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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1967)
S/Sgt. Russell Page left Sunday night for Mountain Home, Ida., where he will be stationed until he goes over seas. His wife and son will be staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Logan. A birthday celebration was held at the L. E. Logan home July 1 for their little grand son, Roger Page, who was a year old. In addition to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Page, guests were Mrs. Lo gan’s brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mar tinson of Eugene, the Logan’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bevier and Shannon and Roger’s great- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Peterson of Mill City. Sandra Duggan of Portland enjoyed 4th of July festivities at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duggan. Other guests at the Duggan home were her mother and sister, Mrs. Leola Hurt and Mrs. Gloria Wolfe and family, all of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur De- Vore of New Orleans, La., planned to return home after the 4th following a two-week vacation here. They were guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lewin. This was the couple’s first visit here and they much en joyed the dryer, more mos quito-free atmosphere. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell Duaue Norrie entered Sal spent the weekend in Auburn, em General Hospital July 3 Wn„ the guest of his mother, for treatment of a back injury Mrs. Lola Russell. received last November. He has been up and down since Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett the accident. Mrs. Norrie says were in the Astoria area Sat he will be in traction for an urday fishing, but stated they undetermined length of time. had no luck. The Columbia S|>/4 Paul W. Loucks has was high and it was very returned to Ft. Hood, Texas, warm. after a 15-day leave at the Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohinart home of his parents, Mr. and attended a wedding reception Mrs. Earl W. Loucks. recently for Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bee Steve Sorseth held in the Sweet Home Christian church. son and two children of He was married Jvne 11 in Brookings, visited Sunday af Portland. While there they ternoon and evening at the saw Mr. and Mrs. Al Sorseth home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd of Eugene and Mr and Mrs. Shepherd. Mr. Beeson lived Ralph MeCuriy of Lowell. here when he was a boy. He They visited Foster Dam and and his family are vacation ing at Breitenbush. saw Francis Ellingson. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sheythe and Tammy of Seattle were guests for the day Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sheythe. Entertaining family mem bers over the 4th were Mr. and Mrs. James E. Poole, whose guests were their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Poole and children of Seattle, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Corbett and family of Port land and another daughter and family, the Bob Pratts of Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. John Muir at tended the North Dakota pic nic at Jantzen Beach Sunday. Mrs. Muir said they nearly cooked in the car coming home that evening. Barracks and Auxiliary will have a pot Mill City WWT luck picnic at Fishermen’s Bend Park Saturday, July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wor ley returned home Monday Mrs. Ellis Wilson started to after having spent a week on work last Monday in the of the coast in their trailer fice of the Herbert Hutchin house. son Trucking Co. Donovan L. Moffatt and his two sons, Mike and Mark of Savannah, Ga., arrived in Mill City Wednesday night and spent a few days with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Moffatt. The young Moffatt's are now living in an apart ment at 2nd and Juniper. They all enjoyed a day at the coast Sunday. D. L. Moffatt, a plumber and pipe fitter will be working out of Salem for the present. Mrs. Don Andrews and children of St. Johns, Wn., are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. El mer Shaw. Attending the lovely silver tea given by the Santiam Hos pital Auxiliary last Wednes day afternoon, June 28, at the Rex Kimsey place between Mehama and Stayton were Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, Mrs. Mar tin Hansen, Mrs. John Muir, Mrs. Chas. Kelly, Mrs. Else Allen, Mrs. Alex Burrel and a friend, Mrs. Turner, from Stayton. The affair was held in the spacious gardens of the home, and a fashion show was put on by women and girls of the area, modeling apparel from Hagen’s of Stayton. Mrs. Inez Flanders and Mrs. Ruby Foldager of Montabello, Calif., are visiting here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Heller. Mrs. Foldager is a sister of Mrs. Heller and Mrs. Flanders a sister-in-law. Other guests for a family gather ing the 4th at the Heller home were Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Bibler and family of Sa lem; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kuhl man and Butch, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kuhlman of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Ullyot of Stayton. Young & Morgan Get Timber Bids In Upper Canyon DETROIT—Four sealed bids were submitted in the Bruno No. 3 timber sale con ducted at Detroit Ranger Sta tion Tuesday June 27th. The sale with an estimat ed 3,350 mbf of Willamette National Forest timber was awarded to Young & Morgan Inc. of Mill City, for -28,716.