The Mill City enterprise., July 27, 1967, Page 5, Image 5

Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton
anniversary reunion of the [ visited with his uncle and
Mill City High School class aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
of 1952 which is scheduled to Phillips on Wednesday. It
be held on Sunday, August 13, was his first visit to this area
at Brush College Park in the and he was impressed with
Salem vicitnity. Several are the beauty of the canyon. Mr.
coming from quite a distance Hager is on the Washington
I)r. and Mrs. Jack Reid re­ away to attend.
governor’s advisory board.
turned last week from a six
week tour of Europe, visiting
Guests Friday evening at
Isaura Rambo, daughter of
many places of scenic and his­ Mr, and Mrs. Mel Rambo IS the home of Mr. and Mrs.
toric interest. Their children, spending the summer in Med­ Charlie French were Mr. and
Frances and Warren Reid ford at the home of her broth­ Mrs. Charles McLennon from
have been attending U of O er, the George Rambos. She is Brooksville, Florida, Mrs.
summer school.
working at a department store Ernestine McLennon and
and in a letter to her parents, Jim Truesdall from Gates.
Among those taking in the said she was “top” salesman The McLennon’s have been
many activities at Perry’s last week.
visiting their sister-in-law for
Sport Camp recently was
several days.
Allen Severs. His name was
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Howell
inadvertently left out of the of Klamath Falls are spend­ Mr. and Mrs. Janies Grant,
list of those attending in ing two weeks in Mill City Tony, Dale, and Gerry and
last week’s paper. Others go­ looking after property inter­ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McMor­
ing were Gary Richards, Tom ests and visiting with their ris spent the weekend at
Rush, David Pittam and Leo sister-in-law, Mrs. Leland I Longview, Wash., where the
Poole. Most of the boys re­ Howell. They plan on moving men played in a softball tour­
ceived awards for the “most to Mill City in the near nament.
improved team”. This boy’s future.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flook
camp near Vernonia has be­
and their daughter. Mrs. Jim
come very well known for
Jim Fencl recently flew his
Collins from Fairfield, Calif.,
its outstanding program of
own plane to Seattle where he left for their homes Monday
activities offered to young visited with his brother and
evening after spending 10
athletes.
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. days at the home of his mo-
Major David E. Goode of Tom Fencl. They returned to ther, Mrs. George Flook and
the U. S. Army visited here Mill City (with Tom at the his brother, Si, and Mr. and
last week at the home of controls) for a visit with rel­ Mrs. Robert Johnson and
Judy from Eugene spent the
his grandfather Ed Bertram, atives.
weekend at the Flook home.
while awaiting a tour of
Thomas Stein of Olympia, Mrs. Johnson is Mrs. Flook’s
duy in Viet Nam where he
has already put in sixteen Wash., was a week-end visitor daughter.
months. During the past year, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tills has been a busy sum­
Major ana Mrs. Goode have D. E. Warde.
mer for Mr. and Mrs. Fred
lived at Ft. Leavenworth,
Donald Warde of Portland Moore, who have been vaca­
Kansas, where he attended
of
Portland spent the week­ tioning and entertaining re­
an advanced Military school.
end
at the home of his par- latives. They returned last
During the past few months,
ents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. week from Yellowstone Park
Goode has made two trips to
Warde.
and then had a group of re­
Germany where he took his
latives from Fanshaw, Okla.,
wife to be with her mother in
A visitor at the home of
Karlsruhe, Germany, while he his sister and family, Mr. and visit them. An aunt from Eu­
is on assignment in Saigon. Mrs. D. E. Warde was Ray gene also visited them. A fam­
ily reunion was held Sunday
Major Goode is the elder son Sandblast of Portland.
at Gilchrist in Central Ore­
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Goode of
Eugene, where he also visit­ Among those attending the gon. The relatives from out-
ed. While in this vicinity he recent Scio High reunion of of-town and state also visited
also called on Mr. and Mrs. teachers and alumi held at the with Mr. and Mrs. Verl Mo­
Dale Edwards of Gates, Mrs. Kenneth McDonald picnic berg and Mr. and Mrs. Del­
Edwards is his cousin, the grounds were Mr. and Mrs. bert Goforth, who were un­
former Vance Goode of Stay­ Clayton Baltimore of Red­ able to attend the Sunday re­
ton. The young couple re­ mond, Mr. and Mrs. Arey Po- union.
cently returned from Ft. drabsky, Mr. and Mrs. Laddie
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Staley
Leonard Wood, Missouri, Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
and Ricky of Eugene were
where he did army duty.
