institution Mra. Harry Mason. day. I* holding ins OWn H«- is at Anchorage at the time of Woman's Club president, said still listed in critical condition the quak<- and It was some that funds wen- particularly tail the attending ¡kiysician Is time Ix-forv »lie could be releas needed this year. ON A ixgx-ful of hi* recovery. He was ed lifter It collapacd. She suf taken to Salem Memorial hos fered only bruises and cuts. Mr. pital Sutxiay morning. and Mrs Howell tixik them on a numlx-r of scenic drives and NOW ON DISPLAY they thought this was a won derful urea. Sky Divers Visit Oueener Picnic GRAND OPENING The Get Together Thrift Shop Wednesday, May 20th FREE Coffee and Cookies GET YOUR “BOAT” READY ANYTHING GOES MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 30 Get Your Car Ready Free Drawing Custom Bulldozing AL WARD (all 897-2858 or 897-2954 "No Job Too Small" YOU CAN GET RELIEF FROM HEADACHE PAIN SIANBACK give» you FAST relief ftom pain» of headache, neuralgie, neuritis, and minor pains of arthritis, rheumatism Because SIANBACK contains several medically approved end prescribed ingredients lor fast relief, you can take STANBACK with confidence. Satisfaction guaranteed! I r M STANBACK • • -f uny prt'fiarntion vou'vn ever i « ■■ ■ ■ < I 10« 25« 69« 98« Mr». Isabelle Calkin» return ed recently from a visit to Tuc son, Ariz., where she visited with her brother. She said site did not care for the dessert and dry hxiking country after so many years in the ’’green country” of Oregon. Mr. amt Mr». Willard Shat tuck of Gresham were Sunday visitors at the home of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ijowell Fleetwixxi. Among th«xM- attending the I<v Follies at Portland last week were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kim mel, Mrs. John Swan, Miss Daisy Geddes and Mrs. Edith Mason. The Studio of Hair Design, next door to Ada’s Needle Shop is open Tuesday through Fri day. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., Thursday 10:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m For appointments phone 897-2100. Betty Klutke, prop, ad Mari-Linn Graduation Exercises Set LYONS Graduation exercises for Mari-Linn will be held Tues day evening, June 2 at 8 p. m. Gerald Wilson, chairman of Ute school board will award the di plomas to the 26 students. Dr. George J. Simio of Salem is commencement speaker. Kathrine Behrens is Valedic torian and Patricia Clipfell, Sa- lutatorian. Gradunte this year are Ka thrine Behrens. Don Bryson, Valerie Chytka, Patricia Clip fell, Brent Cole, Jim Cox, Ricky Davidson. Helen Grosso. Louis Hampton. David Holman. Jerry Kimery, Mike Kokstis. Olettn Mays. Patricia McDougall, Earl Mentze, Rodney Ramsey, Rosa lie Rohwein, Kntherine Schmitt. Larry Shelton. Linda Shepherd. Marsha Sledge, Richard Tinney, • Cecelia VanAgtmaei, Melvin Wainman, Connie Walker and Mary Wilson. $500 USED CAR All you have to do is stop in and register — Anyone who has a driver’s license is eligible. No purchase nec essary. DRAWING JUNE 20 Gene Teague Chevrolet 120 W. Hollister Phone 769 2126
