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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1969)
Detroit Wins Ball Trish Moore, Shirley Stone, Rita Whitney, Jackie Evans, and Penny Lewellen were chosen as Varsity cheerleaders for next year on Friday, April 11. The student body selected the girls based on how well they did a group yell, and their individual yells. Boy and girl of the month A possibility that a Linn for March were named Friday, County tract east of Lebanon during activity period. Louise might eventually be the site of . Gruver was named girl of the a steam-electric generating month, and Rick Posekany boy plant in the series planned for of the month. the Pacific Northwest was in Student council met Tues dicated Monday by Pacific Po day, April 8. The coming Stu wer & Light Company in a re dent Body elections were dis port disclosing a property ac cussed. Dates were set for the quisition program. different activities leading up The power company emphas to the main election. During ized the long-term aspects of the week of April 14-18 the the power supply planning candidates will obtain their work, the future and the fact petitions and have at least that looking 10 to 15 years into twenty students sign them. On whether the land is ever used April 25th primary elections for a plant location depends on will be held, and on May 2nd a number of factors yet to I» the main election. Two activity determined. sheets were submitted and pas Drilling crews assigned to sed during the meeting. One establishing geological data in was a sophomore slave sale for the area, about three or four April 15 and April 16, and the miles east of Lebanon, are due other a proposal to change the to begin work within a few date of the Freshmen-8th grade weeks, the company reported. dance from May 17 to May 2. “The same kind of program An F.T.A. meeting was held is underway elsewhere in the Monday evening. It was de company’s system, including cided to allow sophomores to studies of additional hydroelec join the club. A work night tric capacity on rivers of the for Thursday, April 9 was set western slope of the Cascades to bake cookies. Possible field and coal reserves in Washing trips were discussed. ton, Montana and Wyoming,” G.A.A. met Wednesday night the company stated. I after school to discuss their Pacific Power is an active camping trip. A previously member of the Northwest planned snow-camping trip had Joint Power Planning Council, to be cancelled since only a which recently announced a few members could attend. series of seven of the steam Other locations and dates for electric plants the region has another trip were selected, but scheduled to be in service dur nothing definite was decided in the 1970*8. The first in the upon. series is a 1,400,000-kilowatt Food, games, and little sleep coal-fired plant now under con were enjoyed by all the girls struction near Centralia, Wash., attending the all-school slum by PP&L and The Washing- ber party Friday night. The ton Water Power Company party was sponsored by Pep and other utilities. Club and turned out to be quite The schedule calls for Pacif- successful and a lot of fun. ic Power to be the principal Class meetings were held sponsor of a 1,000,000-kilowatt Friday, during activity period. plant, the third in the series, The Seniors discussed how for service in 1975-76. they would have their dinners for their skip weekend, but were unable to reach a defin Too Late to Classify ite decision about it. The Jun ior class selected the three FOR SALE—1959 Ford ta Ton princesses for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. pickup with built-on Camper. These will be announced at the Only 30,000 miles. No Sat Jr.-Sr. Banquet to be held on urday calls. 1041 S. E. Third April 26th. The Sophomores Ave. Ph. 897-2616. 16p discussed their slave sale, car wash, and tennis court dance FOR SALE—1962 Peugeot. 