The Mill City enterprise., June 21, 1973, Page 5, Image 5

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5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 21, 1973
iSantiam Smashes
Through Mt. Angel
Summer Reading
have their grandchildren visit­
ing them for a time and the Classes Scheduled
QUALITY JOB PRINTING
youngsters have been working Summer reading classes will
Thursday Mornings
in the strawberry harvest, en­ be held at the Mill City Grade,
Phone W7-2T72
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Th» Women's
Wnmpn's softball
«nfthall prac
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The
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joying both the work and the school beginning
Monday, i _ ..
good money they are making. June 25. Registration will be
Santiam pitcher, Rick Roth, tice will be held on Thursday
The children are David George held the first dav at the fol- lotted ta? Mt. Angel Cuba to mornings from 10 to 12 a. m.
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one run and iour hits, while starting today (June 21.) The
of Port Orchard, Wn., and Ka­ lowing times
9 a. m. 3rd and 4th graders striking out 15 batters last practices had originally been
thy and Tommy Woody from
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TSinadrur
11 City, cnhorllllod
Tuesday mokt
night Im
in XI
Mill
scheduled for ulrOnlnrTB
evenings.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Suckling' Seattle.
and up.
Terry Hansen, student at
Roth,
who
hails
from
Detroit,
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All women interested in Willamette University, and
and Jenny Lynn have returned 1
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j 10 a. m. second graders.
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was
in
perfect
form
in
keeping
softball
are
invited
to
come
to
from a vacation trip to Disney-1 Visitors one day last week
11 a. m. first graders.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
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m 4 be given
r à a the bases clean most of the Allen Field at Santiam High Hansen of Mill City, will
land and report a wonderful at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Students _ will
time. They returned home by Graham were her sister, Mrs. daily meeting time when they f ame while getung a lot of of- school for a work-out If more leave San Francisco Thursday
the coast route and camped Howard Fenner of Woodburn, register If you have questions ien®lve .pul'5h ffom his team­ information is needed women for England and Africa.
niates m dowrun« the Cubs may contact Gloria Urban at
along the way.
| but formerly of Mill City, and contact Mrs. Twede.
Terry, who is majoring In
I 897-2617 or Pat Stange at 897- Biology, will accompany a
, eight to one.
------------------------ (Mrs. Fenner’s daughter, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Golden 1 The leading hitter for San 2120. —
group of 30 students, scientists
Mr. and Mrs. James Jaquette Al Rogers (Betty) of Stites,
and
daughter of Davenport, tiam was Brian Smith, also
and doctors from all over the
of Hemet, Ca. have now mov- ’ Idaho. Mrs. Fenner, who makes
United States. They will study
el to Mill City. They purchas- her
1— home
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—--- another dau­ Iowa are visiting at the home from Detroit, who went a per­
with
the ecology of Eastern Africa
ed the home of the late Ozzie ghter in Woodburn, is recover­ of his mother, Mrs. Vee Gold­ fect three for three at the
and will also be in that coun­
Mikkelson some time ago and ing from a badly broken arm en. They are also visiting with plate including a single, a
try for the Night of the Eclipse
have been doing extensive she suffered as the result of a his sisters, Mrs. Donovan Mof­ double and a triple. Brian
where he will see natives who
remodeling. They are cousins fall in the yard about two fatt and family and Mrs. Athol Jones, the Santiam centerfield­
participate in that event. The
of Margaret Snow, her brother months ago. Mrs. Else Allen Savage and family. Mr. Golden er, also aided the cause by
African natives have their
Rod Pfoertner and of Clyde Joined the group for a potluck is attending Chiropractic school rapping a triple into right
field in the fifth inning. David
lives more or less "ruled” by
Bate. They say they like the | luncheon, and other former in Davenport.
Sportsmen
are
reminded
Plotts was the leading RBI
area very much.
the sun.
neighbors of Mrs. Fenner en-,
The seminar will last until
joying the afternoon were Mrs. I
Beauty Salon, 240 S. man with three to his credit, that they have about a month
Opon Monday two of which came home on remaining in which to apply August 1 when Terry will re­
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt, Martin Hansen and Mrs. Louis W. Broadway.
through Saturday 9:00 a.m. to. Plotts’ double into Centerfield for bighorn sheep and August turn home for the remainder
Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Moffatt Verbeck.
