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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1963)
Mr. ami Mr». two Boti» frotn weekend guasta lil» parent», Mr. ri» itowr. Thought fur U m I mv — Why I» It Huit rvt'rybtxly prêtera the front of the hue, the middle of the road an<| thi* iutck of the church T Mr». A»«-l AndrrtMin «laltod luat week with her daughter, Mr» W C CampbeU und fam lly hi Portland Mr». Emery Prlmeau I» now employed ut Hilltop Market. She ha» been assisting tn the meat drfNirtinent thi» week I Al tonna I'rtdtMit la In Mnlmn General lioapital, having under* gttne surgery Tucsduy Siu* will la* títere for nliout 10 day». Hill Howe and Mr. ami Mr». H. W. MH Urie y Portland wert* accompanied by their son in ut Ihr home of law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. und Mr» Mor* George Antllla, of Kalama. Wn , went to INamond Ixtke to spend the weekend They were joined Mr. and Mr». Don Andrew» there by their son and daugh from Eugene spent du* weekend ter-in-law, Mr. and Mr* Hor ut die home of iter parent», ace McCarley, Jr., of Medford. 'Die group also visited at (.’rater Mr unit Mr». Elmer Shaw. l-ake before returning home Mr. and Mr». lxsvrrn Ohrt anti They reported the w< ather per their children huve moved from fect for their weekrnd. 8. E. Kingw<xxl to Fox Valley Mr. ami Mr». George Rambo and Steven <4 Medford are Mr», (Itarlle French left «(lending part of their vacation I*ortlnml by truin Sunday after at the home of his parents, Mr. noon Im- Missouri where »he and Mrs. Mel Rambo and I-aura will visit her mother and other Jo. Mel Rambo who ha* been relatives. She will also attend III for the past two week* is tlu* wedding of a nephew. She still undergoing tests to de plane Io roturn to Mill City in termine the cause <H his trouble. Uirce weeks. Ilorllluh Yanku» Ulla wreh re- reoelved word that »tie had been awar<l<*<l another sclwdar- shlp In the amount of $7H i term. This 1» a continuing uward She uiso has a $500 yearly scholarship from the Slate which will lu* renewed yearly if g<xxl grades are main tained. Rozlllah plan» on at tending OSU and tiie $7H schol arship was from that Univers ity . A group <>f young |MU>ple from the Presbyterian rhurch are spending a week at Camp Maillai in Canada this week Mr. anti Mr» Fred lierg and mat took their daughter, Sharon lierg anti Janice Gordoi in their car with John Kelly and Mark Sheythe making the trip Mr». Walter (llmwtcuil accom tat u bus chartered for tlu- trip panied her son and family, the Arthur Olmstead» of Lyon» to An um*»| hm *t«xl «l«ltor al U h - (’«»burg Sunday where they vis home of Mr and Mnt (liurle» ited with relatives Kelly la at week were ill» uncle anti wife .Mr. ami Mr* Art Kel Mr. ami Mr». Paul t ree »pent ly from Umn. (Milo Charles last week fishing in the various hail not *cen ius uncle in utaxit lake» around Bib latke. 30 year». They were accumiwn- led by Mr* Hain* iKnerr) Mr. ami Mr». Ixtwell Crre Adam» ami her daughter, Mrs were visitors Sunday at the lletty Holcomb of Eugene. home of their niece. Mrs John Mr. ami Mr». Al Yiinku» anil family spent tiie weekend In Ku»kin. It C. visiting with her brother ami sister-in-law, Mr and Mr» C. A. Thomas and family Wehrll and family in Salem Two Malem girl». Handle 1st- lack, 15 and pebble Hockett, 14. won the Northwest champion ship in baton twirling at a reg ional tourney In Olympia, Washington recently. Sandia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Andrew L-alack, Jr., and whirl ed off with the title of champion twirler. Debbie Hockett won the strutter crown ■lanrta Johnson -|e-nt the week in the Bend area visiting with Mr and Mrs George Wall Mrs. Johnson anti Mrs. Hazel (loodman took her over last Sunday. Mr». Is»- ItosM-tt was on va cation last week from her du ties at Pacific Power A Light office in Stayton. She spent m<«t of the time at their camp site at the Sportsman's club at Detroit l-ake. She was joined * luring die week by her hus band ami other members of her family as well as a number of friend* Mr». Evelyn It. Itrownlng Mr. ami Mr», lawter Johnson visited Mill Qty friends Friday. Siu* has an ajMirtment in Mc ■pent the weekend at the coast Minnville, where she is now visiting with relatives. making her home Hally Robertson, accompan Mr. and Mr». K-muld Kwan Mr«. William Itryant from ied by his son. Ijtwrence