The Mill City enterprise., September 07, 1967, Page 7, Image 7

7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept 7, 1967 |ing a long illness. He was A< TJI TT A 1VT A the rest of the weekend.
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---------------------- born March 24, 1905, at Black­ I t JL AJ XI -£x IVx XX
Guests at the home of Mrs.
farm on the hill north of Mill burn, Ark., the son of Mr.
Jennie
Moe recently were her
Mi-s. John Teeters
City where their children and Mrs Samuel Phillips,
Ron
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis granddaughter, Mrs.
were raised.
and was married in 1925 at left for their home in Port­ Kowalis and sister-in-law,
Mrs. Kazda made her home Cove, Ark. He had lived in land, August 30 after several Miss Karen Kowalis of Klam-
with a daughter, Hattie Hillsboro 22 years. He had days’ visit with her brother- math Falls. They todk Mrs.
Fencl for many years before worked for Weyerhaeuser in-law and sister, Mr. and Moe to the fair with them
moving to the Marian Home Co. at Longview, Wash., for Mrs. Earl Taylor. The Tay­ one day.
at Sublimity.
20 years as a filer. He was a lors visited a couple of days
Guests during the Labor
MRS JULIA KAZDA
member o f International later in the week with his Day weekend at the home of
She
was
renowned
for
her
Services were held Satur­
Woodworkers of America, brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Coffman
day from Weddle Funeral good cooking, her growing of Local 3-2536.
beautiful
flowers
and
her
in
­
and Mrs. Virgil Taylor in the were her brother-in-law and
Home in Stayton for Mrs.
Survivors include his wid­
sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Julia Kazda, 81, longtime tricate fancy work which she ow, Mamie D.; son, Ernest of Waldo hills area.
gave generously to family
MacEntire of Vernonia.
A1C
Denis
Teeters
and
resident of Mill City. She members.
Portland; daughters Mrs. O. Miss Linda Lamp of Mt.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hoeye
died Wednesday, August 30,
The Rev. Robert Osborne G. (Louise) Lowery of Cas­ Home, Idaho, visited wtih re­ left Monday for their home
in a Sublimity nursing home.
cadia Mrs. Guy (Martil)
Surviving are daughters, of Stayton officiated at the Jeppsen of Sweet Home, Mrs. latives here a short time in Seattle after spending the
1:30
services
with
Interment
when he was on a week’s weekend here at the home of
Mrs. Charles Dolezal and
George (Geneva) Shaw of
Mrs. Joe Fencl, both of Mill at Fairview cemetery near Vernonia and Mrs. Parollie leave. He reported back Sept. her brother-in-law and sister,
City, Miss Jennie Kazda of Mill City. Pallbearers were Ottenbacher of Hillsboro; 13 4 to the AFB at Mt. Home Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dunn,
Portland and Mrs. Ann Gun- Joe Toman, Albert Toman, grandchildren, and one great­ where he is a training equip­ and also visiting with her
saules of Stayton; sisters, Arey Podrabsky, Arlo Tuers, grandchild. Pallbearers were: ment specialist and a mem­ parents, the G. W. Coffmans.
Frances Sostak in Minnesota James Fencl, Thomas Fencl, Cecil Hill, Claude Stout, ber of the Tactical Aid Com­ Mrs. Ray Roberts was in
mand.
Portland Saturday to visit
and Mrs. Christine Dite in
Archie Simpson, Darrel Shaw,
Mrs. G. V. Christensen and with her aunt, Mrs. Fanny i
South Dakota and three THEODORE A. PHILLIPS Ralph and Bill Duncan.
daughter Bonnie visited dur­ Howard. Guests at the Rob-1
grandsons.
Services for Theodore A.
Mrs. Kazda was born in Phillips. 62, of Hillsboro were ANNA DENNY ANDREWS ing the Labor Day weekend erts home this week are their
in California with her sisters daughter, Mrs. Charles Butts
Czechoslovakia on March 31, held last Wednesday at Don-
Funeral services were held
1886 and came to this coun­ elson, Sewell and Mathews in Salem Tuesday for Mrs. family, the Don Engdahls at nnd son, Donald, and a friend,
try with her bridegroom Carl Mortuary with the Rev. Ern­ Anna Andrews, long-time re­ their new home between Shirley Davis of Glendale,
Kazda. He passed away in est E. Willson of Hillsboro sident of Salem and a former Santa Rosa and Healdsburg. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Guests at the home of Mr. Philippi and Jeff Clearwater1
1944.
