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Salutatorian 4__ The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 13, 1971 Valedictorian LETTERS THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE TO THE P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 MUI City, Ore. 97360 EDITOR Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, repaint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. I The evenings of May 7 and 8 were more than enjoyable for the people of Detroit and the vicinity. A large part of the high school pupils under the superb direction of English teacher, Mrs. Jeanne Blake and Music Director, Mrs. Mar MEMBER garet Minden Zelfer. put to MtMÖtK gether a music comedy that Oregon will be long remembered. Newspaper The most important thing Publishers about a school program of this Association = Association - Founded '885 I kind is to highlight the fact, I that going to school is just a Subscription Rates I preparation for adult life. Any .. $4.00 Marion-Linn Counties, per your......... ........ | event is im)x>rtant that gives .. $450 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year .... Robert Crist, son of Mr. and one the self confidence, self . $5.00 Outside Oregon, per year-------------------- Mrs. Wayne Crist of Detroit insurance, self esteem, and was chosen Salutatorlan with above all the feeling of “I can Miss Gina Williamson 17- a grade point average of 3.73. do.” The whole community year-old daughter of Mr. and _____ Editor and Publisher DON W. MOFFATT Robert transferred to Detroit felt elated with the perform Mrs. Lynn Williamson of Id ..Assistant Publisher-Printer GEORGE LONG ... his sophomore year from Calif ance, and are thinking of mak anha has been selected Valed ... Society and News Editor NORMA LONG ___ ornia, and recently received an ing a show an annual affair. ictorian of Detroit High School ____ __ Local News Editor ROSE CREE ........ appointment to the Air Force The pride of accomplishment with a grade point average of ____ ___ Local News Editor MARY KELLY ...... Academy at Colorado Springs, rubbed off on all, even the 3.87. Gina has attended all 12 Colo. READY TO WELCOME VISITORS to Portland ’ s Shriners ones who did not individually years of school at Detroit and CORRESPONDENTS take part. All knowledge does plans to attend Oregon Col- Hospital for Crippled Children on Sunday. May 16, is Farhad Oetroit-Idanha -------------------- Bocts Champion not come from books, some of lege of Education to major as a Ebrahimnejad, Patient of the Year, who will reign as “prince” _________________ Rose Cree Gates ______ of open house festivities honoring 49 years of helping needy it is generated by the urge to Math teacher. Idanha Bible School Mrs. John Teeters - Jean Roberts Mehama ......... crippled children of every race and creed. Twenty-two Shriners be and do, and acting is very ________________ Eva Bressler hospitals throughout the United States. Canada and Mexico will Lyons ______ important in our getting along To Start June I I th join in this annual observance of National Shrine Hospital Day. in life as it comes to us day Born in Iran, 12-year-old Farhad has undergone surgery for a IDANHA—It was announc by day. paralyzed right arm. Assisting young Farhad are Shriners And} ed here this week that one Scott Young ELIMINATE PAPER POLLUTION Osgood, at left, and W. W. Youngson, Jr., Past Potentate, Al week of Bible school will start Marion Forks Kader Temple, who are co-chairman and chairman respectively June 7 at the Idanha Commun of the Shrine Hospital Day program. Public is invited to attend ity church and will run through the celebration, beginning at 1:30 P.M. at the Portland hospital. June 11 from 9 to 11:45 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Chrisman N. E. 82nd and Sandy Blvd. for children from 4 through the 8th grade. The program Honored at Farewell will include Bible stories, craft, LYONS — Crowfoot Grange Frank Basl was the mother of singing, games and refresh- Gathering was present at the meeting ol Roaring 20s; Mrs. Thurman ments. Santiam Valley Grange Frida; Smiths’ beatnick husband was IDANHA—The club’room of Theme of the study is night for a special visitation portrayed by Jake Myers. the Idanha Fire hall was the "Search for God’s Hidden Mrs. C. Cyries, oldest moth setting Monday evening for a Gorge Laidlaw, master, wa er (87) was presented with a Ariving here last week from Treasurers.” introduced and escorted to the farewell party