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Mrs. Helen Saucier enter Carl Chance was taken to ed Salem Memorial hospital this week where she will again undergo hip surgery. She was hospitalized many weeks last spring but has been having some trouble since then. Her doctor thinks the trouble may be a pinched and Mrs. Ed Watkins nerve. and Billie from Oceanside, Calif., are spending a week E5 Sgt. Joe Johnson is vis visiting his parents, Mr. and iting at the home of his mo Mrs. Wilbur Harlan and her ther Mrs. Darrel Andersen parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim after serving for 18 months on Davies in Salem. Okinawa. He is also spending some time with his wife in Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree Tacoma and she came to Mill were surprised Sunday even City for a weeks’ visit at the ing when friends arrived to Andersen home. help them celebrate their wedding anniversary. Re Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutch freshments were served by inson have received word the guests and the evening that their son-in-law and was spent informally. Pre laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Le- sent were Mr. and Mrs. Char Rov Richards are now living lie French, Mr. and Mrs. in Vienheim, Germany. This Merle Garton, Mr. and Mrs. will be closer to the army Steve Chudzinski and Mr. base where Richards is sta and Mrs. Don Carlson. tioned and will give them closer contact with other ser Marilyn Club w ll meet vice people. Living near them next Tuesday, April 25 at the is Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jen home of Mrs. Wilson Stevens sen (she is the former Ginger at 12:30 for a potluck dinner. Richards.) They are the par Election of officers will be ents of a son born in March held. All members of the and he has been named Ray Eastern Star are invited to at mond Jensen III. tend. Salem Memorial hospital one day last week after he suf fered a stroke and was found in a coma by a neighbor, Mor ris Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac P. Bost Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Plymale, Larry Plotts, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitaker, Rev. Jack Meuser, and Mrs. Don Wil liams attended the Oregon Christian assembly at the First Christian church in Sa- lem Friday evening. Harley Champ, who > has spent the winter in ’ Yuma, Ariz., is visiting with his bro ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Champ and with his niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo. Mr. Champ said he left Arizona because it was getting too warm. He got cooled off in a hurry when he arrived here amidst a spring snow flurry. SIIMUREXI . °«* ACÜ0P •* NIADACHÍ Ml«1 wick of Seattle visited over the weekend with his sister, Betty Bostwick. They operate a cafe in Seattle. Also at the Bostwick home were her cou sins, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dav enport of Lacomb and nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. James Bostwick of Salem. The group celebrated a fam ily birthday dinner at The Highwayman Sunday. From here the Bostwicks visited re latives at Amity. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rose and son. Jim. spent the weekend at Spray where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Robison. They really hit bad weather on the way home and had to put on chains at Prineville. Just out of Prineville Jim said the roads cleared up and were fine until they got to the pass, when there was nothing but glare ice. Near Marion Forks the ice turned to slush and the rest of the trip was uneventful. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and Karen spent Sunday vis iting with relatives in Mon mouth, Rickreal and Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Swan Sinus Headache? & Sinurex Analgesic and decongestant formula helps bring blessed relief from the pressure pain of sinus headache. $189 36 TABLETS -L AT OUR^^DRUG STORE Prescriptions Our Specialty Rest assured . . . any prescriptions filled here are compounded with extra care. Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City Mr. and Archie Mrs. Thompson have returned from a stay of several months in Arizona. They also visited with their son. Ralph Thomp son and family in California. Archie says every time they return from the south it starts to snow here, particu larly upsetting as our weath er has been so mild to date. were dinner guests Saturday evening at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McMorris at Gates. Sunday was the Cree’s 36th wedding anniversary. Recent new-comers to Mill City are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips from San Diego. They purchased the home of the late Mr. and Mrs, Tom Booth and say they like it here very much. She is a niece of Mrs Claude Lewin. Mr. Phillips is a Chief Warrent officer USN- retired, He was also former- ly with Convair as a quality control engineer. Fun & Action RENO NEVADA every day, every night in the famous Mapes Casinos, ground level or high above in the SKY ROOM Fabulous entertain ment, always. Downtown Reno location, ideal for business or pleasure .. . 