Quarry of Mill City. There guests Saturday at the home
were over 200 present, many of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Day.
John Kelly write« from
coming from out of the state.
Glacier Park that he is now
serving as a bus-boy at the Those attending from the Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Crosier
Many Glacier Hotel and meet­ class of 1935 had the best re­ and three children of Con­
presentation and Mrs. Podrab- cord, Calif, have returned
ing a lot of interesting peo­
sky
(Irene Palon) was a mem­ home after a three weeks
ple. The college employes at
visit with her parents, Mr.
the lodge have been doing a ber of this class.
lot of hitch-hiking into Can­ Mr. and Mrs. Estel (Brick) and Mrs Martin Hansen and
ada, where they recently at­ Swan of Fithian, Illinois are her brother, Terry.
tended the world-famous visiting at the home of his
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Greg-
“Stampede” at Calgary. They parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
spent the weekend with
ory
also hike to various glaciers Swan and with other relatives
and Mrs. Elton Gregory
Mr.
in the vicitnity. John even and friends. Brick attended
met a woman from Lebanon, school here and has a host of and family at Redmond. He
will be principal at the Jun-
Ore., who said she was in friends.
ior High school there. Mr.
Mill City on the Fourth of
Gregory has been working
July and reported how nice
Susan Whitsett, who is ein- for the Job Corps program at
the celebration was.
ployed in a Salem office has Globe, Arizona.
been driving to and from her
work this month. She will
Miss Ills Hoover spent the
soon return to her apartment weekend at Pacific City with
ELTON YOUR FRIENDLY
there.
friends.
PHARMACIST...
returned Sunday evening
from a 12-day visit with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Williams
at San Jose, Calif.
Notices are out for the 15th
Peter
Hager
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rags­
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You can always trust
in our experience!
We fi'.l your prescrip­
tions carefully for the
utmost in effectiveness.
Prescriptions Our
Specialty
Mill City Pharmacy
MEL EIDE, Owner
Ph. 897-2812
Mill City
Mrs. Edna Gordon has re­
turned to her home following
a two weeks visit with rela­
tives in Anderson, Calif.,
Rogue River and Myrtle
Creek.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peter­
son spent some time last
week at Paulina Lake with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen of
Lyons.
Mill
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hust­
on from Salem visited Sun­
day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd.
NOTICE!
Our Store Will Be Open
Sundays 9 A. M. to 12 Noon
During the Summer Months
See us for Fishing Needs, SA/orms, Ice.
Camping Needs.
Full Line of Tires
Western Auto and Rose Hardware
Highway 22
Forty-six members of the
Sims family met last Sunday
at the home of Mrs. George
Flook for their annual reun­
ion. A picnic dinner was serv­
ed at noon on the lawn. Mem­
bers of the family were pres­
ent from Scio, Dallas, Leban­
on, Salem, Newport, Corval­
lis, Eugene, Albany, Californ­
ia and Mill City.
City Lodge No. 180 A. F. & A.
M. and Marilyn Chapter No.
145 OES. Turner Masonic
Lodge and Victoria Chapter
No. 76 OES, Stayton Masonic
Lodge and Acacia No. 63 of
Stayton will be held at Fish­
ermen’s Bend park Sunday,
August 6
The annual picnic
Phone 897-2785
more
new
and
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Joly 27, 1967
with steel trusses and rein­
forced with concrete, has been
completed on the Marion Ai­ Too Late to Classify
derman property in Idanha. FOR SALE—1960 % ton Chev-
The new building under the rolet PU with canopy. Short
management of Al Artman of
narrovz box, 283 V8 engine,
Idanha will be known as the
4 speed trans. 2 new tires,
Les Schwab Tire Shop.
all new shocks with load
levelers. $995. Joe Lalack,
Built in Detroit-Idanha
Ph 897-2178, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
DETROIT
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The
construc
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Come to the Rummage
Roundup at the Gates club­ tion of six new homes which
For Quality Job Printing call
house August 2 and 3 from 10 began here early this spring
The Enterprise, 897-2772.
are
progressing
well
with
one
to 5. Toasters, steam irons, ad­
justable dress form, walnut completed mis month
Ready for occupancy this
sewing machine cab. brass
month
is the new one-bed-
handing lamp, nylon rug, an­
tique upholstered
rocker, room home in Short St. of
kitchen chairs and many good Mr. and Mrs. Herman Davis,
This beautiful cloth is just the thing for fall sew­
miscellaneous items.
