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husband and son came from
I 3—The MiU City Enterprise, Thursday, August 10, 1967
Marysville, Calif.
|
Mrs. Phyllis Gnuschke at­
By Janet Lewin
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wilson tended a family reunion in |
Mrs.
gave a dinner Sunday in hon-1 Hillsboro Sunday.
or of their son and his wife, Glenda Roten, though not a
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wilson. member of the family, joined
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her.
CECIL W. CATHERWOOD It was the couples’ first wed­
Suzie and Paul Lewis
ding
anniversary.
Guests
Funeral services were held
spent
Thursday and Friday
Monday at the First Presby­ were Mrs. Mary Stafford, at Santiam Memorial hospit­
Mrs.
Tillmon
Rains,
Mrs.
terian Church in Mill City
al for tonsilectoinies. Mr. and
r oA
for Cecil Wesley Catherwood, | Nellie Allen and Mrs. Fran­ Mrs. Paul Smith, grandpar­
By
Herbert
Bastuscheck
62, who died Friday at Santi- ces Ward.
Indian dances. As they wat­
ents of the Lewis children,
am Memorial Hospital follow­ Mr. and Mrs. Newton Mul­ spent Saturday at the Lewis
Whenever thousands o f ched, the haunting tones of
lins of Pennsylvania, called
ing a brief illness.
home for a visit and dinner people gather together, ex­ long reed flutes were heard
Mr. Catherwood, who was on Mrs. Lang Stafford Sun­ in honor of the birthday an­ citing and interesting things and a procession of scouts
employed at Frank’s mill, be­ day to say good bye. They niversary of Mrs. Smith.
will happen. If you take 13,- from Peru passed by in their
came ill Thursday morning left for the Oregon coast as
000 Boy Scouts and about 10,- native dress—long woolen
Tuesday,
August
2,
Detroit
and was taken to a Stayton another part of their travels. softball team won over 000 visitors and mix them shawls and knit, pointed
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers
doctor. X-rays were schedul-
with celebrations, demonstra­ woolen caps—with the tem­
visited
Mrs. Stafford Friday Gates, here, by a score of tions, and activities, ; you’ll perature in the 90s. From
ed for the next day and he
18-10.
Mill
City
played
Gates
passed away at the hospital evening.
get results such as the ■ 12th there the scouts were able to
Randy and Terry Muir, Tuesday, August 8. A cor­ World Jamboree for Boy see demonstrations
from
while undergoing the tests.
rection,
Juanita
Carpenter
most of the 100 countries re­
He was born in Scott City, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ter­ was substituted for the play­ Scouts produced.
Kansas in 1905, moving to ry Muir of Salem spent Sun­ er named Juanita Emerson.
Fourteen Scouts from Mill presented. Scouts from Ni­
Mill City with his parents in day at their grandparents,
Mrs.
Velma
Carey
flew
to
City,
Larry Hayden, Mitch­ geria sang African songs,
1911. He had been in the mill the Clyde Olivers.
Scottish scouts dressed in
Mrs. Ellen Rust, Mrs. Nel­ San Francisco Tuesday, and ell Alban, David Crowther, kilts danced Scotch dances,
and logging business most of
returned
that
night
with
Ka
­
Gary
Henness,
Bob
Wilson,
lie Allen and Mrs June Bar­
his life.
accompanied by bagpipes.
ker
spent Tuesday in Salem. thryn and Cecelia Carey, her Dick Gruver, Floyd Peter­ Philippine scouts demonstrat­
Mr. Catherwood was a
grandchildren.
They
will
man,
Craig
Stevens,
Kelly
Mike Elder, a graduate of
member of the Presbyterian
Dennis, Herb Carpenter, Kurt ed dances done as long bam­
NCC and resident of Eugene, visit for two weeks.
Church here
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Cupps
Carpenter,
George Rust, Tom boo poles open and closed by
Surviving are the widow, was the guest minister Sun­ were visited by Marlena Kanoff, and Dale Davenport, their feet, and groups from
Hannah; son Franklin both day at the Gates Christian Choin, daughter of Mr. and and two adult leaders, Herb many other lands sang folk­
of Mill City and a step­ church. He will be back next Mrs. Raymond Choin of Sen­ Bastuscheck and Lenthal songs.