4 during their meeting. The door sedan. Good gas mile Freshmen-8th grade dance to age. Good transportation. Or be held on May 2nd. It was an will trade for pick up. Elmer nounced that they’ll be unable Tripp on S. E. Kingwood. to hold their logger’s Break Ph. 897-2062 after 4 p. m. Rt. fast. 1, Box 150 Lyons, Ore. 18 GetPP&L Steam Plant Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Upper Canyon Set For Fishermen; Saturday, April 19 DETROIT — Detroit Lake State Park opened officially last Saturday, and crews have been working nearly around the clock to get everything in order for the opening of fish ing season this Saturday. A spokesman at the Park said Monday all camping sites are now open with the exception of about six which they hoped to have in readiness by this week-end. All other facilities such as water, lights and show er accomodations are ojierating. The parking area and boat ramp at Mongold has been cleared of snow, and it was re ported launchings of boats can be made at the ramp. At Detroit Ixtke Resort and Slaydens (formerly Sniders- Resort. boats will be available and both resorts have made ar rangements for launching them Due to the docks being high and dry yet because of the low water level large boats will not be able to be launch ed at this time at either of the resorts unless some miracle oc curs between now and Satur day. Spring Tree Planting Application Now Available Game from Siletz DETROIT—Gerald Hiebert allowed five hits and Jay Har vey smashed a homer, triple and single to lead host Detroit past Siletz 11-1 in a Marion B League baseball action here Thursday. Detroit is the loop leader with a 3-0 record. Siletz is second with 1-1 and Falls City 0-2. Detroit used two big innings to whip the visitors. The game was stopped after four innings because of the ten-run margin. Host Dayton pushed over four runs in the first inning to lead the way to a 5-1 rain- shortened baseball game over Detroit Monday. The non-loop mix was called after five in nings. Keith Wells had two hits in as many trips to the plate for the winners. On April 17th Detroit will host Falls City at 3:00 P. M. and Regis here April 22nd at 1:00 P. M. On the 24th Eddy ville here and Siletz there on the 28th. Both games are scheduled for 3:00 P. M. Young People Meet At Whiteley Home IDANHA—The home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whiteley was the setting late Sunday after noon when the “Young People” met. Program of the evening was “Diving for Pearls in Gods Word.” It was agreed by those pre sent that the group would fix up the yard, which will in clude the sowing of grass and the planting of shrubs, at a home in Idanha, preparatory to the residency of a new min ister for the Idanha Commun ity Church. Mrs. Whiteley, who has been one of the groups’ coun selors will not be able to aid in that capacity during the summer due to business obli gations. However, the group will con tinue to meet each Sunday un til school is out under the supervision of counselor Hen- ry Hiebert. Following the meeting refreshments were served to the group by their hostess Mrs. Whiteley. Idanha Church Needs Permanent Minister IDANHA—Rev. Robert Was son of Forest Grove is now conducting services at the Id anha Community Church un til a permanent minister can be found to fill the post. Rev. Wasson, a retired min ister, was sent here by the Village Mission who furnishes ministers whenever and where- ever needed. Before his retire ment Rev. Wasson conducted sen ices at Cannon Beach. Dur ing his pastorate however he served in churches in various parts of the country. Rev. Harold Roth who has conducted services at the Id anha Community Church for the past 10’4 years resigned in January but continued to sene through Easter Sunday. His fu ture plans are indefinate at this time. Talent Show at Detroit Is Huge Success DETROIT—Detroits Talent Show Saturday night was a howling success with some 200 people in attendance. The annual event sponsored by the Deanha Parent Teach ers Club in a Scholarship drive netted $306.00. Mrs. Arthur Whiteley, president of the club said Monday that both the tal ent and the attendance, includ ing the money raised, surpas sed all of the proceeding shows. She aid donations to the scholarship drive are still com ing in and that it will probably lie a little while yet before a full report can be made on the program. DETROIT-A spokesman at IVetroit '’anger Station. U. S. Forest Service, said Tuesday Santiam Memorial Hospital (Stayton) that applications for the an- I nual spring tree planting is PRICHARD—To Mr. and now being taken at the station. Mrs Michael K. Prichard. I,e- This spring's program calls banon. a son, Sundav. April 6. I for the planting of some 200 1969. ORR-To Mr and Mrs. Ted- I acres in the Santiam and Breit- enbush areas, in the Detroit dv Orr. Aumsville, a son. Sun- dav. April 6. 1969. District. GOFFIN—To Mr and Mrs. Former servicemen applying I for the temporary work should Warren E. Goffin. Mill Cltv. bring their DD-214 forms when a son. Saturday. April 5, 1969. SISEMORE—To Mr. and making application. Wages will be $2.63 per hour. Planting is Mrs Jim D Sisemore. Scio, a scheduled to be completed in daughter. Thursday, April 10. I three or four weeks. 