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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1970)
5—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 17, 1970 Orville Hayward is in Salem kJJI fUu U/zvrvx-xM7e. in8 was sPe,w in Paying Bin- Jim Wright. The majority of practice Memorial Hospital where he 80 with the prizes consisting Mrs. Floyd Shepherd is in had his leg amputated above J of the “white elephants” the time is spent working on fun Santiam Memorial Hospital the knee Friday night. Ampu /xi i t i , i members had brought and damentals and drills. Funda where she is undergoing a ser tation was necessary due to an the Christmas mentals covered are passing, ies of tests. gift exchange. shooting, dribbling, rebound injury about 10 years ago. He will be confined to the hospital | 1« ii Gifts were also brought for ing and defense. When work Mi*. Arthur Hedge Si'., re for some time. Charloc Ko \/ Hnmp the Students at the Chetnawa ing as a team, emphasis is on turned to her home Saturday vl101 ICd IXUliy I lull IC Indian School in Salem, ;ind working as a unit. after spending two weeks in Many girls are interested ■ will be delivered by Jessie re- Mill City friend« have the Salem Memorial hospital The annual Christmas party Bodeker. in the boys so they are also a Members of Doris Daven where she received treatments. ceived word from Mrs. Ed of the Mill City Woman’s Club 1 During the Game-playing, part of the program. Cheer Bergholz of Ixonia, Wise., tell port’s piano and organ class was held Tuesday evening. the hostesses served Christmas leaders are Verlene Peterman, and parents attending the Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree at ing of the death of her husband December 15, in the basement cookies, coffee, and tea, as well Paula Evans, Patty Howell, last January. Burial was at Young People’s Concert pre tended the open installation of J recreation room of the Charles as holiday candies and nuts. Sally Poole, and Melissa Law sented by the Salem Communi officers of the Masonic lodge Johnson Creek, Wise. Mr. and Kelly home with Mrs. Glen The room was decorated in rence. The alternate is Patty Mrs. Bergholz lived on S. E. ty Symphony Orchestra at Wil at Turner Saturday evening. Kingwood Fohl. Seventh grade cheer- in the home now Cummings and Mrs. W. E. ( the seasonal motif. lamette University December Dale Mitchell was installed as occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Mor-, Beyer as refreshment hostess- | leaders are Lisa Barnhardt, 12 were Mrs. Robert Pratt, Worshipful Master. Verne , Lynn Bodeker, Renee Brown, including pi . Margaret and Sharon, Mrs. Clark of Mill City Lodge No. gan White. He sharpened lawn es- Twenty women, I Diana Neal, Bonnie Shepherd mowers etc. in his shop while Carl Budlong and Patrick, Mrs. 180 AF&AM was installing I with Lori Lawrence the alter- living in Mill City. Clare Henness and Susan, Mr. Marshal. ' nate. A very short business meet anti Mrs. Monty Megargel, Al Statistics which tell the ing was conducted b.v the presi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ver an, April and Forrest, Jeanne I Mrs. Lowell Cree entertain story of the game are compil- dent, Mrs. Melbourne Rambo, ■ DeMain, Pam Krecklow, Bren ed at a Christmas luncheon last beck and family of Tangent, assisted by the secretary, Mrs. i l ed by Jill Krecklow, Jean Dry- da Trout and Mrs. Davenport. Wednesday at her home. At visited here Saturday with his Harry Mason, and a brief re- nan, Rhonda Bradley, Corliss parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis tending were Mrs. Nat Wills, Archer, Becky Chestnut, Jean | port was given of the recenti Verbeck. He is a State Police Visiting last week at the Mrs. George Flook, Mrs. Ike ie Dickie, Christy Spurgeon, ' meeting of the Fourth District I home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Myers, Mrs. Clyde Golden, officer in that area. Saturday I executive heal'd attended by I Mill City Grade School be- Debbie Quarry, Marcia Lar bourne Rambo were Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duckworth and Mrs. night guests at the Verbeck Mrs. O. K. DeWitt and Mrs. ■ ' ! gun its season on Nevember son and Rhonda Meader. I Mrs. Ralph Larson from Hay Charlie French, who were home were their daughter, Mrs. Rambo at the George Putnam 30. A tournament sponsored ward, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. members of the Grandmother’s Kirk Wirick. and children from Center on the Willamette Un by the grade school was held Jim Araujo from Castro Val Circle and Mrs. Gordon Mc- Newport. Wirick, who is an iversity campus in Salem. in the high school gym. Teams Bridal Shower Honors ley. The Larsons, are now liv Morris and Mrs. William Mc- officer with the State Police It was announced that the participating were Mari-Linn, Miss Patricia Starry I on the coast, was unable to be January ing temporarily in a Silverton Clintock. meeting for the club Detroit, Jefferson and Mill here. Their son, David, played DETROIT — The home of apartment until they find per will be held at the home of In the first round of ac Mrs. Lyle Rogers Sr. was the manent housing. They are for Mr». Lester Johnson spent in the J.V. basketball game be Mrs. J. C. Kimmel when the City. tion Mill City defeated Detroit setting Sunday for a kitchen mer residents of that, city. Mrs. the weekend in Tacoma with tween Stayton and Newport First Vice-president of the Ore and Jefferson tipped Mari- at Stayton that evening. Larson is a sister of Mr. Ram her mother. gon Federation of Women’s Linn. In