One major impression of
daughter Carole Ann Bridges Sunday and also the first eca for a week, and by Caro­ Ragsdale, were fortunate
friendship was felt. No mat­
of Fresno, Calif.; brothers Sunday in September.
lyn
Choin,
daughter
of
Mr.
enough
to
have
been
a
part
The Auxiliary and Bar-
Earl of Mill City and Dwight,
and Mrs. Pat Choin for two of the Jamboree. The group ter whether or not you could
of Lake Oswego. He is also racks 3263 gave a farewell weeks during July. Both was able to leave on the speak the language of a scout
survived by several uncles party for Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ girls are Mr. Cupps’ cousins. morning of August 2 due to from another country, you
and aunts including John and ry Peterson at the Clyde
Mr. and Mrs. Mel New­ the donation of a 12-man smiled and gave the scout
James Swan, both of Mill Oliver home Friday after­ berg
returned
Thursday crummy by Shields ReMine handshake. Not one instance
noon. Twenty-three people
City.
from
a
two-week
trip
to Min­ for the trip. A long day’s of hostility was observed,
Officiating at the services were present. Mr. and Mrs. nesota. Mr. Newberg’s fa­ drive brought the group to a and it was reassuring to see
Monday was the Rev. James Peterson have sold their ther had been ill and passed Forest Service campground scouts smiling and talking
Murray and interment was home in Mill City and are away while they were in Du­ on the Washington - Idaho with each other from coun­
at the Fairview Cemetery at moving to Salem.
tries which have recently
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Scharff luth. Mr. and Mrs. Wallis border about 50 miles from clashed in warfare.
Gates with Weddle Mortuary
Newquist,
a
sister,
and
Mr.
the
Jamboree
site
and
Farra
­
and family had a visit and
in charge.
The only disappointment
dinner with other members and Mrs. Henry Newberg, a gut State park in Idaho. Vis­ of the trip occurred when
brother,
were
visited.
They
itors
were
allowed
to
see
the
of Mr. Scharff’s family. Miss
ARBY A. JOHNSON
also saw Mrs. Jesse Ingram Jamboree only from 1 to 6 in the group tried to visit the
Funeral services were held Darlene Scharff, his sister and children of Pine City, an the afternoons.
Jamboree Saturday. There
Saturday morning at 10:30 at and two friends all of Clovis, aunt of Mrs. Newbergs. They
was a line of cars lined bum­
the Weddle Funeral Home Calif., Mrs. Augusta Scharff were unable to see her bro­ As the group first arrived per to bumper for a dis­
for Arby A. Johnson who of Salem, his mother, and ther and family, Mr. and at the Jamboree, they were tance of about 10 miles wait­
drowned in Dunlap Lake Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scharff, Mrs. George Kruse of Minne­ introduced to the world wide ing for a chance to get about
impact. A delegation from
his grandparents, of Silver-
Monday while fishing.
apolis, because of the riots in India was doing a series of half an hour of time at the
He was born April 24, 1919 ton all were present Satur- the city.
Jamboree, the group drove
at Gates, Oregon and lived day.
on to Coeur d’Alene instead
On
their
return
trip
they
George Rust, Gary Hen-
his entire life in Gates and
and
swam in the lake or vis­
ley
of
San
Diego,
Calif.,
were
passed,
in
Montana,
a cara-
Mill City with the exception ness and Craig Stevens, were van of old covered wagons recent visitors at the home ited the town. That evening
of the 5 years he spent in among those of Troop 49 of and surreys pulled by at of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. they wanted to see a movie
the Air Corps during World Mill City who attended the I least 300 horses that stretch- Perry Clipfell and family. and were pleased when the
Boy Scout World Jamboree
War II.
ed out a mile or more. The Mrs. Huntley will be remem­ manager of the theater let
He graduated from Mill in Farragut, Ida. They left people were dressed in pion­ bered as the former Marian them in for 1/3 price be­
City High School and work­ Wednesday morning and re­ eer costumes. The reason for Nye, a former resident here. cause they were Boy Scouts.
turned Sunday. They stayed
ed as a logger in the area.
