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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1969)
Mr. .-nd Mrs. Verne Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Burrell and Mrs. Olen Spiva attended a re ception at Sweet Home Sat urday evening honoring Mrs. Marjorie Wilson, Grand Adah of the Grand Chapter of Ore gon Order of the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Hutch inson are the parents of a son Rodney Neil, born Friday, Feb ruary 14 at Salem General Hospital. He weighed 7 lb. 13 oz. He joins a brother, Randy 6 years old. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutchin san of Mill City and Mrs. Jean Scharbach of Stayton. Great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Plymale and Mrs. G. 0. Hutchinson all of Mill City and Fred Starrett of Cascadia. Patrick Kelly son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelly is a member of the Oregon State University Chorus this winter. The 85- voice chorus has a long list of campus performances schedul ed, including a Feb. 25 con cert with the OSU Symphonic Band. Kelly is a freshman at the university, majoring in the School of Science. His home address is 4 SW Green hill Pl. Dick Sims underwent major surgery at Salem Memorial hospital Wednesday, February 12. He returned home Sunday evening and will be convalesc ing for six weeks or more. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ander son of Condon are the parents of a baby boy. Wayne is Mrs. Roy Gibson’s brother and will be remembered by many peo ple as he grew up in this area. Miss Barbara Gillenwater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillenwater, is in Santiam Me morial Hospital with flu com plications. The Santiam High School band is sponsoring a turkey dinner Tuesday, February 25, from 5 to 7 p. m. in the Home Ec room at the high school. All you can eat. Family $7.00, Adult $1.75, Children 12 and under $1.25. 8 Mrs. Edna Gordon, who is Mr. and Bud Davis’ small daughter, Lisa, was tak en to Salem Memorial hospital Sunday afternoon, suffering Mrs. employed in the school cafe teria, has recently been under the doctor’s care at her home due to an attack of the flu. from kidney infection. Mrs. Jack Scott was able PTA Silent Auction for ben to return to her home last efit of Canyon Scholarship fund. February 20 meeting at Mill City Grade school at 8 p. m. Anyone wishing to con tribute please telephone Mrs. Grace Hutchinson 897-2760. Al so, free babysitting will be provided in Room 5 by the Junior-Hi Campfire girls. Mrs. Thelma Bradley of Otis and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Garb er and family of Lebanon were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Betty Bostwick. Sunday after noon the group drove up to Detroit and Idanha. They en joyed the scenery and snow still in the area. Friday after undergoing sur gery at Santiam Memorial Hos pital in Stayton the previous Monday, but will recuperate at home for some time before returning to her work at the U. S. National Bank. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Barkley of Pullman, Wn., son-in-law and daughter of the Charles Kellys, have been on a trip to Honolulu, Hawaii, the past week with a group of educa tors, 30 in number, represent ing various colleges and uni versities of several Western States. In March, the Barkleys plan to begin a three-months’ tour of duty on the University of California campus in Berk ley. Their three young sons will attend an elementary school in California temporar ily- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Card er and family of Albany visit ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson. The Carders have 3 month old twin girls and it was the first time Roy Gibson John Kelly writes from Tuc had seen them. Mrs. Carder is son, Ariz., that he is assistant Roy’s sister. manager of the Fox Theater in that city, and “on the side” has been working with a new moving-picture company film ing "The Mountain Men” out at Old Tucson. He states that the production end of the bus iness is hard work but very interesting. Guarding your health is our foremost goal. Edmund Bertram, well- known octogenarian, became suddenly ill with the flu and was put under the doctor’s care Monday. His daughter. Mrs. Don Goode of Eugene, was called. 