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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1967)
The ladies of the Mill City Christian Church will hold a meeting at the church on Thursday evening, April 27, at 7:30 p.m. There will be a program and all ladies in town are most cordially In vited to attend. Visiting from Friday until Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chudzinski were their long time friends Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Richard son of Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Echardt of Novato, Cal ifornia. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett took their new camper last weekend and met Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stover and family of Pasco, Wn., near Beacon Rock, Wn. They fished in the Columbia in near perfect weather. Mrs. Bassett said they didn’t get many fish but had a real good time. The Stovers are former Mill City residents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Park er and daughters who recent ly lost their home by fire have moved into the "Pink” Mason home. Calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw one day last week was Mrs. Mrytle Phillips of Carmichael, California. Mrs. Phillips and her late husband, Clifford, were residents of Mill City for many years. Ted Malone, who operated Haleys' Drive-In before mov ing to Salem, has purchased a like business at Sweet Home. He was in Mill City this week transacting busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Zim FISHERMAN'S SPECIAL New 3.9 h.p. Mercury—$150 ay2 h.p. Johnson—$96 Detroit Outboard Service Phone 854-3630 merman, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coffman, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coles and Brenda, visited with Almeta Theiss at Copal- is Beach, Wn., over the week end. While there they took advantage of two minus tides and soon all had their limits of razor clams. Mr. and Mrs. Lou's Weis- inger of Ontonagon, Mich., who had been visting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swartz, were called home un expectedly by illness in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ver beck and family of Tangent spent Saturday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verbeck. Accompany ing them was their friend, Miss Sharon Smith of Lake Oswego. Johnnie Clark, who recent Sinus Headache? & Sinurex Analgesic and decongestant formula helps bring blessed relief from the pressure pain of sinus headache. $189 36 TABLETS JL AT OUR DRUG STORE Prescri ptions Our Specialty Rest assured . . . any prescriptions filled here are compounded with extra care. Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City ly retired from work on the SP railroad, is making a trip by train to Texas where his is visiting with friends and with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Spencer. She is a daughter of Mrs. Clark who was unable to make the trip because of poor health. Visiting at the Clark home this week was their granddaughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Irwin of Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peck were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heintzelman of Ta- huya, Washington, on Wed nesday and Thursday of last week. Mill City greeted them with wonderful weather which they enjoyed very much after the sandstorms of Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mowry and son, James, were dinner guests Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Metteer, Mrs. Steve Chudzinski, Mrs. Charlie French, Mrs. Veryl Hoover, Mrs. Don Carlson, Mrs. Cecil Lake, and Mrs. Lowell Cree attended Sweet Home Chapter OES at Sweet Home last Wednesday night. Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, and Mrs. Lowell Cree visited Mrs. Walter Miller in Turner last I Tuesday and viewed her | beautiful gardens which were I full of spring blossoms. Mrs. Don Andrews, Mike and Dawn from St. Johns, Washington have been visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw for several days. Guests at the Lowell Cree home Monday were Mrs. Cree’s mother. Mrs. J. C. Dick inson and her brother-in-law and sister Mr. anti Mrs. A. W. Gorton of Salem. Mrs. Hollis Turnidge and The Best Cleaner Ever 30% more effective on rugs. 250% more suction with attachments. Dial on the back lets YOU regulate exact power needed. Handy "time-to-empty" signal for throw-away bag. CLEANED BY HOOVER th* best insurcnc* your furnishings can have*«« $89.50 Less Tools Drushella Furniture Mart Mrs. Lowell Cree attended a ■ flower arranging demonstra tion last Saturday afternoon at the Salem Heights Com munity Hall with Mrs. Elea- 1 nor Zappalo of Seattle as demonstrator. Ixtnra Rambo and her room- j mate at Mt. Angel College, Pat Reisinger, spent the week- end at the home of Laura’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel I Rambo. The Mill O'ty Garden Club will meet next Thursday, May | 4, at the home of Mrs. Fred Moore with Mrs. Faye Ver- i beck as co-hostess. There will be election of officers and the annual plant exchange. NOTICE — The Studio of Hair Design will be open Wed nesday through Saturday un til further notice. Shop hours 367 N. 3rd Ave. Stayton 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke. prop. 23tf Phone 769-5216 Exchange Student Talks at Santiam P. T. A. Meeting Out of State Visitor | Springboard I Sweats Out Loss of Wallet; Found at Park Teachers Visit GATES—What started