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5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 9, 1969 Mi-, and Mrs. George Case and Mrs. Steve Ferguson and baby, Sean, have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Loveall. Mr. Case is a brother of Mrs. Loveall. They are former residents of Cali fornia. Visiting Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Low ell Cree were her aunt, Mrs. Ross McKechnie and her cous in. Mrs. John Clarke from Portland. Esther Freeman has enrolled at Northwest Christian College for her freshman year. Mrs. Barbani Davidson is liack at her work at Barbara’s Beauty Lane following a re cent car accident. David spent Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship Service The Three Links dub will meet, October 14 at 1:30 p. m. it 11 o’clock a. m. Sermon at the home of Mildred Carr. ‘No One Should be Without It!’ Nursery through adult classes. If there are any Rebekahs in the area they are welcome ta Seventh Day Adventist attend etiher Three Links or 8. W. Ivy 8t. Mill City Lodge meetings. R. G. Letcher, Paster 11 a. m. Worship service. A dinner party at the home 7 p. m. Wednesday prayer of Mrs. Charles Kelly Tuesday evening, Oct. 7. observed the meeting. birthday anniversary of Mrs. Ernest Graham. Also attending Canyon Conservative Baptist Rev. Robert Lathrop were Mrs. Noyes Whitten, Mrs. Services in New Church Sylvia Duncan, and Mrs. Else Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Allen who baked the birthday the cake. Several others were in vited but were unable to at tend. Mrs. Gr;iham was given a shower af cards, and the ev ening was spent in informal visiting. Mill City friends were in terested in learning of the re A large group of Masons cent marriage of Miss Sandra from the Mill City Lodge drove Duggan to Erwin Tucker of to Estacada Tuesday evening Gates. The couple will make to attend the session during Chance Mill City Presbyterian James C. Murray, Pastor week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chance. He is attending Lane community college this year. Mill City Elementary School Holding Meetings To Teach Students Decision Making The Mill City Elementary School is making available an after school program to stu dents, parents, and teachers from grades 4 through 8 to share the experience of sharing in decision making. Exercises will encompass the student’s everyday activities and behav ior. To provide this opportun ity for students to share in the decision making process the classrooms have elected a stu dent representative council and Morning Worship 11 a. m- have invited a parent from Training Hour, 6:00 P. Mm. each grade level. One faculty Wednesday evening Bible Evening Service, 7 o’clock, study and prayer time 7 p. m. Detroit Com ni unity Christian Church Sunday School, 10:30 A. M. Morning Worship 11 o’clock Come Fellowship with us. their home in Stayton. which J. C. Kimmel was pre sented with his 50-vear mem Mill City Community Church Saturday evening guests at bership pin. Kimmel holds a Rev. Donald L. Dishong, Pastor Full Gospel the home of Mr. and Mrs. dual membership in both lie Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Rocky Moore were Mr. and Estacada and local lodges. Morning Worship 11.00 A. M. Mrs. Floyd Manker of Vancou Evening Service 7:30 P. M. Some hunters in the area ver, Washington. Mrs. Manker is a sister of Mrs. Moore and had no luck on opening week Wednesday Evening 7.30 P. M. Everyone welcome. Mrs. Wayne Alban. Also visit end, but among those who did ing at the Moores were Mr. and get their bucks were the Lee Free Methodist Church Mrs. Herman Olson of Cor Bassetts. Both Lee and Julia North Mill City vallis. connected as did their son, Maurie, who with his family Rev. John DeMain Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt were with the hunting party 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. received a telephone call from in the Prineville area. Mr. and | 11 a. m. Morning Worship. San Diego at 2:45 Tuesday Mrs. Jerry Coffman and anoth 6 p. m. Young People's morning, informing them that er couple from Washington Service. they are now great grandpar State were in the party. 7 p. m. Evening Worship. ents. Their granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt Mrs. Bob Kinan gave birth to Assembly of God an 8 pound girl at a hospital spent a long weekend at the Lyons, Oregon there. This is the first great coast, reporting the weather Douglas Mentze, Pastor perfect, and plenty of spaces grandchild for the Moffatts. Phone 859-3364 to park their ‘home on wheels’. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Misses Barbara Hutchinson Morning Worship, 11:06 a. m. Come to the Sublimity-Si. and Janis Jacobson are living Service, 7:00 p. m. in private homes in Portland Boniface Parish Annual Tur Evening Wednesday evening Middle key Dinner, Sunday, October while they are both attending Week Service, family night. their first year at Northwest 12, 11:30 to 3:00 p. m. at the Parish hall in Sublimity. Ad ern College of Business. ults $1.75. children under 12, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Studio of Hair design at 239 75c. Richard W. Wells, S. W. Broadway is open from Branch President—585-4442 Spending last week-end on a Meetings at Stayton Branch 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Mondays through Saturdays. Thursday hunting trip in Central Oregon Chapel ■ Westown Subdivison evenings by appointment. out from Prineville was a par Priesthood Meetings 9:00 Phone or stop by for an ap ty made up of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School __ 10:30 6.00 pointment. Ellen Howel, own Frank Smith of Forest Grove, Sacrament Meeting er. Phone 897-2100. 36tf William McCoy, his son Bill Relief Society Tuesday 7:30 7:30 and daughter Robin, all of Sal MIA Wednesday ...... em, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Todd Primary Thursday ___ 4:30 and son Allen of Aumsville. First Christian Church Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mayo of Minister Charles E. Fultz. Stayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Bible School, 9:45 a. m. Charles Kelly. They had no 11 a. m. Sermon Topic is: and Fun Store luck hunting, however. The Antique and New Gift Items Smiths, Todds, and Kellys “Branded”. Evening service at 7 p. m.: have camped at the same site SNACKS—GROCERIES for about 30 years. St. Patrick's Parish Mon. to Fri. 9:30 to 6:30 Rev. Bernard Neuman, Pastor Sat. 9:30 to 9:00 Lyons Sunday 4 to 8:30 p. m. Mass: 1st, 2nd and 5th Sunday 700 N. W. Alder at 10:30 a. m. Phone 897-2507 Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at »30 a. m. Kracker Barrel Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise ST CHRISTOPHER MISSION Detroit Sunday Mass 11 A. M. Holy Day and First Friday 5:30 P. M- Detroit St, Catherine’s Catholic Masses Every Sunday 9:00 A. M. Holy Day and First Friday 7:30 P. M. Lyons Methodist Church 8th and Ash St. Phone 859-2540 Rev. Greg Johanson, Paster Welcomes you to come as you are. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. The Church in Worship 11 a m. Don't Blame It All On The Kids member from each grade and the building principal will par ticipate in the project. The first meeting was held Septem ber 25 and the second was Wednesday at 3:00 o’clock. “Current controversies i n national and world affairs pre sent fertile soil for the seeds of unrest in today’s young men and women. Outspoken, often volatile, and usually in adequately - thought - through charges are leveled at the so called ‘establishment’ or the presently ‘in charge’ older gen erati n.” said Vein Peterman, grade school principal. Such outbursts are too often i mere criticism without consid eration of proposing responsi ble remedial action. Construc Jim Story. Allen Severs, tive criticism with recommend Steve Lewellen. Craig Stevens ed and practical correctional and Clinton Herron combined plans shared by both young Monday night to bomb Scio leaders and the responsible JV's 34-0 on Allen Field. business and institutional lead In their first home show of ers would greatly alleviate the the season the Wolverine Cubs often referred to “generation scored on the ground and in gap”, said Peterman. the air with an impressive of Change has been and al fensive game. ways will lie an important need Steve Lewellen started the to a prosperous and great so scoring with a pass reception ciety such as is enjoyed here that had been handled by two in America. It is not feasible othei players alertly picking to think of giving up the com off the ball and going the dis fortable and sophisticated tance. Jim Story got the next means of transportation utili six on a pass from Severs. Her zed by man today throughout ron added the two point con our nation and revert back to version. Severs ran the bail the “good old horse