The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, July 20, 1967, Page 5, Image 5

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    Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ross were
Mr. and Mrs. Al Metcalf of
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 20, 1967
in Lake Oswego recently
Beaverton, Ore. The Metcalfs
where tney attended the wed­
also visited at the Harold tation at the Timber Topper employes and their families
ding of Robert Neal Trask to
Champion home. Mrs. Met­ in Salem. District Engineer of the North Santiam Ply­
Mary K. Haatvedt. The groom
calf (Evalyne) is a cousin of Ray D. Asburry made the wood Company of Mill City.
is a nephew of Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. Golder and Mrs. Cham­ presentation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lex Johnson,
pion.
Mrs. Kirk Wirick and her
The Idanha Community their daughter, Mrs. Iris Im­
Linda Roth, daughter of church will hold a “Sunday an and her two young daugh­
mother, Mrs. Louis Verbeck
Among those attending Per­ attended the Art Festival at
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Roth School” potluck luncheon Sat­ ters returned home over the
There will be a no-host pic­ DETROIT—Glen Reinke and Robert Smith, son of Mr. urday afternoon at 1:00 p.m.
ry’s sport camp at Vernonia Bush house on Sunday. Mrs.
this week are Gary Richards, Richard Verbeck was exhibit­ nic Saturday, July 22 at Fish­ was the recipient of a cash and Mrs. Bill Smith of Idan­ at Suttle lake. Members and weekend following a two-week
Tom Rush, David Pittam and ing some of her paintings ermen’s Bend park by the Mill award for a money and time ha are employed this summer their friends are invited, said trip to Nowata, Oklahoma
where they visited at the
Leo Pooie. They have all re­ there as she has don in prev­ City firemen, their families saving suggestion he recently at Melody Mountain Camp Mrs. Harold Roth Monday.
home of their daughter and
submitted
to
the
Forest
Ser
­
and friends.
ported having an enjoyable ious years.
near Pendleton.
Personnel, employes and sister, Mrs. Flora Clod and
It will be a sort of “Come vice Employee’s Suggestion
time,
The camp, a music and art their families of Green Ve­ family. Included in the itiner­
Saturday guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo home of Mr. and Mrs. Tex and Go” affair, starting at 9 Program.
facility, is under the direc­ neer Inc.. Idanha, held their ary was Albuquerque, New
Glen is a Prevention Fire tion of Rev. and Mrs. Herschel annual picnic at Fishermen’s
were in Lake Grove Saturday Blazek were Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ A. M. and continuing until
Mexico, Texas, Colorado,
to attend the wedding of Jim ger Harris and Cherl, Mr. dark. Families may stay for Technician (patrol) and has Thornburg of Newberg. This Bend Saturday afternoon. Al­ Wyoming and many other
the
day
or
come
for
any
part
been employed at the U. S. is the second season for the so in attendance was the staff,
Baltimore to Cathy Staven at and Mrs. Don Harris of Salem,
points of interest.
Forest Service Detroit Ranger camp which opened July 3rd
the Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rhodes of it.
The
picnic
lunch
will
be
at
Station since 1963.
there. The Baltimores are and Mrs. Wilbur Rhodes of
and will run through August
He designed a bracket 27th for Jr. High ages through
former longtime Mill City res­ Longview. Wash., Mr. and The Firs Kitchen shelter and
those attending are asked to
idents.
Mrs. Jay Bruce and Mrs. Bev­ bring their own food and table which can be mounted to the adults. This week has been
back of a pick-up or a one designated as Senior Art
Mr. and Mrs. John Muir erly Cotton of Beaverton and
and Mrs. Ethel Huffman of Archie Bullis and sons of service. For anyone wishing ton truck that will hold a 4- week.
Lyons attended a wedding Portland Mrs. Wilbur Rhodes to do something more stren­ foot roll of heavy layered
The Detroit maintenance
Buy Early And Be Ready For School
reception Sunday in Dallas is spending a few days with uous than eat, those in charge paper the forest service uses section crew of the Oregon
for Mr. and Mrs. Robin Dieg- her sister while her son, the of arrangements ask them to to cover brush pilings.