out Sunday as a pleasant sight local Schools seeing trip up the Canyon for 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 27, 1967 One of the most interesting , the Jim Siegfrieds and their Steve Irvin, principal of the meetings of the year for San houseguest, Mr. and Mrs. C. Liberty Elementary, Salem, tiam PTA was Thursday ev D. Austin, and daughter, Laur and four of his classroom Come in and shop our store now while our ening when Cesare Gessler, ie of Seattle, developed some teachers visited the Mill City selection of Mother’s Day Gifts is Complete American Field Service Ex pretty frantic moments, when Elementary and the Gates change student from Switzer upon returning to the Sieg Primary school Friday. The land showed pictures and fried home, it was discovered purpose of this visitation was It’s easy to find what you want when you Mr. Austin had lost his wal to compare their "Sringboard” talked on his home country. shop at our Mill City store Young Gessler attends Stay- let containing a plane ticket program with that of the tion Union high school and is and money for a business trip Mill City-Gates project. Each making his home with a Stay to San Francisco he planned school has been involved with ton family during the school to make that afternoon. The “Springboard” since Septem year. He was introduced by two men hurriedly retracted ber and an exchange of teach Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City Janice Powell of Lyons, tea their steps, ending at the er ideas at this time will help cher in the Stayton school checkout stand at Mongold to improve the other’s educa Park where Mr. Austin had tional program. system. It was interesting to note gotten out of the car to drop Some of the areas under that Switzerland is not a very off their visitors’ card. Won study by the visiting teachers progressive country and his der of wonders, his wallet had were: instructional material listeners were somewhat been found in front of the center (IMC) usage by stu amazed to learn that automat stand by the attendant, Mrs. dents: student licensing pro ic dishwashers, dryers and Edith Howell of Mill City. cedures, whereby the child washers were not in use She had been busy herself qualifies to operate audio there, at least by the ordin making inquiries in an at- visual equipment; distribu temps to get the wallet back tion of audio visual equipment ary family. Gessler said the driving age to its owner. and materials between schools The Austins left soon after and effective teaching inno in Switzerland is 18 and there is a movement under wards for Portland where vations utilized by the class way to get it raised to 20. they left for San Francisco. room teacher. Also of interest to Teen-agers The Mill City school’s IMC (and parents) is the fact that is recognized as being excep the average age for young tionally functionable and pro people to get married is 27 for gressive. Shelving and equip women and 29 for men. ment tables of the IMC which Gessler said that women in have been constructed by the his country are not allowed school maintenance person the many privileges that they nel under the leadership of By Pat Moore are here. They are not allow Lee Fisher, were favorably ed to vote, very few work commented on for their prac "Santiam Highlight” con ticability and outside the home and in many economy. The other ways are far behind tinued its winning ways as it “Springboard” program visita was presented with a Nation their American counterparts. and the exchange of al Certificate of Honor for its tions view points is a “two way participation in the Willam Combo To Play Again ette TB and Health Associa street” with many excellent being received as well tion School Press Project. ideas At Highwayman Inn as given. members of the jour Good news to many resi Several class attended the dents is the return to The nalism award banquet in Albany, re Mrs. Leming Elected Highwayman Inn of the Com Pres. Idanha Group bo that played there last cently. Kathy Story accepted the IDANHA—Mrs. Opal Lem summer, Harriet, Pappy and state certificate of merit and ing was elected president of Donnie. Cooper accepted the | the Idanha American Legion Not only is this group cap Sandra national award, consisting of able of good music but they the certificate of honor and Auxiliary Unit 141 at the re are all friendly people and $25. The Journalism class de gular Auxiliary meeting of seem glad to become a part cided to donate the $25 to the the month. Other officers elected for the ensuing year All persons having disassembled cars, of the community w'hile here. TB Association. were Ada Tompkins, first They played at Disneyland The students won the award vice; Eunice Round, second before coming here last year through their participation in junk cars, immovable cars, objection and returned to California for the Willamette T B and vice; Joe Leffler, secretary; the winter. They like the Health Assn. 30th annual Thelma Smith, treasurer; Car mountains and streams of school press project for their rie Storey, chaplain; Ruth Mil able material, eye-sore material of any this area in the summer and feature articles pertaining to ler, historian and Edith Bitt ner, Sgt.