The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, January 10, 1974, Page 5, Image 5

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    Houseguests New Years day
and overnight at the Wallace
Hovey home were Mr. and
I Mrs. Bill Schroeder of Par­
shall, N. D„ and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hovey and Paul of Ya-
i kima.
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Cooper
Dale W. Esch Named 5—The Mill ICity Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1974
of Corvallis were New Years
eve dinner guests at the home
Joyce Presler — 897-2707
Assistant Cashier
of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Mof­
smii ’ng» Hosts
fatt. The Coopers are former
The Gates Christian Church
Dale
W.
Esch,
who
joined
residents of Mill City.
is having a Fellowship Potluck the staff of Western Security
J Wednesday Card Club
Dinner at the church on Sun­ Bank of Salem in August,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg were day, Jan. 13 at 12. Everyone 1973, was recently named as­
LYONS — Mrs. Katie Skill­
Marist outscored Santiam ings was hostess for the Wed­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gruver in town briefly last week. is welcome to attend.
sistant
cashier,
according
to
17-7 in the first quarter and nesday afternoon card club
hosted a New Years Eve They were traveling in Flori­
Lynn Cutsforth has return­
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cree bridge party. Attending from da with their house trailer ed to Eastern Oregon College an announcement by Leonard coasted in with a 73-56 victory held at the city hall. Follow­
over the Wolverines in a non­ ing a 1:30 dessert luncheon, 500
and Anthony and Mr. and Mill City were Mr. and Mrs. when their son-in-law and at La Grande. He is a senior Van Kleeck, president.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree were Al Glover, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ron and will finish school this
Esch has been in the bank­ league game at Marist Satur­ was in play.
ing and mortgage field in the day.
dinner guests New Year’s day Wallace Hovey and Mr. and Bassett of Stayton, finally spring.
High score was held by
Santiam shot much better
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rex Ohmart. Also, Mr. managed to ca'.ch up with
Visitors at the home of Salem, Stayton and Corvallis
Joe Ragedale at Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parker of Al­ them with reservations to fly Mary Stafford on Sunday af­ area for 26 years, beginning than Marist, outscoring them Mabel Downing, second high
and Mrs. Larry Ragsdale and bany and Mr. and Mrs. Dick home for the holidays with ternoon, Jan. 6 were Mr. and his career shortly after his 49% to 35%; however, Marist by Doris Roy and low by Ruth
shot 35 more times than San­ Lyons.
Betsy from Donald were also Ricketts from Cloverdale.
their family.
Mrs. Marion Kent from Tur­ discharge from the U. S. Navy tiam.
Marist outrebounded
dinner guests. In the afternoon,
after
serving
in
the
Pacific
Others attending were Nellie
ner.
Santiam 43-28, controlling Riggs, Margaret Kunkle. Leota
Mr. and Mrs. Cree visited their
theatre
during
WWn.
Staying
with
Ruby
Brisbin
Melody Bamhardt of Gates
Woman's Club members are
Worden, Jaunlta Davis, Alma
son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and
He has lived in the Salem, both backboards.
Ruth Meek of Lyons were reminded that a silent auction for five days from Dec. 31
Marist was led by Ray Paie- Olmstead, Gladys Nygaard.
and Mrs. Gordon McMorris at among
the 448 students named will be held in conjunction through Jan. 4 were her grand­ area since early childhood, and i ment with 24 points and Joe Bertha
Allen, Katie Sieg, Rose
their home near Oregon City. to the fall term honor roll with the meeting at Mrs. son and family, Major Jerry is a member of the Salem Elks ■
Hibbard with 20 counters.
Bassett,
Berneice Bridges, Zeta
Lodge
and
the
Stayton
Kiwanis
i
Larson,
his
wife
Sylvia
and
OCE Students must have Charles Kelly’s on Tuesday
Santiam was led by Frank Prichard, Alta Bodeker, Laura
Marilyn Chapter No. 145, a at 3.5
children Debbie and Stephen. Club where he was formerly I Bryant
or
better
GPA
for
at
evening,
Jan.
15,
sponsored
by
I
with 22 points. Also Neal and Mary Sieg.
OES. will hold their stated
the ways and means commit­ They’re from Travis AFB, Ca. secretary and treasurer. He; scoring in double figures were
meeting next Monday eve­ least 12 hours of study.
is
a
past
member
of
the
Salem
While
here
they
also
visited
tee.
ning, Jan. 14 at 8:00 p.m. at
with his sister and her family, JayCees and the 20-30 Club. David Plotts with 12 points
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hovey
the IOOF Hall. Mrs. Veda and
He served two terms on the and Matt DeMain with 11.
daughter, Doris, spent
It was announced that the Robert and Berdie Wilson.
