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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1967)
Gilbert Myers of Silverton and Elkhorn was a Sunday evening visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs. Lang Stafford of Gates. Spending the weekend at the of bis parents, were Mr. and Mrs. Don Howe. Don is Mrs. Clyde Gulden and Mrs. stationed near Tacoma with Charles Golden were co-host- the U. S. Army. esses Thursday evening at the Charles Golden home for a Mr. and Mrs. Alan Warde home products party. Mrs. from Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Janet Lewis was the demon Stanley Warde and children strator. Following the demon from Eugene; Mrs. Mary Cas stration the hostesses served well from Springfield, Mr. refreshments. Those attend and Mrs. Richard Corbett and ing were Mrs. Charlie French, family from Portland and Mr. Mrs. Bud Bruder, Mrs. Mary and Mrs. John Cooke from Johnson, Mrs. Bobbie Wiley, Detroit were among the out- Mrs. Chris Barker, Mrs. Ella of-town people attending Worley, Mrs. Muriel Phillips, graduation Friday evening. Mrs. Ernest Ragsdale, Sr., Mrs. Jerry Golden, Mrs. Janet Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Swift Lewis, Mrs. Clyde Golden and from Puyullup, Wn., were in Mrs. Charles Golden. Mill City last week looking after their property. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep herd went to Prineville Sat After June 1, Mrs. Elsie Pot urday where they visited Mr. ter will be at the Willamette and Mrs. Charlie Peters. They Lutheran Home, 6793 Wheat- returned home Monday. land Road, N. E. Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuhl man and family from Salem were in Mill City Friday ev ening to attend the graduation exercises. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hel ler. Mary Susann was a mem ber of the graduating class. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Stew art and family were guests Sunday at the Silverton home of her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tobey. A family dinner hon ored Mrs. Stewart and her daughter Nancy on their birthday anniversaries. An Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Jenk additional guest was Sue ins from Lacomb attended Brown, Nancy’s roommate at graduation exercises here Fri Mt. Angel College. day evening for their great niece, Elaine Stafford. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peck returned Wednesday, May 24, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zie- from a short trip which took bert and two of their daugh them to Lake of the Woods ters attended graduation ex Resort near Medford and to ercises here Friday evening. Reno, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ziebert are both friends. They say Oregon’s graduates of Santiam Union Rests are beautiful, not too High school. They now make far apart and a welcome ha their home in Springfield ven for tired travelers. The where he is employed by the weather was sunny, warm Springfield City police. His and wonderful all the way. sister, Charlotte was a mem ber of the graduating class. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Adair returned Thursday, May 25 Guests for Memorial day at from a six-week trip which the home of Mr. and Mrs. took them to Ohio and Michi Jack Scott were the A. W. To gan where they visited rela man family of Salem and Mr. tives and friends. They said and Mrs. W. R. Sevens of they had a fine time but were Lyons. glad to be back home. Mrs. Richard Freeman, Es ther and Paul went to Crow graduation last Wednesday evening where her cousin, Leslie Howe was a member of the graduating class. Mark and Gary Meuser at tended graduation exercises a t Crow last Wednesday night. They formerly attended school there. The Mill C ty Education association will close the school year with a banquet at 7 o’clock Friday in a Salem restaurant. Officers for the 1967-68 school year will be in stalled. They are Fred Gru ver, president; Dick Ricketts, vice president; Mrs. Charlene Slack, secretary, and Miss Judy Parent, treasurer. Relatives of Earnest Free man who were here for his graduation Friday evening were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Preston of Longview, Wn., Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cash and three sons from Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Howe and Leslie from Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howe and James Edward. Mr. and Mrs. John Meuser from Eugene were in Mill City Friday to attend gradua tion evercises for their bro thers, Gary Reuser and Lind sey Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Peterson were in Seattle over the week end where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones, former Mill City residents. Clarence is now in a nursing Miss Leona Ijamb of Port home there and Mrs. Jones land spent the Memorial Day is staying with their son and weekend visiting at the home family, the Stanley Joneses. of Mr .and Mrs. Don Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake Among those who will be entertained Sunday for Rob receiving degrees from OSU ert Schneiter, Liz Chaffee, on Sunday, June 4th will be Cherie Chalender, Rebecca Rozillah Yankus, Science Ma Earhart and Linda Olmstead. jor and Barbara Olson, Edu