The Mill City enterprise., June 08, 1967, Page 7, Image 7

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel
were in Estacada Saturday
to attend the annual reunion
of the alumini of Estacada
High school. “Doc” was a
member of the class of 1916
and he said there were 480
graduates of the school and
their spouses attending the
reunion. The class of 1917
was especially honored on
their 50th anniversary with
13 from the class of 25 at­
tending.
Weekend guests at the Local Friends Visit
home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Blackburn were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cora Goodman
Jerry Briles and two daugh­ Mrs. Edith Mason, Mrs.
Helen Kimmel, Mrs. Lettie
ters of Minot, N. Dak.
Swan and Daisy Geddes were
Mrs. Merle Garton was in in McMinnville Tuesday for
Portland last Saturday when a birthday party honoring
she attended the last luncheon Mrs. Cora Goodman and Miss
for the Worthy Matrons of Geddes on their special day.
Mrs. Goodman is a resident
1966-67.
at the Rock of Ages Nursing
In sending in a renewal sub­ home and is getting along
scription to The Enterprise, real well. The Tuesday visit
Mr. and Mrs. Tom (Barney) was a complete surprise to
Scott of Oakridge said they her and she was very glad to
read the paper from “page to see her friends. She lived in
page” every week. They then Mill City for many years.
pass it along to the Irving
The ladies took an attrac­
Steers family, also former tively decorated birthday
Mill City residents. Mrs. Scott cake with them to help cele­
said they missed their river brate the occasion.
front home here but were
now living in a nice new home
at Oakridge.
May a Dry Month
Bob Hili and son, Stewart,
arrived this weekend from
Honolulu, Hawaii. They join­
ed Mrs. Hill who was called
here earlier by the death of
her father, Bert Lyons. Mr.
and Mrs. Hill are former long­
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
time residents, he was manag­
Fletcher
of Mehama received
er of U. S. National Bank
a surprise visit from their
here.
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and
Mrs. Kenneth Terry of
Mary Wright is among
those who will receive their Reseda, California. They ar­
bachelor of science degrees in rived for the Memorial Day
education from OCE Friday, week-end and enjoyed at least
June 9. The college will hold one day of our sunny weather.
its 84th annual commence­
Mrs. Eva Duehring, mother
ment at that time. There will
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
be 392 students receiving de­ of our latest newcomers, Mr. visited Friday afternoon at
and Mrs. Paul Foil of Mill
grees.
City, moved into the Vista the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mathis
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutch­ Mobile Park in Gates on Fri­ in Salem.
day,
June
2.
She
enjoyed
our
inson and Vernon were among
In the evening they attend­
those taking advantage of the area so much that she would ed the graduation of their
have
been
here
six
weeks
beautiful weather this week­
great neice, Sharon Wherli,
end taking their trailer to earlier if possible.
who graduated from Sacred
Beverly Beach. They report
Heart Academy. She was one
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Lockrein
a fine time.
of the honor graduates and
are guesting their son-in-law was awarded three scholar­
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Badger and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ships and the service award.
of Rodeo, Calif., who have Dennis Bassett, and Tammy. She will enter the University
been visiting with Mrs. Jay Dennis Bassett is presently of Oregon next fall.
Mason in Salem for the past stationed at Amagordo, New
month left Monday to con­ Mexico, and ranks as Spe­ Among the many in town
tinue their vacation trip. cialist E4. Mrs. Bassett is for the Santiam Whitewater
They plan to visit Yellow­ homesick for a little rain and Challenge were Mr. and Mrs.
stone National park before that will probably be pro­ Robert Metcalf and family,
returning to their home. They vided as they will be here for Jennie Kazda and a group of
had visited friends in Mill a period of 30 days.
friends from Portland. They
and in Salem.
were guests at the homes of
Visitors Sunday at the home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolezal
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kirk­ of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fencl.
patrick and children Kelly Jo were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
and Debbie Kay of Barstow, Morris and daughter, Susan
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton
Calif., are visiting at the home of Bonneville; Mr. and Mrs. and Dr. and Mrs. John Tarr of
of her grandparents, Mr. and Elvin Morris of Portland and Stayton were in Portland last
Mrs. Sig Jepsen. This is the Lee Morris of Salem.
Sunday where they attended
first time Mr. Kilpatrick has
the drill practice for the
been to Oregon and he is en­ Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mac­ Worthy Matrons and Worthy
joying the scenery and fish­ Gregor and children spent Patrons at the Mt. Scott Com­
ing in the Canyon area. Mrs. Sunday in Beaverton at the munity Center. The drill will
Kilpatrick is the former Pa­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold be put on at Grand Chapter
tricia Kelly, daughter of Mr. Barrows.
