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In Salem Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flat Mi*, and Mrs. Floyd East man of Vallejo, Calif., were -here visiting over the Thanks i giving holidays with their cousin. Mrs. Maudie Flatman. The Flatmans, who are plan ning to move to Oregon, look ed around the area and will visit again in the spring. Thanksgiving evening, Mr. and I Mrs. Mark Anderson and daughter of Portland visited at the Flatman home. wood of Coos Buy, but form erly of Mill City, spent the weekend here visiting friends. They were Friday night guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shields ReMine, and spent have moved back into their Saturday night with Mr. and home on the highway from Mrs. Jack Scott. their place east of Gates. The Don Walkers, who had been Mr. and Mrs. C. A. (Bud) occupying the Moore residence Bruder returned Monday from haw moved into their new a 10-day stay in Portland at home. the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mr. and Mi's. Don Moffatt Smunk (Nancy Bruder). Mrs. were dinner guests Sunday of Bruder helped in the care of ■their daughter. Daphne Fnace the Smunk’s brand new baby at Milwaukie. In the evening boy who was greeted at home they went to Beaverton where by an older brother and sister, they helped their great grand ages 6 and 7. son, Brodie McMann, celebrate his first birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rogers' daughter, Mrs. Troy Warn- baugh (Mildred Rogers) of Hubbard, spent from Wednes day of last week until Monday of this week here at the home of her parents. Mrs. Darwin Raines, Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, and Mrs. Low ell Cree attended the Christ mas show at the Fairgrounds in Salem Saturday and the Christmas show at Salem- towne. The regular meeting of the Presbyterian Women’s Asso Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Fland ciation is scheduled for 1:30 ers and family from Portland Thursday afternoon, December were guests Sunday at the 10, at Fellowship hall. home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Heller. Mr. Flanders is a ne Mrs. Mel Rambo and Mrs. phew of Mrs. Heller and is the George Long attended the an son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley nual Oregon Statesman lunch Flanders, who are visiting at eon Saturday at a Salem res the Heller home. The Senior taurant. This is an event given Flanders are from the Los An each year for Statesman Cor geles area. respondents. Featured speak Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Golden er was Gov. Tom McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Champion of were hosts on Sunday at din Detroit and Mrs. Jean Roberts ner honoring his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irl Plymale on their of Mehama also attended. wedding anniversary and his Present Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutch- mother’s birthday. ch inson were hosts on Thanks- were Mr. and Mrs. Irl Plymale. | giving for a family dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutchin I Present were Mr. and Mrs. son and Vernon and Mr. and | Allan Warde, and Kari, and Mrs. Golden. i Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Richards Mr. and Jlis. Lowell Cree and Troy, all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Don Hutchinson, Randy visited her mother, Mrs. J. C. and Rodney, Mr. and Mrs. Irl Dickinson and brother-in-law Plymale and Mr. and Mrs. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton in Salem last Wednes Hutchinson, and Vernon. day. Mre. Eldon Hutchinson un K derwent surgery at the Salem Memorial hospital last Tues day. She returned to her home on Thursday. Mr. and Mi«. Lowell Cree Whether your need is for a seldom used Home Remedy or for a Prescription, we of fer Complete Per sonalized Service. Many have placed their trust in us. IVe welcome yours. STORE FOR MEN Mill City Pharmacy Complete Drug Store Service MEL EIDE. <• -..r Ph. 897-2812 Mill City Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. had as dinner guests Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie French. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan were celebrating their wed ding anniversary. This was the group’s annual Christmas dinner. Mrs. Elsie Völkel is report ed as being in modified isola tion following surgery at Sal em General hospital. Visitors are restricted to family mem bers only. Starting December 14 will be open Monday through Saturday, 9:30 to 5:30. Ellen Stahlman on duty. Call 897- 2100 for appointment. Studio of Hair Design. Betty Klutke, owner. 50tf Mrs. Verne Shaw and Mrs. Elmer Shaw went to Salem on Sunday where they attended Holiday Fair at the Oregon State Fair Grounds. for Wonderful Wearable Welcome Christmas Gins MEN Gary Richards was chosen Boy of the Month for Novem Debbie Barnhardt has been ber at Santiam High School. girl of the month for Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. chosen November at Santiam High Clyde Richards of Mill City. school. She is the daughter of He is a senior this year. Mr. and David Barnhardt Gary has been in Track, of Gates. Mrs. Debbie is a junior Basketball and Football. He year. was class vice-president his this her many activities ■freshman year. Boy of the are Among Pep Club, Drill Team, Vol Month in May his Sophomore leyball and Track. She was year and this year he is class class secretary her Freshman vice-president again. J. V. Cheerleader hei Eventually he hopes to be year, Sophomore year and this year come a forester but probably she is G.A.A. President and will enter the service first. Class secretary. She was also nominated in Intra - School