The Scouts from Mill City
the group was never discov­ Mr. and Mrs. William Klo-
Rev. J. Melvin Elving, pas­ at Farragut for two days and ered.
had
many opportunities to
ida from Yakima, Wash.,
tor of the Stayton Baptist then did some sight-seeing
become friends with scouts
The
rummage
sale
held
re
­
were
week
end
guests
at
the
from other countries, and
Church officiated at the ser­ on the trip home.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ga­ cently at the Clubhouse was home of Mr. and Mrs. John they were eager to relate
vices and pallbearers were
a
success
with
$250
taken
in.
Kokstis
and
family.
Eugene Jacobson, Elmer briel and family were visit­ Plans are to have another
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weid­ their experiences of contact.
Klutke, Joe Lalack, Richard ed by their niece, Debbie joint sale next year for fund man and Kathy are on a va­ The days of the trip were
Knutson, Donald Naue and Searcy from last Monday un­ raising purposes.
cation trip which will take filled with fun and activities,
___
til Sunday. The Gabriel fam­
Howard Naue.
them to Glacier National and the scouts from Mill City
SAFECO
ily
took
her
home
to
Mr.
and
Surviving are his parents,
INSURANCE
Park on to Canada and re- have gained a glimpse of
people and customs of other
Mr. and Mrs. Ingle Johnson Mrs. Kenneth Searcy of Bea­
turn
by
Victoria,
B.
C.
Of course your home la insured against the obvious things. But is
of Mill Cty and one son, Lar­ verton and then had dinner
Scottie Foster six year old countries which they will
By Eva Bressler
it covered for the unexpected—explosion, extreme storm damage,
probably
never
be
able
to
get
ry Johnson of Gooding. Ida. Sunday evening at the
a car crashing into your living room, for example? We help you
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spell- son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Interment was in the Fair­ Charles Masons in Sweet meyer have received word Foster had the misfortune of again.
protect your home and possessions with a Safeco Home Owners
Home.
view Cemetery.
Policy. It’ll be tree of dangerous gaps and costly overlaps, will
breaking
his
arm
when
he
of
the
birth
of
a
grandson,
Mrs. Lola Henness and
save you worry, save you money, too. And Safeco pays claims
fell
from
a
swing
Sunday
More
Automobiles
Mrs. Hattie Cole visited Mr. a son born to their son and
quickly. Call us today.
»
and Mrs. Roy Taylor of Dal- wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald morning.
Than Telephones
FOR
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jerry
Welter
Spellmeyer at Albion( Wash.
last last week.
SALE/
In State
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hen- The young man has been of Lycns are announcing the
birth
of
their
first
child
a
Oregon has one automobile
ness were taken to dinner named Frank Curtis and will
for
every 1.9 persons in the
son
born
Tuesday,
August
be
called
Curt.
and the Lawrence Welk
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Huff­ 1st at the Santlam Memorial state; in fact, there are more
show in Portland Saturday,
July 30, by Mr. and Mrs. man spent Tuesday and Wed­ hospital in Stayton He has automobiles than telephones
Clare Hennes in honor of the nesday visiting in Longview, been named Michael James. in the state.
Grandparents are Mr. and
This information comes
Glenn Henness’ 40th wed- Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Riggs Mrs. Al Lantzer of Lyons from the latest edition of the
I ding anniversary.
The John Rotens were vis­ and granddaughter Lori and Mrs and Mrs. Welter “Oregon Fact Summary,” a
four-page compilation of in­
ited by the Lon Harris fam­ Paulich attended a family of Salem.
Mr .and Mrs. Dale Spohn formation about the state,
picnic
held
at Detroit Lake
ily
of
Springfield
part
of
last
KEEP YOUR RENTAL
and son from Shafter, Calif., its economy and resources,
Sunday July 30.
weekend.
PROPERTY FILLED
M r s. Naomi InVeit i s are visiting at the home of issued by the Economic De­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gael
Cuts
­
WITH AN AO IN THIS
forth and boys joined the now convalescing at home Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue. velopment Division of the
NEWSPAPER...
