The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, January 27, 1972, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 27, 1972 just come to children. When Rock Creek on Rampage | they received a $25 gift from Leota Worden, Miss Zeta Harold Massey, owner of Mas es, Mrs. Laura Neal, Mrs i sey’s Cabinet Shop he said it Pritchard, Mrs. Ruth Lyons, was because he appreciated the By Eva Brewwler coopertion he has received and Mrs. Katie Skillings. Mrs. John Kunkle was host from the city since opening Mrs. Leota Worden, with her ess for the Wednesday after business, the beautiful noon card club. High score son-in-law and daughter, Mr. his Christmas lighting at City hall, was held by Mrs. Orville and Mrs. Wayne Lierman of and most of all, no city tax. Downing, second high by Mrs. Stayton, were Sunday visitors in Reedsport, at the home of The Mother’s Dimes March Gladys Nygaard, and low by Mrs. Chester Riggs. Playing of her son-in-law and daughter, will be held January 24, 25 and 500 followed the 1:30 dessert! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnard. 26 under the direction of Mrs. luncheon. Others attending | Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Titus Marguerite Donohue. Co-work _____ Z Ar- ' of Kent, Wn„ were Wednesday ers will be Mrs. Robert Frank- were Mmes. Earl Alen, thur Olmstead, Percy Hiatt, visitors at the home of her in, Mrs. Ira Clark, Mrs. Leroy Andrew — Sieg, - ! ---------- mother, Mrs. Ethel Huffman. Benda and Mrs. Thomas Dono Rose Bassett, --------- re- hue. Chester Roy, Ralph Davis,1 The Lyons City Council re John Kunkle, Jr., Sam Bridg- ports that Santa Claus doesn t The Lyons Zenith club held their meeting Wednesday V' night at the home of Mrs. Ira , Clark. New officers are Mrs. Good Assortment Of I Thomas Donohue, president Mrs. Ira Clark, vice president Mrs. Leroy Benda, secretary PRE-FINISHED The picture above was taken Friday morning on , Mrs. Robert Franklin, treas the Rock Creek bridge which was replaced several years urer, and Mrs. Thomas Dono- . hue, _________ historian. A i_______ pleasant ev- ago when a flood took it out. The trees on the higher i ening was enjoyed following part of the river bed shows how high the flood waters I a short meeting. I were when it crested after heavy rains and warm tem Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen peratures brought much of the snow pack out of the AND UP were Thursday guests of John mountains—The Enterprise photo. Schnackenberg at Senior Es tates in Woodburn. Miss Caroline Carleton from anniversary of Ray Short. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker Corvallis, a student at OSU, spent the weekend in Lyons at with their son-in-law and the homes of her grandpar daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hampton, Margo and David of Rv Boots Chamnion Downing and Mr. and Mrs. Salem, were Saturday evening ¡dinner guests in Tigard at the, A three-act comedy “Ar John McClurg. Mrs. Jamse" Barnett under- home of their grandson, Mr. senic and Old Lace” will be went major surgery Wednes- •an<^ Mrs. Douglas Hampton, presented in the Detroit Ele day morning at a Salem hos-, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith and mentary gym Sunday, Janu pital. | two children from Lincoln ary 30 at 7 p. m.; followed by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bentley City were weekend guests at a second performance Monday, KELLY LUMBER SALES were happy to attend a family the home of his grandparents, January 31 at 7:30 p. m. Some MILL CITY. OREGON gathering in Roseburg at the Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard, 15 high school students will Phone 897-2610 home of their son-in-law and | Miss Theresa Pietrok of participate. I daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- I Portland was a weekend guest A Junior High basketball ard Bonebrak when all of at the home of her mother, game will be plaved here their children were present. Mrs. Anne Pietrok and Louise. Thursday vs. Mari-Linn at 2 All but one grandchild were Additional Sunday dinner p. m. A girls basketball game present also. | guests were Mr. and Mrs. is also scheduled Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor and Clarence Pietrok and family Alsea at 7 p. m. Friday, Falls family from Tacoma were from Aumsville and Mr. and City will play Detroit here in weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Norbert Lecher and fam- a high school Casco League Call Us Any Day For Kjaicn. her mother, Mrs. Leao John-1 | “J’ Salem. game. Saturday, Detroit will Teacher’s aids from Mari- host Concordia. son. No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between