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4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 2, 1967 January Boy and Girl of Month Named 9/ TV, Radio & Appliance Call Us Any Day For Service No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between Stayton and Gates. ONOR OFF THE CABLE RCA VICTOR TAe Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. RCA WHIRLPOOL The Best Laundry Equipment d If F Appliance — Radio SALES — SERVICE 503 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-2154 ¿STOCK REDUCTION SALE! Paint prices slashed to the bone! We need space for new merchandise. Our loss is your gain! Terrence Martin Hangen, a junior at Santiam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hansen has been chosen boy of the month for January. Terry has been very active in sports having earned letters in Freshman basketball; his So phomore year JV basketball, JV football, JV basketball and JV track; and his junior year so far he has been in Varsity football and basketball. He I was on the honor roll his freshman and sophomore years. Presently he is presi dent of the band and vice- president of the student body. He was also boy of the month in his sophomore year. Terry plans to go to the U of O and would like to be a doctor. Kandee Lee Henness, a jun ior at Santiam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Henness, Gates, was chosen girl of the month for January. Kandee has been a member of GAA three years and was historian her sophomore year, and se cretary this year, a Pep Club member for three years and is a member of FHA this ear. Her sophomore year she was a JV cheerleader and vicepresident of her sopho more class. She was a prin cess for the Sweethearts Ball her freshman year. Kandee wants to attend OSC and has not made up her mind for sure when she wants to ma jor in. of Mr. Erickson took care of the resort while they DETROIT cousin were away. Len Davis is in Santiam IDANHA Memorial hospital in traction. Joyce Dewhurst—Ginny Kniss most surfaces, with approximately 400 square feet of coverage per gallon. Roller, tray and brushes clean up easily with just water. Choose from white and 13 ready mixed colors at this low, low price! Rubbergio Flat Finish Dreem Semi-Gloss Dreem Semi-Gloss $469 Gals“ KELLY LUMBER SALES Phone 897-2610 Mill City, Oregon HURRY! THIS SALE ENDS SOON! Nick Pizer, of the U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Pizer of Detroit, has re turned to San Diego, after having been home for three weeks. He will await transfer from there to Danang, Viet nam, where he will be assign ed to a river patrol craft. Francis Dummer spent four days last week in Corbett tak ing a course in administrat or’s inservice on in-sensitive on intra-personal relations. Oregon Compact was the sponsor. There were 50 prin cipals present. The Detroit school board will have a meeting March 7 at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Erickson of Detroit returned last week from a trip to the Hawaiian Islands. While there they visited five islands and were enthusiastic over the beauty and friendliness of the people. Frank Anderson of Portland, License fees are collected Two Lyons Men by and all expenses paid through the Linn County With Armed Forces Mill City Cub Scouts, Pack Clerk. The records of all In Mediterranean 19 held their “Pinewood Der- transactions are subject to an USS AMERICA, Feb. 9— y” Sunday the 26th, at the nual audit. Hospital Corpsman Second Jill City Fire Hall. Class Thomas A. Grimes, The Pinewood Derby is a USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Father and Son project, with Victor Pearson Chester L. Grimes, and Avi >oth working on the cars. It Finishes Basic Training ation Ordnanceman Airman was very excitng for the boys Marine Pvt. Victor N. Pear Dwayne L. Zimmerman, USN, and their parents. of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Winners in Class “A” were son, Jr., son of Mrs. Ilene son Zimmerman, both of Lyons 1st place Jerry Payseno, 2nd Baker of Mill City has com L. in the Mediterranean par place Ricky Lady, third place pleted four weeks of individ are ticipating in operations with Bernnie Thomas. The win ual combat training at Camp the U. S. Sixth Fleet, as crew ners in Class “B” are 1st place Pendleton, Calif. During his more than 200 members of the attack air Kevin Smith, 2nd place Russ hours of training, he learned craft carrier America. Budlong, 3rd place David While in the “Med”, she about weapons and combat Etzel. will be part of Task Force 60, Jerry Payseno and Ricky techniques from combat vet an carrier striking Lady, winners of the Class eran instructors. They taught force, attack consisting of two large him how to conduct combat "A” contest will enter their cars and race against other patrols, detect and remove carriers, two guided missile Pack winners of their own mines and booby traps and cruisers and 16 destroyers. is also flagship for Com District to determine each use the standard