Mrs. Henry Meunier of Sno- 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 16, 1969
Mrs. Harold Hawthorne.
himish, Wn., and Mrs. Law­
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hemmel-
will visit with his brother, Or­
rence LaFranc of R:lla, N. D., to work Monday.
man from Monmouth were re­
Betty Johnson
By Eva Bressler
sisfe; > f Mrs. George Arthurs,
Mrs. Ruth McCombs spent rin De I-and. He will then go
cent visitors at the home of
Ph. 897-2491 days
The “Busy Bees’’ 4-H club Mr. and Mrs. Orville Landers.
c-inc 10 v sit at the Arthurs Monday, Tuesday and Wed­ to Kitcii.kan, Alaska, to be
Ph. 897-2456 eves.
held their meeting Tuesday, Mrs. Hemmelman is an aunt'
nesday of last week at San­ v.th ! u> daughter.
hoiiu Monday.
January 7 at the home of their of Mrs. Landers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lyons and
Glen Henn -s was home tiam Memorial hospital in
leader, Mrs. Don Huber with
five children visited from from his work at the coast for Stayton having treatments on
Mrs. Elwin Pederson assist­
Tuesday to Thursday of last the weekend. Keith Henness her back for relief f muscle
ant leader. The time was
week at the Hollis Turnidge and family from Albany had spasms. She Is at home now,
spent in working on their
home. Ed Lyons is a Master dinner and visited at the Hen- but reports she is still not feel­
skirts, which will be the les­
Chief in the Navy and is in the nesa home Sunday.
ing very well.
Mrs. John Teeters
son for next week, January 14.
The Mehama church is plan­ nuclear submarine division. He
Edgar DeLand, an uncle
Harold
Wilson,
who
is
em
­
Present were Debbie Huber, ning a pot luck dinner for is being transferred from Con­
Cheryl Kuiken, Susan Neal, Sunday, January 19 following necticut to Bremerton, so stop­ ployed by the State FUh Com­ from Salem, visited fr m Fri­
mission, spent last week work­ day until Sunday at the Ed
Mary Fritchi, Janice Taylor the morning worship services ped for the visit on the way.
ing at Oakridge. He returned Kadln home. They took him
and Cheryl Manning.
Dickie Hayward, who has to the Marion Forks Hatchery to Eugene Sunday, where he
Later a congregational meet­
Mrs. Mijce Winston from ing will be held. Anyone in­ been home on leave from the
Sari Francisco, California was terested is invited to attend. service, was a guest at the
a week-end guest at the home
Mrs. E. J. Hughes spent a home of Mrs. Lang Stafford
1C« Crcam «Hlte
of Mrs. Effie Anderson and couple of days in Santiam Me­ on Tuesday. Chuck Bames
6-7-10 Jim Bethell; 4-7-10 Jim Keith, additional Saturday din­ morial hospital after she in­ had dinner with Mrs. Stafford
Sullivan; 6-7-10 Dennis Holm. ner guests were Mr. and Mrs. jured her left wrist when she on Sunday. Also calling at her
Other Hard Mpttto
Emil Piper from Mulino. The fell at her home January 10. home Sunday were Mr. and
5-6-10 F. Garsjo; 4-5 L. Girod; families were all neighbors
Guests for a week at the Mrs. Floyd Bassett of Lyons.
4- 7-9 D. Holm; 5-7 S. Crenshaw, while living in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Fritzie Ward fell and
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
D. Dealer, M. Hatch, S. Alsman
Marine Corporal Steven Sal­ Taylor were her brother-in- sprained her leg recently and
5- 10 D. McClain, D. Boyd, R. ter left Tuesday for Travis Air law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cody Pelky has been as­
Peters, W. Shelton, L. Brown, Force Base in California, af­ Joseph Ellis of Portland.
sisting her at her home.
E. Girod, M. Hancock, R. Wal­ ter spending a 30 day leave at
Ansel Hayward and wife,
Mrs. M. V. Frame visited a
lace.
the home of his parents, Mr. few days last week with rela­ son of Mrs. Ruby Brisbin,
Men — Over 310
and Mrs. I^slie Salter. From tives and friends in Eugene their two sons, Arthur and
246 B. Lierman; 244 E. Wulf; the Air Fore Base he will re­ and Leaburg, then went to Kenny Hayward, step-son Al­
235 B. Stigelman; 234 L. Girod; turn to Vietnam for his second Nehalem where she spent the len Michael and his son, Allen,
TET US KEEP TRACK of your fuel
227 D. Peters; 225 W. McCiain, t:ur of duty.
pears at your home-well before
weekend returning home Sun­ were here to attend the funer­
JLj supply for you.