Frank Bryant made 11 out
Barker, member of the Estarl Christmas
Walt and Toni Thomas and Stayton City Budget Commit­
with
his
brother
Presbyterian
Women
’
s
Assn,
INTRODUCING
Committee of the Grand Chap­ and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray will not hold its regular meet­ Chris traveled to Portland this tee and one year on the Stay­ of 17 field goal attempts and
was seven for ten in the first
ter of Oregon, will make her Hovey in Yakima. On Dec. 27,
ton
Planning
Commission.
past
weekend
to
visit
Walt
’
s
ing on Thursday afternoon,
half. Roger Davidson was the
official visit. Refreshments the Hoveys went to Seattle to Jan.
sister, Mrs. Jessie Adams, who
10, at Fellowship Hall.
leading rebounder for Santiam,
will be served following the visit her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
is just home from the hospital.
pulling down ten.
meeting.
Janet
Lewis
was
reappointed
Albert Friends. Enroute home
Miss Erma Graham of San
Frank Bryant and David
by
the
biard
of
Marilyn
As
­
the 28th. they stopped in Francisco, Calif, left for her
Plotts
tied for the offensive
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bab­ on
Portland to have dinner with home Sunday after having sembly "60, Order of Rainbow
player this week and Roger
bitt and family returned last their oldest daughter, Mr. and spent
for Girls to fill the position of
a
week
here
at
the
home
Davidson was selected the out­
week from a trip to Southern Mrs. Larry Kopf.
of her mother, Mrs. Ernest Mother Advisor on Dec. 12.
standing defensive player.
California where they spent
The
new
board
and
mother
ad
­
Graham.
Plotts scored 35 points in
the Christmas holidays with
visor will be installed on Feb.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kap-
The Marist JV’s outscored two games and Bryant scored
relatives. They visited Tia- linger spent Christmas in Sa­
10 for this next year. Marilyn the Santiam JV’s 17-5 in the 40
Mrs.
Iolo
Davidson
arrived
points. Davidscn collected
juana and other tourist attrac­ lem at the home of their son- recently from her Oxford, En­ Assembly, Order of Rainbow second quarter and went on to
21 rebounds during the week­
tions during their visit.
for
Girls
meets
every
fourth
in-law and daughter, Mr. and gland, home for a months
defeat the Wolverines 52-14 in end and also played aggres­
Mrs. Harold Judge. Also pres­
with her parents, Mr. and Wednesday of the month at a non-league basketball game sively on defense.
Weekend guests at the home ent were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight visit
the IOOF Hall.
at Marist, Saturday.
This is the first loss this
of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ham­ Langley and their two child­ Mrs. W. M. Pennick of Gates.
Home extension meets this
Santiam got off to a good season for Santiam, whose
ilton were Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ ren, Marie and Dustin from
Thursday,
(today)
Jan.
10,
at
start and led 11-10 at the end record now stands at 4-1.
Dale Grant, a sophomore at
neth Songer, Dennis and Huntington. Ore., and Craig SOC
in Ashland, is listed on 10:00 a.m. at the Gates Com­ of the first quarter. However, Santiam
.7 21 11 17—56
Cheryl of Oakridge. Mr. Son­ Judge from Salem, the Judge’s the fall
honor roll with a munity Center. The subject Marist outscored Santiam 17-5 Marist .....17 18 18 20—73
ger is Mrs. Hamilton’s bro­ two children and his mother, GPA of term
this
month
is
“
Food
Dollars
in the second quarter and 20-8
3.71. Dale is majoring
Santiam 56 — Plotts 12;
ther.
and Sense”.
Mrs. Edith Judge also of Sa­ in anthropology.
in the third quarter to take a Bryant 22; G. DeMain 4; M.
Gates City Council will hold 47-24 lead into the final quar­ DeMain 11; Davidson 5; Tip­
lem. Mr. and Mrs. Langley re­
CLIFF CROOK
Dinner guests Christmas day turned to their home on Thurs­
their January meeting on ter. Santiam made a strong pit
P.
J.
’
s
Beauty
Center,
240
2.
536
Parkside Drive
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. day.
Thursday,
Jan.
17,
7:30
at
the
comeback in the fourth quar­ Marist 73 — Paiement 24;
S. W. Broadway, open Mon­
Mill City
Rex Ohmart and John were
Gates Fire Station. This will ter, outscoring Marist 17-5, but Hibbard
day
through
Saturday
9:00
20; Beeden 8; Cala-
her mother, Mrs. Ray Poff of
Spending New Years Day at a.m. to 5:00 p.m., evenings by not be a water assessment the comeback fell well short van 12; Beyer 2; Michaud 5.