1r Do you believe in magic? For those students at Santiam who are skeptical about the idea, their skepticism will van ish as they bring their sweethearts Sat urday, February 22, to be dazzled by the charm and beauty of Santiam’s four princesses, one of whom will be chosen Queen of the Sweetheart Ball. Four young ladies whose beauty will catch the eyes of many were chosen for grace alone, to represent their class. For the Senior C lass, Helen Simon was chosen and Cliff Warde will escort her as magic prepares a winner. The Junior’s choice, Donna Snodgrass, es corted by Randy Cogar, will radiate Santiam Wolverines dropped their first game over the week end, Friday to host Serra 1- 43, and came back Saturday beating Gervais 52-49, on the home court. In the Serra game the Sab ers took an early lead resulting in a 38-17 halftime score. The Serrans didnt let up in the se cond half, leaving ttle score 59-29 at the end of the third period. Ron Johnson and Dave Pit- tim led Volverine scoring with 13 and 11 points, respectively. Pittam also led rebounding a; « i fl 1 beauty and charm which will add to this night of magic. The Sophomore’s magic wand cast its spell on Sue Crowther and her escort, Pete Hawley , as it was searching for the perfect couple to en chant the unsuspecting audience. The Freshmen will add the youngest couple, Jackie Clark, escorted by John Ruby, who were chosen in hopes of captivating the audience and also gaining the title, Queen of the Sweethearts Ball. Adding to all this magic, The Rub ber Band, from Salem will bewitch those already in a state of wonder as they play and sing, making this night of magic complete. I World Day of Prayer To Be Held March 7 TES obituaries ! Betty Johnson Ph. 897-2491 days Ph. 897-2456 eves, Last week we lost a line somewhere in the story about the men who have been work MRS. NINA LEWIS ing on the Woman’s clubhouse IDANHA—Funeral services floors. Others working, but Fourteen ladies attended the meeting of the Presbyterian were held at 11 a. m. Satur not listed were Bill Gabriel, Women’s Association at Fel day in the chapel of Weddle’s Ross McCombs and Jack Ev lowship Hall on Thursday af Funeral Home in Stayton for ans. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barn- ternoon with Mrs. Earl Loucks Mrs. Nina Lewis, 61, of Idan ____ _______ „____ Debbie, and daughter, as dessert hostess before the ha, who died of an apparent hardt heart attack at her home Tues- took a drive to Lincoln City meeting. Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood pre day, February 11. She had on Sunday. They found the sided over the business session been a resident of Idanha for weather very nice there. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hirte of which opened with prayer by the past nine years. She was born in Kansas and Albany and Charles Barnes of Mrs. Herbert Schroeder, fol lowed by reading of the min came to Oregon in 1952, liv Eugene were dinner guests of utes by the secretary, Mrs. ing in Albany before moving Mrs. Lang Stafford on Sunday. They helped her to celebrate Louis Verbeck. Mrs. Arlo to Idanha. Father Francis Callen of her seventy-fifth birthday. Tuers gave the treasurer’s re ficiated at the service. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson port. Surviving are widower Don, visited with Mrs. Irene Pullin Correspondence included a Presbyterial questionnaire, Idanha; daughter, Mrs. Donna at her home in Detroit on Sun mention of the Mid-Winter ex Whitman, Gustine, Calif., and day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cody Pelky ecutive board meeting on Jan four grandchildren. Interment was at Sabetha, went to Prinville on a business uary 21st in Corvallis (the trip over the weekend. local group having cancelled Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Delevan Sim its January meeting), and an nouncement of Spring Presby KENNETH A. TOWER SR. ons from Redmond, parents IDANHA—Kenneth A. Tow of Mrs. Johnson, visited at the terial at the First Presbyter er Sr., 48, was pronounced Robert Johnson home on Fri ian Church in Salem on April 15 when the national presi dead at a Stayton hospital late. day. They then went on to Sunday after suffering an ap- Salem, where they visited with dent will attend. A report on the sewing as parent heart attack at his other