ft—'llic Mill City KiiUrprlNr, Tburnday, May 2, 1963
Mr. and Mr». Ie<> integer
aid of Salem visited Mill City
friend« briefly Tuesday.
He
nl«o transacted some laiaine««
I ut Detroit dum, where he was
I employed before hl« recent re
tirement.
LOCALS
Mehama Forestry Building
Kajoytag a ideate dinner und
A llioiixhl tor today—"l*oiar
is the ability to talk fluent watching the North Santiam
ly while the other fellow la Whitrwater Challenge Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mr«.
IMiylHK the bill."
Wendell ll'llcr, which i« lo
Mr. and Mr». Andy Amler- cated on the banka of the San
I mtk and Klin of Junction City Ham, were Mr. und Mrs. Frank
aprnt Sunday at the home of Itililer, Mr. und Mr«. Marvin
lilbler und family, Mrs Euye
Mr. and Mra Jack Scott.
Blblcr, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Kain* cofriMi of tlir Monday Kuhlman of Salem, and Mr.
issue of The Oregon Statesman und Mr«. Dean Hoch of Kelso,
of Salem containing picture« <>t Wn.; Mrs. Donelda Thompson,
the North Santiam Whitewater anil Evan Pearce of Bend and
Lee Kuhlman
<Tiallengc can !»• obtained by Mr. and Mrs
anti
Butch
of
Albany
calling Mill City *17 2115 or at
tlie Dave Wiirde residence on
Santiam Blvd.
IM. Adv.
Mr. uml Mr». It. <'• llsurnuui
of Albany were in town on
Amun« juror» «*'lr<l«xt
to business Monday. They called
serve during the May term of nt D m - Charles Kelly and D. 11
the I Jim County Circuit court I Illi, Jr. home«.
were Milo Harris of Idanha and
Mr. and Mm. Ctarvm-e Jone«
Jack Scott of Mill City.
have received word of the re
J. (X Kimmel attended a cent )><>nor bestowed upon their
MSgt
Stanley
Founder's Day meeting
of ■on. Senior
Acacia fraternity ut Corvallis Jone« of the U. S. Air Force.
Sunday, lie l>aa been a mem He is stationed at Fairbunk*.
Alaska and ha« been named
ber for the pa at 37 year«.
Airman of the Year Ihis I*
Mr*, tlyile Koger« baa re the second tune he has re
reived wont that Mra T. II. ceived this Is mor. Sgt. Jones
several
Mean«, wtai with her husband is married und hus
ia teaching In Taichung. Tai ' children.
wan. tell and broke her hip
recently. She ia now in a walk
Mr. amt Mm. Jamea <1em
er and able to get nlsail some and two «on« of Portland were
l>ut will not teach again thia Sunday visitors at the home of
year. The Mean« family la Mr. and Mr» D. E Wardc and
well known here
and
Mr» family Mrs. dem is a grand-
Koger«
«aid
that
¡x-rhitps daughter of Mr. Wardc
friend« wiaild like to remember
her wiU> a card She said her i Mm. Kuymond Berry of Till
birthday would lie May 12 and amook 1« recovering from injur
her address I» I* O. Box 133. ies sustained in a car accident
Taichung. Taiwan. An airmail in Portland several weeks ago.
lettrr takes alsiut five days to She was a passenger in a car
reach Taiwan.
with u friend and her small
youngster when the car went
Mm. John smith ha» berti out of control when the mother
confined to Snirm General Fxoi- | momentarily gave her attention
pltal following * gteOlM Sigrun I to her youngster who was ill.
lirlmstad bus Ix-cn staying with Mr». Berry suffered cuts and
Alice Smith at tile Smith home. Oruises txjt was not seriously
Both ladles are teachers in the injured She is the daughter of
Mill City Grade school.
Mrs. Susie Haynes of Mill City.
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Mr. and Mm. Are, I’lxlrabaky
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dole-
sal were in Scio Sunday after
noun Io attend the meeting of
! the Scio Z. C. B. J lodge. That
Order is making arrangements
I for the district conventual which
■ is la'ing held at Scia Muy 26.
K«-«<-«it guest* at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Jia* Fenci were
‘ Mr. and Mrs
Robert Metcalf
I and Jennie Kadzda of Portland.
' Mrs Ann Gunsaules of Stayton
! and Torn Fcncl of lz-wiston.
