Mill City Woman's
Club Meets At
J. C. Kimmel Home
GATES
MM Presler
Pr^Ur __
Joyce
— 897-2787
5—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb- 21, 1974
Shower Given
Mill City Elementary Baby
Mrs. Doug Lytle
each.
Santiam 28
Richards 2.
Mrs. Perry Jones and Mrs. Turnovers Costly
Ends Basketball Barbara
Lady 2, Cline 1, Etzel 8, Ga-
Davidson were hos-
briel 4, Morgan 8, Loftin 1,
tesses at a baby shower honor­
More 2.
Season February 7 and
ing Mrs. Doug (Ellen) Lytle To Santiam J.V.'s
Regis 59 — Rauch 2, Biel-
her new son, Bradley
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On Friday. Feb. 15, Wilma
Bumgarner and Mary Stafford
traveled to Portland. Mary
spent the day with her bro­
The Regis JV’s outscored mier 6, Kintz 10, Kuedell 4,
Mrs. J. C. Kimmel was hos-1 ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
The Mill City Elementary i Warren, at the Jones home
We accept payments on tess to 16 members of the Mill Mrs. Lon Marston near Gresh­ School finished their basket­ Wednesday
Santiam 34-11 in the first half Mack 2, Boedghiner 4, Silber-
evening,
Feb.
13.
BankAmericard, Continental City Woman’s Club at her am and enjoyed a lovely birth­ ball season Feb. 7 when they
was born Jan. 23, of play, to coast to a 59-28 vic­ nagel 8, Lulay 6, T. Silberna-
Telephone and Northwest Na­ home Tuesday evening, Feb. day dinner, Mary’s neice, Eve­ played Salem Academy there. but Bradley
was
unable
to attend be­ tory over the Santiam JV’s. gel 2, Schachtick 2, D. High-
tural Gas. U. S. National 19, assisted by Mrs. Ralph You­ lyn Pierce stopped by later in Robert Valdez coached the cause of a touch of the flu. His The loss gave the Santiam JV berger 6, Hendricks 7.
Bank. Mill City Branch.
9 mans and Mrs. Bern Mueller. the afternoon for a visit Mrs. teams this year.
picture, however, was on dis­ team a 9-8 record and a 4-6
with a
record.
The patriotic motif was used I Bumgarner visited
The eighth grade lost their play.
Arriving last Wednesday at in the serving of colorful re­ friend on 86th St.
last game 35 to 21. Mike Davis
Regis tallied 15 points in the
Blue
and
white
decorations
Vie Foster visited Mary Wil­ was leading scorer with 12 in the valentine motif were beginning of the game before
the home of Ann Mueller were freshments.
son
on
Saturday
afternoon.
her daughter and family, Mr.
Mrs. W. E. Beyer, vice-presi­
points, Mike Bemis five, Steve used and a cake decorated in Santiam finally scored a bas­
and Mrs. Paul
Hansen of dent, conducted the business Feb. 16 and filled Mary in on I Richards four, Ron Morrison blue and white with Bradley’s ket. Regis went on to lead 16-
Coupeville, Wash. Paul and meeting with Mary Youmans , the details of her trip to Cali- two and Mike Corning and J birth announcement on it 4 at the end of the first period.
Sharri and their children, as secretary. Following open­ i fornia.
David Wright each one. The : centered the refreshment table, In the second and third quar­
Theseus. Tippi and Colorado ing ceremonies, Ruth Cumm­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers of seventh grade score was 31-22 i Mrs. Dorothy Grant and Mrs. ters, Santiam was outscored'
are staying with Mrs. Mueller ings gave the treasurer’s re-. Elkhorn called on his sister, Salem Academy. Scott Stewart Charlie Stewart, Sr. won game 30-12. Santiam played an even
temporarily while they look port in the absence of Kate J Mary Stafford on Sunday af­ led with eight points, Larry prizes.
fourth quarter with Regis,
ternoon, Feb. 17. They brought Gifford five, Rodney Carpen­
for a home in this area as they Doble.
Guests attending were the both clubs scoring 12 points.
birthday
greetings
and
gifts
to
plan to relocate here.
ter, Eric Syverson, Jeff Foun­ Ms. Charlie Stewart, Sr.,
Correspondence included in­
Santiam shot 21% from the
formation about the spring celebrate Mary’s 80th birthday tain and Mike Quillin all scor­ George Ditter, Dorothy Grant, field, hitting only ten of 47
Relatives visiting for a week convention of the Fourth Dis­ which was Monday, Feb. 18.
ed two each and John Hurst Wesley Flanders, Fred Stahl- field goal attempts. Santiam
Harold and Mary Wilson made one.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. trict on April 4, scheduled to
man, Jack Scott, George Da­ only had three field goals in
were
visited
cn
Saturday
eve
­
Sam Bibler were Sam’s sis- be here in Mill City with as­
In other season games, the vis, Judy Pate, Roy
Pate,
“
~
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the whole first half. Regi3,
ters, Mrs. Edna Anderson, sistance from the Junior Wo­ ning, Feb. 16 by Don and scores were:
Frank
Stromquist,
Clyde
Rich
­ though, made 25 field goals,
Mitchell, S. Dak., Mr. and man’s Club. The club was ask­ i Helen Carey of Stayton. Later
Jan. 22, St. Vincent 30—Mill ards, William Pennick, Wayne
shot 38% from the field.