relatives. They stopped | by again at the Johnson's on signment was given by Mrs. home. A retired Army master ser- Sunday, on their return trip Roy Epperson, who was asked to continue with that project. geant, he was a veteran of back to Redmond. It was announced that Wor World War II and the Korean' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson ld Day of Prayer will be held War. He moved to Idanha six < went to Roseburg on Sunday on Friday, March 7, this year years ago and was employed, to visit with their daughter °? tho ProchvtAHa’n Church as a foreman at Green Veneer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jer- illh oVr 'hurch« tolled to ¡>1% He was a member ot »Id I Hudgins, Sherry, ............ and I Erl Brian. The Johnson’s other participate. It was also made.*** American Legion. . _ known that Gold Bond Stamps 1 Surviving are widow Cecelia, I daughter and family, Mr. and are being used to acquire Idanha; sons Kenneth Jr. and, Mrs. James Cuthbert, Jimmie, Dennis, both Idanha; daugh- and Lauri of Woodbum were chairs for Santiam Lodge. DevodonTwere i£Tby Mrs. i Patricia, Idanha, and Mrs. there also. They all celebrated - Clyde Rogers who requested | Eileen Storey, Forest Giove; a belated birthday for Jerald sister Mrs. Gertrude Van Hudgins. Miss Daisy Geddes, Mrs. Roy and a Mr. and Mrs. Guedne Ges- Epperson, and Mrs. Glen Cum Buskirk, Portland. ton spent the week-end visit Funeral services will be mings , nings to u i read C«u from the Scrip- r heJd Weddle Funera! Home, ing with friends and relatives ture, with a short question and Thursday at 10 a. m. in Cottage Grove. --------- scsslon following. Mrs., J------- • answer Schroeder read from the Year Interment will be at Willam ette National Cemetery, Port Book of Prayer. Chief business of the after land at 1:30 p. m. noon was the installation of officers for the coming year, with Mrs. James Swan asked Coffee Hour To Be to read the ritualistic cere Held Tues., Feb. 25 mony. Installed were Presi Lola Henness, chairman of dent. Dora Rogers: Vice-presi the Heart Fund, announces dent, Ida Fleetwood: Secre that a coffee will be held on FOR SALE—Three pet lambs. tary, Faye Verbeck: Corres February 25th from 1:30 to Take all $5.00 each. Ph. 769- ponding Secretary, Daisy Ged 4:00 p. m. at the Gates Com 2791. 9 des; and Treasurer. Mary munity Center. Tuers. Committee chairmen There won’t be anyone going were also appointed at this door to door in the Gates area I time. this year, so anyone interested Mrs. Rogers was in charge in giving a donation is cordia of the program with “Dare” lly invited to attend the coffee. as the topic. As the new presi dent, Mrs. Rogers asked the members to attend an execu Public Notices tive board meeting at her home at 1:30 the afternoon of Wed SCHOOL DISTRICT nesday, February 19. BUDGET COMMITTEE Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise MEETING NOTICE Notice is hereby given in Our only aim is to compliance with ORS 294.401 assure careful aad as amended, that a meeting of quality service, for the Budget Committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith your good health. held in School District 123 J, of Forest Grove spent the Marion-Linn Ocunty, Oregon week-end here with his sister, on March 3, 1969 at 7:30 p.m., You can always trust Miss Alice Smith. Smith is at the Detroit High School Superintendent of Schools at within said district, at which in our experience! Banks. On Sunday, the Smiths DETROIT—Detroit contin said time the budget message and the Charles Kellys drove Rest assured . . . any to Hoodoo Bowl and on to ues to rack up big scores in and budget document will be Marion B League competition. submitted to the Budget Com prescriptions filled Bend for dinner. In the game with FalLs City mittee for its consideration. here are compounded Friday night. Detroit Cagers The meeting is a public meet The Senior Class will hold with extra care. I a car wash at the Santiam I garnered 100 points while their ing where deliberations of the High Gym Saturday February opponents could only hit the budget committee will take Prescriptions Our place, and any person may dis j 22 from 10 a. m. until all cus hoop for 60. Specialty tomers have been served. Pric Lyle Rogers was high point ' cuss proposed program with es are $1.00. with white side man with 26 point«, followed I the budget committee at that walls $1.25. We’ll do a good closely by teammate Dorsey i time. Other Detroit scorers Dated this 18th day of Feb- job, too. adv. I i Smith. were G. Hiebert 18. William- ; ruary. 