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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1963)
LOCALS A thought for today—An ego tist is a person who is always me d«*ep In conversation. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips • >f Salem ara tla- pu rents of u »on, — Thixnaa Allan, born Au gust 22. lito baby weighed 9 |«tunds 1 CMtnoe, Mm. J*lillll|M is the former Frances Ann Ward, Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Al Wurd, Of Mill City. If itlrr floor openinun in Improved 1964 Chevrolet Trucks Mr. and Mrs. ICalpi Juli family visitad Saturday at Uuewta rv«M*ntly at Um home honw of her parants. Mr of Mr nn<i Mrs Dick Martin Mrs. t.ien Shelton ami Ills at ttie lotst Frontier at tistes 1er. Mrs. William .Shrplwni have lawn Mr and Mrs. Ollier family. !>*Mire of Richmond, Calif , Visiting Saturday nt the iionx* and (Tteatrr Weimer of Penn- •*t Cail Quince and Mr. ami sylvania. Mrs Stanley (>ian<:<> ami other Mr». Edaci t'rxnui <>( Nalom ivlntlv«'« un<l itlends w.*r<* Mrs. ■pent Tuesday in Mill City vis Jane (Quince) Brown ami five iting with friends Thry ■re children from MuTldun. Mrs former residents am! still own Glance and her family have ■pent th«- past three years In property here Hawaii, where he husband was Mr. ami Mr». Aliui Tix-r-i an- ■tatlmied with the U. 8. Navy. the parent» of their first child. He Is now stationed in South ■ daughter Ixirn September I ern California ami Mm. Brown \rw furward «Iantine wind»hield pillar provide« insulation for qi juieter, more weatherproof cab«. roomier door opening« for eaaier entry and exit Corvair 95 engines engn at Santiam Memorial hospital and the ch I Id ret« are living in ---- „ have been increased to 95 in 1964 thrvrulrt truck« with regular cab«. Other horsepower from W. The new 1964 Chevrolet Hie little girl wax named Kim Sheridan near her sister. Mrs feature« include lunger lived lamp« and exhaust Una Mae Honey ami family. truck line also incorporates all the major chassis, berley Kay and wrlghr«! 7 ayalrm«, lower tranamiaaion hump in moat pickup engine, and body advances made under a ¡«Kinds 5 ounces. Grandparent» models, mure puaillve dour latches, and improved flve-year program which began with IMO models. Mm. Myrtle Itatew attended are Mr. and Mr» Ark» T\i<-r» the wadding of her great ne ami Mr am! Mrs John !. K« l Ml«a I xmmms Ijsmb of Port Jrr Salem The maternal phew, (Tinrles James Bat«*« and grandmoher, Mrs Arlo Ther» j Miss Bette Anne Hallam, Sat land spent several days here ■aid It waa a real thrill tu urday afternoon at 2 p. m at last week at th«- home of Mr. ami Mrs Don Moffatt. She re- have a granddaughter after i Du- Stayton Christian church. turned to Portland Monduy. railing a family of l»«ys Mr. and Mm. EII- hi <ir«*g<>r) Marilyn < luti (aoeial club <tt <»f Wurm Springs, are th«- par Mr. auid Mm. Alan Vail Pamera Fullerton, Calif., hav«- returned the Eastern Star! will meet ents of u daughter, Jean, lorn Saturday, Septem- next Tuesday, Srptcmlwr 24 home after visiting his parents Memorial HoaiilUsi. Maxton An enthusiastic group of at the home of the Worthy Ma l«*r 14 TU- new arrival has a Mr and Mm. Stanley Vail and Born August 27 to Mr. and tron. Mm Erwin 8, Peterson, sister. 1 uiuru-. who Is s|>ending other relatives Also visiting at young people that spent thre«-1 •»23 N W Alder for a oovered the w«-«-k at th«- home of her the Vail horn«- was their Mill w«-clu in M<-xico this summei , Mr». Leroy Tom Doran of dish luncheon All members <d grund|M>rvnts, Mr. and Mr» and daughter-in-law, Mr. and entertained members of the Mill I Aumsville a boy, Terry Louis, the Eastern Star are invited to Gene Grrgury. Mm David Vail of Everett. City Woman’s club with their I weighing 7 pounds 5t4 «xinces Wn While the visitom were experiences Tuesday evening 1 Bom August 29 to Mr. and attend. Mr. and Mrs. M<ain>e Kim- hen- a family get-together was "Dieir talks were followed by I Mrs. Robert Henry Rohe of Rt. The Mill (Sty (tiri »tian church •ey of Redding, Calif,, were re held at the home of Mr. and the showing of ooiored movi«-s 1. Lyons a girl, Kristina Eliza- will observe Homecoming Sun cent guests at th«* home <»f Mr. Mm. l>ell Smith. Am<»ng others they had taken on the trip, . both, weighing 8 pounds, 414 ami Mrs. Howard Farmm attending were Mrs Alan Vail’s showing the