State Highway Dept, was hon­
With The Latest Fashions
erness who were married re­ Wilfred Rhodes, are fishing at bring baseball equipment.
Th? paper is used to keep ored Thursday for its safety
cently in Idaho. Mr. Digerness Detroit Lake.
the center of brush piles dry performance. The crew, head­
New
Employees
At
is a niece of the Muirs and
so
that when weather condi­ ed by Glen Beachy, Idanha,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hay­
a grandson of Mrs. Huffman. wood returned recently from Mill City Ranger Dist. tions permit in the fall they received an award for acci­
Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City
dent-free driving in a presen-
Recent guests at the home a two-week vacation. They
Two new employees have can be burned.
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ver­ made the trip by train. They recently started working on
The bracket is similar to a
beck were her mother, Mrs. visited friends in Ft. Collins, the Mill City Ranger District. roll of butcher paper and
Josie Mires and Mr. and Mrs. Colorado an aunt at Cheyenne,
Gary W. Carver, his wife works on the same order.
Marion Miller of Silverton Wyoming; an aunt and uncle Shirley, and sons Wayne, age
Presentation of the award
and Mrs. Sybl Porter and her at Carpenter, Wyoming and 4, and Clayton, age 1, have was made by District Ranger
daughter, Mrs. Linda Hauser cousins at Pine Bluff, Wyon- moved into House No. 1, Lee Boeckstiegel with all for-
of Bellflower, Calif., and Mrs. ing.
Parkside Drive. Mr. Carver, a est service personnel present.
Kirk Wirick and family of
Reinke also received a let-
Allan Haywood spent Mon­ Forester, transferred from
Newport.
ter
of commendation from
day and Tuesday of last week Oakridge Ranger District and
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohmart at the home of his parents, will work in presale in tim­ Dave Gibney, Federal Forest
are spending the week in San Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haywood. ber management.
Service Supervisor, Eugene,
Francisco where they are Allan is now employed at
Roger L. Penrose, wife Oregon.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ Clatskine, Oregon.
Shirley, and 8 - months • old
ard Ricketts who are both at­ Mrs. Golda Martens spent Keith, have moved here from
tending college this summer. from Saturday until last Red Bluff, Calif. He previous­
Mrs. Ohmart’s mother from Thursday in Eugene visiting ly worked as a Forestry Tech­
Salem is staying at their her son and daughter-in-law, nician for Lassen N. F., and
home during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schultz and will work in presale also.
Rozillah Yankus, daughter family.
of Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus is
Juanita Morgan, who Is tak­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brady
By Boots Champion
now in Oakland, Calif., where ing nurses training at Good and children spent Sunday at
The former pumic block tel­
she received a work - study Samaritan hospital in Port­ the beach, reporting a good
grant from the Kaiser Foun­ land spent the week-end at time and nice weather. Among ephone building on the Ken­
dation in medical technology. home. She was accompanied others going to the coast Sun­ neth Fry property was moved
Rozillah was a graduate this by another student nurse, day were Mr. and Mrs. by Berg & Sons, of Mt. Angel
spring from OSU.
Kathy Galbreath whose home Charles Kelly and Mr. and to the Patio grounds Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baltimore is at Roseburg. This was her Mrs. Clare Rush.
The building will be used for
and Randy of Coos Bay were first time in the canyon area
Mrs. George Dickie under­ storage Mrs. Fry said Mon­
weekend guests at the home and she enjoyed taking in the went major surgery Monday day. The building was erected
of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Mo­ sights here.
morning at the Santiam Mem­ in 1951 by the late Ray John­
son and housed the dial tele­
berg. They were en route
Daisy Geddes who under­ orial hospital at Stayton.
from Lake Grove where Bob went surgery last week at Sa­ Mrs. Alice Thacker Is con­ phone system .Another small
was best man for his bro­ lem Memorial hospital is re­ valescing at Santiam Memor­ building on the property will
ther’s wedding Saturday.
ported to be getting along ial hospital in Stayton where be moved in the near future
Carolyn Podrabsky, daugh­ very well. In fact she came she was taken Thursday for to the Buck Floyd property at
Fischers Camp.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest out of surgery and is recuper­ medical treatment.
