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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1966)
4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 22, 1966 The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too FLOWERS Wedding and Funeral Designs Green Plants Flowering Plants Gifts of Distinction Wire Service Anywhere Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Brunner's Flowers 230 N. E. 4th St Ph. 897-2452 Mill City MEHAMA Mr. and Mrs. Oren Small camped on the Metolius river during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mc Carley Jr. and four daughters of Eugene visited a short time here with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cooper when they were spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ho race McCarley at Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook spent most of the weekend be fore last and also visited with relatives in Portland. Mrs. G. D. Bilyeu of Leban on visited here a short time with relatives on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moultan of San Francisco, Calif., ar rived last Friday for a visit with her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Griffiths. By .Mr». John Teeters Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Branch returned home Mon day, Sept. 12 from a five-day vacation trip when they visit ed briefly with relatives in Nevada but spent most of the time at various ghost towns in Nevada and California. They were particularily im pressed with Bodie, Calif., which is a State Park and con tained many interesting build ings and exhibits. Mrs. Branch said that they would like to return there again some time. Mrs. Grant Smith and Mrs. Bonnie Wagner visited last Thursday with Mrs. Smith’s sister, Mrs. Douglas Jansen in Portland. They also spent some time at the Lloyd Cen The development of intelli gence includes an application ter. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Titze and of solitude. Hemlock and other species at $63.05 per M in the Young & Morgan Simpson Top Bidder going final bidding. Pine sold at the minimum price. A minimum bid of $43 per M Get Right-of-way On Timber Sale acceptable had been set by the U. S. For DETROIT — Simpson Tim est Service on the Douglas fir Timber Bid ber Co. of Albany was ap and Pine. parent high bidder at $236,- 437.50 on the Parks Santiam No. 4 Timber Sale conducted at Detroit Ranger Station Tuesday morning. Govern ment appraised value was $146,383.50. The sale has an estimated 3,750 Mbf of timber and is lo cated near Highway 22 ap proximately 30 miles East of Detroit near Big Meadows road. The sale, primarily of live timber, involves 2,900 Mbf of Douglas fir, 850 Mbf of Hem lock and other species and an unestimated amount of pine. There were 50 oral bids with Douglas fir and the DETROIT — Young & Mor There were eight other firms represented at the sale. gan, Mill City, was apparent high bidder at $74,827.50 on the proposed Santiam High way Right of Way Timber Sale conducted at the Detroit Ranger Station here Friday morning. Government ap praised value for the estimat ed 1,650,000 board feet «f Will The class of 1966 at Santiam amette National Forest tim High school will be well rep ber was $49,109.50. There were resented this fall in schools 60 oral bids with the predom inant Douglas-fir going at of higher learning. Attending OCE will be Da $49.00 per M in the final bid vid Baley, Craig Bennett, Ka ding. . thy Boroughs, Frank Cather- A minimum price-of $30.63 wood, Gary Chichester, Roger per M had been set by the Tuers and Geneva Johnson. U.S. Forest Service on the Going to Mt. Angel College Douglas-fir stand. will be Laura Jo Rambo and Other firms represented at Tom Etzel. the sale were Freres Veneer, Dianne Schulz will attend Lyons; Simpson Timber Co., OSU as will Brent Walker, Albany; Danawood Inc., Idan Wilda Wilson, Sharon Rose ha; and Clear Lumber Co., and Frank Harrison. Sweet Home. Warren Reid will attend the The sale, primarily of live U of O and Rita Savage and timber, is located along high Dan Rue will take courses at way 22 about 32 miles East of Salem Tech. Detroit. Rick Scharback will go to Purpose of the sale is for Portland State College with the removal of timber along Mike Worley also to attend the North Santiam Highway that college. Tom Schobert from the junction to this side will attend Lewis & Clark of Hogg Rock which allows college. the widening of that strip of Juanita Morgan will take the highway, and to create a nurses training at Good Sam better public view of the his aritan hospital in Portland. toric spot of the old railroad Claudia Hayden is attending bed near Hogg Rock. business college in Portland and Margie Godwin plans on Mrs. Glenn Julian furthering her secretarial ca Hosts Garden Club reer at The Dalles. LYONS — Mrs. Glenn Jul Several of the boys in the class are either in the service ian was hostess for the Sep or plan on joining soon. Hugh tember meeting of the Lyons McWhirk is now in the ser Garden Club held at her home vice and Gary Jennings is Wednesday afternoon at 1 with the Navy and stationed p.m. The usual business was at Pearl Harbor. Philip Bum carried out with Mrs. Harley garner is working now but Scott presiding and Mrs. will enter the service in No Ralph Downer as secretary. Mrs. Glenn Julian and Mrs. vember. Terry Drake is working for Orville Downing was appoint the Forest Service and plans ed the nominating committee on entering the service later, to select new officers for ano as will Eddy Morrison who is ther year. It was voted to ac now working for Green Ven cept the invitation from the Mill City Garden Club to be eer. Wally Novak is working at their guests on October 6 at the Stayton cannery at pres 1 p.m. at the Fellowship hall. ent but will take courses in Oriental arranging will be the electrical work in Salem this topic with a guest speaker. Also to be their guests on winter. Kathryn Dishong has been Nov. 3 at 1 p.m. at the Gates working in the high school Community hall with Holiday office this summer and her decorating the topic. At the future plans are not definite close of the meeting Mrs. although she says she will Julian served refreshments. continue working. Several class members are married including J a n e t a Johnson (Mrs. Don Huckeby) and Leila Barney (Mrs. Ger ald Irvin). Also married is Rose Devine (Mrs. John Cupps). Karen Meader is working in Salem and Sandra Duggan in Portland. Susan Whitsett is working in a Salem business office. Area Young People Leave for College Former Local Folks Hurt in Car Crash Playing around an electric water heater is as safe as a coloring book! L ► Electric water heating has no flame—so it's both dean and safe. Put it anywhere, for it needs no flues or vents. : I No wonder ZJUJ U q of all homes and apartments built Eight persons were injured late Saturday afternoon at the intersection of Silverton and Brown Road N.E. Among those injured was Charles Perkins, 61, of Aums ville and his wife, Florence. Both are in satisfactory condi tion at Salem General Hospi tal. He suffered face lacera tions and possible back injur ies and she received a hand fracture. Their son-in-law, Donald Wunder, 30, of Salem was list ed as one of the drivers of the two-car accident. He and his family received outpatient treatment. Sidney Brady of Silverton was listed as driver of the other car. He was charged with driving while intoxicat ed, according to Marion Coun ty sheriff deputies. He was also driving with a suspended license. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins are former Mill City residents, living here while they oper ated Meander Inn. 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