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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1967)
Among those attending Mo ther’s weekend at OSU will be Mrs. Al Yankus, mother of Rae Yankus, Mrs. Don Walk er, mother of Brent Walker and Mrs. Bud Cline, mother of David Cline, all students at the college. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Grandstaff and family moved to Corvallis this week. He has been transferred to Green Peter Dam from his work at Detroit dam. Mr. and Mrs. Hud Whistler have purchased the fo.mer Stanley Vail home and are in the process of moving here from Kernville. They are friends of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duckworth. The two families were neighbors when the Duckworths lived near the coast. Guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Metteer were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Truffelli of Los Angeles. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo were their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Rambo and children of Med ford. Laura Rambo was home from Mt. Angel college for the weekend. Sunday after noon the Rambos took in the Mt. Angel Theatre Players production of Rhinoceros. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lockrem Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mac Gregor and children spent the weekend in Beaverton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barrows, and daughter. On April 21 Mrs. Marie Tol bert, president of the Mill City Woman’s club, Mrs. Edith Mason, Mrs. O. K. De Witt and Mrs. Mabel King at tended the Marion County Federation of Women’s club meeting at Jefferson. Dr. Rice, a professor at OCE was the guest speaker. were visited Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peters and son, Rickie, of Carleton; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin George of McMinnville and Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Winner of Gaston. Mrs. Winner is a sister to Mrs. Lockrem. The day re Saturday evening Mr. and mained rainless and a won Mrs. Clyde Golden were hon derful visit and dinner were ored with a party in observ enjoyed. ance of their birthdays. The group spent the evening play Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free ing pinochle and refreshments man, Esther. Earnest and were served. Present were Paul were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Golden, guests at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bruder, Mr. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Irl Plymale, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson, Mr. Edward Howe in Salem. and Mrs. Don Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Mr. and Mrs. William Golden and Danny, Mr. and Metteer attended Meridian .Mrs. Charles Golden, Mike Chapter OES in Eugene last and Debbie and Vernon Gold en. Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moore, Sr., from Chimacum, Wn., spent the weekend in Mill City visiting at the home of their children, Mr. and Mrs. William Lyness, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Murry Moore and their families. Mrs. Harvey Tolbert, presi dent of the Mill City Wom en’s club, Mrs. Mabel King, Mrs. Edith Mason and Mrs. O. K. DeWitt attended the 4th District Convention of Wom en’s club at Aurora last week. After the meeting the group toured the new Ox Barn Mu seum which just recently op ened. Mrs. Mill C'ty Garden club will meet Thursday May 4 for a 1 o’clock dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Moore. There will be election of of ficers and the annual plant exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree were hosts at their home Sun day for a family dinner hon oring her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Dickinson of Salem on their 25th wedding anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton, Mrs. J. C. Dickin son, Mrs. John Wehrli, Math ew, Barbara and Joe all of Sa lem, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc Morris, Don Cree and the hosts. Queen of tke Prom j f fl. A. GïlS 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 4, 1967 Voters 0. K. On Wednesday morning, April 26, fifteen members of the Santiam Chapter of Fu ture Teachers of America, with their advisor Doris Sheythe, crowded into the small bus for a field trip to Young & Morgan Chemawa Indian School in Salem and the Baby Louise Takes Timber Bid Haven near Turner. The annual school election When the girls arrived at for administrative school dis Young & Morgan, Mill City, Chemawa, they were greeted trict No. 129J was held Mon was apparent high bidder on by two senior girls, one from day, May 1 with a large turn April 29th on 980,000 board Alaska and the other from out of voters who approved fet of Willamette National Arizona, who are members the budget 155 to 111. Forest timber in the Bing of an organization called i The 1967-68 school budget ham salvage