fabulous beauty of ; «xinces. day this year on Octotwr 13. They ha<l brought her son. parents from Woodburn. Mr. Mexico. Also pictured were the Born August 29 to Mr. and Goaola Munday at th- home of , Tommy Nutter up to enroll at and Mrs E. T. Ostrom am! famed txill fights; however, the Mrs. David M I-ambert of Stay Untleld College Mrs Kimary Mr and Mrs. Marlin Noyes «xjckroaches which caused ton a son, David Franklin La- Mr «nd Mrs 1 W-rt Morris were 1 his sister. Mrs Effie Smith and I will be remembered as the and Debbie and Pat Vail. Mill them <x>nsiderable discomfort Ray. weighing 7 poinds 10 oun former Olivette Rolex, Home- City friends will be interested didn't show up on the screen' ces. her two daughters, Mm Rrva Mis. O. K. DeWitt, program Bom September 4 to Mr. and Miller «nd Mm Resile lladsel* making Instructor at Santiam in learning that Alan Vail will frutn Oregon City and his bro High sch<«»l She la now teach graduate next spring from chairman for the Woman’» club Mrs. Jimmy Dwayne Brake- a Orange College and will then introduced Jay Rasmussen who man of Mill City a boy. Glen tfyer and sister-in-law. Mr and ing physical education at Mm Kenneth Morris and Hev- Redding High school and says enter die teaching field, ma- accompanied his Spanish stud- Dwayne Brakeman, weighing 8 cn's on the trip and he in turn ixxinds 8*-s ounces. erly of PrinovtUa. Guests Sun- ■he enjoys It very much. Hr is jorirg in history. oonm-cted with the For«-st Ser Born September 4 to Mr and introduced the young people ■nd and M<axlay were Mrs vice <l«-t>nrtmrnt there. While and Mr and Mrs. Don Williams Mrs. Albert Frank Basl of Rt. Mr. and Mm. William Von Morris's daughter. Mr ■nd 1, Stayton a son. Roger Wil Mm John Carmony and fam- her • they also visit«-«! with Mr Harten spent the weekend in who also acted as chaperones and Mrs G«-org«- l-aird. the two Pendleton and took in a day pounds 5 Acting as moderator for the liam, weighing 8 Uy from IMrtland couples having dinner in Salem. of Round-up festivities Mr Von group and also giving the com ounces. Bom September 4 to Mr. and Hnrten said they left here dur mentary on the film mas Ed Mr. and Mm. Kotwrt Bohr ing the rainy spell to try and McCurdy. Mrs. Alan Preston Tuer of Mill are the parents of a baby girl find some sunshine, which they Carolyn Davenport spoke on City a daughter. Kimberly Kay. )«>rn August 29 at Santiam Me did in Eastern Oregon. How the difficulties eneotmtered dur weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. morial >M«pital. The little girl ever. it rained on the return ing the trip with Sherry Bennet Bom September 5 to Mr. and named Kristina Elizabeth trip telling of the sights in and Mrs. Francis Alois Gerspacher of Stayton a girl, Nancy Anne around Mexico City. has an 11-months old sis- Ron Ohmart told of the visit weighing 8 pcxinds «xinces. Matemal grandparents are Mm. Ed McCurxly took Mm. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Normal am! Mrs. E. E. Walker of Ix*o Poole to Santiam Memorial i to the University of Mexico OffenlMich • Bieber, Germany hospital Sunday morning when which is known throughout th«- Dean Butters of Stayton a boy. ■nd paternal grandparents are she became suddently ill. She world with about 70,000 stud Jeffrey Howard, weighing 8 Mr and Mm. Harry Rohe of is believed to be suffering from ents attending, rt is particu pounds, 7!4 «xinces. West Linn. Mm. Walker Is vis kidney stones and will return larly well known for its medical iting tor several month« at the to the hospital later in the week department which gave the vis- home of her daughter. was iting group some gruesome mo- Gates Men Hunt for X-rays. Mr. Boole away on a fishing trip at the ments as they toured the dis- Moose In Canada William It. heiaon will leave time Mm. Poole started suf- section department. GATES—A dream ot a life- Patsy Pennick spoke on i the this wook for an extended trip fering severe pain. time was realized last week people of Mexico and their 1 by air going from here to Se attle. Wn.; Boston. Mass ; New Mrs. Jtnict Poole has return friendliness. She also» pointed when Glenn Hennes and Charlie York. I’hiladclphiu, Atlanta, ed to her duties at the Post out that they were somewhat Cannon spent a week in Canada Tampa and Orlando. Fla.; New Office after a week s vacation. amazed and slightly frightened