Mrs. Lawrence Bosen, Yuba I ed to furnish a representative I the Carey’s visited Velma City 26 (Davis 12, Richards 9, I Thomas, Edwin Stone. Warren and
Rebounding
was even with
Carey.
City, Colo, and Mr. and Mrs. ‘ cn the nominating committee
Bemis 2). Seventh Grade St. 1 Goffin, Clyde Morgan,
Joe Regis 32 and Santiam 41. Turn­
Charley Hodges. Marysville. for the Marion County Feder­ On Sunday evening at 7:00, Vincent 13 — Mill City 67, j Lalack, Scott Hillesland, Barb, overs
an important part
Wash. They are all retired and ation of Woman’s Clubs. A Glen Lyda will give a talk (Stewart 17, Gifford 16, Foun­ Craig and Michelle Jones, the of the played
game,
as Santiam had
Church
at
the
Gates
Christian
spend most of their time tra­ letter from Camp Fire officials
tain 11, Krieger 7).
honored guest, Mrs. Lytle, 27, with the two guards turn­
! on the Youth Progam at Camp
veling.
Jan. 23, eighth grade, St. Bradley’s grandmother, Mrs. ing the ball over 15 times.
concerned the needs at Camp
Kilowan for which the club Wi-ne-ma. A fellowship hour Mary’s 23—Mill City 17 (Rich-; jJoyce Stahlman and the hos-
David Etzel and Mike Mor­
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hansen donates two half-scholarships will follow. Everyone is wel­ ards 5, Davis 4, Bemis 4, Cor­ i tesses, Mrs. Jones and Mrs.
gan led the Santiam scorers
come to attend.
(Judi Boroughs) of Arlongton, each year.
ning 2, Reid 2). Seventh grade, I Davidson.
with eight each. All eight of
The Tole Painting Class is St. Marys 19—Mill City 35.
spent the weekend here with
Minutes were read from a
the JV players on the Santiam
his parents, the Martin Han­ board meeting held at the still going strong. The new (Stewart 14, Hurst 5, Gifford1.-,.
,
-
sens. and her parents, the Bur­ home of Alma Beyer on Jan. members are looking more like 4. Carpenter 4, Krieger 3, Me-, •+ the number following team scored. On the Regis
_
ton Boroughs.
I I
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- - i team, there were 12 players
25 when the various chairmen old pros. If you have time, Call 2, Dicky 1).
by for _ a look. We
meet . at
Save
intuì
ivuuiuj.
gjtcivu
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gave their
reports.
Evelyn stop
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—.1- rebounder
_ 1____ 1_ r for
.. Santiam
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January 28, eighth grade, ' , 1 your
. name
i i on . The E . it I scoring.
High
Mrs. Charles (Shelia) Ruet­ Pfoertner told of her search I theGat*s C°?^nlty
Scio
48
—
Mill
City
38.
(Bemis
ferprise
label
reads
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vvciö vaviu
wiui 11.
was
David ui¿ct
Etzel with
Don
igers is now working Thurs­ for the proper colors for the on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p _ ta _ 1 . — 4 . T,T • i . n « r»j
seven.
’1 2.74 it's time to send »«=
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p.m. Doris Rogers is the in­ 3. • JSÍ
days and Saturdays at P. J.’s new club flag.
Corning »¿,»
2). Seventh grade,!
- - - -- - ...... - ------------- Mike follow^
Morgan and Maurie
Beauty Center. Mrs. Ruettgers
Discussion was held con­ structor.
Scio 34 — Mill City 28. (Gif ' a check for renewal,
Richards both had four steals.
Don’t forget the Gates City ford
worked at Dollies in Stayton' cerning the luncheon and mor­
16, Stewart 10, Carpenter,__________________________
before moving to Mill City I ning coffee for the Fourth Dis­ Council meeting this Thursday, 2).
Her husband. Charles, is a| trict convention, with numer­ Feb. 21 at the Gates City Hall.
February 5, eighth grade
In COLOR.. r
Linn County Deputy Sheriff. ous committees being named. The meeting begins at 7:30 p. Jefferson beat Mill City. (Da­ TAKE THE ENTIRE FAMILY!
m.