-at-arms. said they were glad to be air pollution. On the executive committee back. kind or hazardous material on their Others attending the ban are Pearl Giebeler, Bernice They will play at the High quet from Santiam were Shar Dummer and Sarah Benton. wayman starting this Friday on Robertson, Elaine Staf from 9 until 2. Saturdays ford, Donna Griffith, Lyle Delegates named were Thel property in Mill City will be held in ma Smith and Ruth Miller, they will play the same hours Cutsforth, and Pat Moore. with Joe Leffler and Opal and Sundays from 8 until 1. Mrs. Donald Sheythe, Burt Leming as alternates. violation of Ordinance No. 91 of the Harriet, familiarly known Boroughs and Bob Monson Other business on the agen as the golden girl with the provided the transportation da was the nomination of two golden voice, has added a along with a watchful eye. City of Mill City. girls the Auxiliary will send number of new songs to her to Girls’ State this summer. repetoire. They are Madal.vn Smith, Mrs. Horace McCarley was Ernest L. Podrabsky Jr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. called to California to attend Promoted To Senior Robert Smith of Idanha and funeral services for her bro Laura Storey, daughter of Mr. ther-in-law, who passed away Master Sergeant and Mrs. Chester Storey of at his home near Los Angeles. LU0ON, Philippines—Ern Detroit. Alternate is Cecelia She plans to be gone about a est L. Podrabsky Jr., son of Williamson, daughter of Mr. week. I Mr. and Mrs, Ernest L. Pod-* 1 and Mrs. Junior Williamson Mrs. J. H. Hershberger and rabsky Sr. of Mill City, has of Idanha. Out-going presi is Mrs. Carolyn Gardner, Mrs. Harold Hostettler said been promoted to senior mas dent has served as president this week that their uncle, ter sergeant in the U. S. Air who for the past two years. Thomas Culley, is getting Force. The American Legion will Sergeant Podrabsky is a nominate along satisfactorily following their officers at the a stroke a week or so ago. maintenance analysis super regular business on He had been living in quart intendent at Clark AB, Philip Tuesday evening. meeting Election ers at the former Dick Turpin pines. He is a member of the will be held May 9. Barber shop. He has since Pacific Air Forces which pro Joint installation is sched They sell for you suffered a series of strokes vides air power to maintain uled for some time in June. and has now lost his sight. the U. S. defense posture in in eloquent silence He was hospitalized in Salem the Pacific and conducts air for a few days and is now operations in Southeast Asia. Capt. Thiess Makes Silent but persuasive, your The sergeant is a 1950 grad Vietnam Strike in the Silver Garden Nursing letterhead is your top sales uate of Mill City High school. home in Silverton. and Mrs. Jerry Coffman man for promoting new He attended Everett (Wash.) of Mr. Mehama have received business. We design letter Mr. and Mr». Glen Shelton Junior College and the Uni word that their son-in-law, heads with built-in sales- accompanied by her son-in- versity of Washington, during Capt. Alvin Thiess, flying U. Printing law and daughter, Mr. and his off-duty hours. He served SAF F100 Super Saber a was appeal. for «II Mrs. Homer Williamstons and during the Korean War. in a recent Vietnam Air daughters attended a music purpotoi strike. festival at the Salem Armory They reportedly leveled sev last week. Mr. Shelton said Haleys Drive In eral enemy positions and it was quite a thrilling eve bunkers and finished up the Telephone 897-2772 ning, especially the finale Open for Business strike with strafing. when 1,000 young people were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Settel- Capt. and Mrs. Thiess make on the stage. mever have leased Haley’s their home at Copalis Beach. ' Drive-In and opened for busi- Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Don Clarke | ness this week. have returned home after They purchased the equip spending the winter in Yuma, ment from Ted Malone, who Arizona. Mr. Clarke said they i will be operating a similar j had to return home as it was business in Sweet Home. getting too warm there. How They will bo open every ever, he said it was a little day except Wednesday with too chilly here right now to hours from 11 a. m. to 9 FROM suit them. I p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Settelmeyer, Lloyd Rose, printer at The I who moved here from Port Enterprise, spent the week land are living temporarily in end at Prineville. He and his a motel but plan a more per wife. Wanda, and their two ment residence later. children visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Rose. He said the high Gov. McCall Fishes way over the pass was in 3 Speed Trans. — Heater 3 Speed Trans. — Heater good shape, even when they At Detroit Lake Heavy Duty Springs and Defroster — Pass. Seat DETROIT — Among the returned home late Sunday- I»ng, Wide Box 5200 lbs. GVW Rating evening. many fishermen. It was in White walls teresting to note that our Mr. and Mrs. James Olson Governor Tom McCall enjoy were shocked to learn of the ed the fishing opening day on sudden death Friday of his Detroit Lake He even caught brother, Gordon Olson of some fish and it was a chilly Portland. Mrs. Olson said an 32 degrees in the morning. older brother was under treat The governor was a guest j ment for a heart condition, I of Brazier Small, who has a I High & Cheineketa - Salem Phone 364-0184 but that Gordon was in ap I summer home overlooking parent good health. * Detroit Lake. Ada’s Needle Shop School Paper Wins National Award Advertisement SPARK YOUR SALES WITH LETTERHEADS Mill City Enterprise NEW DODGE TRUCKS THE DODGE BOYS 67 DODGE '/, Ion Pickup - V-8 bl DODGE VAN A100-318Eng. *2175 *2470 TEAGUE MOTORS DODGE