5:00 p.m. Evenings by appoint- “ the third inning. Dan Le- deer season permits.
of the summer. The seminar is
and sons, Mike, Mark and Rick
Phone 897-2137.
19tf g^ssie, Rick Roth and Maurie
These applications must be offered as an extension course
Word was received from ment. ________________
accompanied by Mike Morgan,
I Richards all picked up a single received at the game commis- through the U. of California
and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo, Mrs. Vera Hathaway of Redd-
in the game. Plotts was also sion office in Portland by 5:00 and college credits are given.
In
a
Father
’
s
Day
call
to
his
spent the weekend at the I ing, Calif., who formerly lived
the leading putout man with P-m., July 17, to be eligible for
coast. The group enjoyed a Sa­ I here, that the Rev. Noble folks last weekend, John Kelly four.
I the drawing scheduled at 10:00
turday evening dinner at a , Streeter of Redding, but also of North Hollywood, Calif.,
a.m. on July 27.
stated
that
he
was
leaving
for
Santiam
is
looking
forward
well-known coast restaurant. ' a former Mill City pastor, re­
Applications for sheep tags
The Don Moffatts and Rambos cently received his doctorate Sacramento on Sunday to ac­ to avenging its only loss of must be made on the “Control­
l/tfmg;!^?WmnnnTFiTTr.
cept
the
lead
in
"You
’
re
a
the
season
by
playing
host
to
went over on Thursday with for which he was worked for a
led Hunt Application Card”,
all returning home Sunday number of years. The Streeter Good Man, Charlie Brown," North Marion this Thursday which is available at all license
evening Despite some heavy family have also served pas­ the first play in several for a night. Game time is set for agencies. Ten sheep permits
showers at times, the weather torates in Prineville and in summer theatre which is 7:30.
will be issued this year in the
at the coast was rather plea­ Portland since leaving here scheduled to continue until i
Steens Mountain and Owyhee
September.
His
wife,
Anita,
I
sant
where Rev. Streeter was min­
Mr. and Mrs. William Brod- units.
will
follow
him
in
a
couple
of
ister of the Presbyterian
Hunters who wish to par­
weeks, having been hired to hag of Escondido, Ca., visited
There were a number of Church for several years.
“A space explorer is a fel­
help in the costume depart- with their friends,
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- Mr.
. -- and ticipate in the Jackson or
students earning perfect grades
ment This is Jahn’s first yw
posi- Mrs;
Lundquist last Josephine Agricultural Area low driving around down­
On Saturday afternoon, June tion as a professional actor week- The Lundquists usually hunts should apply on the ap- town looking for a place to
for the spring term at OCE.
Among them _____
were ---------
Esther ____
L. 9, the Charles Kellys attended since signing an equity con­ spend their •.’.’inters in Cali- plication issued with the gen- park.”
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Megargel and Veryln P. Aerni, the marriage of Miss Joene tract under the screen actor’s fornia.
eral deer tag.
Dougherty, daughter of guild. He has appeared in
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T Mary
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dougherty many amateur performances
Mrs Ralph Tournai made a of Newport, to Brian F. Court­ while working at Station
plane trip to California last ne>’’ s°n
Mis. Cecelia Court- KCOP-TV in Hollywood, and
week to visit with friends and ne^
Stayton, at the St. taking part in a theatre work­
relatives and to attend a show- '
s Catholic Church in shop.
er given for their daughter Pa- . Shaw. The reception, followed
tricia who will be married in1 I at
'* St.
c* Anthony’s Hall in
‘ Sub-
°‘‘1‘ I Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Buene-
July. Her young grandson, limity. The bride’s uncle, the man and twins Robin and Ron­
Danny Moett returned home Rev. Ed Highberger, officiated ald of Portland visited with
with her for a visit of several at the ceremony. In the even­ Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson
weeks. They flew back and ing, the Kellys were among on Sunday. They took them
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic­ those invited to a supper at to Salem for a Father’s Day
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tor Moett will visit here in the home of Mrs. Dougherty’s dinner and then toured Wil­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee lamette University buildings
July.
Highberger of Stayton.
and grounds. Mrs. Bueneman
' is a daughter of Mrs. Peterson.
Spending the summer at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis I
Verbeck are their two grand­
daughters, the Misses Susan
and Joyce Wirick of Reeds­
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port, Ore., who plan to work
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