- 40. Government appraised val ue was $28,630, plus road credits. The sale located approxima tely 9 miles S. E. of Detroit is primarily of live timber, and involves 2,550 mbf of Douglas fir, 330 mbf of W. Hemlock and other coniferous species, 470 mbf of cedar and an un-estimated amount of pine. The predominant Douglas fir was the only species bid on in the sealed bids. Minimum rates as advertised by the U. S. Forest Service on Douglas fir was $34.12 per M.; W. Hem lock and other species, $17.33 per M.; Cedar $2.00 per M and the unestimated pine $34.22 per M. Highest eligible sealed bids on the Douglas fir was $34.15 per M., Other firms submit ting were Freres Venees, Ly ons, Simpson Timber Co., Al bany and Dana Wood Inc., Idanha. Three sealed bids were sub mitter in ranger districts “Slide Creek Salvage” sale al so held Tuesday morning at the same time, for an estimat ed 55 mbf of Douglas fir and other confireous species. Pur pose of the sale is for the cleaning up of damaged tim ber caused by a slide near Marion Forks. Young & Morgan Inc.; Mill City, was awarded the con tract at $1,515.25. The U. S. Forest Service appraised val ue was $1,509.75 Advertised minimum prise set on the Douglas fir stand was $27.45 per M. It sold for $27.55 per thousand. Other firms submitting seal ed bids were Dana Wood Inc., Idanha, and Lowell O. Cree, Mill City. way 18 miles south of Albany Sunday evening near Harris burg. Dead ac me scene of the 8:15 P. M. accident was David Mur ray Crowshaw, Jr., of 955 Gar net St., Salem. The Crow shaw family were former res idents of the Niagara com munity. The driver of the car was the boys brother-in-law, Nor man Bruce Alexander, 40 of Junction City. Injured were Alexander’s wife. Julia, 24 and sons, Norman 3, Jeffery 2, and John 3 months; John Vance, 26, Eugene, his wife Idella Vance 23 and Monica Sharp, 8, of Eugene. All were given outpatient treatment at the Albany General Hospital. Visitors over the 4th of July holiday at the home of John B. Herron were his bro ther, Pat Herron of Sacra mento, Calif., and his niece, Mrs. Velma Morrison and Mrs. Don Winslow of Red three children of Aloha spent Deer, Alberta, Canada. from Saturday and over the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lockrem Fourth of July at the home spent the weekend at Port of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Metteer Angeles visiting Mrs. Lock- and family. rem’s sister and family. Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie French and Mrs. Dennis Bassett, have and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carl returned to Alamagordo, N. son spent Wednesday and M. after spending a month Thursday of last week fishing visiting each of their families at East Lake. Saturday and Sunday they fished at Clear in Mill City. Lake. The Carlsons remain Mr. and Mrs. George ed at Fish Lake over the Protect Your Child's Health Thompson have recently pur 4th and the French’s returned DET RO I T—According to chased the Healey home on home Sunday evening. When They Are In the the Willamette National For Hazel street and will become est Recreation Report, Pamel- Harvest Fields Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cor prmanent residents soon. Lake, Marion Lake, and By Sending Towelettes With bett and family spent the 4th ia Whitewater Roads are all op Them. So Handy To Use. Cyril Archer has joined the with her parents, Mr. and en to the parking lot. Blowout children in Southern Call Mrs. Jim Poole and other rel and Parkett are open all of the The Handy Pack for bachelor ranks recently as atives way. Big Meadows is open but Mrs. Archer is visiting their travel is not advised on the All Around Use children in Southern Cali Mr. and Mrs. Martin Han section between Fay Lake sen are enjoying a visit from and Horn Creek Road. fornia. their three grandchildren, High Lakes still frozen ov Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell Jeffrey, Kimberly and Stacey er are, Hunts, Hanks, and were honored with "a bon Crosier from Concord, Calif., Blue Lakes. Other high the handy package for voyage” dinner at the home of children of Mr. and Mrs. lakes are open but there is Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peck. Also Brooks Crosier. The Crosiers still a considerable amount of use everywhere present were Mr. and Mrs. plan to visit here soon. snow above 4,500 feet especi Dean Mowry and son, James, ally on the North slopes the Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Swift and Mr. and Mrs. George "says.” Thompson. The Burrells are from Puyallup. Wash., spent reports Independence Rock, Marion goin to visit their family in the 4th at their Mill City Lake, Pamelia, Coffin Moun home. Mrs. Swift remained in tain, and Stahlman Point Toronto, Canada. Mill City and he will return trails