They
are
still
in
need
of
a
The couple lives on Grove I The event will be held at the
vis
9,
Richards
6,
Corning
4,
new councilmember.
Street.
IOOF Hall.
Wright 3, Bemis 2). Seventh
A request was received that ’ A _ new couple to our com-
„ grade, Jefferson 32—Mill City
A weekend finest at the each club was expected to sell1 mun*iy are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 23. (Gifford 5, Stewart 4,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert $15.00 worth cf advertising for j and Leta Shirts. They have Fountain 4, Krieger 3, Carpen­
Levon and Lori was Ed Gibson | the Clubwoman Magazine. An ' moved into a new home next ter 2, Dickey 2).
of Salem who is a member of interesting report was given to the Preslers on Cedar Ln.
the dancing and singing group • of the state board of directors’ in the Riverview Park Addi-
with whom Lori appears.
} meeting held in Corvallis on tion. Their arrival was on Fri-
for the losers.
I Feb. 9 which was attended by day, Feb. 15.
Morgan White attended a
Ken Wickershaw and Scott
Mr. and .Mrs. Wilbur Harlan I five of the local members.
were dinner guests Saturday Mary Youmans and Jenny “Show and Sell” Antique Sale Weddle led the Lions, scoring
evening at the home of Mr. and I Cauble gave interesting high- at the Memorial Coliseum in 16 and 14 points respectively.
Portland this past weekend. I The loss drops the Wolver­
Mrs. Lowell Cree. The dinner 1 lights from ‘.he talks given.
r
A sensational insight into the life-'of the
was honoring the Harlans on I The evening’s program con­ Feb. 14 through 17. You might ines record to 2-8.
8 5 8—34 mysterious and powerful timber wolf...
their belated wedding anniver­ sisted of Mae Mowry, commun­ stop by the store and see what Santiam__ 13
Jefferson .... 8 15 12 15—50
sary and Mrs. Harlans birthday ity improvement chairman is new.
Bette Kelle is reopening her
A Nate-'-i
Board ot Canada
Santiam 34 — More 6, Pay-
which was Sunday. Mrs. J. C. reading a conservation report
Dickinson was also present. written by
Elaine Russell “This and That” Shop on Feb. senc 17, Larson 2, Andermatt
COMING TO SANTIAM HIGH AUD
Sunday, Mrs. Harlan's mother, which gave details of all the 28. Her new location is the ca­ 5, Childress 2, Keen 2.
Jefferson 50 — Chambers 3,
Mrs. Alice Watson took Mr. work and donations of time bin just a block and a half
Phon« 897-2977
Thursday, February 28+h
and Mrs. Harlan to a local . and money clubwomen had west of the Gates Fire Station, Looney 2, Weddle 14, Wicker­
City Center
on
Sorbin
St.
She
will
be
open
shaw
16,
McLain
4,
McDonald
Showtime 7:00 P. M.
I given toward establishment of
restaurant for dinner.
| the new city park on the river. only on Thursdays and Fri­ 9, Sarves 2.
Charles Golden underwent Listed among accomplishments days from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00
surgery at the Salem Memorial were comfort stations for use pan.
of the handicapped, three park­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Presler
Hospital.
ing lots completed, many trees spent the weekend at the home <
Mrs. Althi Grimes of Scio, and shrubs planted with help of Joyce’s parents, Mr. and
a former longtime resident of Boy Scouts, planting-strips Mrs. Mike B. Porter in Salem.
spent both days traveling
here, is a patient at the Albany fertilized, lawn seed ready to Ray
to Corvallis for national I
General Hospital where she re­ be planted, merry-go-round guards
while Joyce spent the
cently underwent major sur­ built, picnic area, path to the time shopping
and visiting.
river,
irrigation
pump
and
all
gery.
I
Thought for the day: Grati­
but 100 feet of water system
tude takes three forms: a feel­
Among those drawn for jury in.
A group of the clubwomen ing in the heart, an expres­
duty for the March term of
Judge Tompkins Linn County attended the last city council sion in words, and a giving in
Cir. Ct. are Dennis L. Mumey meeting to discuss mainten­ return.
Gates
Christian
Church
and Ruth L. Tohl, both Mill ance of the park but the agen­ Sunday
School at 11:00 a.m.,
City, and Thelma F. Haw­ da was over crowded. They church
worship at 10:00 a.m.
expect to attend another meet­
thorne of Lyons.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
ing in the future.
Dean Cade is the minister.