Mrs. Ruth Lyons returned Oregon Department of Com­
rest of the Cutsforth family following surgery last week
home
the last of the week merce. Some highlights from
ANYTHING FROM
for a river trip Saturday. at the Salem Memorial hospi­
from Korbel, Calif., after the folder:
RENTING A BEDROOM The family, 25 members, left tal.
Oregon has 39 colleges and
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down­ visiting at the home of her
TO SELLING A CLASSY Gold Beach on the excursion
Mr.
and
Mrs.
son
and
wife,
universities,
54 banking firms
ing
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wil
­
RESIDENCE
4 whl. dr. 6 cyl. 4 spd.
mail boat and traveled the
and 40,500 farms. It is serv­
Rogue River to Agnes and son Stevens were in Port­ Jerry Lyons.
CALL US NOW
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ed by 10 airlines, five rail­
I back. Mrs. Charles Center, a land last Saturday night to
i granddaughter of Mr. and attend the Lawrence Welk Smith and family moved roads, 22 bus lines and 54
Saturday evening to West regular motor freight car­
3 spd. 6 cyl. with canopy
. Mrs. Roth Cutsforth, and her show.
Mrs. Joe Hince is spending Stayton. They have been liv­ riers.
some time in Salem where ing in the Jim Harris house.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Julian Lyons Council Discuss
New McCulloch Mac 10 series
she is employed at the Blue
are
spending two weeks va­
V8 Auto. Trans.
Lake cannery assisting in the
makes all other lightweights
City Problems
cationing in Canada.
beans.
Mrs. Alex Bodeker return­ LYONS—The regular meet­
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Baun-
out of date and up to 25% overweight
ed
home Sunday from San- ing of the City Council was
gardner. who have been liv­
tiam
Memorial hospital fol­ held Wednesday night Aug­
V8 Auto. Trans.
MAC-1-10, world's lightest direct
ing in the former Ramie
ust second. The telephone
drive chain saw... 10% lbs.* MAC
Martell house have purchas­ lowing major surgery. She is
franchise was read and will
3-10, world’s lightest automatic oil­
ed the Homer Mitchell pro­ convalescing this week at be voted on at the next reg­
the
home
of
their
daughter,
ing chain saw... 10% lbs. * with all
perty on the river and have
Full Power
Mrs. E. Hamptno in Salem. ular meeting. The paving
the features of the big timber
moved there.
was reported finished in Ce-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wayne
McCullochs including reborable
Jim Cox from Hermiston
dar, Dogwood, Birch, 2nd and
cast-iron cylinder.
was a guest the first of the Kirsch and family, who have 13th streets and repairs on
been
living
east
of
town
have
•Engine weight only, dry, less bar
week with Jim Olmstead at
and choin.
14th. The parking problem
his home here. His parents moved to their new home at the Postoffice was dis­
Jordan
district.
in
the
MAC .3-10 1<P4 lbs. self oiling Mr. and Mrs. James Cox,
Mrs. Florene Roten is em­ cussed and the planning com­
MAC MO 10X lbs
former residents here were
at People’s Telephone mission recomended possi­
ployed
enroute to Eugene and will
Co.
office
while Mrs. Alta ble expansion of the city lim-1
return here Tuesday or Wed­
Bodeker
is
convalescing
from its. Wayne Nierman, com­
nesday.
munity development agent in
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hauge
Frienos in Lyons have re­ Linn County who will leave
and son from Madison, Wise.,
the OSU extension service in
are visiting at the home of ceived word from the Jim Linn county to take graduate,
Harris family that they are
her brother and family, Mr. announcing the birth of an­ study under a Mott Fellow­
and Mrs. John Kokstis and other son, born Saturday, ship in Michigan, was pres-i
They're Here Now
children. They plan to stay August 5. The Harris’ are ent and introduced Clarence
Kay Branch Equipment Company
for two weeks.
former residents here and R. Parker who will replace j
Phone 859-2240
Mehama, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt- this is tneir 10th child.
him
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