are all open, Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox and spend the next two weeks Park Trail is open one mile. were hosts for a family reun here while he’s on vacation, Most trails have not yet ion at their home on S. W. then they will return to Wash. been maintained and are still Spring street Sunday. An out S. G. “Boots” Higdon is vis under snow, according to the door barbecue dinner was iting relatives and friends in report. served. Guests were his bro Whispering Falls C a m p- This instant cleaner, no thers and their families, Mr. Detroit, Mich, and Georgia. ground, a new Forest Service water needed, should be in and Mrs. Barney Cox and sev Guests the 4th at the home camp opened last week end, en children of Eureka; Mr. your car, boat or camping and Mrs. Bob Cox and family, of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bud- July 1st. The new camp area is located approximately 7 equipment at all times Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Steve long was their daughter, miles S. E. of Detroit on High Claudia Budlong, Mike Glover Cox and family, Scio, and way 22 and the North Santi Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cox and and George Hunter all of Eu am River. Handy for family of Albany, his parents, gene. Claudia is employed in Construction of the camp • Family Trips Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cox of Al Eugene for the summer. Mike site begun in June of last Glover will be inducted into bany and Mr. and Mrs. Robert year. To-date all units have Outdoor Cooking Colbert of Scio; Mr. and Mrs. the army July 15. been completed. Ranger Allen Perry Johnston of San Jose, £ Patio Parties Gardner said Friday, that Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bud- and his nephew and family, when the campground is com Mr. and Mrs. Smith Cox and long received word of the pleted it will have a total of • Traveling death of their son-in-law, children of Albany. units. He added that the Clarence Costa at Santa Cruz, 43 entire water system has been About right women of the Calif. Saturday evening of a completed and roads installed. heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Presbyterian Church spent all In addition fire places, camp Prescriptions Our Specialty day Thursday giving Fellow Budlong left Monday morn able on the campground, ship Hall a good cleaning, es ing for Medford where they tables and benches are avail- pecially the kitchen, enjoying will make the trip to Santa L. E. Lunmark of Colton, a sack-lunch at noon. They Cruz with their other daugh Ore., was awarded the con ter and her husband, Mr. and plan to hold a sewing day in tract for 38,535.20. The new MKT. EIDE, Owner the near future when new cur Mrs. Ben Cherrier. The ser campground will be operated rh. 897-2812 Mill City tains vices will be Thursday Ralph, are to be made. Carl and Jim Budlong al] of under the Land Water Con Mill City are brothers-in-law. servation Charge System. Other campgrounds (Forest Mr. and Mrs. Q. V. Miller of Service) open are Piety, Long Beach, Calif, spent Sat Southshore, Hoover, White urday and Sunday at the water, Riverside, Marion home of Mr. and Mrs. George Fork and Lost Lake. for summer sewing Humphries at Idanha. Mon day and Tuesday they were at Former Niagara the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shelton. Mr. Miller spent Resident Killed and up per yard his time fishing while Mrs. A 14-year old Salem boy Miller visted friends. They’ was killed and eight persons left Wednesday morning and suffered apparently minor in- will fish on the Rogue River juiries when the station wag Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City before returning to their on they were in blew a tire home. and rolled over on the Free Attention Mothers Moist Towelettes Forest Recreation Report Given for Detroit District 5— The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 6, 1967 Young Crowshaw was a great nephew of Percy Bud long of Mil) City and a distant relative of Charles Kelly. Survivors include his fath er, David Crowshaw of Eu gene; sisters Pauletta Alexan der, Eugene; Mrs. Idella Vance, Eugene; Mrs. Gloria Sharp, Salem; and Grand mother, Mrs. Mary Crowshaw of Junction City. Graveside services were held Wednesday, July 5th at 10 A. M. at the City View Cemetery in Salem. Folger's Coffee 1 lb. _ 75c 2 lbs. $1.49 coftbe The Fellowship dinner at the Christian church July 6 has been cancelled. 3 lbs. $1.99 6 oz. Instant ........ 98c Cook's Grocery DETROIT, OREGON Fine Printing PERSONAL STATIONERY £ LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES ENCLOSURES BUSINESS CARDS BOOKLETS ACCOUNTING FORMS • RULED FORMS INVOICES The Mill City Enterprise Mill City. Oregon Phone 897-2772 Don’t Take Chances ON YOUR VACATION OF BEING CAUGHT WITH YOUR WAGON DRAGGIN’ 89c and $1.39 Mill City Pharmacy YARDAGE '69c Ada’s Needle Shop Weak Springs and Worn Out Shocks can cause you a lot of trouble, and can make your car handle like a bulldozer. We have the proper Springs and Shocks and also men with the Know-how to make your car or station wagon ride like a dream. Bring Your Car to HEVROLET Before You Leave Your Vacation. STAYTON OREGON