moose hunting. They left Gates Orleans, Cleveland, San Diego, During her absence Mrs. Joe by the disregard that drivers September 6, driving up by way and Loa Angeles, Calif. Nelson, (fallender was employer! at the and pedestrians seem to have of Frasier River Gorge, to Wil for traffic laws (if any) in Mex- liams Lake and on out to the is a former maintenance super office. hunting camp from which they ico. visor for Unite«! Air IJnes in I told you if wot batter Grant Merrill told of the hunted on horseback. Each bag D m Angeles. Mr. am! Mm Nel- Mr. and Mr». Jani«-» Poole, fithing In c loeo to thore. son moved to Mill City from Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Poole beautiful swimming spots in ged a young bull moose. Both Hermosa Beach, Calif. Mm and Ixo Poole and son spent the clear water and the primi men, who had felt they’d al ready seen the ultimate in scen Nelson will not accompany her the weekend fishing at Wickiup tive beauty of the jungle. Marilee Teller spoke on the ic beauty here in Oregon, were hustmnd on this trip as she does Reservoir. trosportation problems as well much impressed with the wild not like air travel but will take Steaks, Chicken a vacation when he returns. Mm. Itcnnrd Itranett ha-» re as telling of various places of beauty of that region. They were disappointed in the scar Chinese Food turned to her work at Hill interest they visited. All in all the young people city of game, having expected The Bld or Bunch »•tnochle Insurance Agency following a Sea Food agreed that it was a never to be to find the country teeming J club was entertained Monday week's vacation. forgotten experience and one with wildlife. Outside of moose 1 «-venlng at the home of Hel«»n and a coyote Glenn shot, they Live Music Every I Elllng»on with the hostess serv- Mr». Bill Hoeye of (lorvallis for which they were very grate- saw no other kinds of game. tul. I Ing a dessert before the evening Friday and Saturday | of curds. Guests for the even was in town one day last week Following the program cook However, they did get in visiting with friends and rela some good rainbow trout fish tives. They are former resi- ies. coffee and punch were serv ing. They expected the warm, You'll be Hum that the flav ing were Ruth Tohl. Nadine Eaye dents and Bill is now on the ed by Mrs. John Swan. Mrs. Duggan. Belle Heller. orsome nicala you get here Chichester and Edna L-ady. dry weather accounted for the at OSU. He formerly George Davis and Mrs. Lee lack of game. am not only legal- but arc Winning high priz«- was Ruth staff Ross. taught shop at Santiam High Mrs. Edith Mason conducted the beat you’ve ever had. Tohl: pinochle, Nadine Duggan school. a business meeting after the Our customers tell us t hey and low, Hattie Fencl. Hostess Funeral Services Set when various plans for can’t resist coming back for the next meeting will lx* Irene Pmlrohoky entertained recess For Beulah Mathis the year were discussed. members of the Round Robin again and again. Try ub Hattie Fencl. One issue that the women Funeral services are being Pinchle club at her home next time and you'll say the j Attending Euclid (Tiapter OF. Monday evening with dessert plan on trying to correct and held Thursday (today) at 10 a. same. S at Jefferson last Tuesday ev- served before the three tables that is to see that Mill City is m. from Weddle Funeral Home cning were the following mem- of cards were in play. Guests better publicize«! on signs on in Stayton for Mrs. Beulah Ma ben <>f Marilyn Chapter: Mr. for the evening were Lora Ma highway 22 coming out of this. 84. of Gates. and Mm Pete Peterson, Mm son of Salem; Sunnle Chance Salem. Mrs Mathis passed away The next meeting will lx* Sunday at the home of her son. William Hirte, Mm. Jack < ;ui and Evelyn Davis. Mabel Yan- Ilford, Mm. Cecil 1-akc, Mm. kus won the high prize; Sunnic October 15 at the home ■ of Mrs. Robert Rust, following a short Floyd Völkel, Mrs. Dwell Cree Chance, pinochle and Agnes Gladys Mason when a program illness. Interment will be at 9A Jf and Mrs. Sylvia Duncan. Carlson, low. Tlie next meeting will lx* held on Public Affairs. Humboldt, Tenn. Mm. Mathis was bom in will be at the home of Tearly Bob Smith of Brownsville ha-* Humboldt in 1879, living in Los IsFWSIM Beauty Salon •t Muir. been working at the M & M Angeles for 11 yearn before Stayton. Open Monday through MEHAMA Friday 9 to 6. Saturday hours: Week-end guests nt the home Flying A station while Mr. and coming to Gates in 1962. She at Chris Campbell, Owner 8 30 to 4. Phone Stay ton 769- of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Tohl was Mrs. H. W. McCarley were on tended the Gates Community church regularly before her ill- 5322 383 Third Street. 