honoring Mr. All children of the commun- and Mrs. Terry Chrisman, Master’s station. Lloyd Slett' plant, and Mrs, John Pedrow, Texas for a two or three week ity in the age bracket men daughter, Wendy, and son, spoke for the agriculture com youngest mother present also visit was Lee Hyde. Former residents of the area tioned above are invited to Corey. In attendance were the mittee, and Hary Wiley from received a plant. Mrs. Gordon Laidlaw sang visiting here over the week attend. Missionary project, will honored guests, and Mr. and Crowfoot spoke for the legis be for each child (who desires) Mrs. Robert Guiren and child lature, when he talked abou’ “Let There Be Peace in the end were Mr. and Mrs. George to bring a wash cloth which ren, Debbie, Connie and Gara, the deduction in Veteran’s Valley” and Mrs. Lloyd Sletto Renner of Newberg. A log told of the origin of Memorial cabin type home formerly in turn will be sent to various Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lichtlyter pensions. missionaries. Guests were present fror Day. Songs of Wars were led owned by Johnnie Bryant and and daughters, Jeanette and Directing the Bible school Wendy, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Crowfoot, Scio, Lacomb by Mrs. Thurman Smith and purchased by the Renners was will be Mrs. Harold Roth, A Lawrence and sons, Jeff and Springwater, and Westen Ben Moore. Rev. Charles Fultz burned down Friday evening gave a reading “In Flanders by the Detroit-Idanha Fire staff of 18 will assist her. Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Star. Linn County Pomom Field” and prayer, followed by Department. Reports indicated James and sons, Randy and Grange will be at Santiar th playing of Taps by Bob Cul the Renners plan to put a mo Frankie, Mrs. Earl Joumagan Valley Grange May 26 t< bertson. bile home on the property. and sons. Randy, Kevin, and exemplify the 5th degree a’ Attending the May 5 instal Steven, William and Brian 8 p. m. Linn County Pomon lation ceremonies of the Wom t Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Geston Lizotel, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell will meet at Morning Sta' an’s Civic club at Marion had as wekend visitors, her Dart, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Storm- May 20 at 10 a. m. Stat' Forks was past president, Mrs. son and <laughter-in-law, Mr. er and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grange will be held in Rose Al (Arlene) Sorseth of Eugene. By Rebecca Savage and Mrs. Charles Jacobs of Snyder. Refreshments were burg June 13-18. Thurmai The program included several Cottage Grove. On Sunday the served. Smith, master, will attend a Boy and Girl of the Month piano selections by Miss Gina Jacobs took the Gestons out The Chrisman family came delegate for Santiam Valley. for April are Dan Cox and Williamson. Installing officer for Mother’s Day dinner. to Idanha about two years ago For the lecturer’s hour, r Frances Blumenstein. was Mrs. Arthur Whiteley. Mrs. Birdie Wilson and her where Mr. Chrisman has been Mother’s Day program was en Tuesday, May 4th, Student Hosting the event were Mrs. children from Mill City at- manager of the Union Oil Sta joyed. Mrs. Lloyd Sletto tolr Council met in the library. tended church sendees on Mo- tion. The family is making of the Origin of Mother’s Day Suggestions for improvements Robert Johnson, Mrs. Howard ther’s Day with their grand preparations to move near Es- Mrs. Alex Bodeker gave <- in the school were discussed. Drago and Mrs. James Von Seggren. mother, Mrs. Walter Brisbin J tacada. j reading “No Occupation,” Mrs An activity sheet was passed Weekend visitors at the Har FEWER FORM FILLER-OUTERS NEEDED for a baked food sale sponsor old Champion home were Mrs. study on paperwork by Ohio's “Little Hoover Commis ed by the J. V. Cheerleaders. Champions brother-in-law and sion," A coupled with findings of a House Post Office and Civil Bov and Girl of the Month sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Service subcommittee, reveals an incredible waste of manpow were elected. George of Salem. The annual Home Ec. Fash Mr. and Mrs. Harry Booker er and money. Six departments of government in Ohio were surveyed and ion show was held May 6th. of Mill City and John Estey The “Showdown of Fashions” of Detroit recently called on it was found that they spent $2.6 million a year to fill out was unique and very entertain Earl Stahlman, who is confined 98,077 forms for the Federal Government. The