L. Wallace. 223 D. Peters; 222
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bailey of day evening.
al of Ansel’s aunt, Mrs. Birdie
you run low. No need to phone. No
G. Puckett; 220 J. Sullivan, R. Springfield were Sunday guests
Mrs. Grant Smith was host­ Osterhout.
Everything is automatic. We com*
bother. We handle everything for
Eshelman; 217 D. Sharp; 216 at the home of her brother-in- ess at her home Sunday, Jan­
pute
your
rate
of
fuel
consumption
you.
R. Glidewell, L. Holm; 215 L. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. uary 5 for a dinner honoring
based on the weather. Using the
Holm, D. Peters; 213 J. Beth­ Orville Downing.
There is no charge lbr thia apo-
Art Anderson on his birthday.
ell; 211 A. Yankus, G. Carey;
degree-day method, we can accu­
Dwight Downer son of Mr. Present for the dinner were
cial service. And you’ll be getting
210 K Myers, H. Webb.
By Virgil Trout
and Mrs Ralph Downer has Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.
rately predict how much beating
dean-burning Shell Hooting Oil­
Men — 600 Series
The Christmas season has
enlisted in the United States and Mrs. Bruce Matthis and
oil you will use and when you will
now specially dimatiaed for thia
615 E. Wulf; 612 L. Myers; Air Force and left Portland children Donald and Debbie ended and some people would
need more of it.
607 D. Peters; 600 J. Sullivan; Wednesday for Lackland Air Wagner, Miss Linda Wagner like to forget it because of all
area. Call us today for aaore details.
4 Game League: 833 D. Peters. Force Base at San Antonio, of Salem, Frank Shelton of the hussle and bussle.
When time comes, our truck ap-
Women — Over 190
Texas.
But as a Mill City Jaycee
Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
225 S. Bethell; 213 D. Sch-
John McClurg was taken to
Royce Longfellow, son of one project keeps coming back
windt; 204 Betty Wallace; 202 Santiam Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longfel­ to me; Toys for Tots. This year
S. Bethell; 199 D. Ball; 190 J. Thursday afternoon, suffering low left Monday, January 6 it was very successful and grat-
Attig, S. Bethell.
with a severe nose bleed. He for Ft. Lewis, Wn., where he lfing as when you give you
Women — First 000 A Bigger will remain for several days will be receiving Ms basic also receive.
617 S. Bethell; 572 D. Sch- for treatment.
Sitting in my own home on
training in the army. Also
Mill City
windt; 547 D. Ball; 528 Blanch
Ph. 897-2442
Diitributor
Mrs. Paul Gasperette and leaving the same day were Christmas morning watching
Wallace; 512 Betty Wallace; «on, Paul, who have returned Otto Davenport, son of Mrs. my children open their gifts
500 D. McCiain.
from Germany are guests this Harvey Kanoff, and Mike Pan- and seeing the surprise and
Nightengale
week at the home of Mr. and tovich, son of Mr. and Mrs. joy on their faces was Christ­
Name of Team
W
L Mrs. Orval Landers and fam- Daniel Pantovich, who both mas for me.
Mill Supply .............. 8
q 'ly. From here they will go to went to Camp Pendleton, Cal.,
So thank you people of Mill
Earls Chevron ........... 7
j Connecticut.
City, not only from the Jay-
after joining the Marines.
Frankies Tavern ....... 5
3
Mr. and Mrs. R. Quesinber­
Don Engdahl, who had vis­ cees but from children and
Drushella Furniture ..4
4 ry from Seal Beach, Calif., are ited with relatives here several parents in our community who
Riverview .................... 3
5 'pending several days this days left January 6 for his benefited from your generosi­
Stayton Radio & TV 3
5 week at the home of Mr. and home near Healdsburg, Calif. ty.
