5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Mrs. Ada Moore of Redding. Calif.,
An entry permit must be obtained they visited with old friends in Ma- ago. French was a railroad man here
THURSDAY. Jl’LY 18. 1957
arrived here Sunday night and is by persons wishing to enter on busi­
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planning to spend two weeks at the ness. No permit is required of resi­ son City. Iowa, and with Mr. Meals’. f°r several years. The men are
brother and family the Woodruff I cousins of Mrs. Estey. Mr. and Mrs.
Jay R. Mason home.
Over
20,000 Arthritic and Rheu­
dents going to and from their homes. Meals in Mitchell, Iowa. They also John Estey and grandaughters, Don­
matic Sufferers have taken this
Complete information on these areas viewed places of interest in Y’ellow- na and Linda Brown spent a few days
The Woman's Council of the Christ­ may be obtained at the Detroit rang­
Medicine since it has been on
ian church will have a picnic din­ er station from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. stone National Park enroute home. in Salem last week
the market, It is inexpensive, can
Arriving here Monday evening
Gordon Brown was taken to the
ner next Wednesday, July 24. at the seven days a week.
be taken in the home. For Free
for
an extended visit at the home
Santiam
Memorial
hospital
at
Stay
­
home of Mrs. Ike Myers, president of I < amp Pioneer, official camp of the
information give name and ad-
ton Thursday- evening for medical at­ of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stout were
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson spent the group.
dress to P. O. Box 2535. Tulsa,
(ascade Area Boy Scout Council, tention following a
yellowjacket Mr. Stout’s sister and husband, Mr. Oklahoma.
Sunday fishing at Clear Lake.
opened
its
summer
season
this
week
sting. Shortly after the sting a re­ and Mrs. R. L. Thieme of Tulare,
Alfred Ward and son. Bobby, are
with a full camp. Some 160 Scouts action set in causing nausea, swell­ Calif.
Wayne Oakley of Lebanon was a spending several days this week visit­
from the Salem, Falls City area are
dinner guest at the home of Mr. and ing Ward's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. in camp this week. An estimated ing, breaking out and flushing of the
™ce- The lower part of his arm and
H. Maag, at their ranch home near
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd.
600 Scouts from 40 troops will attend hand was still pretty swollen the
Redmond.
the five one-week sessions, reports follow.ng day. Where did he get it?
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and
council
officials. Next week troops At home in the wood shed, of course.
Bob Hill, manager of the Mill City
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd were Mr. and
Dan Werner underwent eye surg-
branch of the U. S. National bank, is represented will include’Albany, Sa­
Mrs. Harley Darby of Albany.
HEAVY HAULING
on a two-weeks’ vacation—spending lem, Independence, Aumsville, Leb­ er? in Salem last week for the remov­
anon.
W
’
oodburn
and
Aurora.
al
of
a
cataract.
He
is
getting
along
Mr. and Mrs. Car) Kelly and family most of it at home, building a bar­
Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
Registration is closed for the first O. K.
returned home Tuesday, after having becue for his patio.
three weeks of camp, officials said,
The
redecorating
o
f
the
interior
of
spent a few days at the beach.
Two little granddaughters from but space is still available for the Howdy’s club is progressing nicely.
Phone Salem
EXCAVATION and CONSTRUCTION
fourth week, beginning August 4 to Plans this week is to erect a canopy i
Hood
River are spending several 10, and in the following week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of
Day 2-2461
BÔ-TON MOBILE CRANE
over the bar which will extend out
Sheridan spent the weekend in Mill weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
At
the
camp
located
seven
miles
over
the
bar
stools.
An
added
attrac
­
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CONTRACTING AND RENTAL
City visiting his parents, Mr. and W. H. (Mode) Davis. They are the southeast of Marion Forks on the
tion is western music every Saturday
two younger daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Smith.
Mrs. Sam Delaney (Barbara Davis.) shores of Pine Ridge lake in the Wil­ night.
lamette National Forest, the Scouts
Arriving here Saturday for a few
Terry Sischo, young son of the Ray
will
participate in hiking, overnight day’s visit _ at ___
the _____
Fred ______
Miller _____
home
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Callers at the Erwin Peterson home
Sischos of Elkhorn, spent a day in
the hospital last week as the result Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zet­ camping, handicraft, aquatic sports, in Idanha, was Mrs. Miller’s sister
terberg and children, Pat, Sue and fishing, and instruction in scouting1 and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
of the “flu” bug.