and ami family of Portland, are vis Pendleton is visiting at the Gene Calkins spent the week iting with his fuiront». Mr and home <»f her parents. Mr and end fishing at Marion Lake. Mr». John Swan ami with her Mrs. Arthur Hedge. Sr They didn't catch many fish parents in Lyon» Ronald ami but had a good time relaxing In ■on, Lynn, will »pend part of Mr«. Ixiwrll Cree wn» lioate»« the sun. the week at a scout camp out Wednesday at her home for a of Portland, where hr Is one Home Interior »how with Mr» Mr. and Mrs. Walter Onirte- of 'he counselor» Gladys Oraw as demonstrator manche of Portland are staying Following tiie »how refresh at the Jack Scott home while ment* were served Present they aro on vacation They aro were Mme». Oraw. Jesse Hay- taking the ojiportunity of visit ----------- \ good. Paul Rewler. Mike Cher ing with old friend* and also ry, Tena Graham. A Under getting in some fishing while wood, Gil Duckworth. Ralph they aro here. He was employ Budlorig Roger Nelson, Bill ed by the former Hammond Bryant, Fred Woods. James Izimtier company «hen they King. Eugene Davenport, Dan lived here many years ago iel Klcihcge. Clyde Golden. Ar Jiouim* ChaJlamlrr. daugh thur Hedge. Wendell Heller, and ter of Mr and Mrs Joe Chai the hostess. lander. is »pending the summer Mr. and Mr». Jr«» II i « im < mm I visiting with friends in Juneau. aro caring for their grandchild Alaska She also has employ ren. Kathy and Steven Ander ment there. She is a student at sen while their parents. Mr. and Cascade Cbllege in Portland Mr». Richard Andersen are va during die school year. cationing In Eastern Oregon Firemen were called <»ut Also visiting at tile Havwood home this week arc Frank Thursday night to extinguish a Buckler and his sister. Mrs. small gras* fire on Douglas Alice Stevens of Reseda. Calif. street near the Bertha Mason He is a former resident of the home. a radio presentation of area. A potluck »upper for Mill City < Ijrdc Kiigrr». accompanied District Forest Service famil by his daughter. Mr*. Theo ies was held July 21 at the Bcrtilson, were in town looking Ralph McCurdy home. New told by after property Interest and vis comers to the Mill City District iting with friends Inst week He were Mr and Mrs Bart Snyd NELSON OLMSTED is staying with his daughter er, Mr and Mrs. l«ou Waikart VEAL A SON Hear the story while his wife is convalescing at and Bruce Myrick. of one of the West's pioneer an Oregon City hospital. Clyde furniture manufacturers. .Mr. and Mrs. Ih*n Moffatt said that she was getting along KKKT KWIL as well a» could be expected. were guests Saturday night of 12:10 pm 4:35 jhii She had nine bone* broken in Mr. and Mrs. John Frace and their recent car accident. She daughters in Beaverton. On Sun Monday, July 29 expects to be out of the hospital day they were dinner guests of Miss I-eona I-amb of Portland in about 10 days. and when they returned were accompanied by Mrs Moffatt's mother, Mrs O. E. Schultz of Paradise. Calif., who will visit here. Be Ready If STORIES OF PACIFIC \ POWERLAND PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HOT WEATHER COMES with these JULY SPECIALS Marvelaire Air Cooler . . .$29.95 Window Fan 22 x 22 . . $19.95 12 in.-3 Speed Oscillating Fan $19.95 12 in.-l Speed Oscillating Fan $16.95 10 in. Oscillating Fan . . $11.95 10 in. Single Speed . . . $10.95 8 in. Stationary Fan . . . $6.75 A & M Toman Hardware Phone 897-2785 Mill City, Ore. Mr. and Mr». Pep- I’eterwon were in Brownsville Sunday, where they attended a Wiscon sin picnic. Mr. Peterson is a former resident of Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. I>enn Jeter ami family are spending part of their vacation on a trip down the coast and on to Diamond Lake. He is employed at Simp son Timber company. Mr. and Mrs. Jivck Scott are taking a two weeks vacation trip to Canada. Yellowstone Park and other scenic points. They are making the trip in a recently purchased camper. Mrs Scott is employed at the U. S. National Bank and he works for an oil distribution company. 5—The Mill City Enterprise, ThurMlay, July 25, I94>3 YOUR CAR (&> and tha -,LAW\o^ Five Years Ago Norman (Andy) Anderberg, Pacific Power A Light service man and hi» wife, Gloria, moved to Mill City trim Scio. He replaced lx*e Kuhlman, who was tran*ferr»-d to Albany. The Lions club entertained their wive* with a «teak fry at the city park Monday night. At the I-ast Frontier at Gate* th«- new heated swimming pool was to be opened to the public on Monday. On Sunday a reunion of th«* Harmon family was held at the Clyde Oliver home at Gates. Mrs Emma Bell Spry had pushed away on Saturday in a Sai.