OES.
and Mrs. Max Kelly and a
niece of Charles Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Plymale
NOTICE—We are now the
went to a buyers show in representatives for McNess
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Adair Portland Sunday. They were products. Alvin and Dorothy
entertained at their river taken there by Mr. and Mrs. Garrison. Phone 897-2268. 22tf
front home Memorial Day to Charles Golden.
watch the Whitewater Chal­
Mill City friends will be
lengers.
Vernon Johnson, son of Mr. glad to learn that Mel Eide
Their daughter and son-in- and Mrs. Jhue Johnson, was is recovering rapidly follow­
law, Mr. and Mrs. James Led­ among the 2,328 University ing the second major opera­
better and children Christine, of Oklahoma graduates re­ tion within the past two
Brett and Gregory were here ceiving their diplomas on months. He underwent sur­
from Silverton. Also their June 4. Vernon, who is also gery for what was thought to
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hal a graduate of Santiam High be a simple hernia the first
Klatt and children, also of school received his degree in time; however it was discov­
Silverton, enjoyed the day. business administration.
ered he had a triple hernia
In addition the following Mill
and the second operation was
City friends spent the day
Overnight guests of the therefore necessary.
and had lunch with them, Charles Kellys for Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Archer, Day and to watch the White­ Mil] City friends have re­
Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Burrell, water Challenge included 12 ceived word that Sandra
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knight, U of O students. The group Marie Jackson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mowry was made up of six of the Mr. and Mrs. Arnes Jackson,
and son James, Mr. and Mrs. Bitterlick Singer, who re­ Sr., of Muleshoe, Texas, grad­
Herbert Peck and Mr. and cently appeared at the school uated June 1 from the North­
Mrs. Clyde Phillips.
here, and their dates.
western Texas Hospital school
There was a little excite­
of nursing at Amirillo, texas.
ment when Ron Phelps fell
Two area young men were She will be working in the
off the raft and came to the among those graduating this hospital at Amirillo. The Jack­
Adair home cold and wet. He month from OTI at Klamath son’s are former residents of
was given dry clothes and a Falls. Stephen Power receiv­ Mill City.
fire to warm by and joined ed his degree in electronics
the group who were having technology and Dean Hutch­ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sheythe
lunch. Ron is from Salem inson majored in Diesel Tech­ and small daughter from
Tech and is the husband of nology.
Seattle were in Mill City over
Mr. and Mrs. James Swans
the week-end where they vis­
granddaughter.
Mrs. Ida Cary and her ited with his parents, Mr,
niece, Toni Walter, spent the and Mrs. Don Sheythe. They
weekend in Myrtle Point also visited with her parents
where they attended high in Salem and attended gradu­
ely on your friendly
school graduation ceremon­ ation ceremonies for her
PHARMACIST...
ies for Mike Anderson, a ne­ sister.
phew of the late Jack Carey.
They also visited with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
Charles Belshaw, who had visited his uncle and aunt
been recently injured in a car and cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Ike
accident. She is a sister-in-law Burton and Eldred Burton at
of Mrs. Carey.
Scio the afternoon of Memo­
rial Day.
Mrs. Don Flatman and
children have returned to
Mrs. Hollis Turn'dge and
You can always trust their home in Alaska after Mrs. Lowell Cree attended
spending some time visiting the Flower Show at Turner
with her parents, Mr. and Saturday morning and the
in our experience!
Mrs. Albert Carr and other re­ Rose Show in Salem in the
We fCl your prescrip­ latives.
afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests at the
tions carefully for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Sandra Duggan, who is em­
ployed in Portland, spent the
Ohmart
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
utmost in effectiveness. Douglas Ohmart of Salem; week-end with her parents,
Ron Ohmart from the U of O Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duggan,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard She said she enjoys her work
Prescriptions Our
Werner of Portland. She is a but doesn’t care for Portland.
sister of Mrs. Rex Ohmart.
Specialty
___________ _____
We serv'ce all makes of
Mrs. E. E. Parish has re­ TV, Radio, HiFi and Stereo.
turned to her home here after Ken’s TV. Phone 897-2443,
spending some time visiting Gates, Oregon.
23p
with her daughter and family
in Salem and with a son
Father's Day Specials—Stop
MEI. EIDE, Owner
and his family in Springfield in and see our selection of
She said she hoped to sell rockers and reclining chairs.
Ph. 897-2812
Mill City her home here and move Many styles. Choice of fabric
nearer family members.
and colors. Ann’s Furniture
at Sublimity-Aumsville Junc­
tion.