300 beautifully appointed rooms, 25 luxurious apart ment-suites. with Kitchenettes. Fine food and beverage in the Coach Room. FREE PARKING NO MINIMUM NO COVER FOP ENTERTAINMENT GIFT ITEMS See our fine new line of Ceramics Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City Santiam Loses to Regis— Santiam found its first loss of the season by dropping a a game to Regis High of Stay ton. Jones started, ran into control problems in the last of the fouth inning, and was relieved by Randy Harmon, sophomore, pitcher, Harmon continued with control prob lems until relieved by Yankus. This inning cost Santiam five runs. The final score was 7-2 for Regis. Santiam 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 Regis 0 0 1 0 5 10 17 The Santiam baseball team started league play Tuesday by defeating North Marion 2 to 1 in a tense seven-inning game. Again the old adage, “the game is never over until the last out is made,” held true. Santiam leading 2 to 1 in the last of the 7th faced the Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phil last North Marion batter with lips, who moved here recent men on second and third. Ac ly from San Diego, are very cording to the Wolverines it much interested in music, par took five outs and a rhubarb ticularly the electric organ. to retire the side. Alan Yankus held the op They had a small musical club In the girls track meet held in California, both a ladies posing hatters to two hits, at Santiam April 12, the final and a couples group. Mrs. pitching himself out of troub score was Gervais 67-Santiam Phillips said any ladies in the le on two occasions when 41. Santiam girls contributing area having electric organs runs threatened. The lone to the scoring included the and interested in forming a North Marion run was earned following: Cathy Glover, 1st club could contact her at 234 and a single which developed in the 440 yard dash; 2nd in Hazel street or by writing to into a run because of a lapse i the long jump, and anchor on in timing and a center field P. O. Box 16. bobble. Santiam hopes to iron the Santiam 440 yard relay team which placed second; Mr. and Mrs. Tex Blazek out errors with more solid Becky Earhart, 1st in long practice sessions. were called to Portland last On the offensive side, San jump,, 3rd in 80 meter hurd week by the illness of her tiam collected four hits. Of les and a member of the re brother, Oscar Brown. He is these four hits, Monte La- lay team; Charlotte Ziebert convalescing following major lack collected two, one a 1st in Javelin and second in surgery performed at Provi double. Craig Jones picked up I 220 yard dash; Nellie Wilson. dence hospital. For those a single as did Terry Hansen. 1st in 220 and 3rd in shot put; wishing to visit him or send Hansen ’ s hit drove in the Janice Lewellen placed 1st in a card his room number at the 100 yard dash and ran winning run. Providence is 658 E. RHE the first leg of the relay. Oth Santiam 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 4 4 ers in the scoring were Lon Mr. and Mrs. Clarke St. N. Marion 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 nie Bodeker 3rd in 400 dash; Dennis have received word Santiam carried into its Susann Heller, 3rd in discus; from their son and daughter- first league game a record of Louise Gruver 3rd in javelin, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean St. five wins and no losses. and Melody Barnhardt on the Dennis in Washington, D. C„ To date, Santiam has defeat relay team. that he has been named as- ed Gervais 5-3. Kennedy 5-2, Girls on the team but not sistant director of public in- Jefferson 2-1, Jefferson again scoring in this meet were formation for the Justice de- 13-6. Kennedy 3-1. Donelda Flatman, Shary partment. He was named to Some unstable hitting ac Stubbs, Debbie Chance, Don- the position b y Ramsey tion occurred in the second alee Walker, VaDonda Ear Clarke. Jefferson game when Santiam hart, Sheryl Alban and Linda hit extremely well and Den Crowther. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moravec ny Cline pitched up two Next meet in a two-way of Milwaukie were in Mill singles and two doubles and meet April 20 at Scio. The City Sunday where they at a triple for a perfect 5 for 5 girls then have a three-way tended church services at the effort. Mark Bennett is the meet April 25 at Stayton with Presbyterian church and vis-’ only Wolverine who has so Cascade and their final home ited with friends. They are far found a 4-bagger. This meet on April 27. former residents. honor was against Gervais. Saturday open meets at Le The Varsity team consists banon are being held again Ada Crennell has had her of Alan Yankus, P; Craig this year by girls track com sister from Edmonton, Al- Jones, P; Wayne Rosamond, petitors. On April 15, six San berta Canada, visiting with C; Bob Saltalmachia, C; Ter tiam high school girls snag her the past week. She was ry Hansen 1st B: Ray Taylor, ged seven ribbons. Also at here to attend funeral serv 1st B; Ken Kindred 1st B; tending this meet were 15 ices for her brother-in-law, Mark Bennet, 2nd B; Dennis 7th grades and one 8th grader. George Crennell. Cline. LF; Dennis Davidson, Of the young girls Betsy La- SS; Butch Aerni 3rd B; Mark Munyan tied for first in the John Ruby, young son of Beuser, OF; Wayne Bartow, long jump with 13’3” and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ruby is OF; Monte Lalack, OF; and ty Ragsdale was 4th in the 440 home after spending several Bob Ward OF. yard dash. day at Santiam Memorial hos pital for treatment for an in fection. are visiting with their daugh ters and families in Gold Beach, Mr. and Mrs. George Why Don’t You Subscribe to Gillenwater and Mr. and Mrs. The Mill City Enterprise Orville Oderman. Mrs. Gillen water is critically ill in a hospital there. 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