and buggy over for the next TD. days”. Nor does the working Ron Podrabsky replaced Sev man wish to return to the 12 ers at quarterback in the se and 14 hour work shift and the cond quarter and enginered a six day working week. Change drive ending the first half has been and will continue to scoring with Stevens taking It be appreciated, however, chan in from 28 yards out. ge must be brought about Herron posted the last Wol through wise decision, which verine counter in the 3rd quar will give consideration to the ter blasting his way 62 yards rights and values affecting all in five plays. people. The Wolverine Defense was Decision making unreserved sterling, stopping Scio on the ly necessitates accepting re one-yard line ending the only sponsibility for a rendered de logger threat of the night. cision and this can only be de Monday night they meet veloped through practice under North Marion here. experienced leaders. Such de velopment commences in the pre - school days at home Ensign Doug Masters through the many tasks or Now at Naval Air chores given the child by the parents. Station In Texas Individual responsibility de CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX.— Navy Ensign Douglas B. Mas- velopment can be likened to ters Jr., son of Mrs. Evelyn muscle development in which Zortman of Lyons, and hus exercise is not only recom band of the former Miss Jan mended but essential. Expand et L. Kizirian of 1006 Parck ed or ever increasing exercises Circle Drive S., Fresno, Calif, in helping to arrive at wise is attending Naval Aviator decisions and consequently ac-1 training with Training Squad cepting the added help to de-1 ron 31 at the U. S. Naval Air velop the child to more matur Station in Corpus Christi, Tex. ely evaluate the “pros and i His instruction will include cons” of todays problems. Ir. all there are 21 members t the techniques of multi-engine flight, instrument flying and on this council and their task aircraft carrier landing qualifi will be to broaden the base of; common sense in young pec-1 cation. Upon completion of training pies’ behavioral decisions. On he will be designated a Naval the other hand the parents ar.d teachers will be exposed to Aviator. younger peoples’ needs which may well lead to more mature Third Graders educational and parental lead ership, Peterman concluded. Visit Cannery The third grade visited a can nery in Salem on September 30. They saw the processing of whole and sliced beets. The children particularly enjoyed watching the preparation of corn. This was being sliced from the cob to be frozen in TV dinners or canned in cream styie corn. Later they saw the corn husks being ground into silage. The thousands of cans stacked in the warehouse caus ed many comments. In spite of the inclement weather the children had a re warding trip. Win First Home Tilt Calvary Luthern Church Eleven Lions club members got out and did their “thing” for society on a recent Monday night. They picked up this huge pile of litter within the city limits on “beautiful” highway 22 in Mill City. Pictured above from left to right are Mel Rambo, George Long, chair man of the drive, Fred Krecklow, president of the Mill City Lions club and Burton Boroughs. And from the “quality” of the litter, don’t try to blame it all on the young people. Parents first shoud be taught to be a ittle more neat in their habits, then maybe we could expect more from our young folks.—The Mill City En terprise photo. SALE Still On You Can SAVE 20% on anything in the Store, So Now is the Time to Take advant age of this Money-Saving Event. Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City Learn the J Send In this coupon for oOr pamphlet of free recipes on cook ing with beer. 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Sunday achooi. 11 a. m. Worship service. Detroit Church of Christ Sunday School. 10:00 a. m. Morning Warshi*. 11 o’clock. I Ctame fellowship with is. ENCLOSURES BUSINESS CARDS BOOKLETS ACCOUNTING FORMS RULED FORMS INVOICES Mill Qty Pharmacy Nunn ■uov;agj w iiwiii m i—i« ■■■ciyii w ■■■■■■» ira PRESCRIPTIONS our specialty ■■■■vMBM’iamMMmnMwaiMjadK mb WMini Woiiwni ■ Mel Eide, Owner Phone 897-2812 Mill City Gates Community Church It is not the Christian I am asking for; It’s that poor Old One, standing at the bar. His body, is soaked with alcohol; We hope he listens, and gives his all. The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Oregon