Montana. Tom was home on a
' two weeks vacation trip from
I Ills work at Boeing s plant and
1 spent some time at Seattle.
N|>eclal Evi*ngeli»Uc «rrvice»
I began Tuesday April 23 at the
I Mill City Community church
with Evangelist Jerry Duck
worth in charge. Service« be
gin ut 7 30 each night and be
sides the regular service« there
will lie special music with Duck
worth singing and playing his
guitar. Tlie meetings are open
to the public.
K«Mlney J. Schorr of Route 1,
Box 208, Lyons, has been elect
ed an officer in his living
group at Oregon State Univer
sity. He is president of Naud
I If lx. one oft hecam pus dorm-
I dories. Schoer is a sophomore
I this year nt OSU in the School
of Education.
latl'i-tome Beauty Salon at
Stayton. Open Monday through
Friday 9 to 6. Saturday hours:
I S 30 to 4 1’honc Stay ton 769-
5322. 3X3 Third Street.
46tf
Open For Business
French Donuts Fresh Daily
Good Food - Friendly Atmosphere
Open Fridays - Saturdays ■ Sundays
Dew Drop In
On Highway 22
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hall, Mgrs.
Hy J<«oi
KoiH-ri«
MEHAMA
The forestry
building just cast of Mehama
on Highway 22 and Elkhorn
road has been designated as a
state office und will lie known
officially as the "North San
tiam Guard Station."
Duune Wugner, fire warden
at this office for several years
has been promoted to assistant
district warden, and will move
to Molalla when school is out.
At present he Is commuting to
Molalla
Ron Lindsuy will la- the new
Marion-Clacknmas Fire Want-
cn. Ron has been stationed at
Gates Guard station for the
past three year».
As a convenience to the pub-
jjc North Santiam Guard sta-
tion hus lioen con««••‘dated to
¿landle a larger area than be-
fore
By mutual agreement
Marion- Clackamas-Linn
will
operate as one ar«-a. and burn
ing permits, entry permits and
forest operating permits will be
issued irom this office.
For added protection during
fire season, someone will tie
stationed at the Guard station
all the time.
Gates Station will have a sea-
son.il man on duty when neces-
sary, and huckleberry permits
cun be obtained there or at the
North Santiam Guard station.
The new fire warden will sup
ervise the lookouts in this area.
Vernon Bide Johnnon of Mill
City will play a supporting role
in ’he Oregon State University
presentation of "Shadow ami
Substance" May 23. 24 and 25.
Johnson is a senior this year
in the School of Business and
Technology. His home adress is
Box 771 The OSU speech De
partment presents six plays
each year to give speech stud
ents experience in drama and
to give other students on the
campus an opportunity to see
some of the nation's leading
plays.
Mr. and Mr». Clarence Quar
tier and Tamara and Gordon
Allan McMorris were guests
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Gordon McMorris and at
tended the boat races.
We have many attractive gilt
items tor Mother's Day. Also a
g<xxl selection of Mother's Day
cards. See them all at our gift
display room. -Oakland's Gro
cery & Gifts. Hiway 22.
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Wr have many attractive gift
items for Mother's Day. Also a
good selection of Mother's Day
Mr. and Mr». Dave Wardc re cards. See them all at our gift
ceived word Tuesday night that display room —Oakland's Gro
tier mother. Mrs Charles Pal- ( cery & Gifts. Hiway 22.
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mer of Hubbard had fallen and |
broken her hip. She is in an ! We have many attractive gift
items for Mother's Day. Also a
Oregon City hospital.
good selection of Mother's Day
Mr», laiwril tree wn* »ur- cards. See them all at our gift
pri«ed Thursday when a group display room. Oakland's Gro-
> A Gifts. Hiway 22.
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of her afriends arrived with a
potluck dinner and a shower of
Mr». Gregg Stevran any» her
gifts It turned out to be a
Mrs.
Anita
"catty" affair. Present were j daughter-in-law.
Mrs Cree, Mrs. Ann Holman. ! Watkins is working at the Paint
Mrs. Charlie French. Mrs Walt Pot part time now.
er Kay. Mrs Cloyd Cbx and î
Pink Manon and D-e K o » m
Mrs Elmer Shaw.
took a short fishing trip to Lost
The Mill Otj Garden club Lake early Thursday morning
will tie meeting Thursday. May j and both came back with some
2 at the home of Mrs. Herbert real fine trout. Some of Lee's
Schroeder with
Mrs.