Russell Hill from Salem Linn school are taking a class Mrs. Len Davis, Idanha, re Stayton and Gates. was a Sunday afternoon visit at Chemeketa college “Meth turned home last week follow or at the home of Mr. and ods ad Materials” supporting ing a week’s visit at the home ON OR OFF THE CABLE reading instruction. They will of her brother, the Tenny Mrs. Earl Allen. RCA VICTOR Byron Shuck has returned be earning credits by taking Mostul’s at Carver. The Women’s Mission So home from the hospital after the class. Those going are Mrs. The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. ! several days there for medical Lois Bilyeu, Mrs. Effie Ander- ciety of the Idanha Commun son, Mrs. Linda Parker and ity church, will hold their re RCA WHIRLFOOL 1 treatment. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm- ( Mrs. Patricia McGinnis. gular meeting February 10 at The Best Laundry Equipment I stead were in Corvallis Satur- | 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. I day to attend funeral services KENNEDY WINS Howard Smith, Detroit. for Roy Mauch, a long-time I A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Vickers, January ’ friend. They also visited her, FROM SANTIAM , mother, Mrs. Bertha Young. I Kennedy defeated Santiam 16 at a Seattle hospital. Named I Sunday dinner guests at the here Tuesday night in a Tri Gregory Shawn he weighed 7 home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard River League game 53 to 52. pounds 10 ounces at birth. The Naue were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scoring for Santiam were baby is the first for the young Short of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. G. Plotts 10, D. Plotts 11, Bud- couple. Paternal grandfather Appliance — Kavtio Elmer Culwell and Donna and long 9, Walker 7, Podrabsky is Edison Vickers, Portland, SALES — SERVICE Mrs. Lydia Culwell, and Har 5, Cox 4, Taylor 6. and maternal grandfather is 5(18 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-21&. lan Gibson of Lyons. The oc Kennedy... 17 8 14 14—53 David Sensmeier of Auburn, casion honored the birthday Sntiam ..... 10 13 13 16—52 Wn. Lanny is a 1957 graduate of Detroit High school. The Detroit Woman’s Civic I club will hold their regular meeting February 3 at 7 p. m. at Detroit City hall. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Pat Drago, Mrs. Margaret Stedronsky, assisted by Mrs. Billie Drago. The club reports the community calendars have arrived, and are now being dis tributed in the area. Mrs. Scott Young, Marion Forks, who has been under going medical tests the past week in a Salem hospital is expected to be released Tues day of this week. WOOD PANELING THE P. O. Box 348 MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Phone 897-2772 Mill City. Ore. 97890 PubllHhed at .Mill City, .Marioli CulUlty, tire, etery T liurxlay Entered as Second Class Mail Matter al the Postoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 18711. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that ixirtion of an idvertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. Xn independent newspaper, dedicated to the development if the timber industry and agriculture in this area. MEMBER /V>t/V\OCK AsaodaikM - FounOod 1806 Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association Sul scription Rates Marion-Linn Counties, per year-------------------------------- $4.50 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ------- -------------- $5.00 Outside Oregon, per year----------- ----------------------------- $5.50 DON W. MOFFATT _______ x—.......... Editor and Publisher GEORGE LONG ...................... -.....Assistant Publisher-Printer VORMA LONG_________________ Society and News Editor ROSE CREE ........................... Local New Editor MARY KELLY___________________ ____ Local News Editor CORRESPONDENTS Detroit-Idanha _________________________ Boots Champion Gates ___________________________________ Betty Kelle Lyons ___________________________________ Eva Bressler Mehama.................... -............. Mrs. John Teeters-Jean Roberts DETROIT IDANHA Detroit Couple Hurt Willard Fleetwood Scholarship In Car-Truck Crash Gets In Oregon State University’s zzzp TV, Radio & Appliance Service 1 .PORTER; ■Ex.'TV- Put your money in a Sure Thing DETROIT—A Detroit couple was injured Sunday afternoon Army ROTC awards ceremony when their car collided with a for fall term, Willard Fleet State Highway Department wood was awarded the three- snow plow truck on slick year Army ROTC scholarship highway 22 about 400 fleet and the Academic Achieve west of the Brentenbush ment Award. The scholarship