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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1965)
.V 'I'll«- Mill < i«.v Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. ‘JI, I9H5 LOCALS.,? lot \ Mi. ami Mr». M a) ne Lyon frolli Princvllli-, .|x-nt lire Weekend al file buine uf Ilei gl andparent Mi Aitimi liedge pi K III«* «III -< in.ili <>IIH* Mr. .imi M ih . \V.i)ii«* \lh.iii and family attendili tin- wed ding In tum .v liti- Suturday i-Vi-llillg of tlieil Klei 1-, Miss Ibid on to Gerald Nam V Eery The wi-ildlng wa hi-lil at tin Shaw l .itholli i bun h Mr. and Mr», and family were Sunday where with relative-. I Mr». SI Yiinkus has Ix-i-ti going to Porti.nut one dav a week when- she Is taking a i nurse III I v.il ■’ date appi als al at Portlund State college She visitisi with Ilei parents. Eph Tilomas Mr ami Mi- and her r brother III law a i *<t Ted sister, ! Mi ami Mrs Adams, on la-.t week's trip Mr Ail.mi ri-iently .ufferixl .1 light stroke but i. l onvule i Ing satisfai bu ilv ’They have Ixx-ii staying with the Thom .I:. .. this fall to ,i I t with the i are i>f the elderly couple but since Mi Adam ilhu it < om|>lli .iti-. mullet i . Mrs Vilalii, also work out ide the homi- Mi Y.mkux av It has turned itilo a ' mutual care" project Ku mia) dinner gio-Mh at home of Mr and Mi? Frinì Moote were Mi and Mrs Charle- Mundotff and family of Portlund They are area ml- lunarie of the Iti.DS church 'Die two famille liad attended church crvlces in Salem cailler when- Mr Mun ilorff was gm t -jM-aker Hpe ml I ng a frw day» ul the home of Mi and Mrs. Gil I >u< kwiii th. Sr , arc Mr ami Mrs I x’on < hamlx-rllii from Sail Jo .<-, ( '.dii Mi ( 'hamlxi lain and Mr Duckworth have I h -- ii fl lend .ima- Ixiyhixxl Mr ChamlH-rlln Is employed Di ll Smith Is reported in be at the Agnew Mental liosplt < onv.de l ing atlsfact oi lly al at San Ju c follow ing surgery |xu formed at St Vin< ent , hospital in Mr». M Illi.mi Shepherd rie Portland Mr Smith c lay tcr<-d Sali-m General hospital Ing in Portland to lx- near Wvdm- -day afternoon and w ill him have eye iirgcry 'Thursday morning < laude la*wln 1» r<-<-ov i-iing ati factorily following -urg Si-ott II dirsi,imi has return- cry ix rformcd Friday at the rd holm- from a reient trip Veteran's hospital in Portland to I lurida where he VI Iteil He had no", of hi tomach with relative- He was fortu removal in the o|xaratlon. nate enough tu have all his Mr la-win said he would ex|x-mi- paid on the way have to undergo more surg home .< hi- drove a Youth Di ery at a latet date Mr ami rei tor car to Portland Scott Mrs Earl l.otnk have Ix-cn I. now working at 'Tom's taking her to 1 or’iand to Shell Service but plans on go visit with her hush;, d several ing into the Airforce after time this week the holidays Mr. and Ml-». Bonnie U lilt- eit and Hunan visited Sun day at the home of their ■ >n III I iw and daughter, Mr and Mr How ud llnpkln- in Al Isiny. Marti) h • hili will inert next Tuc-xlay ( k'tolwr 2G at Bert Morris the home >f Mi for a 12 o'clix k (x>t luck Ium Ileon follow i-d by a busi- Ilf meeting All memlwrs of the Eastern Star living In Meekeml vlaltor» ut tlie the community are invitisi to h<>nie of Mi and Mrs Floyd Uttend Shvpherd werv Mi and Mrs llaruld Dalli) frolli la-bunon Ml-llllx-l« Ilf till' 'llll < It) ami Mi Ralph Smith and Gai den i tub .in- Invited to at tuo sotis from Alluiny. tend an .ill day mci-tlng in I Salem .it the Salem Heights I Community hall next Wed in- .d.iv. < h tolx-r 27 at ’*3<l a in Those attending an- a ked 1 io take either -..dad or de ■ .i-rt for the (xitluck dinner at noon and their own table service. I'ho.e who plan to attend are | a kill to <-;dl Ml Fled Monte • •I Ml l.uwi-ll Cr(*e not later than Ft id.iv, Octolier 22 so I »• .ervations may lx- made REXALl c Vli-inbei- of Mai il) li tliap- ter No llá DES are invited t<> Victoria Chapter at ’Turner next Wednesday lilght. Octob er 27 to a Halloween |>arty s A L E Sale Ends Saturday October 24th ■■STORE WIDE" Twice As Much for 1 Penny More Christman Seals. Tag», Paper Icicles, Lights FXc., Toys, Drugs, Etc. Buy Nou anti Save Prescriptions Our Specialty Mill City Pharmacy MEI. EIDE. Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City Fred Hassett, student at Mt Angel College w a one of six freshmen ehx ted to erve oil the Mt Angel rally squad A head < heerleader w ill lx* <•!<•< ted tiefore the first Isis- ketlxdl game I rl<-nils ami relatives have received word from Mrs. John Swan that she is enjoy ing her visit with her son John "Brick" Swan anil fam- lly in Fithian, ill She will also v isit with two sister. in 'Texas enroute home Mr. .nul M i s. XII.in < .imp- Ix-ll, who are now living in Pittsburg. Pa., w here he is studying for the ministry, wrote to Mill City friends re cently saying he likes his ■ tudies but 'hey find living In the "big city" somewhat different than that of a small town and they miss their friends here, lie worked for the Forest Service when in Mill City. They would enjoy hearing from friends here. Their address, Mr and Mrs. All in C.implx-11. No. 333 Ful lerton Hal), 700 North High land Ave, Pittsburg Pa 15206. Veryl Hoover, who fell at their shop several weeks ago, has returned to work. He has to take it easy for awhile Hunting last week in East as hl back is still Ixithering ern Oregon were Jerry Kuby him considerably. and sons. David and John and Clyde Richards and son, Gary, Mr. ami Mrs. E. S. Frierson with Mr Ruby bringing home of Mill City along with Mr. a nice buck. and .Mrs Alvin Bueneman and family of Portland and Mr. ami Mr». Verne Shaw everal of their friends made and Mr and Mrs Don Walker up a hunting party over the -|»-nt several days at Reno weekend They did their hunt and Lake Tahoe recently. Ing in tin* Seneca area and While there they also took in when the Petersons left for some gissi floor shows at the home there were five big < lulis. including a (x-rform- btnks in the camp, four, four .nice by Liberace. Mrs. Shaw were shot the first (mints -.aid their luck was gixxi, the morning Pete brought ills w.-atlier (mrfect and all in all buck home ami it Lu4d the > it was a wonderful trip. <•<1 at 200 (xiumls. II.IS Itay Vlila-nnn, who pent the |iast three weeks at Barnes hospital In Vancouver. Wn , h is returned home and - .ml it sure seemed gixxi to get home He underwent a series of tests as well as a regular checkup ami came out with a clean bill of health. Mr. and Mrs. Dan kleihege have returned home after a |o day ItB in Salem with friends and relatives follow ing surgery on her foot last week. She is getting along t Ina and didn't hay• too much discomfort during her enforc ed vacation. Wc will !»<’ NOT1C E o p e n Mondays t h r o u g h Thursdays until further no tice. Thursday evening by appointment. Studio of Hair Design, Betty Klutke, own er. Phone 897-2100. YOU'RE SAFE AND SECURE »KM0KHW! under the protective roof of Phone 897-2413 or 897-2751 Mill City, Orepvr The Mill City Ministerial ' i A ax ial ion will pon-.or a Hallowe'en party at the fire hall, Saturday O< tolx-r 30 The Rev. Itonald Dishong lx in charge of arrangements and he said “< hildren" from 8 to Ml were welcome to at I tend. There will lx- entertain ment provided for every age I group including a serie- of film-, with travelogues and ■ ! cartoon.- .< hi-duled Refreshment- will be furn- | ished by the ladies of the churches in Mill City. Oregon Gets s6,125,110 Federal Funds for Education Whether you like it or not, cd to Oregon for disadvant Federal Aid to Educutiori is aged programs. Oregon ha- iieen granted here, ami it mu t !»