the fnal round Detroit bridal shower honoring Miss Patricia Starry of Murtough, | bo. Additional Friday evening Clubs will be the speaker. I_ Mari-Linn and Mill Ida. Co-hostesses were Mrs. | Mr. «md Mrs. Joe I^alack I Tuesday evenings informal dumped dinner guests at the Rambo Mrs. Rudy Tohl joined a clobbered Jefferson, ___ was _______ o___ by Mrs. [ In la9t week’s action the Ramona Fucchini and Mrs. i home were Mr. and Mrs. Don group of ladies Wednesday. I were hosts for a holiday “open- program arranged Janice Higginbotham. December 9, for a morning of]house” in their beautifully de-1 Francis Bodeker and Mrs. Ma- Moffatt. with’¿7 read-1 jn'^the^A” Following the opening of bridge at the home of Mrs. corated home last Saturday' ^n "and ™d in Ute “B” 41-21 gifts, refreshments were serv Rev. Wayne Blake announc Paul Sennett in Salem. Later evening, December 12. Guests' ; ing of a Christmas story from' ed during services Sunday the group motored to the included Mr. and Mrs. Jack* the Guidepost magazine, en-. T-jpg was fjrst of t^e games ed to the honored guest, and morning at the Presbyterian Morningside home of Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Howard titled ‘‘Christmas is a Time for the ..R.. team ,,R„ Mmes. Claudia Van Seggren, FloRetta Young, Laura Ab church that a short service will Cornelius Sheehan where they Farmen, Mr. anti Mrs. Charles tearn consists mainly of 7th be held at the church at 7 joined another bridge group Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Fred called ‘‘Helping Santa Fill a graders an(j „A” js com rams, Christine Rogers, Irene, Fucchini, I o’clock Christmas eve, Thurs for a 1 o’clock luncheon and Krecklow, and John Fohl. Mrs. Stocking” resulted in prizes posed of Sth graders. Follow Pau Ilin, Ramona Fohl was unable to attend as being won by Mrs. Ralph You- Janice Higginbotham, How-1 day, December 24. There will Christmas party. she was in Minnesota due to man, Mrs. Rambo, and Mrs. ing is the rosters for both ard Drago, Nils Bittner and be special music by the choir teams: Lyle Rogers. and everyone is cordially in On Tuesday, December 8, illness in her family. Byer. Several short readings A—Gregg Crook, Jim Cline, Sending gifts but unable to Mrs. Rudy Toihl and Mrs. vited to attend. were given on Christmas tra Gary DeMain, Roger Davidson, .attend were Mrs. Sadie Over James Donohue attended a 1 Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mullligan ditions in various countries. Bill Gabriel, Tim Hale, Larry Albert Toman was taken to o’clock luncheon and afternoon have just returned from a The remainder of the even- Jennings, Brian Jones, Jack land and Mrs. Jo Leffler. Miss Starry, who is attend Salem Meforial hospital Mon of bridge at the home of Mrs. month’s visit i n Redondo Loftin, David Murhammer, day and wild be there for sev Eldon Tietze in Stayton Others Beach, Calif., where they vis- Miss Rosalie Marie Bassett, Leland Ohrt, David Plotts, ing OCE at Monmouth, is the eral days for tests and treat attending were Mrs. Walter iited their son and family, Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jim Rose, Chuck Rue, Skye bride-elect of Vincent Drago. The marriage is slated for Bell. Mrs. Richard Schuetz, and Mrs. Roy Kruse. ment. Bassett, received her Masters Shaw and Jerry Shepherd. Mrs. Harmon Drushella. Mrs. Degree in the School of Jour B—Jeff Baney, David Blair, December 19 at Murtough, Ida. Spending Tuesday afternoon nalism at the University of Jim Crowther, Jim Dickie, Starting December 14 we James McCoy, Mrs. Richard will be open Monday through Nienke and the hostess, Mrs. visiting Mrs. Charles 'Kelly Oregon’s eighth annual Fall Ralph Earhart, David Etzel, were her sister, Mrs. R. C. Graduation Convocation Fri Rick Hostetler, Rick Lady. Saturday, 9:30 to 5:30. Ellen Tietze, all of Stayton. Hasemen of Albany, and her day, December 11. University Dennis Matsen, Keith Meier, Stahlman on duty. Call 897 The Bid or Bunch l*in<xhle aunt, Mrs. Gladys Trask, visit President, Robert D. Clark,-Mike Morgan, Jim Olson, Stan 2100 for appointment. Studio of Hair Design. Betty Klutke, club will hold their Christmas ing from Fresno, California. conferred the degrees. Olson Maurie Richards and owner. 50tf party at the home of Hattie Fencl instead of at Jean Da vidson’s as originally planned. The party is set for December Mill Lily WOrnail S Club Meets at ¡“’i,"* Shevh"‘i Elementary Team Whips Scio A and B Teams Last Week Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Art Robison of Spray, but 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. Mill City Pharmacy Complete Drug Store Service formerly of Mill City, has been reported as a patient at the Portland Veterans’ hospital Room 313, since November 9. He is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman, and re cently underwent arm surg ery. William Slim y was taken to Santiam Memorial hospital in Stayton last Friday but was said to be much improved by the first of the week. Mrs. Elsie Völkel, who has been in Salem General hospital for several weeks, has finally shown decided improvement. Mm. Roger Nelson of Salem and formerly of Mill City is reported to be reovering from foot surgery she had done the middle of November. She has had the cast removed from her foot and is able to walk some without crutches. Mr. and Mm Frank Smith of Forest Grove visited with his sister, Miss Alice Smith, and the Charles Kellys at their homes here Saturday. Christmas Party y FREE LUNCH Good Food » Family Dining Room Open 7 A. M. to 1 A. M JERRY’S CAFE and TAVERN GATES. OREGON