Curtis , friends say Pink caught all the
Cline ns co hostess for the 1 fish. Ixit Lee is claiming six
o'clock dessert luncheon. There . for his efforts.
will be a guest speaker and
election of officers Memtiers1 Mr. and Mm. Jay Manon of
who cannot attend are remind- I Salem and Mr and Mrs. Glen
ed to call one of the hostesses. Blegan of The Dalles, were
among those taking in tire
Mrs. «.<•!<tn Marten» hi*» re Whitewater Challenge here on
turned to her home ‘oilowing Sunday. They are former resi
several weeks in Portland where dents and visited with friends
she received medical treatment. while here.
Many family reunions were
held Sunday and out-of-town
friends and former residents
were among the many who were
in town to attend the North San
tiam Whitewater Challenge boat
races. Perfect weather added
to the enjoyment of the gather
Mr». Sylvia Dunean and Mr». ings with those living on the
Bessie Bassett, who have been river opening their homes to
confined to their home with friends and relatives.
severe cases of the flu are re
Mr. and Mr». Dell Smith re
ported to be much better.
turned recently after visiting
Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene Davrxi- with relatives in Washington.
port and family had Don Cole They visited with Mr. and Mrs.
as their dinner guest Sunday. David Vail in Everett; Mr. and
Don is a student at North Mrs. Marlin Noyes in Spokane
west Christian college at Eu and with Mr. and Mrs. Max
Mrs.
gene and was guest speaker at Porter in Wenatchee.
the Mill City Christian church Smith said they had good wea
ther the entire trip. She said
Sunday morning.
they were not superstitious,
leaving Mill City on March 13
Sunday gm*»t» at the home
and returning home on April 13.
of Mr. and Mrs. James Poole
were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cor
bett and children nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Goble of Portland.
Marshall Worley 1» recuper
ating nt tlie Veteran s Hospital
in Vancouver. Wn., following
surgery performed February 8.
Complications developed follow
ing the operation but he is now
on the road to recovery’-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry John of
Hart Mountain, were guests
last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Bain. They
were dinner guests
at the
Clyde Morgan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Todd
and sons of Drain spent the
weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kelly and John. They
are former residents and visit
ed with other friends as well as
enjoying the North Santiam
Whitewater Challenge.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon White
and three girls of Salem spent
the weekend with Mr.
and
Mrs. Veryl Moberg and fam
ily. Also spending Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Moberg and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Moore were Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Reveal of Salem.
They al) were Sunday dinner
guests at the Moore home.
Lions and Auxiliary
To Have Joint
Intallation May 20
The Lions club and Lions
Auxiliary will hold joint instal
lation of officers at the Monday.
May 20 meeting at the hall, ac
cording to plans made Monday
night. President Lee Bassett
said a program for the evening
will be planned.
Most of the discussion at the
last meeting centered around
getting something lined up for
the hospitality room at the «fate
convention in Baker, May 23.
24 and 25.
Santiam Wins Track
Up and Down;
Meet From Stayton
The Avenue
WHY IMIN’T YOU Mt’IVtCKIRE
TO THE ENTERPRISE.
By E<1 MrXUrdy
At Stayton Thursday, San
lly lion Mollati
tiam srju<-«-zed by Stayton’s
»pikers by a shadow, 62-60.
Bill Wilson scored 13 points
Biggest event to be staged for the winning Wolverines.
in this Canyon area went over Larry Drake notched 15 with
with a bang Sunday when the three firsts. Other firsts tor I
Flower* For All
First Annual North
Santiam Santiam were by Don Podrab-
Occasions
Whitewater Challenge went off i sky and Mike Gleason.
without a hitch Jerry Coffman. I
Stayton took all three places
GLAD BULBS
chairman of the North Santiam in the 100-yard dash, and San
(hurntM-r committee deserves tiam revenged by «weeping the
large and miniature
most of the credit tor making broad jump. Aside from the'
thi- event such a huge success. mile, in which Stayton scored f
In the publicity line, Tom
—
230 N. E. 4th St
eight points to our one, neither
Wright of The Statesman dc- team trxik both first and second
Mill City, Ore.
servo most at the credit, and
100-yard dash. Tipton, Stayton
Phone 897-2452
he saw to it that his paper as 10.7; Walter and Beaumont oil
well as the Capital Journal and Stayton.
k/f DELIVER
other daily newspapers of the
220-yard dash. Wilson. San
state had pictures and full in tiam, 24.45; Tipton, Stayton;
formation on the run. Thanks Marshall, Santiam.
to the daily newspapers, too, for
440-yard dash. Wilson, San-
their sph-ndid coverage of the tiah 54.5; Smith and Foote, of
event in their Monday issues. Stayton.
