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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1967)
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mac JESSI Program for Local High School Boys To Be In June 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 6, 1967 3 I Gregor, Bobby and Kay, were at Senior Estates, Woodburn, New Vice President Sunday to attend a Golden Wedding Anniversary recep tion held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vanek. The Mac Gregors saw many people I A one day field trip to they knew when they lived in Gary Jennings, who has Bonneville. Pacific Power & Light Com-' been stationed with the Navy pany’s engineering offices GEORGE T. CREE at Pearl Harbor, is home on and computer center in Port Roger Tuers, freshman at George Thomas Cree, 82, a two-week’s leave. He is OCE spent the weekend at the land is in store for local high passed away suddenly early visiting with his parents, Mr. home of his parents, Mr. and school boys who attend the Monday morning from a heart and Mrs. Paul Jennings and Mrs. Arlo Tueis. He was ac annual Junior Engineers and attack at the home of his other relatives and friends. companied by five of his Scientists Summer Institute son-in-law and daughter, Mr. classmates, one a young man this June at Oregon State and Mrs. Floyd Johnson at Betty Bostwick said she from Hawaii. The group en University. Gates. The Portland engineering attended an interesting senate joyed “playing” in the snow He suffered a heart attack session in Salem Monday. She on Tom Rock, particularly career seminar June 21 pro January 22 and was hospital joined a group of South Port the student from Hawaii, who vides opportunities to visit ized for two weeks and then land Democratic women who was experiencing his first fun with PP&L engineers while went to live with his son and on the job, and to discuss were making a tour of the in the snow. I daughter-in-law, Mr. and career opportunities in tech capitol and attending legisla | Mrs. Lowell Cree where he nical fields. The seminar is tive meetings. Miss Bostwick remained until March 9 when The BitterTck Singers, a said one of the most interest group of 12 U of O students part of a two-week session at the Cree home was damaged OSU which exposes the boys ing people she met was Sen by fire. Since that time he entertain Santiam High to college level scientific and ator Potts from Grants Pass. will had been staying at the John school and upper grade stu technical studies. Roger L. Conkling has been son home. dents on Friday, April 14 at i The career seminar begins Mrs. Robert Levon enter 2:30. The performance will be named vice president of He was born May 6, 1884, tained with a coffee at her at the Mill City grade school I with morning visits to PP&L’s Northwest Natural Gas Com at Covington, Ky., the son of home east of Gates Friday af gym and the public is invited. power, design, engineering, pany, it was announced by Thomas and Fannie Cree. He ternoon, honoring her moth John Kelly, junior at the U of construction and research de Francis F. Hill. moved to Oregon as a child er-in-law, Mrs. Levon from O is among those in the partments, concludes with an Conkling’s appointment be- from Kansas settling in Linn afternoon visit to the Oregon came ( San Francisco, who has been group. effective April 1. County. Museum of Science and In The new vice president will spending several weeks visit He worked as a logger until dustry and includes discus- : ing her family here. Calling NOTICE — 4-H club car sions by many of PP&L’s top have responsibilities in the 1955 when he was struck by during the afternoon from wash. April 15 at rear of fields of planning and devel a car and received serious In Mill City were Mrs. James Stewart’s Grocery. 9 a.m. to engineering, scientific and ' opment and rates. juries. He lived in the Mill technical personnel. Murray, Mrs. Charles Kelly, 4:30 p.m. Cars, $1.00. Pick-ups For the past five years he I City area for the past 38 “Inquiries about the JESSI has been president of Conk years. He was a member of Mrs. Bobbie Budlong, Mrs. $1.25. Work Guaranteed. 15P, program should be directed to ling, Inc., of Portland, a con the Mill City Christian John Wills, and Mrs. Dick the schools,” stated PP&L’s sulting , Parker. Several others were firm which specializes church. Overnight guests at the announcement of the seminar. in the natural gas utility busi unable to attend. Survivors include four Charles Kelly home Friday The program is directed to , ness, particularly in govern children; Lowell O. Cree of night and Saturday were high school sophomores and ] Kenneth Chance is recover ment regulation of that in Mill City; Mrs. Laurell John ( dustry. ing satisfactorily following John Kelly, Jay Oakman of juniors. son of Gates; Paul J. Cree, “The purpose of the JESSI major surgery performed Fri Salem, and Mike Weinkauf of of Mill City, and Mrs. Crystal day at Salem Memorial hos Cottage Grove, all students at program is to expose high O'Rourke of Hoopa, Calif.; the U of O. The boys had been school boys with science and pital. one sister, Mrs. Lottie Mathis to Portland to hear the fare mathematics aptitudes to ca Santiam Hi Students of Salem; nine grandchildren, Lee Croakerts of Forest well concert of the famous reer possibilities in science To Sponsor Feed Mrs. Patricia McClintock, San Kingston Trio which is dis and engineering to encour Grove was a Sunday visitor at Diego, Calif.; Mrs. Joan Hudg banding. age more younger people to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Members of the Santiam ins, Rockford, Ill.; Miss Kath pursue opportunities in these j High School Band and Chor leen O’Rourke, Berkeley. Cal.; William Metteer and daugh Guests last Wednesday at fields,” the announcement , us are busy raising money for Mrs. Jean Dickens, Hoopa, ters. | the home of Mr. and Mrs. said. their annual spring concert Calif.; Mrs. Shirley Cowden, Recent guests at the home Lowell Cree for a birthday trip to the coast in early May. Madras; Robert Cree, Red of Mr. and Mrs. James Olson luncheon honoring Mrs. They will have a spaghetti mond; Mrs. Frances Cuth and Barbara, was another Cree’s