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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1970)
'|0WUM6 »Layton Invitational 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 21, 1970 ¡ Local Boys and Girls en, Ncky Halligan, Brian Jones i Namitz Kelly, Rick I-ady,1 Holds Final Meeting Doug Lewellen, Kevin Long, Bible School Slated Get Bowl. Trophies GATES—The final meeting Allen McGorgle. Alvin Michel, I for this year of the Santiam Sam Stenbeck of Gates who Joe Moore, Ron Morrison, Doy-i Extension unit was held Thurs coached the young people’s le Murrell, Leland Ohrt, Mike At Christian Church L day, May 14 at the Gates Com liowling league this past sea Ohrt, David Pallet, Roy Pal Name of Team W No. San. Real Estate 42% 25% Frank Lumber Co. 39% 28% Lierman’s Insurance 39 29 Mel Round Trucking 36 26 Green Veneer Inc. .. 30 38 Cedar Lumber Co..... 30 38 Ron Bentz & Assoc. 29% 38% Stayton Sports ..... 26% 41% HTG and HTS Frank Lum ber Co. 593, 1683. HIG and HIS Carole Carey 204, 573. vote mike dye DEMOCRAT For Home Extension Unit munity club. Shirley Swaim thanked all the members for their help and reported the baked food sale was successful. Mrs. Swaim was chairman of the food committee. It was decided by those pre sent to plan one t.ur during the summer months to a busi ness of interest, museum or something else to be announc ed later. Mrs. Ellen Rust and Mrs. Sharon Harrison presented the topic of “Decision Making.” Members attending were Ellen Rust. Sharon Harrison, Shirley Swaim, Carol Meier, Carol Wood, Ruth McCombs, Fay Moore, Rosie Cupps, Jan et Lewis, Wyoma Baecher, Hanna Catherwood, Lenore Cutsforth, Josephine Hampton, Lola Henness and Ruby Hutch inson. Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Carol Wood and Mrs. Sue Gillenwat er are the new Extension of ficers for the term beginning In September. son, reports many have not as yet picked up their trophies. Following are those who have won trophies in this year's play. He said those who have not as yet picked up their tro phies should go to the bowling alley in Stayton to get them. GIRLS Lisa Barnhardt, Wanda Black burn, Margie Clark, Roberta Clark, Jean Dickie, Barbara Et zel, Paula Evans, Debbie Gold en, Paula Ann Hagen, Susan Henness. Lynette Hughes, Kathy Ohrt, Lisa Pate, Tami Payseno, Toni Payseno, Ver- lene Peterman, Sally Poole, T.nya Porter, Shelly Richards, Patty Walther, Kathy Wright, Susan Wright. HOYS Steve Calavan, Don Clark, Wayne Clark, Jim Cline, Greg Crook. Jim Crowther, Ricky Derrick, Tim Eide, David Et zel, Rodney Franklin, Mike Golden, Vem Golden, Joe Hag- let, Jerry Payseno, Floyd Pet erman, Mark Peterman, Jim Pyett, Skye Shaw, Mike Wei- stad, Mike Wilson, David Wright, Jim Wright, Kevin Jennings, Randy Lindsay. Ranttaui Memorial Hospital (Stayton) WEIGEL—To Mr. and Mrs Gary II. Weigel, Dallas, a girl. Tuesday, May 12, 1970. TODD—To Mr. and Mrs James A. Todd, Mehama, a b >y. Thursday, May 14, 1970. COLE—To Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Cole, Sweet Home, a girl, Saturday. May 16, 1970. BILYEU—To Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Bilyeu, Lyons, a girl, Sunday, May 17. 1970. NOTICE Plans are now being made for the Vacation Bible School which will be held by the First Christian Church during June. T wj sessions are being planned. The first session will be June 1-5, from 9:30 to 11:30 AM., for children who are now 4 years old through kind ergarten age. The second session will be for children who are now in the first through the fourth grades. This will be June 8-12, fr m 9:30 to 12:00. There will be a charge of $1.00 per pupil. Anyone wish ing more information or want ing to enroll their children may do so by calling 897-2147 or 897-2716. It is being asked to please enroll your children right away so that there will be en ugh supplies on hand for each child on the opening day. MILL CITY PROPERTY OWNERS With hot dry weather and fire hazard season approaching the city council asks that everyone keep the grass cut and removed from their property as well as hazardous debris of all kinds. As of July I, 1970 the council will start action against any property owner where they feel there is tall grass or a fire hazard. City of Mill City STATE REPRESENTATIVE Pd. Pol. Adv. Dye for Repre sentative Comm. Mrs. Elmer Berg,,Mrs. Carl Burkland Co- Chr. 3550 Sunridge Dr. S. Salem, Ore. SAFECO INSURANCE for personalized AUTO INSURANCE call: Jerry Pittam Insurance Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City, Oregon he'll treat you like a person...not a number! Lyons Garden Club Notes 20th Anniversary LYONS—A tour of the Com e r f j r d’s Rohdodendron a n < Azalea gardens was made bj members of the Lyons Garden Club proceeding the meeting at the home of Mrs. Otto Weld man honoring the 20th annver- sairy of the club. A delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. Weidman and daughter Cathy, followed by the business meeting. With Mrs. Weidman presiding and Mrs. James as secretary, a dis cussion was held on their an nual picnic with date to be announced later. The history of the club for the past 20 years was given by Mrs. Hugh Johnston. The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Orvlle Downing with Mrs. Arthur Olmstead co-hostess. Attending were Mmes. Chester Riggs, Harley Scott, Ralph Downer, Arthur Olmstead. James Me Pheeters, Floyd Bassett, Glen Julian, Lenard Crus n, Mike Fink. Clyde Bressler, Alex Bodeker, Orville Downing, Mrs. Leota Worden, Mrs. Gladys Nygaard, Mrs. Weidman and Cathy. Summer’s sizzle is just around the corner. And now’s the time to get ready for it with electric air conditioning. See your dealer early while selection is best. Take advantage of the saving of $5 to $60 or more to electric customers of Pacific Power. Save on electric room air conditioners and whole house electric air conditioning. Pacific Power ommpic STRin Terms of oiler: 1. Applies io residences served Irom electric lines of Pacific Power ft Light Company, and is in addition to any other allowances in effect during this period 2. Applies on the purchase of residential refrigerated electric air conditioning equipment. Amount of allowance calculated on basis of $1 per 1.000 btu of rated cooling capacity. 3. Applies to room air conditioners or to whole house air conditioning. This offer ends June 30. 1970, and equipment must be installed or committed for installation on or before that date. Better Living Starts at the PP&L Home Modernization Center MILL CITY, OREGON The Home Modernization Center can give you all the help you'll need to plan your remodeling. Even help you with financing. And it's a free service. For the Center nearest you. call your local PP&L office.
