5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 21, 1966
TOWN TALK
Mr. and Mrv Deb» Tumidge
Mr. and Mrs. Carney Stevens
and two daughters from Veneta [ of Sweet Home, and their son,
spent the weekend at the home Bill Tumidge. who is with the
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rags j U. S. Navy, spent Sunday
Ijnda Duffy »(»ent the (»ast dale and son. Mr Stevens is [ visiting the Bert Tumidge
week visting at the home of Mrs. Ragedale's brother. All at home here. Bill is on a sub
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and tended the class of '55 reunion marine at the present time and
his been stationed in San Die-
Saturday evening.
Mrs Elvin Morris at Tigard.
| go, Calif. He plans to move his
Mrs. Jennie I)axis who under Barbara Cunningham »(»ent i family to San Francisco, where
went surgery last week at Sa the week-end at the home of he will be stationed for six
lem Memorial hospital is re Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith in Mill i months
ported to be resting as comfort City. Barbara, a 1960 gradu
ate of Santiam high school is
ably as can be expected.
Larry Kanoff wan relea»e<i
taking nurses aid training at a ' from Santiam Memorial hospit
Dr. Mark Hamtnericksen'* Op- Salem hospital. She says she al Monday following an auto
tometric offices in the Bell likes the work fine, but that it accident at Lyons Sunday.
building in Stayion; Thursdays is very tiring.
Kanoff was passing another car
from 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. No ap
in the east city limits of Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. Philo Potter ! and hit a car driven by Edward
pointments necessary.
adv.
returned Sunday evening from ] Peters of Stayton. according to
Guest» this week at the home a short vacation trip to the | Police Chief Perry Clipfell.
of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Thomp Yachats vicinity where they | Also injured in the accident
son and family are her parents, visited Mr and Mrs. Ed Romey I was Herbert Smith of Lyons,
Mr. and Mrs Leland Wheeler and family. The Romeys have who was also released from the
and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ral just purchased a home on the hospital this week.
river near Yachats. Ed is
ston of Shelburne, Mass.
working as printed at the Wald
Recent guests at the home of
George free returned to his port newspaper.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blazek
home last Friday from Salem
Arthur Foyer and daughter, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loraine
Memorial hospital, where he
(Lou Gorman) of Portland:
has been since his car accident Mrs. Hal Johnson of Evanston, j Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bullis of
June 2. Mrs. June Barker is Ill., father and sister of Mrs. Sacramento, Calif.; Mr. and
Robert Venss left via jet plane Mrs. Max Stroope of Longview,
working at the Cree home.
Monday for a month's tour of Wash., Mr. and Mrs. John
The Women’s Association of Europe. They will return on the Montgomery of McMinnville and
the Presbyterain church will Italian Liner Vulcania; which Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bruce and
meet Thursday, July 21 at the sails from Venice September Michael Jay of Salem. Michael
home of Mrs. Clara Swan for 113. Mr. Foyer has not been to remained for a week's visit
a luncheon meeting. All women Europe since World War I and with his grandparents.
of the church are welcome to it is the first trip for his
daughter.
attend.
Guest» Wednesday at the
Miss lx-ona Iumb of Port Mr. and Mrs. Ocil lake have home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
land came Friday and spent sold their property on the com Cree and Don were Mr. and
the weekend here with Mr. and er near the Dick Turpin home Mrs. Harold White from Pull
Mrs. Don Mofatt. Miss Lamb to Amos Tabell of New York man, Wash., who have spent
who is head of the physical City, N. Y. Tabell recently re the past three weeks vacation
therapy department » at Eman tired after 31 years with a New ing in Oregon. They are former
uel hospital is Mrs. Moffatt's York firm dealing in Ec- residents of Salem and have
cleastical vestments, clerical been visiting relatives in Salem
aunt.
clothing and academic robes. and at Breitenbush Hot Springs.
Darrell Herschberger is home He says he likes it in Mill City
on a 30-day furlough from the very much. He had been look ViHiting at the home of Mr.