Council this fall. She plans to major in Lang uages and go into the teach ing profession. She hopes to attend Oiegun State. Marist of Eugene limited Santiam to a mere six points in the first half and survived a Election of Officers poor second half to nudge the Wolverines 35-27 in an AA non Held by Local Firemen 1 league basketball encounter Tuesday night. The Mill City Volunteer Fire The winning Spartans jump Department met Tuesday ed to a 10-2 first quarter ad night, December 8. They eleot vantage and a 20-6 half time eu officers for the coming year. bulge. Ray Porter was re-elected The starting Santiam five as President: Bernard Bennett was so cold that two did not was elected vice-president: Bill even score, and the leading McCall, secretary; Bud Cline, Wolverine scorer was substi treasurer and Eldon Hutchin tute Gary Richards with 11. son, Fire Chief. John Gomes led Marist with 15 points, to capture game hon ors. Kindegarten To Hold Santiam is now 1-2 in pre league play. MARIST (35): Winther 5, Christmas Program Conklin 6, Teller 3, Gomes 15, Mrs. George Stafford, teach Smith 0, Gider 1. er of the Gates-Mill City Kin- SANTIAM (27): Plotts 8, degarten, said this week they Pittam 6, Cox 2, Ruby 0, Sev would be having their Christ ers 0, Richards 11. mas program this Thursday, Marist .......... 10 10 8 7—35 December 10. Santiam ...... 2 4 8 13—27 The program will be held in ■ JV Score: Marist 38, Santiam the old Gates High School and 36. will begin at 7:30 p. m. Famil ies, friends and the interested public is invited to attend. For The Whole Family Oregon’s mileage death ratf- for 1970 continues at its low est level in history, despite high traffic death tolls in two of the three months during the third quarter of the year. The Motor Vehicles Division says the state’es death rate— number of people killed in each 100 million miles traveled —for the first nine months of the year was 5.05, compared with 5.17 for the same period last year. The death rate for the third quarter of the year (July-Sep tember) was 4.96 and would have been even lower except for a September toll of 80 deaths—the highest monthly toll in the state’s history, ac cording to the Division. The Charles Kellys attended the annual banquet and Christ mas party of the Tri-Oounty Postmasters Saturday evening at a Salem restaurant. A gift exchange was held following the dinner. During the short business session, Kelly was elected secretary of the group. He is also a past president. While in Salem the Kellys visited her aunt. Mrs. Elsie Potter at the Willamettte Lu- theran home. Mrs. Potter’s sister. Mrs. Gladys Trask of Fresno had been visiting her for the past two weeks. Mill City Pharmacy "Your Gift Headquarters Mel Eide, Owner Phone »7-2812 Mill Qty The Little Red 5 hosted the Dayton 5 here Friday. The game was an easy win for the BiBallers as they took the lead and kept it throughout the game. Little Red tucked away its first victory by a handy margin of 43-37. The JV was the first on the two game agenda. Next week the Santiam teams will host Marist. The first game will start at 6:30 Friday. In Fre toman basketball ac tion Monday, the Santiam Frosh beat Stayton 45 to :15 at Santiam. Santiam held them to two points in the first quar ter and the third quarter. Gary Moberg went all out to net 16 points. Don Hoover anil Matit DeMain made 9 and 7 points respectively. This victory makes it the second in a row for Santiam over Stayton. 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This Citation shall be serv- ed by pubJication in a news paper of general circulation within the County of Linn, State of Oregon, for not less than four consecutive weeks. Issued and given under my hand anil the seal of said Court at Albany, Oregon, this 1st day of December, 1970. D. M. PENFOLD, County Clerk By Ruth Howard. Deputy Published: Dec. 1047-21-31, 1970 Fast, Convenient Plenty of Service Store No. 463 Canned Goods Frozen Foods Meats and Dairy Producto Non-Prescript ion Drug« Cigarettes and Candy Beverages (Warm and Cold) Breado and Pastry Money Orders Fruits and Vegetable« Ice CAKE MIXES O/$l 00 M Pillsbury X KE9 I Double Dutch, Yellow, Red Devils Food White and Lemon JELLO 3 Oi. Pkg. O W OQ For MW « New Ideas for Holiday Cooking In Better Mr. and Mre. Wayne Alban I and Mitchell and Patty Mc Clintock accompanied Fred Al- I ban to Salem Monday after- norm where he left for his I basic training in the U. S. I army. NOW ON DISPLAY Santiam Frosh Out Do Stayton Frosh 45 to 25 Coming soon on radio .... Oregon's Death Lowest In History I Mr. and Mrs. John Beniner I netuumed to Mill City last Wednesday following a visit of a month with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Stewart and family at Phoenix. Ariz. They spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the Stewart home. I ___ ___ __________ Gifts Galore Jayvees Take Game From Dayton 43-37 Wolverines Lose To Marist Mre. Arthur Hedge, Sr., is in Salem Memorial for treat ment and observation. Free Gift Wrapping Gift Certificete» Laveway, of Course Famous Brands Best Selection Free Parking we 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1970 G'rl Of The Month Boy Of The Month Homes and Garden Cook Books. »1 Ô a»' «on Good Selection of Jewelry and Small M'«rd ha* been received here that Richard Cox is confined to Salem Memorial Hospital af ter undergoing major surgery Tuesday. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $4.00 per Year MILL CITY HARDWARE Phone 897-2977 Fred Schofield We Give S&H Green Stamps 151 S. W. Broadway Mill City, Oregon Gift Items for Stocking Stutters Winner of December Slush Contest MITCHEL McGAHREN Price« <i<io<l Wednesday through Saturday Dec. 12 I ' ■■■■!