This kind of publicity cannot
880-yard
dash.
Podrabsky,
be purchased by the North San Santiam 2:07.7
tiam Chamber of Commerce.1 Mile Run. Wilson, Stayton
and one official said, alter the 5:21; Hunter, Stayton; Leming,
event, the publicity was worth Santiam.
over $10,000 to this area. Cham- 1 Low hurdles. Drake. Santiam
ber members who take an ac- j 23.0; Cook. Stayton; Tuers,
tive part in the activities have I Santiam.
every reason to be justly proud
High hurdles. Arvey. Stayton,
of the event just completed.
16.4; Podrabsky, Tuers, San
This is just a start. There is ' tiam.
Javelin. Gleason, Santiam,
no reason why several events
of this magnitude cannot b«- { 148' 11"; Koch, Pietrok, Stay
ton.
handled here every year.
Now that this project is over, . Shot put. Pietrock, Stayton,
why not start something to [ 42' 3"; Wilson. Santiam.
Discus. Goodman, Stayton,
utilize the recreation facilities I
in the Detroit Lake area. It 127’ 5"; Gleason and Podrab
takes a lot of work to put one ; sky, Santiam.
of these events over. . . . ask ' Pole Vault. Drake, Santiam,
Jerry Coffman . . . but they al-, 10’ 6”; Hom. Stayton; Walker,
ways pay off. Many new people ■ Santiam.
are brought into the Canyon | High jump. Avery, Stayton 5’
every time an event of this 4"; Marshal), Santiam; Tipton.
type is scheduled. When they Stayton.
Broad jump. Drake. Santiam,
come, they like what they see
and they'll return many times. 18' 8*4”; Marshall and Rue,
You'll Like Our Food
No place in the state are there Santiam.
Santiam
also
won
the
relay
in
better camping facilities than
Steaks, Chicken
on the North Santiam and on up 1:41.7, with Drake, Podrabsky,
Rue,
and
Wilson
running.
into
the
Breitenbush
area.
Ixe*- to Central
Sea Food
Let's keep the "kettle" hot now
Central took a meet from San I
with events all summer long.
tiam on OCE's track Monday,
Live Music Every
64-58.
Santiam had seven firsts to
seven for Central. Central took Friday and Saturday
one more second than Santiam. We brake the tape when it
and two-thirds of the third-place comes to fine food at fan
one-pointers. Larry Drake and
prices. Nothing in town
Bill Wilson each scored 13
points with two firsts and a beats our wholesome, de
second each, Don Podrabsky licious dishes, or our quick,
took two firsts, and Lawrence courteous service. Eat with
Robertson the remaining one.
us tonight.
By Jean Robert»
Brunner’s
Flowers
Mehama Girl Gets
Army Service
Commendation
MEHAMA—A letter of com-
mendation from the U. S. Army
Major Signal Relay center to
SP4 Gerry L. Butts, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts
was recently received here.
The letter was from Orleans,
France, where WAC Butts is
stationed with her husband Sgt.
Butts.
The letter read as follows:
"It is with a great deal of
satisfaction and pleasure that
I commend you on your being
selected as ' 'Operator of the
Month.
"By virtue of the confidence
your officer-in-charge and non
commissioned officers
have
shown in you. plus your achiev
ing one of the highest scores
ever made in the competitive
examination, your newly award
ed title is well justified.
"In an operating section as
large as the traffic branch, it
is no easy task to determine
that individual, who because of
his knowledge experience, and
correct applications, stands out
among his fellow operators.
"Since you, SP 4 Butts, so
adequately fulfill this position,
it is with considerable pleasure
that I. as your Commanding
Officer, commend you on your
superior performance and fur
ther express a wish that you
will continue your outstanding
work." Rush Major, Command-
ing.”
SP4 Butts was interviewed
on the Orleans Armed Forces
Network, for this honor, and
was given three days
from
work.
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November 10. 1944 at tha Post
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