Methodist church officiating, | Mill City school teacher.
and Mrs. C. M. Cooper dur­ of Baker.
When the couple first Don Pecker, soloist, and Mrs.
She died in a Crescent City, ing the Labor Day weekend
Guests this week at the'
came to America they settled JI M. Jackson organist.
Calif., hospital. Survivors in­
were
bis
son-in-law
and
David
Blum home are Mrs.
in the Dakotas and moved to
Mr. Phillips died Sunday clude the widower, Thomas
Oregon in 1920, living on a at a Portland hospital follow- E. Andrews; daughter, Mrs. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blum’s sister, Mrs. Louis
Lewis of Edmonds, Wn.
Fote and two daughters, of
Elizabeth Knoff, Smith River,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Teet­ Tacoma, Wn. Visitors at the
Calif.; sister, Ida M. Denny,
ers, son Bruce and nephew, Blum home Sunday evening
and Mrs. C. H. Armstrong of
Rex Longfellow went to were Mrs. Blum’s uncle and
Salem.
Glide September 2 where aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Interment was at Belcrest they visited with Mrs. Teet­
Smith of Salem and Mr.
Memorial park in Salem.
er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith’s mother, Mrs. Estelle
Chris McDonald. They later Smith of Denver, Colo.
Appliance Service
Gordon Ward Returns went to Diamond Lake for Mrs. Charles Dunbar of
Mobile Homes
From Eight Month Ship
United Repair Co.
POOLE’S INC.
OBITUARIES
SALEM
Woodburn visited several
day recently at the home of
Mrs. Jack Ryland.
A visitor August 31 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Castle was her nephew Gary
Herberger of Salem, who
was on his way to Burns
where he will be teaching
this year.
Goodwill Industries is one
of the few places in the Paci­
fic Northwest where handi­
capped people can look for vo­
cational help leading to good
jobs. Support nonprofit
Goodwill Industries in every
way possible.
1957 Plymouth Station Wagon $195
V 8, Standard Transmission
1961 Ford Starline . . . $595
V 8, Automatic Transmission
BUSINESS DIRECTORY 8 BUYERS GUIDE
Factory Authorized Service
For All Major Appliances
Post Auto Sales
1959 Chev. Station Wagon . $395
V 8, Standard Transmission
Assignment
Dealer for Van Dyke & Cran-
USS Bon Homme Richard—
brook Mobile Homes, Go-Lite Radioman Seaman Gordon E.
Travel Trailers
1081 Brdy. NE Salem 585-4480 Delivered and set up on your Ward, USN, son of Mr. and
own lot or Mobile Home Park Mrs. Edward E. Ward of
1953 Lana Ave. NE 364-6231 Klamath Falls, and husband
Auto Wreckers
of the former Miss Kathy M.
Mobile Home Trans. Owen, Lyons, Ore., returned
B E N Z I E’ 8"
Foreign Auto Wrecking
to San Diego, Calif., aboard
Willamette Valley’s
APEX
Supermart
Mobile Home Towing, Inc. the attack carrier Bon Hom­
For Imported Car Parts
Insured “We handle your me Richard when it complet­
1959 Howard St. SE 585-1710
home with care”
ed an eight-month assign­
4 Blks S of Mission Off 20th
Term. Mgr. Harry Turner
ment as part of a carrier
For Hire
Ph. 585-2480 Call Day or Night strike force off the coast of
Auto Dealers
North Vietnam.
805 - 41st Place
Operating f rom “Yankee
Station” in the Gulf of Ton­
Music Dealers
kin, the carrier launched its
pilots on a total of 11,500
MELODY MUSIC strike and combat support
Quality - Comfort
“The Home of Music”
missions and averaged one
Economy
Sales - Service • Instruction major air strike every other
4701 Liberty Bd. S.
EYERLY MOTORS
day. She made a total of 10,-
Sunny Slope Shopping Center 856 arrested landings during
Volkswagon & Porsche
585-1502
her deployment. Her pilots
Salem’s Only Factory
are credited with destroying
Authorized Dealer
Open Mon. thru Fri. ’til 9 p.m. Off. Equip. & Supplies 14 enemy jet planes.
Pilots from the carrier
4403 Com’s St., SE
363-1641
were
the first to locate and
Cooke Stationery Co.
LODER OLDS
Office Furniture - Supplies then demolish vital thermal
Oldsmobile • Volvo
power plants near the capital
Typewriters - Calculators
Sales & Service
Stenorette Dictating Systems city of Hanoi, North Viet­
nam. In three successive air
Used Cars
370 State
581-1404
strikes, “Bonnie Dick” pilots |
38 Years in Same Location
reduced North Vietnam’s
745 Liberty NE
581-1421
Optometrists
electrical power production
Cosmetics
by an estimated fifty per­
cent.