Podrabsky, rode in one of the ating faster than many people
Donald Round, son of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills
floats held July 4th on the much younger. Miss Geddes wre visited by Mrs. Doug and Mrs. Mel Round of Idan­
grounds of the Fairview was stricken while attending Crammer and Mark, their ha received his greeting card
home. The float depicted “The Rebekah lodge meeting and daughter and grandson, of from “Uncle Sam” recently
Old Woman in the Shoe.” Mrs. underwent the surgery for a Edmonds, Wash., for four and is now taking basic train­
Podrabsky said it was a very stomach obstruction.
days. Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Mrs. ing at Fort Lewis, Wash.
nice parade and was followed
Mr. and Mi's. Glen Shelton Crammer, Mr. and Mrs. Ad­ Attending Blue-Bird sum­
by a giant fireworks display left Tuesday by plane for Pon­ rian Mills of Stayton, and mer camp this week at Camp
in the evening.
tiac, Mich., where they will Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mills and Kilowan, Dallas, are Tracy
Stanley Ogden returned visit with relatives of Mr. son of Aumsville spent Sun­ Knapp, Susie Quillan, Cherry
home this week following a Shelton, many of whom he day at Detroit Lake where and Tammy Alley. The girls
visit in Salina, Kansas where has not seen for about 20 they picnicked, swam and will return home this Satur­
he attended the 30th reunion years.
day.
went boating.
of the class of 1937 at Salina
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Palm­ Pat Kelly left by plane
Monday and Tuesday visit­
High school. Stan said there er of Eugene were recent vis­ Monday for Honolulu where ors at the home of Mr. and
were 250 graduates in his itors at the home of Mr. and he will be a guest at the Bob Mrs. Harold Champion were
class and 105 attended the Mrs. James Swan. Mrs. Palm­ Hill home. He and young Ste­ Mr. and Mrs. W. P. George
reunion. This is the first er is a niece of Mrs. Swan. wart Hill are long time and Calvin Chambers of Sal­
time the grads had held a Visiting Saturday at the Swan friends and the trip was em. Mrs. Champion and Mrs.
get-to-gether. Stan said he home were Mr. and Mrs. planned when the Hills visit­ George are sisters and Mr.
enjoyed his visit and it was Charles Wachter of Klamath ed here recently.
Chambers is a brother.
the first time he had ever Falls. They have been vaca­ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cum­ An error was made in a
seen that area “greener” tioning in the Breitenbush mings returned to their recent report on the Bruno
than Oregon. He also visited area where her folks have a home recently after spending Mountain No. 3 timber sale
with relatives in Montana en summer home.
the past year in Idaho. Mr. held at Detroit Ranger sta­
route home.
Miss Margaret Parnell of Cummings will be one of the tion, in the awarding of the
Rummage Sale—July 19, 20, Kannapolis, N. C., has spent custodians at the school here contract. The contract was
and their Carnival Attractions.
and 21 at Gates Clubhouse. the past two weeks at the next year. He said both he awarded to Simpson Timber
Bigger and more rides than ever before. Fun for kids of all ages.
New and used items galore. home of her longtime friend, and his wife were very glad Co. of Albany, not to Young
Lots of bargains. Baked foods Mrs. Jack Coburn. The ladies to get back to Mill City and and Morgan as earlier report­
will also be sold. Free coffee. had not seen each other for that they hoped to always ed. The sale with an estimat­
Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. twenty years. Miss Parnell re? make their home here.
ed 3,350 mbf of Willamette
Wednesday, Thursday and tired in February after 44
Lyle Cummings, son of Mr. National forest timber is lo­
Friday.