Craig of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Charles skills. An added attraction this year [Canaday and seven children of
Kit and Karen Means, who have Stine of Albany, and grandsons, Bill is archery and rifle shooting. In ad-1 Guerncey, Wyo. The?- left for their
spent some time at Astoria are again Stine and Bill Reid of Missoula, dition to the program outlined above, I home Tuesday,
a representative from the Oregon I Arriving here Saturday for an ex­
at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mont.
Fish and Wildlife Commission will j ( tended visit at the Buck DeLano
Mrs. Howard Means.
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I Ginsts Sunday at the home of Mr. lecture on the State’s forest and river 1 home is Mr. Delano’s daughters,
wildlife each week.
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Mary Ann, and Mrs. Virgil Friend
Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto went ' an , Mrs. Gordon McMorris were his
Overnight guests Wednesday ’ of and five children of Neosho, Mo.
to Salem Sunday where they attended 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
1
Calling at the Carl Juhl home on
FIRE-AUTO-HOME ANO FAMILY LIABILITY
a reunion at Bush Park of the Veteto Quartier, Gordon Allan and Tamara last week at the Champion home
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were
Mr. ____
and _____
Mrs. Tenny
clan. About 35 were present for the i McMorris of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. were Mrs. Champion’s uncle and Tuesday
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affair.
Bill Nored and their five children of aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Czarnetz- | Moore and family of Medford, who
ski
of
Bottineau,
N.
Dak.,
and
cousin,
are
on
vacation.
The
Moore
family
■ Corvallis.
Miss Evalyne Czarnetzski of San - hiked to Stahlman Point where they
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman
Francisco,
Calif.
spent the rest of the day with their
and their three children spent the i Mr. and Mrs. Duane Schultz and
Thof'» right I Proctkolly oil ot
Miss
Donna
Rae Stevens, daughter
weekend in Longview, Wash., with family of Grenada Hills, Calif., of Mrs. Anna Stevens, Detroit, be­ son. Mike, who is manning Stahlman
your Intvronco ton be Included
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest spent Tuesday night and Wednesday came the bride of Jim Stahlman, son Point. Tenny was formerly district
In ONf polity. Avoids dupltco-
ranger here.
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman.
'■ons, sovei money I Imagine the
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stahlman, De­
Arriving
on
Wednesday
at
the
Don Moffatt. They have been on an
convenience:
troit, Friday evening July 12 at a
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Plymale and extensive vacation trip which took 7:30 o’clock ceremony at the home! Juhl home was Mrs. Juhl’s mother,
ONf policy —ONf renewol
Mrs.
Ruby
Vilen
of
Modesto,
Calif.
Mrs. Charles Sullivan attended the I them back to North Dakota and on of a Salem Justice of Peace. Stand-in |
dole-ONf premium (on onnuol
to arrive on Thursday
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. reunion at Albany I into Canada. Mr. Schultz is Mrs. Mof- was John Bryant of Salem. The __ Expected
Myers
family
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or budget payments if you wish)
for
a
few
day
’
s
visit
will
be
Miss
Sunday. About 30 of the clan were , fatt’s brother.
— ONI ogent Ask us for full
young couple are at home to their Lillian Nightengale, who just ; re-
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present.
details; no obligation
cently returned from LaRochelle,
! Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohmart returned friends in Detroit.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Meals
returned
i
France,
where
she
served
two
years
George Cree returned Sunday even­ I home Thursday from their vacation
home Saturday from a month’s tour, jn
army nurses’ corps.
Miss
ing from Ukiah, Calif., where he has trip. The first week of their vacation
through
Idaho,
Wyoming,
Nebraska,
j
Nightengale
and
Mrs.