1969. MEL EIDE, Owner I son 13, Miller 6, Diment 1, Mor Ronald K Wilkerson, j JOB PRINTING gan 4. J. Hiebert 2 and Drago Budget Officer. Ph. 897-2812 Mill City QUALITY Phone 897-2772 or 897-2939 I Published: February 20. 1969 Mill City Pharmacy 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 20, 1969 Wolverines Split In Weekend Action Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark and Mr. and M-s. Wilson Stev ens attended Victoria Chapter OES at Turner last Wednes day evening. Impressive Mem orial Services were held in Memory of their Worthy Pa tron, Olen Spiva who passed away January 29. There will be a Faith and Promise Rally at the Mill City Christian Church on Feb ruary 28, March 1 and 2. Dr. and Mrs. Griffith and Mel The Canyon Scholarship Byers will be the speakers. Dr. Fund food sale which was held Griffith will show missionary at Girod’s Hilltop Market last pictures of their tour of the Friday and Saturday was very world and Mel Byers will successful The Fund cleared tell of his experiences as a $65.00 from this sale and plans Missionary in Thailand. are for another one to be held around St. Patricks Day. Marilyn Club will meet on Tuesday, February 25 at the Mrs. Josie Mires of Silver- home of Mrs. Gladys Lake for ton is visiting with Mr. and a 12 o’clock covered dish lun Mrs. Louis Verbeck for a few cheon. All those attending are days. She is the mother of asked to bring articles for the Mrs. Verbeck. Their son and silent auction. Proceeds will family, the Richard Verbecks go to the Estarl fund. of Tangent and Sandy Stein- felt were Saturday afternoon The Mill City Garden Club visitors. Miss Steinfelt is mak-| members are making bids for ing her home with Mr .and i the Oregon State Hospital. Mrs. Richard Verbeck. She is Anyone having good cotton Mrs. Verbeck’s niece. material, new or used that they have no use for and wish Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mah to donate for this most worthy lum, David and Angela of Sa cause may give it to any Gar lem visited Saturday afternoon den Club member. The size at the home of Mr. and Mrs. needed is a 20 inch square, George Long. also scraps of bias tape are needed for the ties. Donations Mrs. Don Moffatt spent a will be most greatly appreciat few days the first of the week, ed. Any washable material visiting her aunt, Miss Leona can be used. Lamb and her sister, Mrs. Douglas Winn. Magic To Be Featured at Santiam Sweetheart's Ball Detroit Cagers Score 100 Points In Falls City Mix MAY I POINT OUT Your Transportation Is My Business For NEW or USED CARS and TRUCKS Call JERRY COFFMAN STAYTON Home 859-2552 769-2117 with 10 rebounds. In the Gervais game San- tiam took an early lead and kept it through the first half making a 28-24 half-time score. The Cougars made a vain attempt to catch up In the 3rd and 4th quarters only to lose the game, 5249. Johnson paced the victors with 17 points. Dick Berg and Dave Pittam were top rebound ers for Santiam with eight each. Scio Wins— Scio defeated the Wolverines 8049 here Tuesday night. Larry Hillesland anti Gary Richards each scored 15 points for Santiam. The Wolverines next game is Friday with Regis. STAMPED GOODS We have just received a new shipment of PILLOW CASES and LUNCH CLOTHS Come in and See them Today Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City The Dodge Boys Say HELP WE ARE OVER STOCKED Due To Rad Weather, So We are Having A SALE DART SWINGER No. 144 2 Hardtop, Big 6 Eng. SALK Manual Trans., Full Factory |>i?i('F Equip. Desert Gold Metallic. FKKz (1'000(1 \ / inn JUuUU FINANCING TERMS—Up to 4« mo. Low Bank Rate 100% Financing Over 60 Used Cars At Near Wholesale Prices TEAGUE MOTORS DODGE All Used Cars Carry Written 2 Year “GW” Warranty 2 IxMtitions To Serve You Down Town Used Car (’enter Liberty & Union 362-0349 New Car Sales & Service 2650 Com’l S. 364-0184 SEE US FOR PLYWOOD PANELS JUUtlMtRICMa Evangelistic Meetings Free Methodist Church Rev. Ijeonard Weinert Feb. 23 through March 2 7:30 P. M. Nightly - 7 P. M. 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