mother, Mrs. J. C. Dick feed at the Mill City grade bert, Salem; Mrs. Betty Lou daughter, Mrs. Bob Bailey of inson of Salem on her 87th school gym on Thursday, McMorris, and Donald Cree Anchorage, Alaska. Mrs. Ol birthday were Mrs. Dickinson, April 13 from 6 to 8 p. m. both of Mill City; twelve son spent a few days last Mr. and Mrs. O W. Gorton Judy Boroughs is general great grandchildren and a week visiting with her sister all of Salem; Mrs. Charlie chairman for the feed and number of neices and neph in Portland whose husband French, Mrs. Gordon Mc- promises lots of spaghetti at ews also survive. Sandra Cooper, senior at a nominal cost per plate. had died suddenly while they Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Cree. Funeral services will be Santiam High school, has re- were vacationing in Palm held at the Weddle Funeral Nat Wilis is confined to his ceived word that she has been Springs. Home Thursday at 1:30 o’clock home with a fractured rib, selected as a winner of one NO FUTURE with Rev. Guy Armstrong Side-stepping responsibility of the S & H Foundation Mer Recent guests at the home which he received when he of Turner officiating. Burial is one sure way of ending will be in the Bilyeu Den of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Loucks slipped and fell recently at chant Scholarships. The Sperry & Hutchinson up permanently on the side Cemetery near Scio, were Mrs. Don Porter and the Shingle mill. Mr. and three children and Mrs. Don Mrs. Jim Stock and children Company annually awards 50 lines. He was married to Emma Limbocker and daughter all of Sweet Home visited at the four-year national scholar I Burton, September 19, 1907. ships to the children of per Why Don’t You Subscribe to She passed away in Septem from Salem. The ladies are Wills home Sunday. sons employed by merchants The Mill City Enterprise daughters of the Loucks. ber, 1956. Mrs. Mike Wilson left Sat who distribute S&H Green NOTICE — The Studio of urday for Pocatello, Ida., to Stamps. Sandra’s father, Al Hair Design will be open Wed attend funeral services for bin Cooper, is employed by nesday through Saturday un her grandfather who had pas- Girod’s Hilltop Super Market j in Minn City. til further notice. Shop hours sed away. The scholarship will carry 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, Rob Morgan, who has com a stipend of $300 for the com-1 prop. 23tf pleted his four-year hitch in ing academic year and will be i the Navy is now at home. He renewable for an additional said Monday he plans on re three years, provided an aca I turning to college to complete demic record acceptable to the University of Oregon is his education. achieved. Sandra Duggan, who is em The scholarship is based on ployed in a Portland office test scores, scholastic record, » X spent a recent weekend with recommendations, and leader-1 fit ■ f i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ship. k Jack Duggan and other fam Miss Cooper plans to attend :: í; : ■ the U of O and major in so-1 ily members. I#! ciology. LOCALS TV, Radio & Appliance Call Us Any Day For Service No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between Stayton and Gates. ON OR OFF THE CABLE RCA VICTOR The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. 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Luncheon guests last Thurs day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree were Mrs. John Wehrli, Barbara, Ma thew and Joe from Salem; Mrs. Ralph Budlong and Mrs Gordon McMorris. Bill Howe of Portland and Mill City Pharmacy TERRY CLOTH $J29 and $ J39 a yard New Shipment of Artificial Flowers per stem I Oc to 29c Ada’s Needle Shop 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City iá li I 0 Ellis Meuser, former San- son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe of Mill City has been Prescriptions Our transferred to the Salem J. C. Penney store where he Specialty will be in charge of sales and Rest assured . . . any merchandise. He has been at prescriptions filled the Vancouver, Wn. store the here are compounded past two years. He started with extra care. his new job Monday. Bill grew up in Mill City and was a graduate of Mill City high school and Oregon State U. i He married the former Bar- MEL EIDE, Owner j bara Barton and they have Ph. 897-2812 Mill City I three sons, Bart 7, Bruce 4, and Brian 3. Phone 897-2141 Appliance — Radio SALES — SERVICE 503 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-2151 Birth Dates to Appear On All Vehicle Title Applications Beginning April 10, birth dates will be required for all persons whose names appear on Oregon motor vehicle title applications as the registered owners. This step is necessary, ac cording to Vern L. Hill, di rector of the Department of Motor Vehicles, to provide positive identification of per sons applying for titles. DMV offices have been in structed not to process appli cations unless the birth date information is provided, Hill said. “This step had to be taken,” he said, “because it is difficult to avoid name mix-ups as the population grows. Birth date and full name help to reduce the possibility of error in identification.” This will also provide cross reference between driver and vehicle records, he added. George Crennell of the Nn- Method Cleaners for the past several years, is reported as being in serious condition at Salem Memorial hospital, suf fering from a growth in the lungs. Mrs. Crennell and their daughter-in-law from Stayton are continuing to run the business. Recent gueMs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffy were Lee Morris of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Mor ris and daughter of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Shelton of Stayton were Saturday vis itors at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Steve I Champ. I. A'. SALE STARTS THURSDAY APRIL 6 Having decided to close out my business, everything in the store must GO... Were selling everything to the bare walls on a first come first serve basis Come Early and Save Money!!! Come in and Buy Early ALL Groceries Going At n .0^1 ALL Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Fishing Tackle HF