30 of Hemet, Calif. The Davis’s,
ing. It comes in all the lastest colors.
a retired couple, plan to move
in
the
15th
of
this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bar­
Scheduled for completion
rows and Linda of Beaverton
the
first of September is the
spent the weekend with Mr.
new three-bedroom home of
and Mrs. J. D. MacGregor.
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W.
Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City
Mr. and Mrs. Frank John Ketchum Jr. on Detroit Ave.'
A new summer home under
Sherwood III of Mill City are
the parents of a son, Michael construction on Santiam ave­
Grant, born July 20 at the nue is progressing nicely and
You can relax when you’re covered by
Lebanon hospital. The baby is scheduled for completion in
weighed in a 7 pounds and the near future. The owners
are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ladich
7 ounces.
of Portland, who are doing
Sadie Brookshire of Boise, the building.
Idaho, is visiting here at the Two new summer homes on
home of her aunt. Mrs. Nat Boulder Ave. (Hammond Ad­
dition) are being constructed
Wills.
by their owners, and are also
SAFECO
Mr and Mrs. Art Redinger nearing completion. The A-
INSURANCE
of Gresham stopped in Mill frame home is owned by Mr.
City Tuesday afternoon on and Mrs. Lee Brandt of Salem.
JERRY PITTAM INSURANCE
their way to Detoit Lake in A pre-fab summer home on
Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754
Mill City, Oregon
their new pickup and camper, Mackey Lane (top of Heidel­
They visited Mr. and Mrs. berg Hill) is also progressing
Don Moffatt, who went to the nicely.
The new area home con­
lake to have dinner with
them that evening. Redinger struction is estimated to be
Cominci soon on radio.,.
works for the Gresham Out­ between $60,00 and $70,000. A
look. He has been employed lot on Boulder avenue form­
there since about 1943 when erly owned by A. A. Reiner
he came from North Dakota of Stayton, was recently pur-
Redinger and Moffatt work­ chased by Roberta Marx of
ed together in Watford City Detroit. A fire recently
prior to the time they moved stroyed the house on the
mises.
west.
Three other homes in
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Barker Detroit area were recently
returned recently from a two sold.
weeks trip which took them
The Cecil Briles home on
visiting relatives and to plac­ Santiam Avenue was pur­
ALBANY - KRKT 12:30 P. M.
es of scenic interest in Ne­ chased by Mr. and Mrs. Vern
vada and California. From Collins of Salem. The Col­
ALBANY - KWIL 4:35 P. M
here they went to Sparks, Ne­ lins’ plan to do some exten­
vada, I,as Vegas and on to sive remodeling. The Ray­
Torrence, Calif. Mrs. Barker mond Sophy home also on
STORIES OF
said they were glad to get Santiam Ave. was sold to Mr.
back to Oregon.
PACIFIC POWERLAND
and Mrs. Clem Krantz of
Scio, and the A. A. Reiner
told by Nelson Olmsted
Mr and Mrs. Roger Nelson home on Butte St. was pur­
were in Mill City Tuesday, chased by Mr. and Mrs. Don­
visiting friends and looking ald Wines of Idanha.
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
after property interests.
A new all-metal building
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dale and family of Salem vis­
ited Sunday evening at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Ragsdale. They
had attended a picnic earlier
in the day for employes of the
City of Salem. He is employed
by the Salem water depart­
ment.
We have
used items to sell! Our rum­
mage sale at the Gates Wom­
en’s clubhouse will continue
on Wednesday, August 2 and
Thursday, August 3. 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m. Gates Women’s
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Norman Carey of Sacra­ Club.
mento, Calif., is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. New Homes Being
Steve Chudzinski.
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Ada’s Needle Shop
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How a Willamette Valley
Crop Goes up in Smoke
Friday, July 28
“Haven’t
a bean!”
This fellow doesn’t have a
carrot in the bin or a bean to call
his own—he lives from day to
day and never saves a thing. Some
people live the same way —
they spend all they earn and never
plan for the future. Open a
savings account now and pay
yourself first every payday. Keep
saving regularly, and you’ll
harvest a lot of long green to enjoy
when you’re out to pasture.
Enough for beans, anyway.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chud-
zinski returned Monday ev­
ening from a 10-day trip
to California. They visited
her daughter, Mrs. John Cul­
len and three daughters at
Sacramento. Her husband is
now on active duty in Viet­
nam. At Pasadena they visit­
ed her son, Eugene Stone, at
Daly City, his son, and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­
ard Chucizinski and two sons
and her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lew­
in at Whittier. Also other
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mr*. Veryl Hoover
spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the beach. They
I went to Netarts, visited with
friends at Bay City, visited a
friend in the hospital in Til­
lamook, went on to Boiler
Bay and returned home.
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