cation Major. There are 2500 graduates in this years class, the largest in OSU history. Accident Injures Man from Salem NOTICE — The Studio of Hair Design will be open Wed nesday through Saturday un til further notice. Shop hours IDANHA — Archie Ray 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, Browning, 39, of 125 Gerth prop. 23tf Ave. N. E. Salem sustained a broken left leg, right elbow, cuts and bruises in a one-car accident early Saturday morn ing when his car ran into a roadside bank about five miles east of Idanha. Reports indicated the car turned over twice throwing the victim out onto a pile of rocks. Browning, wearing a cast on his right leg, was alone in the car when the accident oc curred about 12:15 a. m. He was taken to Santiam Memorial hospital. Stayton, by Detroit Mobile First Aid Unit. The car was extensively damaged. Santiam Ripples By Judy Boroughs On Monday, May 22 Santi am had a costume day which turned out to be quite success ful. Almost everyone partici- I pated. Wednesday during the noon 1 hour the annual Junior-Sen ior Tug 0-War was held with the senior class coming out ' on top. The class of ’67 be- : came the first class in the history of Santiam to win the , Tug-O-War for two years in I a row. Ministerial Assn. To Sponsor Bible School The Mill City Ministerial Association will sponsor the 1967 Vacation Church school for children of the commun ity. The theme this year will be “The God of Love.’’ The Kindergarten, Primary, and Junior age groups will meet for two consecutive weeks at the Presbyterian, church, June 5-9 and 12-16 from 9 to 11:45 a. m. The Junior and Junior High young people will meet for one week only at the Christ ian church from 7 to 9 each evening. A time of fun, fellowship and crafts, plus the unique new curriculum, Concordia Press, awaits each youngster who attends. Pre-registration was held Sunday, May 28 and will be held again Sunday, June 4 in the Sunday schools. However, those who are not able to register in a Sunday school, may do so the first day of the church school, June 5. Registration fee per family is $1.50. Heading the Kinder garten department will be Mrs. Wilma Shepherd; the Primary department, Miss Mary Heller; the Junior de partment, Mrs. Anna Lee Murray, and for the Junior high will be Mrs. Lee Lyness. Marilyn Club Meets At Lake Home DETROIT IDANHA Graduation ceremonies for the class of 1967 were held at the grade school gym on Friday evening, May 27. Commencement speaker was Dr. Dan Poling, Dean of men at OSU. His subject was “Responsibilities of an In dividual in a Democracy.” D. Barnhardt, school board chair man, presented the diplomas. The high school band, di rected by Spencer Hillesland, played the processional and Recessional marches. Valedictorian was Nancy Cogar and Salutatorian was Sandra Cooper. Other honor graduates were Lorena Har mon, Fay LaMunyan and Patti Eastwood. Fifth Grades Enjoy School Day at Park Both fifth grade classes hiked to Fishermen’s Bend park Friday. The day’s activ ities were planned by class committees. The 43 students were ac companied by their teachers, Mrs. Thelma Phelps, and Mrs. Elaine Main, and four high school students, Sheryl Oliv er, Theresa Lankins, Susie Dueber, and Ellen Rust. Mill City Teacher Is Council Chairman At a recent meeting of the Linn County Coordinating Council, Mrs. Mary Wright was elected chairman for the 1967-68 school year. Mr Wright’s duty will be to preside at meetings of the Linn County Education As sociation’s Coordinating Coun cil. She teaches seventh and eighth grade math at Mill City Elementary school. 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 1, 1967 in Eastern Oregon and stop ceptionally good turnout of By Janet Lewis The first meeting and prac ped at the Thunderegg beds. members. The grounds sur Albert Millsap of Lafeyette, rounding the fire hall were tice of the Gates Women’s Boots Chanipioa Softball team met Wednesday, Oregon, visited friends in the also cleaned up. The new tele Joyce Dewhurst May 24, at the Gates Ele Gates area over the weekend. phone alert system was given Doyle and Gerold Sarff and its final test and found to The decorative floral bas mentary school. Alice Rice kets were placed in the down Roberta Dodge, Mary Car Marvin Dodge arrived in Ket work perfectly. Fire permits are now required for burning town business district preced penter, Rosie Cupps, Sharon chikan, Alaska, May 20. Mrs. Pat Jensen, Mike, Ron and can be obtained from ing the Memorial day week Harrison, Judy Holman, Vera end. This project is sponsor Dennis, Roberta Hallagan, nie and Susan of Olalla, Wn., John Roten at his home or ed annually by the Woman’s Deloris Sarff and Lori Roth and Mrs. Carolyn Brejcha service station. Civic club as part of a beau were present. More players and Dawn Risner of Beaver John Taylor, Irv Tucker, are needed and all women in ton, spent the weekend with and Hank Bartell of Aums tification program. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young of terested are urged to attend their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ville spent Friday evening to Salem are spending a two- the regular practice nights of , Hollis Turnidge. They also Sunday fishing at East lake. visited with their sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Herron week vacation at their sum Monday or Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Whit Bob Kelle and watched the had their daughter and hus mer home site here. They found the weather a wee bit more and children were1 graduation ceremonies of Ka band, Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Jones of Albany, visiting for nippy, fishing good, but catch guests at the Dale Scharff thy Kelle. Pete Peterson’s barn was the weekend. They attended home to watch the White ing them lousy. Holiday guests at the home Water Challenge and for a burned Tuesday evening, May Carlton’s graduation. Vic Her 23, by the Gates Volunteer ron injured his right hand on of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sophy barbecue in the afternoon. Mrs. Gale Glass and new Fire department for a prac the job and some stitches were Mrs. Sophy’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. son, Jordon Leon arrived tice drill. There was an ex were needed to close the cut. E. Waters and daughter, Rox home from the hospital on anne, and her aunt, Mrs. Thursday morning, May 25. Gladys Hunter of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stew NEW MERCHANDISE COMING An unidentified driver of a art and Beverly of Eugene camper, attempting to park arrived Saturday, May 27, Come in and make your selection from in front of the laundry Satur-I to spend a few days at the this shipment. day night, backed up too far home of their son, Bill Stew and broke a window out, I art. They visited the Charles Boys’ Wash ’N Wear Pants plus knocking a portion of a ■ Tuckers, Walter Brisbins, Ladies’ and Misses Blouses wall out of line. and other friends and watch Detroit school personnel ed the White Water Chal and their spouses were guests lenge. of the Board of Education at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowes Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City a noon luncheon Monday at and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hen- the school. ness spent Sunday, May 28 The Woman’s Mission So ciety of the Idanha Commun ity Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Vern Bergreen for their regular business meeting the evening of June 8. The Society is in the pro cess of making up a cook book of home tested recipes which will go on sale in the 4-BLADE near future. Proceeds will be used for mission work. Mr: and Mrs. Richard D. Rice of Turner are receiving felicitations on the birth of a For Cleaner, boy born Saturday at a Salem hospital. The baby, the Smoother, Safer couple’s first weighed in at 21* Power Propelled 4-Blade Rotary 8>i pounds and has been Mowing and Grass Catching No. 42122 shown. named Aaron Duane. Matern al grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Whitaker of Check these quality features: Stayton and paternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray • Easier starting 4-cycle engine. • New fold-down handles for space 4-Blade Sophy of Detroit. saving storage . . . compact for • High performance 4-Blade vacuum new, easy portability. Rotary Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon action "lifts" grass up for a smooth, levpl cut. • 4-Blade power propelled rotary (Link) Lyon in Idanha over Prices mowers feature tilt-touch" grip • New grass bag capacity — packs Memorial day were Mr. Ly for complete stop-go control with more grass in the bag. Begin at on’s brother and wife, Mr. out hands leaving handle. And • 4-Blade safety . . . each blade Jacobsen power propelled rotaries and Mrs. Don Lyons of San $89.95 turns away on impact with solid are fully rear-wheel powered for Francisco. objects. more positive traction and accu (Includa Orata Sgt. Ronald Leming is home • 4-Blade double cutting. rate control. Catcher) on a 30-day leave after spend AU Jacob ten 4-Blade Rotary Mow tn comply with tho American Standard» Aeeociation eafety cod» lor your protection. ing a year in Korat Thailand. Ron is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Leming of Idanha. Marilyn Club met last Tues day at the home of Mrs. Cecil Lake with Mrs. Elsie Völkel as co-hostess. Following the covered dish luncheon Mrs. Jack Gulliford presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Wilson Stevens installed the officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. Don Carl son, president, was unable to be present so Mrs. Charlie French was installed b y proxy. She received a silver crown with a star and pre sented a “hot mitt’ to use when things got hot. Mrs. Sylvia Duncan, vice president, VIP (very important person) was presented with a crying towel and Mrs. Veryl Hoover, secretary-treasurer was pre sented with a cash box in which to keep the club’s loot. Present for the meeting were Mrs. Edwin Delker, Mrs. Lung cancer took almost Charles Kelly, Mrs. Edward Cruson, Mrs. Wilson Stevens, 50,000 lives in 1966, Mrs. Veryl Hoover, Mrs. Alec Burrell, Mrs. Verne Clark, Mrs. Merle Garton, Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mrs. Steve Chudzinski, Mrs. Jack Gulliford, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Charlie French, Mrs. Sylvia Duncan, Mrs. Cecil Lake and Mrs. Elsie Völkel. Graduation Ceremony Held For 37 Seniors At Santiam High GATES Ada’s Needle Shop ROTARY MOWERS Ray Branch Equipment Company Phone 859-2240 Mehama, Oregon