sale. "Guides.” After the group is in the amount of $428,912 The high bid was $65 per M reached the auditorium, the and is an increase of $42,891 for the Douglas fir. The total principal Mr. Sorenson wel over last year. Of this amount price includes the purchas comed them and gave an $373,273 is outside the 6% er’s road construction credit. ! interesting lecture on Che- Three other firms bid in the Elaine Stafford was crown limitation. ed Queen of the Junior-Senior mawa’s history, and the va running oral auction at Detroit Rang Dave Barnhardt Prom Friday evening. She is ried backgrounds of the 810 unopposed in Zone 1 for a er Station. a Senior at Santiam and a students enrolled. Following five-year term received 238 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar a tour of the campus and the votes. various classes, the guides in Albin Cooper, incumbent in vin Stafford. vited the girls to eat lunch Zone 4 received 155 votes in the spacious, well-equipped Guests at the home of Mr. dining room. However, plans with his opponent Ollie Muise 111 votes. and Mrs. Larry Plotts, Sr., had been made to eat at a receiving The I ED Linn-Benton mer are her brother-in-law and “hamburger house.” ger was approved by voters sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler The next stop was Baby from Port Angeles, Wn. Louise Haven. While there, here 152 to 110. We wish to take this oppor the group attended the day tunity to thank our neighbors, Last Thursday evening a school and watched the class friends, and all others who group of ladies met at the Mill es in progress. Many of the contributed clothing, bedding, City Christian church for a students are talented in arts food, household articles and Fellowship meeting. Mrs. and crafts. The group also other acts of kindness shown Edna Lady was program went through the nursery us following the disastrous chairman. Soloist for the ev and intensive care ward. Baby fire at our home recently. ening was Mrs. Laddy Elliott Louise Haven has many from Your generosity and sympa and Mrs. B. J. Quarry was Alaska. It is the “Fairview” thetic deeds are greatly ap pianist. Mrs. Donald Williams for that state. Although every preciated and will always be showed colored slides of the one wanted to stay longer, I remembered. The Ivy Park Church school Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Warner Holy Land which she took time had run out as the bus last summer. Refreshments had to be back for the after had its annual investiture and family. were served and a social hour noon school run. It was an service Friday afternoon with educational and enlightening Pastor Frank Baker from followed. Portland officiating. Mill City trip. is the first school in the Ore Marilyn Chapter No. 145 gon Conference to SRA’s to OES will meet Monday even have the program this year. ing May 8 at 8 p. m. at the Freres Veneer Wins The students put on a pro hall. This is the annual elec gram of songs, recitations, tion of officers.In honor of Forest Service Bid and skills after which Pastor Mother’s day, the men will DETROIT — Freres Veneer Baker presented the awards. Ch«BiU* serve the refreshments. of Lyons was apparent high There was 100 percent parti It is more blessed to give bidder at $379,015 for an es Gates Women’s club annual timated 7,100-Mbf of Willam- cipation by the school under than to receiv. (Acts 20:35) We have been delegated by coffee and plant sale. Thurs ete National timber offered by the leadership of the teacher, day, May 11 from 1 until 4 the U. S. Forest Service in the Miss Bonnie Stuivenga, and God to make a unique contri p. m. at Gates Women’s club Lost Creek No. 2 timber sale the Pathfinder leaders, Lu- bution to life. It may seem in house. Come and bring a held here May 1. Government cille Brannan and Mariam significant to us but from His friend. 19 stumpage and K. V. appraised Horner. point of view we are irre Those receiving awards value was $35,755 which did were: Valerie and George placeable. Be willing, like the Mr. and Mrs. Ervin 8. Pet not include road credits. Lord Himself, to give to erson visited over the week The sale is located about 15 Heibert, Judy Kenline, Melody others more than you receive, end with his brother and sis miles south of Detroit and is Brannan, Phyllis Kenline, especially to those who do not Richard Kenline, Ronald and share your advantages. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mel primarily of green timber. John Brannan, Bill and Caro- vin Peterson and his sister The stand involves 4,500 and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mbf of Douglas fir and peeler Mrs. Phil Smith of Portland. blocks; 1,500 Mbf Western They also visited with her Heihlock and other coniferous FOR MOTHERS' DAY ' mother, Mrs. Mabel Allen and special; 1,100 Mbf of Cedar other relatives. Get her one of these HOUSE DRESSES logs and an unestimated a- mount of pine logs. Which have just arrived Mr. and Mrs. Cylde Golden There were 61 oral bids sub have received word that their mitted with the bidding fo and up son, S/Sgt. David Golden, cused on Douglas fir. Pine 850th Field Maintenance Sqd. and Cedar sold at fixed rates. Chief, has been successful in In the final bidding Douglas maintaining a perfect on time fir sold at $80.25 per M which take off record for 104 con included purchasers’ road secutive flights. Sgt. Golden is Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City Other firms represented a T33 jet trainer crew chief. were Young & Morgan, Mill The T33 is assigned to base City; Simpson Timber Co., operations, base flight section. Albany, and Dana Inc., Idan He is stationed at England ha. AFB, Alexandria, Louisiana. To Mother with love THANKS SDA Church School School Gives Student Awards Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep herd were hosts for a family dinner April 23, honoring their daughter, Mrs. Milton Roten, whose birthday was April and their grandson, Bob Roten, whose birthday was April 20. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roten and Barbara Jean from Lyons, Bob Roten from Eugene. Ber tie Bates from Scio, Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd, Bon nie, Gail, Leroy and Jerry and the hosts. Mrs. Richard Freeman was hostess last Wednesday morn ing for a home demonstrations products party with Mrs. Vir gil Lewis as demonstrator. Present were Mrs. Mary Lou Glass, Mrs. Cyril Archer, Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Mrs. Veryl I Hoover, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Bill Morgan, Mrs. Char Mrs. Edna Gordon was at ley Day, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Spokane over the weekend FOR RENT — Refinished, where she visited with her Freeman. daughter, Janice Gordon, so clean 2 room apartment. 1 Also a 3-room house.—Star Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel phomore at Whitworth col Motel, 3 miles west of Mill pa r- lege. She was there for | returned home last week after 19 City. she ents ’ weekend and said ! a three-week trip to “sunny” Mrs. enjoyed it very much. FOR SALE—Rich top soil for California and other places I of interest. Doc said the wea- Gordon said of particular in garden or lawn. Phone 897- terest was the program pre 2699. 18tf ! ther was so cold, even on sented by the well-known j the desert, that it wasn’t too Whitworth choir. Janice sang FOR SALE—Electric ranges, | pleasant. However, they en- automatic washers, shoes, | joyed visiting with friends with the choir last year but clothes, ironing boards, cof and relatives along the way, was unable to schedule it fee tables, boys’ bicycle, I including Mr. and Mrs. L. this year. Stereo. Otto’s Bargain I Burl Smith in ’ Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Plymale House, across from old thea I They are former Lyons resi- were in Salem Sunday, the tre, Mill City. 18p ' dents. guests of Mrs. Etta Klock. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Demarias. We’re Moving See us today for the finest selection of Mothers Day Greeting Cards and Gifts. You can always find what you need when you shop at the Mill City Pharmacy. adl9 Mr. and Mm. William E. To our friends and customers in the Canyon area we wish to announce that we are in the process of moving our stock to our new location, the former Red and White store on the Highway in Mill City. Please bear with us until the move is made and we are sure we will be better able to serve you in this more accessible location Rose Hardware & Western Auto Phone 897-2785 Mill Cify, Oregon lyn Kenline, David and Larry Horner and Sherie Horner. Pastor Baker showed a film of the Youth Camp and activi ties at Big Lake last sum mer inviting these young peo ple to attend the camp this summer. Bismarck of Hatton, Ark, for mer Idanha residents, an nounce the birth of their se cond child and second daugh ter, Kimberly Ann, who was born April 18 at Dequeen General hospital. She joins a two-year-old sister, Beth Ma- ree. Mrs. Bismark will be re membered as the former Se rena Hawthorne of Idanha. Robert McCall, non of Mr. and Mrs. William McCall left last week for San Diego where he entered basic train ing with the Marines. NOTICE —The Studio of Hair Design will be open Wed nesday through Saturday un til further notice. Shop hours (9 a.m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, ’ prop. 23tf Why Don’t You Subscribe to 1 The Mill City Enterprise Ada’s Needle Shop on Her Day, May 14th Corsages . . Cut Flowers Arrangements Plants — Shrubs Permanent arrangements Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Wire Service Anywhere Ph. «97-2452 Mill City ATTENTION DOG OWNERS Dog Owners Are Reminded That There Is A City Ordinance Forbidding Dogs Running At Large In Mill City. CITATIONS WILL BE ISSUED FOR VIOLATIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE. City of Mill City DON GILLENWATER, Chief of Police