Stout Creek Lumber . 2
6
P- I- T. A..................... 0
8
HIG and HIS Dolly Ball 199,
547; HTG Frankies Tavern
750; HTS Stayton T.V. 2101.
Koffee Klatchers
Name of Team
W
L
(End of First Half)
Lowers & Holm
. 47
21
Western Auto ....... .. 44
2?
Girod’s .......
28
40
Salem Trophy ........ .. 38
30
Walton’s Grocery .. . 37
31 1
Ray’s Drug ............ . 36
32
Bob and Bill’s ...... .. 35
33
Jerry’s Tavern....... .. 31
37
Park-n-Shop .......... 27 % 40%
North Santiam Lanes 26
49
Gene’s Meat Mkt. .. 25% 42%
1st. Federal Savings ..21
47
HIG and HIS Djrothv
Schwindt 213, 572; HTG and
HTS Ray’s Drug 956; 2766.
Friday Mixed Doubles
Name of Team
W
1.
Garton Builders ......... 8
0
Girods Super Market 5
3
Del’s Barber Shop .... 5
3
Mill City Pharmacy ....5
3
Les’ Tavern .............. 4
4
Pamper Palace ........... 3
5
Don’s Tire Sales ....... 1
7
Lulay & Davis ........... 1
7
HIG Lloyd Girod 234; HIS
Tony Masser 568; HTG and
rices
HTS Girod’s Super Market
668, 1898.
Monday Night Mixers
Name of Team
W
I.
Bethell & Fredricks .. 4
0
Hancock & Bassett ... 3
1
Savage & Lierman ... 3
1
Weakley & Irons . .. 3
1
Wallace & Glidewell 1
3
Wallace & Wallace - 1
3
Calavan & Peterson .. 1
3
Martin & London . .. 0
4
HIG and HIS Shirley Beth-|
ell 225, 617; HTG and HTS1
Bethell & Fredricks 799, 2356.
No. Santiam Merchants
W
L
Name of Team
Silverton Lanes .... .. 7
1
Sprouse-Reitz ......... .. 6
2
Lowers & Holm 1 ... 5
3
Valley Telephone .. .. 5
3
Girod’s ...................... ... 4
4
Jerry’s Tavern ....... ... 4
4
Porter &. Lau.......... ... 4
4
4
Albany Lanes........... ....4
5
Lowers & Holm 2 ... 3
5
.. 3
Philippi
c
Roffal Troohv ........ .. 2
GATES
LYONS
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Holiday Thanks
H. L. ASHBY
We Give S & H Green Stamps
On Heating Oil
i
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P
are always relative.. .whether they’re actually high
or low depends on what we get for our money.
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Local business and service establishments offer the same
goods for similar prices... or less... that we can get in some
distant city or town... plus... at no extra charge... more con­
venience, quicker service in times of emergency, more per­
sonal interest in our needs and problems, important help in
the financial support and upbuilding of this area in which we
live... and upon which we depend for a living.
These extras, and many more are ours ... no extra charge...
when we patronize our friends and neighbors in business here
at ho rue.
O-M Const.................. - 1
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HIG and HIS E. Wulf 244,
615; HTG and HTS Lowers &
Holm No. 1 1061, 3050.
These Firms Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare
Saettani Memorial Hanpftal
(Majrtea)
TUERS—To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce F. Tuers. Lyons, a girl,
Monday, January 6, 1969.
KEIFER—To Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Keifer, Turner, a girl.
Wednesday, January 8, 1969.
GERMOND — To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Germond,
Aumsville, a boy, Friday, Jan-
u ry 10, 1969.
H. L. Ashby
Hill Insurance Agency
Jerry Coffman
Kelly Lumber Sales
Distributor of Shell Products
Mil City, Oregon
New and Used Can
Building Supplies, Paints, PtwnWng
Supplies, Electrical Fixtures
Jerry Pittam Insurance
Mill City Hardware
Santiam Cable Vision
Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754
We Give 3 4 H Green Stamps
Mill City, Oregon
Tires Are My Business
Highway 22, Mill City, Ore.
U.S. National Bank of Oregon
Bob's Phillips 66 Service
Girod's Hilltop Super Market
Les's Body & Fender Repair
Head Office PorUand
We Give S & H Green Stamps
S & H Green Stamps
Complete Body Repair & Paint Service
Don's Tire Sales