*m nursing home at the age of HO. Mrs. Spry was a slater of John nnd James Swan of Mill City. Funeral service* had been held on Sunday in the Weddle Funeral chapel in Sisyton for Dale Monro«* Stubb». 51. of Gates, who pasted away in a Portland hospital after a long illness. Ten Years Ago Ario Tuers had transported a group of Mill City Boy Scouts to Camp Pkww*T tor an outing with Bob Vne»s, scoutmaster in charge of the group Those attending wen* Scouts Gary Peterson. Michael Peterson. Terry Muir. David Jone», Marshall Malden, l-arry Kan- off, Alan Tuers. Tommy Fenci. Tony Boothby, Marcus Booth- by, Lahny Podrabaky. Herschel Clark, Billy Hedge, I-arry l-ar»»e. Dale Smith and Dutch Steiner. Also going were Rich ard Verbeck ana Don Lemke, who were members of the staff The Kelly Lumber Softball team had won two clo»<- games from Eugene on .Sunday, putting the Kelly team winning streak up to 15 games. The State Softball tourna ment was to be held in Mill City August 22 to 29 for the second year in a row. Commit tees for the tournament had been appointed by W. R. Hutch eson. softball commissioner of tiie North Santiam area. Those appointed on commit tees were: Burton Boroughs, ticket sales and concessions; Jim Hale, groundskeeper; Da vid Reid, advertising manager; Dick Parker, publicity; Bob Hill, housing: Charles Kelly, hospitality; Bill Tickle season tickets. and Carl Kelly. pro- grams. Du- Mill City Presbyterian church had Ix-en the scene Saturday evening. July lHth of the wedding of Barbara Haun and Wilmer Crites At Gates. Miss Virginia Lee Timm, of Mill City had been th<> first to be wed in the new Church of Christ. She had ix-en married. Friday evening. July 17th. to Floyd M Blackburn of Gates. Fifteen Years Ago There had been a severe for est fire which had raged up Mayflower Creek burning over 50 acres before being brought under control. The fire was on the Marion County side of the North -Santiam Highway about five miles above Niagara. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Helemn. Lyons, were on their way to New York where they were to embark for England for a visit with her parents in Oxford The Mill City State Bank was ha zing the interior remodeled to give more office space. Cktus Nydegger. son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nydegger was in Salem Memorial hospital with a back injury received while working at a logging camp opera ted by the Freres lumber Co. The County Court had finally reached an agreement with Mr. and Mrs. B L. «Ulen for the purchase of right-of-way across their property to give egross into the Taylor school area north of Mill City, 'la I' I'.xUln* Hail Mr S. was stopped by a po- lice officer in a town about 70 miles from his home Th«- charge was violation of the ba sic rule -40 miles an hour in a 25 mile-pcr-hour zone He was required to go with the police officer to th«- city traffic violations bureau, since police officers cannot acrept cash bail, where he posted the bail set in the uniform schedule In thi* case, the amount wa* $25. (Bai) on spe«*d violations Is graduated upward, depending on how much in excess of the designated or ¡»«»ted speed the driver was going.) Mr S. posted the bail, and tb«*n went home to decide whether or not he should con test the charge. I .ater. he plead«*«! guilty and forfeited the bail. His encounter with the law is not unusual, but it is worth recounting for several reasons, the most important of which is that in all likelihood he could have posted bail by mail if his citation had been issued by a state police officer or county sheriff, rather than by a city pilice officer. State police and sheriffs issue the citation, re leasing a driver on tus own recognizance, because it would tak«- too much time from high way patrol to go with the viola tor to the nearest magistrate, who may be miles away, to post bail. Most cities, however, require out-of-town residents to post the bail at the time of the citation. They do so because there is always the possibility that the driver will fail to appear at the time set for hearing, or to correspond with