Airforce and will report at Tra ing for a retirement home and Mrs. Mel Rambo are his
vis AFB in California July 28. since 1957 and thought Mill mother, Mrs. Elva Rambo of
From there he will be sent to City met all the requirements. Castro Valley, Valif., his bro
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Japan. He said he would let
The ladies of the Christian J Mrs. Ralph Larson of Castro
his friends here know his ad
church will meet next Wednes Valley. Weekend guests were
dress as soon as possible.
day morning. July 27, at 10 a. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman m. at the home of Mrs. Elmer Champ of Salem and the Ram
enjoyed a picnic at Ochoco Shaw, 135 S. E. Kingwood. This bo's son and wife, Mr. and Mrs,
park Sunday when they met will be an important meeting George Rambo of Roseburg.
their daughter and ramlly, the as plans will be made for the The group spent Sunday pic-
Art Robisons. They brought annual Fall Bazaar and dinner nicing at Santiam State park
their
granddaughter,
Susan which the ladies give as their when the birthday anniversar
Robison back with them for a major money-making project ies of Mrs. Elva Rambo and
two week visit.
[of the year. The one this year Steve Champ were observed.
will be different than any they
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rogers | have ever had and they hope
Visitor» at the home of Mr.
were in Philomath a week ago lit will be the best. This is open [and Mrs. G. M. Flook was
Sunday to attend the old timers to the public. The date will be j their son MSgt. Jack Flook, his
reunion. While there they they November 8.
I wife Dorothy and their two
visited with Mrs. Rogers bro
1 children Pam and George. The
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of sergeant, who recently returned
ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Berreman also with Mr. Sheridan are vacationing in from a short tour on Formosa,
and Mrs. James McMurtry; Montana after attending the Na is currently stationed at Travis
sheis a former Mill City teach tional Federation of high school AFB. Calif., where he is non
er and will be remem be rd as athletic associations meeting in commissioned officer in charge
Minnie Tatom. They returned ¡Glacier National park. While of the base information office.
home Tuesday bringing Mr». they were in Helena. Mont., Three weeks ago Sgt. Flook and
Abbie Geetrson and Flossie they were named by the Helena four of his co-workers at Tra
Overman with them for a visit. Jaycees as the first guests of vis were responsible for hand
Mrs. Geertsen is a former Mill the week for the season. While ling Presidential Press Secre
City resident and teacher in their car was being serviced tary Haggerty and newsmen
the schools here, now teaching they were provided with a new when President Eisenhower re
in Philomath. Miss Overman is car to tour Helena's historical turned from his tour of the
also a retired teacher, once sights. They also received a Far East Sgt. Flook and his
teaching in the old
Taylor number of other free prizes and family returned to California
school north of town.
services.
on Monday.
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The North Willamette District
Christian Men have sponsored
two weeks of camp for boys
and girls ages 10-12 at the
Turner Tabernacle
grounds.
Attending camp from Mill City
the first week were Paul Warde,
Earnest Freeman, and Rev.
Stanley Williams, who served
as a teacher and Mrs. Richard
Freeman who was assistant
cook. Attending the girls camp
this week are Kathy Storey,
Maude Warde, Sharon Bassett.
Micheale Hayes, and Barbara
Jean Roten from Mehama.
Voting in Mill City la»t week
were Mrs. Irene Emaff and her
father. Roy M. Orwick of To
ledo, Ohio and Mrs. Inez Ward
of Oregon, Ohio. Mr. Orwick
lived here about 45 years ago
when he worked for Hammond
Lumber company. They were
former residents in the house
now occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles French and enjoyed
visiitng the old homesite again.
They left Mill City in March
1916.
Among
acquaintances
visited were Mr. and Mrs Tom
Booth. Mrs Elizabeth Slaton
and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cline. I
The
Gertrude
Shoemaker
Circle of the Qiristian church
met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Hedge.
Mrs. Milton Roten presided at
the business meeting. Mrs. H.
E. Whitaker presented the les
son and led the devotions. Mrs.
Hedge served
refreshments.
Present were Mmes. E ,K. Fish
Floyd Shepherd, Ed Cooke, Mil
ton Roten, Stanley Williams,
Harvey Tolbert, Herbert Whit
aker, Susie Haynes, Glen Shel
ton, Fred Woods and Art
Hedge. "Die next meeting of the
group will be a picnic at the
home ot Mrs. E. K. Fish Au
gust 10.