Robert A. Golden
MERLE NORMAN
Targets for the carrier
Cosmetics
Doctor of Optometry
strike pilots included air­
Courtesy Dem.
fields, trucks, railroads, mis­
Visual Training
By App*L
sile complexes, highways,
Mail Ord. Filled 170 Liberty St SE
364-6803 bridges, strategic supply
466 Court N. E.
routes and numerous other
Phone 362-8297
Paints
sites. Carrier pilots delivered
a total of 5,506 tons of ordn­
Fences
ance on military targets on
Accent Fence & Patio Co.
North Vietnam before the
"With the Accent on Quality”
ship ended her third Vienam
Chain Link Fence Our Spec­
combat tour.
Paints Made in Oregon
ialty — Bank Financing
FOR Oregon Homes
Goodwill Industries has
Estimates without Obligation Wallpaper Floor Coverings
5100 Center NE
362-5927 Counter Tops - Ceramic Tile more than 500 work stations
1710 Front N. E.
364-2277 at which handicapped people
Hardware
233 Com’l N. E.
5856013 learn and earn. This year
Norris Paint & Varnish Co. Inc some 1,400 men and women
DICK’S HARDWARE
will use these work stations
Hardw'e for Do-It-Yourselfers Engdahl's Crosby Paint Store to gain job experience, re­
Open 7 Days a Week
“Guaranteed Lowest Price in ceive training or have shel­
the Willamette Valley”
Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
tered employment. Support
Factory Direct Outlet Save this program by helping non­
Sunday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
up to 50%
165 Lancaster Dr. NE 581-4213
profit Goodwill Industries.
1792 Fairgrounds Rd. NE
Freezers, Washers, Ranges
Dryers & Small Appliances
TV, Radio & Appliance
Call U, Any Day For
Service
Mill City Enterprise
1959 Ford Station Wagon .
No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between
Stayton and Gates.
1961 Chev. Parkwood S.W. . $795
ON OR OFF THE CABLE
RCA VICTOR
The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas.
RCA WHIRLPOOL
The Best Laundry Equipment
Gene Teague Chevrolet
1
4 dr., V 8, Automatic Transmission
PORTER&LAU1
r
Appliance — Radio
SALES — SERVICE
503 N. Third Ave.
Stayton
Ph. 769-2154
j
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security...
be a
First
Federai. /
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Phone 362-3018
Health Foods
"You Never Pay Retail at
Engdahl’s”
Natural Health Center
"Your Health Food Hdq.” Trailers-Equip. & Parts
Complete Line of Natural Vit­
amins & Health Food Pro­ METAL-FAB
TRAILER HITCHES
ducts.
Featuring
Custom Made - All Sizes
Organic Cosmetics
Sales & Installation
Merco Sauna Bath Units
on Eaz-Lift & Reese
1073 Com*! SE
Ph. 362-9861
Ph. Stayton 769-5176 before 8 Extra Gas Tanks for Pickups
Custom Made
a. m. or after 6 p. m.
4195 Silverton Rd NE 362-5541
Men's Clothing
«felSHOP^
Upholstersers
Norm's
Upholstering
Free Estimates & Deliveries
We also do scotchgarding
Salem's Quality Men’s Store
4802
Silverton Rd NE 363-0116
Since 1800
Salem Plaza
______585-6313
Work Clothing-Shoes
Subscribe to The
Mill Gty Enterprise
$3.50 Per Year
LES NEWMAN’S
The Friendly Store
Men’s Wear, Work Clothing
Nylon Preme Rainwear
Redwing Boots and Shoes
17» Com’l St. NE
363-5508
Public Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RUTH E. JOHNSON has
been appointed Administra­
trix of the estate of ARBY A.
JOHNSON, deceased No.
11119 in the District Court of
the State of Oregon for Linn
County and has qualified as
such. All persons having
claims there against shall pre­
sent the same with proper
vouchers, to said Administra­
trix at Route 1, Box 194, Ly
ons, Oregon in said County
within 6 months from the
date of first publication of
this notice, which date is
August 24, 1967.
RUTH E JOHNSON,
Administratrix
DUNCAN & DUNCAN,
Attorneys at Law,
545 Third Street.
Stayton, Oregon
Pub. Aug. 24,-31- Sept. 7-14-21
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