the court as in- Timber Harvest Sets New Record Mr. and Mr*. Steve Champ of Salem moved back to Mill City this week. They have been living in Salem for the past 10 years but aro former longtime resident* of the area. They are living in the house adjacent to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Mel Rambo. Tm-odny ru*'»U at the bom«' i of Mr*. Rudy Tobi were her niece. Mr*. Elmer Fi»her of Honolulu and Mrs. R. T. Boa Is of Salem. IssFcmme Beauty Salon at Stayton. Open Monday through Friday 9 to 6. Saturday hours: 8:30 to 4 Phene Stayton 769- 5322 383 Third Street 46tf •lj »tructfd on the uniform ticket. It he should fail to appear or contact the court, the offense could go unpunished because in Oregon a municipal court war rant, unlike one issued by other traffic courts, cannot be served in any other city. At the time of the citation. Oregon law provides that a magistrate may accept one of two documents, in lieu of cash bail. A membership card in an organized atuomobile club is acceptable security tmr certain offen<w*s, as is the individuals, driver license. When a driver's license is us«*d as security, the court is sues a receipt which the driver can use as a lirense until the date of his appearance It he fails to appear to resolve the charge, the license is then for warded to the Department of Motor Vehicles where it is sus pended for an indefinite period Free Circus at A new free circus - featuring more animals than in former years has bren obtained for the Oregon State Fair—August 30 to September 7—this year. Howard Maple, manager re ports he has obtained Stan Kramien Circus for youngsters entertainment This circus in cludes elephants which last year's did not. It will perform three tims daily and admission will be free to all chidlren. The circus has been plannrwHl as a special feature for the youngsters and will be located in the center of the grounds next to the carnival midway, i Performances will be at 1, 4 and 7 p. m. Prelimirmary figures show a record 4,600.000.000 board feet of timber valued at $78.643.379 was harvested on the National Forests of Oregon and Washing ton in fiscal year 1963. The harvest exceeds all past fiscal year figures by more than 400.000.000 board feet, reports J. Herbert Stone. Regional For ester. U. S. Forest service. Total volume of timber sold during the year reached 5.314.- 811,000 board feet with a value of $80.666.672 05 The total in cludes a sale of pine stumps with volume equivalent to 500.- 000.000 board feet. The stumps, sold to Heyden-Newport Chem ical Corp., for chemical extrac tion. were in portions of the Deschutes. Winema, and Fre mont National Forests of south ern Oregon. But. without the stump volume, a sales record was established—with the total exceeding last year's figure by 1 14,000.000 board feet. 1 “fou COH always hock th« ring to pay for tho divorce'" You'll Like Cur Food Steaks, Chicken Sea Food Live Music Every Friday and Saturday Oregon State Fair We don’t just ‘throw’’ our food together. We take our time to give the very best money can buy. Sit in plea sant surroundings and be served by prompt and cour teous personnel. Chris CampbeU, Owner Phone 859-2801 " c ou The World’s Finest Bourbon since 1795 EAM $6 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY DISTILLED ANO BOTTLEO BY THE JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CO., CLERMONT, BEAM. KENTUCKY Fine Printing PERSONAL STATIONERY LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES Mrs. Stafford Heads Gates Sunday School GATES- Election of officers held at Gates Community church placed Mrs. Mary Staf ford as Sunday school superin tendent; Mrs. Ellis W'ilson. as sistant superintendent; Mrs. Ruby Brisbin, pianist; Mrs Maude Davis, administrator. Mrs Olive Barnhardt. secre tary. and Mrs. Alice Watson, treasurer. Mr. Reasoner from Turner will conduct services again next Sunday. Mr. Reasoner, who has been serving the church until arrangements can be made for another student min ister is popular with the mem bers. Mr. and Mr». Raymond Sand blast of Portland were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mr*. D. E. Warde. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Only $3.00 a Year ENCLOSURES BUSINESS CARDS BOOKLETS ACCOUNTING FORMS RULED FORMS INVOICES • The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 Mill City. Oregon e