John Kelly called Saturday
from Miami. Fla. where he is DPTC Will Meet At
appearing with the Ann Mar­
gret Show and said he broke Grade School Library
DETROIT — The regular
his left wrist when he fell
from a platform during re­ monthly meeting of the Dean-
hearsal. He will be able to ha Parent Teachers Club will
sing from backstage, however, be held Thursday, Feb. 28, at
The Jefferson Freshman
CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE COM­
ercise of any rights of such beneficiaries
until the cast is removed. The 7:30 p.m. in the grade school
team outscored the Santiam
show later goes back to the library.
PANY OF THE NORTHWEST, INC. has
and participants in the conduct of the op­
Of special interest to the Freshman team 27-13 in the
Tropicana at Las Vegas for the
public, an informative talk will second half to hand the Wol­
entire month of March.
filed with the Federal Government a Com­
erations of this organization.
be given on child abuse. Guest verines their eighth loss, 50-34,
Have your social security speakers will be representa­ in a league game at Mill City
pliance Assurance in which it assures the
Any person who believes himself, or
check deposited
in your tives of a special committee on Thursday.
The
Wolverines
got
off
to
a
Rural Electrification Administration that it
checking account. See U. S. child abuse from the depart­
any specific class of individuals, to be sub­
start, and led 13-8 at the
National Bank, Mill City ment of social service of Sa­ good
end
of
the
first
quarter.
San
­
will comply fully with all requirements of
jected by this organization to discrimina­
Branch, for details.
9 lem hospitals. This department tiam was outscored 15-8 in the
will present the problems en­
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and
tion prohibited by Title VI of the Act and
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Bru countered by both the child second quarter to trail by two
points at halftime.
sasco have received word that and parents.
the Rules and Regulations of the Depart­
the Rules and Regulations issued thereun­
Turnovers and poor shooting
their son, 2nd Lt. John M.
took
their
toll
in
the
second
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Brusasco, has been awarded
ment of Agriculture issued thereunder, to
der may, by himself or a representative, file
half as Jefferson won going
silver wings at Vance AFB, Mrs. Robert Ward (Vicki away.
Santiam
finished
the
the end that no person in the United States
Okla, on graduation from air Rush) in a valley hospital on
with the Secretary of Agriculture, Wash­
Sunday, Feb. 10, 1974. This is game with 19 turnovers. They
force pilot training.
shall, on the grounds of race, color, or na­
their first child. Paternal were able to connect on only
ington, D. C. 20250, or the Rural Electrifi­
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree grandmother is Mrs. Alfred 29% of their field goal at­
tional
origin,
be
excluded
from
participation
tempts.
cation Administration, Washington, D. C.
attended the 40th wedding an­ (Nellie) Ward, and maternal
Payseno led all scorers
niversary reception for Mr. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. in Jerry
in,
be
denied
the
benefits
of,
or
be
otherwise
the game, scoring 17 points
20250, or this organization, or all, a written
and Mrs. Clarence Field held Vern Rush, all of Mill City.
at the Pringle Creek Clubhouse
subjected to discrimination in the conduct
oomplaint Such complaint must be filed not
in Salem Sunday afternoon
cf
its
program
and
the
operation
of
its
facil
­
from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mrs.
later than 90 days after the alleged discrim­
J. C. Dickinson visited at the
ities.
Under
this
Assurance,
this
organiza
­
ination, or by Such later date to which the
home of her granddaughter,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wehrli and
tion
is
committed
not
to
discriminate
again
­
Secretary of Agriculture or the Rural Elec­
family, while the Crees attend­
ed the reception.
st any person on the grounds of race, color
trification Administration extends the time
Get Ready For
Flower and
Garden
Seeds
CRY
Just Arrived
NewTru-Temper
Garden
Tools
MILL QTY
HARDWARE
Statement of
Nondiscrimination
Santiam Frosh Lose
To Jefferson 50-34
Weekend nests at the
of Mr and Mrs. Cecil Lake,
were their grandson and wife,}
Mr. and Mrs Terry Coryell
and Allison
of Beaverton.
About 1:00 p.m. the Lakes re­
ceived a phone call to come to
the Gates Airport. When they
arrived at the airport, they
found their 17 year old grand­
son. Jeff Coryell from Ketchi­
kan, Alaska waiting for them.
He was on his way home
from Florida where he picked
up his own new plane and was
returning home. Due to the
bad weather for flying, he re­
mained at the Lake home sev­
eral days. He will visit in the
Portland and Seattle area be­
fore flying home. He is travel­
ing alone.
or national origin in its policies and prac­
tices relating to applications for service or
any other policies and practices relating to
treatment of beneficiaries and participants
including rates, conditions and extension of
service, use of any of its facilities, attend­
ance at and participation in any meetings
of beneficiaries and participants or the ex­
for filing. Identity of complainants will be
kept confidential except to the extent neces­
sary to carry out the purpose of the Rules
and Regulations.
ROBERT H. KNUTSON
Vice President A General Manager