total amount ing. The set was especially suit in Silver Gardens Care Home, spent by all state and local governments must be staggering. The House Committee found that the U. 8. spends $8 able to the western theme. Silverton. Mr. Stahlman resid billion (out of a $200-billion plus budget) to get answers on There was an authentic pioneer ed in Detroit for a number of wagon, saddles, hobby horses, years before his confinement 360,000 different forms. According to columnist Henry J. Tay and bales of hay with scatter in the home. He is a brother of lor, the filing cabinets required would till twelve Empire State ings of arrows and kerosene Mrs. Estey and Mrs. Booker. | Buildings. Obviously Uncle Sam should continue to insist upon ade lanterns. Narrator for the show Sunday dinner guests at the • was Linda Hampton. Enter home of Rev. and Mrs. Harold quate reports when Federal money is distributed for spending tainment was provided by a Roth and family were Mrs. by state and local units of government. But superfluous re trio made up of Mike Elliott, Roth’s mother, Mrs. Frances ports should not be required and the trend towards increasing Larry Horner, and Ken Go Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. (sis the number of Federal handouts should be reversed. forth who sang and played ter) George Higley and son, guitars. Twyla Fultz played a Vaughn of Canby, and Mrs. Fleet home or by phoning 854- niano solo, a medley of Mac- Irene Paullin, Detroit. Detroit Residents 3576. The only requirement is Arthur Park and the Love Visiting at the home of her to give the lot and block num Story theme, A lively group parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Urged To Apply For ber (from deed) and designate of eight high school students Brown are their son-in-law which street, facing out, did a swinging square dance and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. House Numbers the number is to be affixed. to wind up the show. Refresh Frank Workman and son, Minimum height of numbers ments were served afterwards Neal, of Vancouver. Wn. DETROIT—Residents resid must be 4 inches. The numbers in the Home Ec. room. Mrs. A Saturday visitor at the ing in the Detroit area are be which cost about 39c each are Leisinger, the Home Ec. teach home of Mr. and Mrs. John ing urged to apply for then- er. did a fantastic job of org Estey was her nephew, Jim house numbers. To date, only available at Cook’s Grocery. anizing, decorating, and plan Stahlman of Salem. Jim was 37 have applied. This repre New street signs are being ning the fashion round-up. recently released from a hos- sents about a quarter of the made this week by the Detroit Friday during activity per pital following a severe cut houses. Woman’s Civic club, anti will iod. student Ixxly elections on his arm. He is now sport Residents can obtains their be installed in the near future. were held in the auditorium. ing a cast on the arm. assigned number either by cal Mayor Cliffoni McMillan said After the candidates gave brief Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ruther ling in person at the Paul Van Tuesday. speeches, the student body ford of Arizona plan to spend voted. The 1971-72 Associated a few weeks here at their Student Body officers are: summer home. Mr. Rutherford, President, Gordon Plotts; Vice- employed by the Corps of President. Randy Richter; Sec Army Engineers served here retary. Frances Blumenstein: during construction of Detroit Publicity Manager, Patti Mc dam. He reportedly has retired I Clintock: Activities Coordinat and is making his home in Ari or, Debbie Barnhardt. zona. Mother's Day Program Feature At Grange Meeting DETROIT IDANHA GATES NEED A A Panel Phone in your kitchen. Part of the convenience of a homo that'a telephone-planned. You wont have to do a alow bum if you have an esfenaion In ell your important rooms. That way you won t have to .drop what you’re doing every Per Man th E the phon« ring» And you’ll ii ,( plenty ot time and »t«p» «»ch day Reach Don t run. Mak« yours a fully phoned home There « a big «election of style« and color» available Call our business office or ask the man on the telephone truck for complete detail«. CONGRATULATE TOW? Call 897-2442 For Fast Service AliState Motor Club Road Service Vern’s Shell Service Wr Give S & H Green Stamps Phone 897-2442 MUI Citv When you tee how fait you flet results, you'H con gratulate yourself on your wisdom in using a Want Ad to sell or buy. The MOI City Enterorise Pbooe W7-2772