• accepted 'This week The Enterpl I ■ e $0,125,110 50 of the previously $8,16G.813JiO in tell oinething of the money authorized to lx* received ’ate wide, and federal fund for education of next w eek, the |,x al angle the disadvantaged for the cur rent i hoo! year. This appro will lx- covered Most of Oregon loti -< h<x>l priation is less than the orig di.tint-, are eligible for fed in.d authorization because the oral fund for ’he education progtams will not lie in opera- | of disadvantaged < hildren un- lion for the entire school year, i Tile liepartment of Educa dei the EelmAn'ary and Sec omlary Education Ai t of l’x;.r. tion lias advised all eligible 'The State Department of Ed- -< h<x,l districts to apply for ui ation has announced the their full authorizations, how-1 maximum Ui-ii- grants to ever, in the event the full winch 391 districts in 31 amount < <n i>e used profit counties ate entitled for the ably and not all eligible dis tricts make use of their allot lts.5-01 s<hix>l year ments. Tin- <- 381 'i. trit 11 m ■■ ■ Aid for education of disad areas with large numbers of children from iov.- income vantaged children under Title families according to Depart I of the Elementary and Se ment of Education estimates. condary Education Act L, a three year program, v 1th ap By fixieral definition, a dis propriations living made each trict is eligible for a basi. fiscal year. Grants will be grant only if it -erves at least Used to establish, exjrand. and 1 o<> children, aged five to sev improve special programs to enteen, from families earning meet the needs of educational- les, than $2JK«> annually or lly deprived children. Pro serves disadvantaged children grams will be tailored to the equal in numlx-r to at least specific needs of each area. 3 percent of the totai sch<x>l- The State Department of Edu age children in the district, cation will be responsible for whichever is less The numb distribution of the federal er is econonm ally deprived funds within Oregon, based on children -ervcil cannot be less ■ts approval of the local dis- than in Distrii is meeting the above |trícLs’ P^am plans. formula for fixieral aid will Adventists To Open lx* submitting applications to the state Department of E<lu-, Welfare Service cation for programs to utilize . Building in November the federal fund- The ladies of the Mill City Eligibility of Oregon dis tricts was liased on the 1IM10 Severnh-day Adventist church census count of children in say the Health i«nd Welfare the state from families earn Service building next door to ing less than 02,000 and on the Ivy Park schood will t»e Public Welfare statistics on opening around November 1. the numlx-r of children in the The Pathfinder scouts will be state from families receiving out Hallowe'en to collect can $2,000 or more from welfare ned goods and any used cloth in 1962. These figures to-, ing or household items people gether indicate that there are ' wish to donate. if anyone knows of a fam 29.937 disadvantaged children lietween the ages of 5 and 17 ily needing help along these in Oregon. This figure multi- lines, they may call 897-2287 plied by $272.80, one-half the or 897-2589. As soon as the average cost of educating a building is ready, hours will child ir. Oregon in 196445, be posted as to when the yielded the amount authoriz- center will be open. All serv ices to the public will be free. Mr. iuii I Mrs. Fred Mix>n- joined a group of friends last week that were hunting in the Wickiup area. They did not get their deer but several in the party were luckier. Others in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ensley and familv of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. I’ral ’ Donnely, Mr and Mrs. I Ray- Woodard and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Woodard of Med- ford and Jack Donnely Of I Madras one of 21 teachers who has Ix-en awarded a stipend to at tend an In servile institute in earth science at Oregon Col lege of