46tf his brother-in-law and sister, vacation. Phone 859-2801 ness. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Con- Mr. and Mm. William J. Survivors besides her son in- nell of San Francisco. Marring of Hitchcock, Texas elude sisters, Mrs. M L. Mr. and Mrs. John MncGreg have returned home following Hawk of Memphis. Tenn.; Mrs. or and twins returned Monday a month's visit with Mr. and Ethel Fitzgerald of Humboldt evening from a weeks vacation Mrs. H. J. Peterson. Arriving and a number of grandchildren. trip to los Angeles and San Tuesday for a two weeks visit Francisco, Calif. They also vis- at the Peterson home were Square Dance Class ited with relatives in M<xiesto their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Starts at Mehama and with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott Oliver of Wichita. Kan, Mason and family in San Le The Mehama Fireplug Square Mr. anti Mrs. I cater Martin andro. While in I os Angeles Dance club began a series of < 'hey took in the sights at Dis- of Daywood Park. Calif., spent lessons Tuesday at 7:30 in the ■eyland. Mrs. MacGregor said Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. fire hall in Mehama. These ’ .ne weather was very hot in the Gil Duckworth. They are form Tuesday night lessons, although er neighbors when the Duck south sponsored by the club are for worths lived in California. everyone beginners or those Mm. Mike Cherry, accompan wishing to take refresher train ied by her sister, Mrs. Hazel ing. Henderson of Salem spent the The cost is nominal and is weekend in North Bend where open to singles or couples. they attended the wedding of Those who missed the first t neice, which was held at the class on the 17th. can still be Mormon church. gin on the 24th or October 1. Woman's Club Mexican Trip MM -1»—Hie .Mill City EnterprÍM-, Thiir»«lay, Sept. 19, |< h »3 Only Routine , Business On Council Slate The September m«-eting of the City Council was held at the city hall Wetlnesday even ing with Mayor J. C. Kimmel presiding at the business meet- ing. There were 15 traffic viola tions cited to court: five for disob«*ying stop signs, six for inadequate mufflers; two for violation of basic rule with sp«-<*d involved; one for no op erator’s license and one for driving with a suspend«-d driv-1 er's license. One arrest was made for al lowing dogs to run at large and one IJnn county warrant was served for unauthorized use of an auto. There were 23 complaints turned in to the police and 16 of these were cleared. Fines collected for the month were $194.75 with the police car patrolling 1.486 miles, using 1921 gallons of gasoline, ac cording to Police Chief Ron Meacham. Bids on gasoline for the per iod September 1, 1963 to Au gust 31. 1964 were opened and Union Oil Company was the tow bidder. Bills totaling $1,867.52 were authorized to be paid. Detroit High School Elects Class Officers DETROIT—The High School elected their class officers for the year. They are as follows: Freshman — President. Patty Chapman; vice president. Reba Miller; secretary. Billie Ma tone; treasurer, Judy Roth; student council representative, Linda Lynback and sergeant at arms, George Maki. Sophomore class—president. Susan Pattee; vice president. Linda Brown; secretary. Don na Storey; treasurer, Margaret Baker: student «xxincil repre sentative. Donna Brown. Junior Class. President. Brian Waters; vice president. Terry Dean; secretary-treasurer, Ei leen Tower; student council representative, to be elected. Senior Class. Pres., Frank Storey; vice president, Ketty Malone; secretary - treasurer, Jerilyn Hopson; student coun cil representative, Janee Bel- veal. Brunner’s Flowers Unwert» For All OCCASIONS Wire Service Our Glad Field Is Blooming 230 N. E. 4th St MUI City, Ore. Phone 897-2452 DELIVER Best Buy McCULLOCH MAC 15 Here’s your ”b«st buy" in an economy saw that's fast and dependable on even the toughest cutting jobs. 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