Marine She mander Carrier of Division District’s champions. These Corps infantry weapons. He will now receive at least Four. winners will then advance to The America will visit four weeks of specialist train the “Valley Championship ports in the Mediterra Race,” to compete for the ing before being assigned to many title of “Valley Pinewood his first permanent unit. Mar nean, the first being Athens, ines going to combat units Greece. Derby Champion.” The time and place of the will get detailed training in race will be announced later. the particular combat skill they are designed for. Those who are going into technical 25 Claims Paid for fields will receive their ad vanced training at one of a Livestock Killed in variety of technical schools Linn Co. by Dogs throughout the country. The Linn County Court re cently approved the payment of 25 claims amounting to a THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE total of $1,487.50 in payment for sheep, goats and poultry P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 killed in the past year by dogs of unknown ownership. All Published at Mill ('ity, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday claims have been adjusted to the fair market value of the Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill particular type of animal City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. destroyed and the amount of The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility claim determined by the bal for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint ance remaining in the dog without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an control fund after all ex advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. penses incurred in connection An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development with that operation are paid. of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. All claims are examined by the Linn County Dog Control national newspaper NEWSPAPER \ officer before they are re PUBLISHERS ferred to the County Court. | Cub Scouts Have Pinewood Derby Mrs. Lee Hopson Sr. of Idanha is confined in Salem Memorial hospital for medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Round, Mr. and Mrs. Farris Benton and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Storm- er of Idanha attended the Logging Congress in Eugene over the weekend. Benton Trucking’s bowling team was in Salem over the weekend bowling in the City tournament. Irene Stout of Detroit was an overnight guest last week of Mrs. Melba Dallaire in Sa lem. There will be a school bud get meeting Tuesday, March 7 at 7:30 p. m. Larry Hoagland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoagland of Idanha is now home on a 30-day leave after a year in Da Nang with the U. S. Navy. Following his leave he will report to San Diego for fur ther orders. The Robert Hoag- Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $3.50 Per Year ASSOCIATION lands recently moved into the Even Evenson home. John Estey of Detroit was host Sunday in honor of his wife, Mrs. Estey, and grand daughters’ Linda Brown and Donna Lemmings’ birthdays. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Booker, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown, Mrs. Rose Ann Derrick and children, Rick and Roxanne.. The table was decorated with daffodils and a beautiful cake. Cecil Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lex Johnson of De troit is home on a 17-day leave from Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., prior to leaving for over seas. Cecil is with the army combat engineers. Friday, February 24, Eddy ville captured the baseketball crown in their Marion B game with Detroit, 69-63. JV score was Detroit 57 to Eddy ville 38. Saturday Ken Tower paced Detroit to an 84-63 win against Culver. Tower is leading Marion B’s hoop champion with a 30.2 average. Detroit wound up the season with a record of 11-7. There will be a JV basket ball game at Mari-Linn March 9th at 3:15 P.M. Russell Rice of Detroit was admitted to Salem Memorial Hospital Monday for further medical treatment. Mrs. Ida Golder and daugh ter Mrs. Kenneth Larson of Detroit returned home this week following four days in Portland where Mrs. Golder underwent a periodic check up. Mrs. Golder suffered a stroke several months ago. Mrs. Ellen Johnson of De troit has been confined to her home with pneumonia. Subscription Rates Marion-Linn Counties, per year ...................................... $3.50 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ........................ $4.00 Outside Oregon, per year....................................................$4.50 DON W. MOFFATT................................ Editor and Publisher ALTA MOFFATT ........................ General News—Bookeeper GOLDIE RAMBO............................... Society and News Editor LLOYD ROSE.................................................. 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