Education during the current year. The Institute is one of more than IJXlO institutes support ed annually by the National Science Foundation. It will «•onsist of one term of Princi- pies of Ge<dogy, one term Of Rix ks and Minerals and one term of Geology of the Pacifii Northwest Coming Events Parent Survey Being Taken at Mari-Linn LYONS—A parent -urvey in 'he Man Linn < h<x>l dis trict !s now under way now to determiit* whether or not the district qualifies for Fed eral funds under P I., 8-19 which pay« partial cost of -chooling for tudents whose parents work or reside on Federal land. It is possible that the net re-ult of the survey will re iult in a tax-saving to ihe community. Wednesday, October SO Santiam Rebekah lixlg* at hall. 8 p. m. Costume party. Thursday, Octotx-r 21 F*TA at grade school gym Teacher’s reception at 8 p. m Friday, October 22 IOOF lodge at hall 8 p. m Haturday. October 23 Masonic Buck Feed at hall at 1:30 p. m. Degree work fol lows, with Prineville lodge in charge. Monday, October 25 lAons club dinner meeting at Fellowship hall at 6-30. NOTICE Our Property Is Posted. It is not Open To Anyone for Hunting MARTIN KELLY 43 Automatic thermostatic control HfOOD-SUAff/ffG HEATER *• SIEGLER OFFERS THESE QUALITY FEATURES build just one fire a season —add fuel just twice a day— remove ashes once a week! Heavy duty cast iron for long trouble-free service •Coil-temp’ thermostat for automatic heating Automatic blower (optional) keeps floor warm Patent-applied for secondary air system helps eliminate chimney troubles. Enjoy »utomrtc heating comfort »nd amaring fuel savings with the new S:e«ler wood-burning home heater. Low, modern console styling. The cast iron firebo» holds 2<* wood. Just set the thermostat to the heat you desire and the Siegler delivers it automatically. You get so much more comfort and convenience with a Siegler! 1H0THÍP Bini» LltmG PRODUCT SLASH FUEL BILLS »r SIEDLER ZZ*. ROSE HARDWARE THANKS I would like to thank all my friends for their many acts of kindness during my stay I in the hospital and the week ' I I spent at home convalescing. I Rudy Thornton. 43p I AND GENERAL STORE Western Auto Catalog Order House Phone 897-2785 Mill City, Oregon DEMO CLEARANCE-PLUS 15 NEW ’65s Coronet Dart Dart Polara 4 Door Sedan 4 Dr. Station Wagon Police Pursuit Demo. 6 Cyl. Standard Tran- Full Factory Equip ment New Car. No. 445 Automatic Trans. Padded Dash, Wash ers. Many Extras. New Car No. 562 383 Engine. 4 Barrel Demo No. 2IMI V-tt Automatic Trans. Radio, Power Steer ing, Ixxided, Demo. No. 271 Ixtaded with Kxtnw Full Factory Equip ment. Your Choice of Two New Cars. No. 376 and 569 $1000 $2500 $1975 $2385 $1011 $1980 Off Sticker Price Full Price Full Price Full Price Off Sticker Price Full Price Polara Coronet 2 Dixie Hardtop Illi 1 Door Sedan Radio, Power Brakes Power Steering $195 Automatic. Radio )OWN T! 11 ONNEW 1 /V PAYMENTS CARS AND TRUCKS 2 Door Sedans $Ej|00 AS LOW AS Plus a Complete Line of z66's WE DON'T MEET COMPETITION — WE MAKE IT! TEAGUE MOTORS Jerry Pittam Insurance ■AFBCO IN8URANCB Ministerial Association Detroit Teacher Gets To Sponsor Hallowe'en Funds For Education Rotx-rt Kirk of Iletrolt is Party at Fire Hall Another group of citizens is shown thl On the right i Janet Stock ton, i, daiigh'< i <>t Mr and Mrs H D Sto« I Hon On the left arc Tony I .«•«•, <1, and Brenda Kay, 5, <hildien of Mr and Mrs ' Virgil Trout Another daughter Beverly, 2'-» was present the day the pit tin e were • ’■<•11 but de r ifled In no un< i ; ’••in terms she didn't want her taken li limi Hi <lg<- lient a week They k|M*llt day .it I’l-ndleton with .mi in I iw .mil d.iughtci ul Mi Bill III vaut and and llu-lr on, Bill tv« « k h*u< c 1 lh.il UH vohr th.it teli’. voli h( •« 1V lookliiK ( Citizens of Tomorrow NEM CARS llltill and CIIEMEKETA 364-0184 .» LIBERTY and CIIEMEKETA 585-4352