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Mill City Pharmacy
Two young fellows from
J Mill City were in Santiam
Memorial hospital Monday
and Tuesday for tonsllectom-
| ies. They were Mark Bennett,
i son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
| Bennett and Steven Richards,
i son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
’ Richards.
NEED A RUBBER STAMP’
Order It from The Mill Cl tv
Enterprise today.
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In Detroit Area
DETROIT—Weather pulse
in the Detroit area as report­
ed by Joe Muise shows a con­
siderable drier month than
in past years. Total precipita­
tion for May was recorded as
1.68, with the greatest amount
as .57 on the 30th. The high­
est precipitation recorded was
8.77 in May, 1960. Muise said
average rainfall for May is
3.87.
Highest temperature read­
ing for the month was 88 de­
grees on the 21st and lowest
was 30 degrees on the 2nd.
Highest May temperature
was 95 degrees in 1953 and
1963. Lowest temperature re­
corded was 25 degrees on May
1, 1954.
Cloud 8 passed over the
area peacefully late Monday
afternoon, but that “Little
Stinker” behind him stirred
up the dust with 9-drops of
rain.
Presbyterians To
Have New Time
For Church Services
7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 8, 1967
Mari-Linn School
Graduates Eighth
Graders May 31
New Fall Yardage
Buy Now for your
FALL SEWING NEEDS
Ada’s Needle Shop
LYONS — Eighth grade
graduation was held Wednes­
day night, May 31, at 8:00 p.m.
at the Mari-Linn school. In­
vocation was by Rev. Doug­
Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City
las Mentze from the Santiam
Chapel. Representative Speak­
ers of the eighth grade class
were “Today and Tomorrow”
by Angela Van Agtmael,
“Progress” by Rebecca Lam­
bert, “America and Me” by
Wanda Fowler, “Our High
School Future" by Donna Cui-1
well, “T h e Graduates” by
Carol Frichtl, “Looking For­
ward” by Diana Benefiel,
Presentation of the class by under the protective roef of.
Curtis F. Benefiel, school
Principal. Presentation of the
Diplomas by Roy Lambert,
Chairman of the Board of
Directors, Processional and
■AFECO
Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754
INSURANCE
Recessional by the school
Mill City, Oregon
band.
Class Motto was “Our Path
Soars Upward and Onward”
and the Class Colors, Royal The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
Purple and White, the Class I
Song “The Long Ship.”
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too
Receiving diplomas were:
Diana Lynn Benefiel, Doris
Jean Bostic, Lawrence Rich­
ard Chvtka, Michael Wayne
Cole, William Craigmyle, Na­
than Z. Crawford. Donna Jean
Culwell, Cathv Ann DeBacker,
Louise Gail Fisher. Carol Jean |
Frichtl, Wanda R. Fowler. |
Lee E. Garsjo, Bill J. Gilson,
Ron D. Golson, Debra Joy
Goodell. Kent Norris Hamn-
tcn, Cynthia Anne Heath,
Rebecca M. Lambert, Pamela
J Lewis, Larry D. Manning,
Venetta Ilene Mays, David C.
Miley, Peggy L. Miller,
Tamara S. Palmer, Benton L.
Pyeatt. Diana Marie Rock­
well, Victor R. Schwindt,
Michael J. Shull, Carolvn Sue
Taylor, Vance C. Tinney,
Evelyn Gail Turan, Angela
Ann Agtmael, Guv M. Walker,
Kim Monroe Walker, Sallly Jo
Walton, Candace R. Wilcox.
YOU'RE SAFE
AND SECURE
SAVE MONEY TOO!
Jerry Pittam Insurance
Beginning this Sunday,
June 11, the regular morning
worship service will be held
at 9:30, according to James
Murray, pastor of the Mill
City United
Presbyterian
church.
If your husband’s favorite
If the earlier 9:30 hour Is
convenient for residents arid hat seems a bit loose after,
friends in the Mill City area, a hair cut, try this tip from
the plans call for the hour to Elaine Carlson, Extension
continue until after Labor clothing specialist at Oregon
State University. Size it down
Day.
In the meantime, special with a small strip of ad-
teaching teams will supple­ I hesive tape inside the leather
ment Christian Education in I sweatband, on either side of
the home for most age groups. the temple. When hair thick­
Adult classes will be held on ens, remove the tape.
Sundays at 10:45 and Mon
days at 6:30 a. m.
Talk lots longer for lots
less money all day Sunday.
And when you dial long distance
calls direct you save up to 35%
over person-to person calls. So why
stop at just 3 minutes.
Valley Telephone Co.
Too Late to Classify
Why Don’t You Subscribe to WANTED—Boys’ 20” bicycle.
Rex Ohmart. 897-2534. 23
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