is awarded bridge. Wayne R. Hill, 25, and his to the sophomore who shows wife, Katherine, 19, were taken outstanding leadership ability to Santiam Memorial Hospital and scholastic record in the at Stayton by Idanha Rural first year military science pro Fire District ambulance, for gram. The Academic Achieve treatment following the 4:40 ment Award was presented to p. m. accident. Both sustained Fleetwood for maintaining a laceration and abrasions and standing in the upper 10 per Mrs. Hill suffered a broken cent of his ROTC class. Fleetwood, son of Mr. and nise, officials said. Others in the vehicle were their baby, Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood of Box who reportedly was not in 204, Mill City received the jured, and an unidentified two awards from Major Gerald friend who was visiting here Rowe and Cadet Colonel Dan from California. He sustained iel Almaro. lacerations and abrasions, also a report said. Extension Unit To The driver of the snowplow. Paul E. VanFleet, 33, also of Hold Potluck Luncheon IDANHA—A potluck lunch Detroit, was uninjured, officers said. Hill was driver of the eon will set the stage in the car, which was heavily dam club room of the Idanha Fire Hall, February 1st at 10:00 aged. It had been snowing heavily A. M., when members of the most of the day Sunday, and Home Extension unit meet for ambulance drivers said the their regular monthly meeting. . Lesson of the day will be highway was slick. I on environment entitled. | “What will it be like in 1980.” 1 Presenting the topic will be i Mrs. Bertha Duren and Mrs. I Bette Lynn. I Mrs. Eloise Creswell, Aums- I ville, County Committee Chair- I man, will be in attendance on her once a year official visit. Visitors are welcome. Linn County Administrative] School District 129J will have all school closures due to Deanha PTC To weather conditions, broadcast Meet Thursday Night by KGW (620 on AM Dial), I DETROIT — The regular KGW TV (Channel 8) and meeting of the Deanha Parent KINK FM (102 on the FM Teachers Club will be held Dial). Thursday evening, January 27 The information will be at 7:30 p. m. in the grade broadcast on KGW Radio be school library. The evenings ginning at 5:45 a.m. and every program will include a musical 15 minutes thereafter. KINK presented by the second grade FM will broadcast the inform under the direction of their ation at 30 minute intervals teacher. Mrs. Nancy Harrison. and KGW TV will broadcast Assisting with the program the information as it is re will be Mrs. Margaret Zelfer. ceived. Refreshments will be served This will include Gates Pri by the 7th and 8th grade room 9 wks. Sem. Bonnie Young 4.0 40 mary school, Mill City Ele mothers. The public is wel Sue Morgan ........... 4.0 4.0 mentary and Santiam High. come. Greg Slayden.......... 4.0 4.0 Kelly Boeckstiegel ... 4.0 4.0 Lucy Young ............ 3.8 4.0 Sherry Williamson 3.5 Patty Tower ............ 3.5 Look into the benefits of the North Santiam Richard Roth 3 5 3 6 Federal Credit Union Cathie Crist ............. 3.3 3.2 Insured Savings . . . Insured Loans Rick Nickles 3.3 3.3 All profits are returned to the share holders Judy Benton 3.3 3.7 Randall Roth ............ 3.3 3.2 WE ARE CURRENTLY PAVING 5% Jodv Whitelev 3.2 3.5 DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY Suzanne Harrison 3.2 3.3 Contact Sec.-Treas. Matt Martin Lola Mohr 3.2 3.2 Sherilyn White 1005 N. 1st. Stayton Ph. 769-2 144 3.1 3.1 Kathy Higginbotham 3.1 Kevin Hills . 3.0 3.2 Glen Abrams 3.0 3.2 Sharon Derrick 3.4 Coming soon on radio .... Marv Bittner ..... 3 2 Marty Gardner 3.0 School Closures To Be Broadcast On Radio and TV Detroit Honor Roll SSS Interested in MONEY ??? •"-1 B High Water Hits Lyons Residents First Federal Savings AND i O A N A • S O CI AT IO N OF ^ siuuamette v a l l e > MAIN OFFICE: 231 SOUTH ELLSWORTH. ALBANY BRANCHES AT LEBANON • STAYTON • CORVALLIS LYONS—Lyons was among those cities suffering from the high water and rain Thursday night. Some men were up all night pumping out their base ments. About 3 a. m. water was everywhere. The volun teer firemen went to the res cue of Walton’s Grocery when I water reached the door of the store. They dug ditches and put sand bags along in front just in time to keep the water out The road to Scio is closed because a bridge was washed out. and some more of the I I work on the new bridge across I the Santiam between Lyons and Mehama was also taken out. "A business where you have to be careful not to get stung." Friday, January 28,1972 ALBANY-KRKT 12:15 P.M. ALBANY - KWIL 4:40 P. M STORIES OF PACIFIC POWERLAND told by Nelson Olmsted PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY