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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1963)
5—TTie Mill City Enterpriar, Thurt'day, April 4, 1963 Wijjiiii j IJMB IJLllijri 1*1" À 1 1V J Y^. Held At The Mill City Preibyterien Church Girl of the Month Girl <•< th<> monili tur Marcii In IHnnnn Mirrili. 4 «mior. llUuinr hoiil« » high achi»l»«tic »vrr«<<>, miti 1« Il trrqurnt Inni <>r roti «lu<l<-nl. Nhe 1« onr ut thr «Indenta troni «unilam t»k- ln< thr Ntaytun l>u« tour of Uir l'nitri! »tale» nrwt «uinmrr. 1 litui no rrorlinl n oorangr ut thr «tuilrnt I hh I j ««arnibly on Monti»?. Sho la thr iluuglilrr ut Mr«. (Ilttord Suiti Boy of the Month lion I'odrabaky la Muntlum'a lx>y of Ihr immiti for March. Ihat I« alno a Irttrrman, haling Irttrrrd In all four »¡»ort« hr re nt Santlnm. Tim «tuilrnt body prr«mtiil him with it |>rn nt a general iiaarfiildy Monday. II« I« thr «on of .Mr. and Mra. F rural l*odrnl»ky. Mr« llarnry Mcoft and daugh ter Vi< ki of Redwood City. Calif., nie visiting with Mr. und Mr» Bunny Scott Mr. and Mra. Iculi Morgan j of Salem observed their second wedding anniversary March 25. They enjoyed a dinner with Mr. and Mrs Allan Tucm of Mill City at a Salem restaurant. The two couples took In a movie A thought for Unta y — “ TI« afterward». better to have lovrd amt k«t than never to hive filini out a Mr. and Mrs Frank Moorr joint return ” and family of Lebanon visited Sunday with Mr. and Mm Mr». ttnra Cortiin In «¡imd Veryl Moberg and family. Ing some time with her daugh ter ami family In California. Mr. ami Mrs. txmnlr Goforth Mr ami Mr» lam Sbeythe and of GUchriat visited recently with Mark took her to California on their »on and daughter-in-law a recent trip. and family. Mr. and Mm. Del bert Goforth. Their daughter Ikon Mhrythr han Im-n conf tn- and her husband also accom- to hl» home thr past week by lianicd them on the visit. lllnrai It has lieen nece»»ary to have a physician call at hl» Mr, and Mrs. Fred Moorr home ■pent a recent vacation visit ing with relative» and friend» in Mr. amt Mm. Maurir Ha«« o U Eureka. Calif.. Medford and of Hctio are the parents of a Canyonville. mm. t*irn March 28 at Santiam Memorial hcmpital Thr little Mr. and Mra. Gordon Me- boy ha» two older brother». Morrui »pent Saturday in Port He weighed 8 pound» 3 ounce» land where he bowled in the and ha» been namni Jeffrey Simpnon Bowling tournament. I.rland Grandparent» are Mr. and Mm. Inland Ba»»ett and Mr. and Mra. Ixiwrll Cree Mr, and Mm Pets Boedlg- were in Salem Friday where heimer. they visited her mother, Mm. J. C. Dickinson, who was cele- April Fool wa« the theme for i brating her 83rd birthday. They the Bid or Bunch Pinochle club | also called at the home of Mr. meeting Monday evening at the and Mm. Wade Dickinson. home of Marion Stovall. At each place setting. the hostess Mr. anil Mr«. Jack Duggan provided a »mall Ealter <*gg »pent several day» in Enter- m*»t bearing a Merry Christ- prise the past week on a com- ma» tag with “April Fool” in- blneil business and pleasure »cribed inside The guests were trip. served "wacky cake" with whipped cream topping. pre Among those attending a New Meding the evening of card». Life Conference at a Corvallis Mary Wright won high prize. Presbyterian church were Rev. Marion Stovall won pinochle Richard Cole. Lee Ross, Carl and Dorothy Eastbum, pleat Kelly. Shields ReMlne and Irv- for the evening, won low prise. ' ing Steer*. Mary Wright will be hoatrwi for Mr. and Mr«. William Metter the next meeting, which will be nt the home of Darlene Ruby. of Lyons have moved into the home they purchased recently Monday, April 13. from C & K Development Co. He is employed by Cedar lum Safe Drivers can ber Co. LOCALS^, 1 jb qualify for this DIFFERENT MONEY-SAVING AUTO POLICY! Do you fuv» 1 good uf» driving ttcordf Thtn this revolutionary »nd realistic auto policy is for youl It d,l*tr’ w',h loww premium costs »nd spacial feat urea. For tiampl»i You enjoy Jowtst possible cott lmmedi»t»ly.. with further discounts for s»fe driving years. Premiums »re paid qu»r- terly with no pentlty surchtrge. This topquslity protection is backed by THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, famous for fast, fair settlement of claims. To get (II the f»cts—»nd further Information on additional features Including » 5-year eon- tlnuatlon guarantee; phone or come in todeyl GOLD KEY U AUTO POLICY j HILL INSURANCE AGENCY J. <1. Kimmel Ph. 897-2660 • Bud Bavin MUI Qty Wednes. Through Fri., April 10-12 Mr. and Mr». Bud Bruder of Astoria an* visiting at the Itorne of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cline. They were accompanied here by their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James VonSaggem and small son, also of Astoria, who returned to their home Saturday. Bruder» are former Mill City residents and are looking after property interests while here. 7:30 P. M. COME WORSHIP Retirement Party Held For Leo Fitzgerald Ixn Fitzgerald, wno retired I recently after 21 year» of Fed eral service was given a party ut thr Last Frontier by former fellow worker» at the Detroit Dam. Fitzgerald retired earlier in the year due to illness and he and Mm. Fitzgerald arc now 1 living In Salem. He »aw active duty with the Navy during World War II and ' served brieftly with the Air Technical Command and the Ninth Service Command before I joining the Portland District of I Engineers in 1946. He wa» one of the first men working at the Detroit Dam, coming here during the actual oon»trucUon period. There were 51 attending the ‘tinner at the !.ast Frontier and Fitzgerald wa« presented a sabre »aw and a "Memory Book" which contained pictures and clipping« about him and Ijiosr he had worked with at the dam. Mark Davis wa» master of ceremonies at the dinner am! among those »¡M aking were Bill Shuford, James Ol»on, Ken Burt, imd Don Westrick. re luting memorable experience» during the year». Mr». Fitzgerald wa» pre- sented a comage during the ev ening's ceremonies. Arranging the party were Edael Croan, Roy Epperson ami James Olson. Among former employees present were Jay Mason, dam superintendent for a number ot yearn, and his wife. Ixora from Salem and Mr and Mr» Bonnie Whitsett, who is now retired. Mill Clt) friend« will be tn terested to know that Mr. and Mm. Paul Barkley and family have moved from Providence. Utah to Ixogan. where their ad ln .» hi 280 W. 3rd St. Mr Barkley is an instructor at Utah State. Nat Will« Imd surgery »I ttw Salem Memorial Hi«pltal Fri day morning He returned to his home Sunday afternoon where he is convalescing. Mr. amt Mr». Ed. Watltin» have returned from a ten day "belated" honeymoon spent in lx« Angeles and Twenty-Nine Palms, California. Sunday evening gurat« of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw were Mr. and Mrs. Les Crawford fn»m Portland and Mr. and Mm. Ivan Crawford from Portland Mr». <1yde Golden left for Spokane. Washington, Sunday morning where she was called by the serious illness of her brother-in-law. Mr. and Mr«. Iluil Bilyeu unil Brent spent Saturday in Eu gene visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Andrews. Mr. anil Mr». Elmer Shaw accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Crawford of Stayton went to Moncsano. Washington Thurs day where they visited Mr. and Mm. Art Crawford. Friday they visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Craw ford at Hoquiam and Friday evening were dinner gu ts of Mr ami Mrs. Ixsvnani Jolmson. They returned home Saturday evening. Mra. Gold* Martens. who has been ill for some time and has been a patient at Santiam Me morial hospital the past week was moved to a Portland hos pital Tuesday morning for ob servation and treatment. Mr. anil Mrs. Mel Rambo and l-aura Jo. accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Champ of Salem were in Port land Sunday to attend the Gold en Wedding Anniversary Open Die Round Kobin Pinochle House for her uncle and aunt, club members were entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harley Champ. at the home of Millie Blckett The 5th grade Campfire Girls Monday evening. The hostess served a dessert before the ev made Easter "fun type” bats ening of cards. Winning high at their last meeting. They will and pinochle was Alta Moffatt be given to patients at Santi with Margaret Boroughs re am Memorial Hospital. The ceiving low. Guest for the ev girls made an all day trip to ening was Mabel Nelson. The Camo Kilowan on Saturday. next party will be April 15 at Virginia Ixtnkin is reporter for the home of Rose Haywood. the Sth grade group. Mr. and Mr». Norman Ander berg and Kim visited with Mill City friends Sunday. They were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott. Ad ditional guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly. The Mcfer and Frank Style Show benefit for the Santiam Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will he held in the Oregon Room, Thursday. April 11 from 2 until 4 P. M. Tickets may be obtained from Auxiliary mem bers in the area. WITH US Detroit Valedictorian Sponsored By Mill City Ministerial Association Detroit Salutatorian Ml Miss Kaye Diebert, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. William Die bert of Marion Forks has been named valedictorian of De troit high school this year. Local Couple Has Car Accident Mon. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Barker narrowly escaped death or ser ious injury when their car skid ded off the North Santiam High way west ot Mill City Monday afternoon. They were enroute to Stayton to keep a doctor's appointment and encountered a severe hail slorm which caused the pave ment to become slippery. Occupants of a car traveling a short distance behind them said their car suddenly veered across the highway and plunged over the 35-foot embankment. Mrs. Barker was driving at the time of the accident and the car landed bottom up at ÜM lost of the cliff. Both Mr. and Mrs. Barker had been under a doctor's care before the accident and their physician said their injuries were miraculously not severe. They were taken by ambu lance to Santiam Memorial hospital where they are getting along satisfactorily. Miss Linda Barker has been chosen as salutatorian of De-, troit high school this year for her scholastic achievement dur ing the past four years. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A L. Barker, of Detroit. DETROIT Mr«. Arnold Malone Ron Malone, Don Leming, Dave Hall and Bob Morgan Morgan have enlisted in the Navy. They left Friday by jet for San Diego. The GAA of Detroit High school spent the weekend at Ocean Lake. Girls making the trip were Jerilyn Hopson, Don na Storey. Linda Tompkins, Romana Cook, Ketty Malone. Linda Barker, Sarah Smith. Janie Belveal, Linda Brown. Donna Brown, Evelyn Barker and Margaret Baker. Chaper ones were Elaine Hopson. Rose mary Barker and Vi Malone. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fry have opened "The Patio" after be ing closed for the winter months. The Detroit Women's Civic club meeting will be held Wed nesday, April 13 at the home of Myrna Ketchum. Co-hostesse- will be Betty Comer, Delores Schargg, and Yvonne Hills. Upper Canyon Cancer J Election of officers will be held ' at this meeting. Crusade To Get Under The Deanha PT A elected o(- I fleers for the coming year at Way Saturday, April 6 ' the March 28 meeting. Howard DETROIT The annual Am Drago is president; Frieda Hie- erican Cancer Crusade will get bert, vice president; Lydia Wil under way in the upper canyon liamson. secretary and Dale Mrs. Saturday, April 6, with a meet Thornton, treasurer. ing of community chairmen and Schrader s first and second their volunteers. The 'kick off grade room gave the program. meeting will be held at Detroit Speaker was Okinori Ono, ex city hall at 2 p. m. change student at Santiam Un Speaker will be Mrs. Gladys ion High school at Mill City. TUrnbul! of Salem, executive Wheeler Woods from Halsey secretary, of the Marion-Polk has moved to Idanha as helper County unit of the American for the State Highway depart Cancer society. ment to replace Bill Steele, who Crusader in the Breitenbush moved to Newport, where he area will be Mrs. Dorothy Di will be foreman. Mrs. Woods ment. Detroit chairman, Mrs. will join him later. Harold Champion. Detroit vol Arnold Malone drove to Se unteers. Mrs. Edwin Graham. attle. Wn., Sunday to take his Ranger Station; Mmes. Melba ‘ father-in-law, R. C. Murren Harlan, Archie Golden, Myrna home. He had spent the past Ketchum. Iatcille Overland, and week visiting the Malones. Donna Rae Stahlman. Mrs. Thelma Storey and her Idanha Chairman, Thelma Junior High Campfire group at Storey. Her camp fire girls tended a pot luck at Falls City will be calling on Idanha resi Saturday. dents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brosig just At Marion Forks. Mrs. Stella returned from a vacation in Diebert will be the Crusader. California. They visited their daughther, Patricia Persani in San Diego. They returned home Gates Man Passes by way of Arizona and Nevada. Away Monday Night Funeral services are pend ing at Weddle Funeral Home for Everett Layton. 78, who passed away at his home at Gates Monday evening. He was a longtime resident of the area. He had been in poor health for some time, suffering from a heart condition but death came suddenly. Survivors include a brother and sister who are making the arrangements. Mr. and Mra. Jay Miwin and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rupp, former Mill City residents were among those attending the Masonic- OES dinner at the hall Satur day evening. Mr. anil Mr». Jerry Pittam returned Sunday from a short vacation trip in observance of their wedding anniversary. Mr. anil Mra. Bob Hill ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindeman left Sunday for a two weeks vacation trip to Honolulu. The Hill's young son Stewart will stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake while they are gone. IjvFcmmn Beauty Salon at Stayton. Open Monday through Mr. anil Mr». I .rater Johnson Mr. and Mra. Shield» ReMlne Friday 9 to 6. Saturday hours: and Janeta spent the week-end returned last week from a com 8.30 to 4. Phone Stay ton 769- visiting with relatives at the bined business and pleasure 5322. 383 Third Street. 46tf coast. trip to New York. The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too