29p years as manager of the West­ and Mrs. Glen Cummings, and cated approximately 9 miles
Thursday, July 27 at 8 p. m. Civic Center.
ern Union office in Concord a former teacher at Santiam southeast of Detroit and is
Talent from Mill City, Lebanon, Salem, Corvallis, Stayton
High school, has received a primarily of live timber. The
and Kannapolis.
Mrs. Shirley Swaim return­ scholarship to Rutgers Uni­ stand sold for $28,716.40. Gov.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON JULY 28, I to 5:30 WILL BE
ed home from the hospital versity in New Jersey and he appraised value was $28,630
last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. and his family will live there plus road credits.
Children’s Matinee. 15c on all mechanical rides
Charles Chubb of Oakridge, next year. He has been teach­ A group of young
her parents, visited her Tues­ ing in Idaho.
Minon
from the Evangelical
Carnival located At Civic Grounds.
day. Others who have stop­ Newcomers to Mill City are ite Brethren church of
ped by to see her were Elea­ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn and will present an all-musical
nor Wilson, Elsie Martin, five children from Kettle program at the Idanha Com­
Mary Stafford, Mary Wilson, Falls, Wash., where he was munity church Sunday even
Geneva Jacobson, Margie stationed with the ranger ing at 7 p.m. About 25 mem­
FRIDAY, JULY 28TH AT 6 P. M.
Parker and Lynette and Jeri station. He has been trans­ bers will be in the group.
ferred to the Mill City sta­ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Meyers
You can always trust Jo, and Don Moffat.
Each Participating Child Gets a Free Ride at the Carnival
Mrs. Jay Rasmussen and tion. Proving again It is a of Detroit are receiving feli­
in our experience!
son, who have been visiting small world, when Mrs. Lynn citations on the birth of a
with her parents, Mr. and came to The Enterprise office son born last week at a Sa
We fill your prescrip­ Mrs. Jerry Pittam joined her to subscribe to the paper, she lem hospital.
husband this week at Rupert, and Mrs. Rambo were con­ Detroit District Board of
tions carefully for the Idaho. He has been attending versing and discovered both Education held their regular
TV Star Robert Colbert of "Time Tunnell"
were
natives
of
the
same
the
University
at
Provo,
Utah,
business
meeting
of
the
month
Will Be Grand Marshall
utmost in effectiveness.
and following a visit with town, Covllle, Wash.
Thursday night at Detroit
Mm. Clyde Golden spent school.
Rasmussen’s father they will
Prescriptions Our
go back there until August last week in Portland visiting
Visitors at the Harold
when they will visit in Mill her brother-in-law and sister- Champion home Sunday after
Specialty
City before returning to his Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Temple. noon were Mr. Link Gilpin
teaching position in Cali­ Duane Norrie entered Sa­ and his son and daughter-in
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Pittam lem General Hospital Wednes­ law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gil­
took their daughter and day and is expected to under­ pin and children of The
grandson to Idaho. Also visit­ go back surgery on Friday. Dalles. The Gilplns formerly
TWO ALL-EXPENSE TRIPS FOR TWO—ONE TO HAWAII
ing at the Pittam home have He has been having trouble resided at Detroit.
MEL EIDE, Owner
AND ONE TO RENO will be given Saturday, July 29, 10 P. M.
• been her parents, Mr. and with his back for several
Weekend visitors at the
months
and
has
recently
been
I
Mrs.
William
Echles
of
Nel-
home of Mrs. Ida Golder and
Ph. 897-2812
Mill City
in traction.
I son, Nebraska.
the Kenneth I-ar sons were
Mill City Firemen to Glen Reinke Gets
Award for Time
Have Picnic At
Fishermen's Bend Saving Suggestion
Back To School Clothing
Ada’s Needle Shop
You’re Invited
To Attend The Annual
DETROIT
IDANHA
Santiam
Bean
Festival
3 Fun-Filled Days]
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
July 25 thru 29
Blake & Son Amusement Co.
Big Talent Show
1
Kiddies Parade
Grand Parade, Saturday, July 29th
Mill City Pharmacy
Chicken Barbecue at Civic Grounds
Startingat4P.M.