Phone 897-2924
Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack the home of Mr. and Mrs. Le­
■■
Telephone 897- hearing because a re-evalua­ as Marist had compiled too
Okada of Clackamas. Dropping land Kaplinger were her sister, appointment.
tion
of
assessment
on
Dist.
#1
• As a Metropolitan Life
ltf
large of a lead.
in later to renew acquaintan­ Mrs. Lillian Schulz, her ne­ 2137.
is necessary due to the new
j representative in this
Santiam’s main problems
ces with the Okadas were Mr. phew, Ted Schulz and her
j area, he will gladly pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson state highway crossing re­ were turnovers and lack of re­
and Mrs. Al Glover and Trma. neice and husband, all from spent
quirement which makes it bounding. Santiam had a total
• vide any information
four
days
over
New
Christmas eve the Ohmarts Jefferson.
necessary to bore under the of 30 turnovers and allowed
: you may want on insur-
Years
visiting
with
her
received telephone calls from
: ance programs for you,
Marist to get a large number
mother and several brothers highway.
their son, Ron, in Vancouver,
Thought for the day: Hope of offensive rebounds.
The annual congressional and sisters at Mabton, Wash.
j your family and your
B.C. and Doug, in Bell, Calif. meeting will follow morning They
for the best, get ready for the
Santiam was led in scoring
: business.
No obliga-
enjoyed
riding
snowmo
­
Guests Friday to New Year’s worship service at the Presby­ biles and had a large family worst, and then take what God and rebounds by Mike Morgan,
: tion.
Day were Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ terian Church next Sunday, dinner at her mothers home chooses to send.
who scored nine points and
ard Ricketts. David and Dar­ Jan. 13. Reports of the year on New Years day.
Riddle of the week: What is collected nine rebounds. David
ren of Cloverdale.
JV.
the longest word in the En­ Etzel added eight rebounds.
o
and election of officers will
glish language, Smiles — since Santiam . .. 11 5 8 17—41
take place at that time. Dr.
there is a mile between its Marist ....... 10 17 20 5—52
Nevin will be guest pas­
HOMEOWNERS SAVE John
tor and act as moderator. Rev. If the number following first and last letters.
Santiam 41 — Etzel 5; Ohrt
i Metropolitan Life
Ralph Sutter of Salem filled your name on The En~
6; Morgan 9; Wright 2; Lady 8;
the
pulpit
last
Sunday.
He
was
Cline
7;
Loftin
4.
FOR
SALE
—
Rubber
Stamps
BILL ALLMAN
New York, N. Y.
accompanied by his wife and terprise label reads
Marist 2 — Craviotto 10;
. . . made to order at the
Phone 769-572#
four of their five sons. The 1-74 it's time to send
Charboneau
9;
Gelber
8;
Gent
Mill City Enterprise. Come
We sell life insurance.
715 1st—Stayton
“I lake that to mean Alice
eldest son is in the air force
in and see us or call 897- 2; Michaud 6; May 2; Koza 4;
But our business is life.
Stare Farm Fire and Casualty Co~pa’.
got
her
raise.
”
a check for renewal.
in Texas.
Deboy 2; DeFrank 8.
2772.
GATES
Santiam Five LosesjMr..
To Marist 73-56
Santiam JV's Lose ,
To Marist Five
WE CANT SAY IT TOO OFTEN!
YOU DO BETTER HERE DAY AFTER DAY !
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100's
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CONTAC'
10's
99
Vi Daylin Chewable Vitamins
$4.79 Value
Max Factor Hair Spray
SALE PRICED AT
Kotex Tampons
Anacin Arthritis Pain Formula
$149
100«........................................................
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»2”
79’
Dristan Nasal Spray
I5cc
Regular $1.39
Camalox
Antacid $189
Regular $2.49
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Sale Priced At
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Sale Priced At
Fashion Ironing Board Pad & Cover
.
.
Rexall Flouride Toothpaste
6% Ounce
$J39 Comb and Brush Set
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24's
*
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Quart Thermos$l
97
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Indoor or Outdoor Thermometer
Sale Priced At
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Regular $2.98
Montag $1.25 Boxed Stationery
Regular $1.25
40'»
g
DRISTAN
.
69*
49’
$149
.
49’
79*
Panty Hose
CLOSEOUT VALUES To $2.50 M W
CLIP THIS COUPON
Color Photo Finishing I
12 exp Kodak Rim
Developed and Printed
CW 00 §
$
AU sizes except foreign film
Coupon good until January 16, 1974
One coupon per customer
MILL CITY PHARMACY
Phone 897-2812
Sale ends January 12, 1974
Your Home Town Drug Store
Sale Items Limited To Stock On Hand
City Center MJI City