Juhl
were
spent the past two weeks with his was spent in Seattle visiting Lt. Iowa, Indiana, and South Dakota. In j roommates during nurses training at
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and ' Cmdr. W. P. Ohmart and family and Rockville, Ind., they visited at the ‘
Mrs. Arthur O'Rourke and daughters. [with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ohmart and home of Mrs. Meal’s sister and fam­ a Portland hospital. They graduated
in 1950. Miss Nightengale’s home is .
1 family at Deer Island. They returned
Insurance
ily, Mrs. Nettie Beaty, whom she
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Dean Hill and I to Mill City Saturday and left again had not seen in 21 years. From there in McMinnville.
Visitors at the John Estey home ,
Phone 971
Mill City
_ _ Mont., visited I —
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daughters
Billings,
Tuesday for ’ Bend, Diamond and they motored to Nobleville, Ind.,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert i Crater Lakes, then on to the coast where they visited at the home of Thursday were Ben Gooch of Alsea
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and George French of Portland. J
Whitaker, Monday. Rev. Hill is pas- I and back home, arriving here Thurs-
Mrs. Meal’s sister and family, Mrs. Gooch, his father, and brothers had
tor of the Central Christian church , day.
Helen Radar. On their return home timber claims near here 40 years
at Billings.
The Gertrude Shoemaker Mission­
G. Henry Howell and son, and ary Society of the First Christian
another son and wife, of Kansas City, church met Wednesday afternoon at
Mo., visited at the Otho Towell home the home of Mrs. E. K. Fish. Mrs.
here recently. G. Henry Towell is a Fish, president, presided at the
minister of the Church of Christ and business meeting. Mrs. Art Hedge
has been with one congregation for was in charge of the program and
Mrs. Glen Shelton was devotional
over eight years.
i leader. Mrs. Fish, assisted by Mrs. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel and Mr. ]fce Myers, served refreshments. The j
and Mrs. O. E. Hoodenpyle made a August meeting will be in the form
trip to the Ochoco National Forest of a picnic. Present for the afternoon
Sunday. On the return trip they hit were Mmes. Arthur Hedge, Herbert I
a deer just east of Hiner’s service Whitaker, Glen Shelton, Lowell Cree,
station at Gates. The deer had to be > Floyd Shepherd, Hugh Jull, George
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killed and the Kimmel ' car
dam­ ; piook. jke Myers and E. K. Fish.
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aged extensively.
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INSURANCE
Jerry Pittam
DETROIT
Miss Sharon
°f Salem
is yi’ ting at the home of her great
ui-clc and aunt. M.’. and Mrs. Lowel.
Bv Boots Chamoion
C ee Sharon’s pven.s, Mr. and Mrs.
The ranger station reported that
Join Wehrli, B’C'ara and Mathew 1.38 inches of rainfall was recorded
were dinner gues f at the Cree home at the station in a 36-hour period,
Wed« esday evening and Sharon re­ [from Saturday through Monday
turned to her ho .ie with her parents. ■ morning. Ranger Howard Dean said
! that although the rain eased fire
Wood? Heller made a telephone conditions somewhat, certain forested
call to his mother at Portland, Ind., areas in the North Santian canyon
Sunday and found that her home had will remain closed to the public
been flooded by a recent downpour until about Labor Day. Closurers
of rain. There was 16 inches of wa­ were placed on them early Friday
ter in her home, causing considerable because of the "extreme fire hazard
damage. That area had a six-inch existing in the areas comprised pre­
downpour on July 3. This is the first dominantly of old burns and logged
that city had ever been flooded, ac­ off areas.”
cording to Mr. Heller.
The areas affected, little of which
is termed recreation districts, include
areas adjacent to Tumble Creek,
Boulder Ridge, White Water Creek,
FLIES BOTHERING?
Bugaboo, Straight Creek, Marion
We have Screen Wire 8 widths Creek, Kinney Creek, and Leone
Creek. Dean said that in most of the
Adjustable Screens
above mentioned areas logging op-
Ortho Fly Spray
I erations are continuing.
| Marion Lake is not affected and
Raid and Black Leaf 40
i the Marion Lake road is open. A por­
Insect Bombs
tion of Marion Creek is closed. The
presence of “red slash, debris from
JENKINS HARDWARE logging operations plus continued dry
weather makes these areas especial­
S & H Green Stamps
ly hazardous, stated Dean.
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