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Mr. and Mr». George Cannon
found a wallet in that area two
of Idanha have purchased the
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days ago belonging to Elvina
new house on the R. F. Andre
Clary of Klamath Falls He is Maple and Alder Logs
asen property near Gates. The
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home also has about 10 acres
Also Stumpage
of land on the site. Cannon is
considerable money in It and
he thought Mrs. Clary might be
employed by Simpson Logging
company. The deal was handled
visiting in the area. However,
by Archie Thompson, represen Qiief Hessman. recruiter in inquiries to date have been fu
charge of the Salem Navy Re tile. He said if she is in the
tative of Strout Realty.
cruiting Station announced to-1 vicinity she may have the wal
1 Mile Went of Mehama
Mr. and Mr». Howard Farm day mat the Navy has just let with proper identification,
Ph. n. t'L 9 23X3 Days
en and son Michael returned made available an extensive otherwise he will mail it to her
Evening» Mill (Tty
home this week from a three- training program in the New at Klamath Falls.
week vacation. They spent the Polar.s Field. Young men who |
first week in the Baker area are able to qualify for enlist-1
but said it was too hot there. ment in the Polaris Field cate
They came back to Suttle' Lake gory of the Navy's high school
PLAN NOW FOR
and spent 10 days just loafing graduate training program will
enjoying fishing and swim receive highy specialized train
ming. Mrs. Farmen said they ing as Polaris launchers or
came back rested and really in Polaris electronics. Chief
enjoyed that kind of a vacation. Hessman stated. The Polaris
See us for Yardage, Advance Patterns
Missile has been developed by
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Peterson the Navq for use aboard the
and all Sewing Needs.
returned last week from a 10- fleet Ballistic Missile Nuclear f
day trip which took them to Powered
Submarines. The;
Butte. Mont., where they vis Polaris field is an entirely new
ited her parents. Mr and Mrs. program and opportunities for
Phone 2243
227 S. W. Broadway
Mill City
John Kamelis, her brother. Wil travel, education, and advance
liam Nylund and her brother-in ment are virtually unlimited.
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs, C. Along with the establishment of
Craig. On the way home they the Polaris Field, the Navy has
also visited with Mr. and Mrs. divided
the Nuclear Field
Charles Stone, formerly Mill program into two separate cat
City residents, who are now egories: Nuclear Electronics,
living in Missoula. Mont. The and Nuclear Mechanical-Elect
Stines, who wanted to be re rical. to permit well qualified
membered to their friends here, trainees to receive more highly
will be in this area in October. specialized training in the field
of their choice. In addition to
Mrs. Bill Shuey entertained these highly technical fields,
at a luncheon on her patio there are nearly fifty other
Thursday honoring Mrs. Gladys choices of training within the
Lake who was recently install Navy high school graduate
ed at Worthy Matron of Mari training program. Chief Hes»-
lyn Chapter Order of Eastern man reported
Star. Those present included
The Navy Rrcruiting Station
Mmes. Mary Gulliford, Gladys is located at 109 High St. S..
Lake, Sylvia Duncan, Mary Chief Hessman has complete in
Hoodenpyle. Clara Morris, Ruby formation available on the Pol
Brisbin, Estella Kay, Julia aris, Nuclear and other pro
Kemp, Leora Stevens, Edna grams.
Hutcheson, Who is serving as
Grand Esther of the Grand
Chapter of Oregon tnis year and
the host and hostess, Mr. and Too Late to Classify
Mrs. Bill Shuey.
WANTED TO RENT or MAYBE
BUY, Two or three bedroom
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O’ home on acreage. For infor
Rourke of Ukiah, Calif., are
mation write Box 348GS, Mill
announcing the marriage of City, Oregon.
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their youngest daughter, Jean
We are equipped to handle both large
nie to Edward A. Cleveland. WANTED—We need a full-time
and
small weddings. Whether a bridal
The couple were married July
housekeeper to take care of
6 in the Park Wedding Chapel
children in my home. Write
boquet of the complete floral arrange
at Reno, Nev. They will make
Box GA348, Mill City for de
their home in Los Angeles,
ment for the church or home.
tails.
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Calif. The bride graduated
from Ukiah High school in
A telephone call is all that is neces
June. For one and one-half
sary to get us on the job. Phone us early, to
years she attended Mt. Angel
Academy at Mt. Angel and of
enable us to do the best job for you.
ten spent her weekends at the
home of
her
grandfather,
George Cree.
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