11969. 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 17, 1969 DETROIT GATES IDANHA Antonia Thomas Phone 897-2605 By Itouts Cha hi icon Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Bowes A family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank attended the monthly pinochle Hancock was held Sunday in party at the Jake Myers in observance of their 28th wed Silverton. Six couples attended. Mrs. Velma Carey accomp ding anniversary. The day al so marked their daughter Kath- anied Don Carey and family of lynn’s birthday anniversary. Stayton to Albany Sunday Arriving here Saturday for the where they were dinner guests special occasion was their son of Mrs. Spencer Long. The and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Norman Carey family also of Mrs. Kenneth Hancock and, Albany were present. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Cutsforth daughter Barbara of Portland. In the afternoon many friends drove to Newberg Saturday to dropped in to pay their re pick up their son, Lyle who is attending Ge:rge Fox Col spects. Arriving here Saturday for lege there. They visited with a surprise visit over the week relatives in Gervais before re end at the h.mes of Mr. and turning to Gates. Lyle return Mrs. Arthur Whiteley and Mr. ed to Newberg Sunday even and Mrs. Earl Michaelson, was ing. Mrs. Linda Rich and son, Scott, I Earlene Wright is the new j owner of the Traveler’s Cafe, of Sandy. Mrs. Dave Oja who recently having assumed the business underwent major surgery at a March 15. They are announc Portland hospital is now re ing that they will be open all _ ______ at .. ___ 1 night this coming Friday, Sat- cuperating home. Marion Fischer sustained a' urday and Sunday to accomo- painful cut to his finger when 'late tile fishermen this open- it became caught in the chain in? weekend. Their regular while he was operating a chain , hours are 5:15 a. m. to 10 p. saw at work Tuesday. Being m- except Sunday which hours his ring finger, the finger | are 8 a- m- to 9 P- m- swelled up imediately and his1 Mr. and Mrs. John Fink ring had to be cut off to re-1frjm Pullman, Wn„ visited her lease the pressure. The in-1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank jury occurred to the knuckle.1 P- Foley in Gates over the Mrs. Otto (Zella) Oja sus-' Faster week. Mrs. Fink is a tained a deep gash to her hand , seni°r a^ Washington State l Sunday while working at De where she is majoring in Con troit Market. She was taken servation. Mr. Fink is a For to Santiam Memorial Hospital estry graduate. Monday they Stayton, where several stitch all drove to Newport. They es were necessary to close the visited the Undersea Museum there and other points of in wound. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Combs re terest and returned by way of turned home Thursday follow Alsea. .Algie Murphy had an unex ing a week’s visit at Reno. E. S. Ritter & Co. Inc. of pected visit recently from his Salem, contractors for the re ' sisters, Mrs. Nora Potter and moval of debris from Detroit ; Mrs. . Bessie Williamson. Ac them also were High school, gutted by fire companying ” March 11, completed the pro his sister-in-law, Mrs. Avery ject last Thursday, Allowable Murphy and his niece, Mrs. time limit was 21 calendar Florence Church all of Stayton. days. The project was complet Mrs. Fred Woods is recup erating at home following re ed in eight days. cent surgery. Helping during her convalescense were Mrs. Lee Boecks+iegel To Frank Baechler and her sister, William Bryant of Kenne Show Pictures at PTA Mrs. wick, Wn., who returned home The April meeting of San-1 this past Sunday. tiam PTA will be held Thurs-I Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. ?° p\m', at V aA o 7 'T' al I i Walter Walter ^ A. ’Thomas Thomas Sr., and the Mid City Grade school. | grandsorii chris Emerson Following a short business|Vigited with his Mr. meeting election of officers'd Mrs E h Thomas his will be i brother-in-law and aioici. sister, xtij Mr. . , for , , the 1969-70 . year ,, ui-in-idw cuiu held, according to Mrs. Wayne i and Mrs Ted Adamg Port. Thomas, PTA president. land. Ranger Lee Boeckstiegel of' the Detroit Ranger Station will show slides of the 1967 Air Strip, Eagle Rock and QUALITY JOB PRINTING Devils Ridge fires. Phone 897-2772 or 897-2930 SEE US FOR PLYWOOD PANELS MILL CITY. OREGON Phone 897-2610 the Money Makeev! Earn 5% on your bank savings! 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