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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1967)
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Griffith spent several days in Port land the last week on busi ness. Mrs. O. K. DeWitt was in Portland September 2 when she attended the wedding of her great niece, Sandia Thiel- sen and Raymond Carl Rang- ilas at Hope Presbyterian church. Miss Thielsen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Thielsen of Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Doc Garton and Mr and Mrs. Charlie French spent the weekend at Clear Lake fishing untl it rained them out Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chud- zinski moved their furniture early Sunday morning to Sa cramento, Calif., where they will make their home. Both will be employed there. Debb.'e and Kelly Noyes, small children of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Noyes of Port land spent several days re cently visiting with their great-grandmother, Mrs. Dell Smith. Little Kelly Is Just a few months old and Mrs. Smith said she was such a good baby she could really "enjoy” her as well as Debbie. Mr and Mrs. Lee Bassett returned last week from a two week’s trip by camper into Canada. They covered considerable territory, visit ing the various national parks, Lake Louise and Banff and other points of interest. They returned home through Yellowstone Nation al park but were unabte to visit Glacier National Park because of fire conditions. They stopped at Pasco, Wn., to sec the Bill Stover family, long-time friends. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Shaw left Monday for Kansas where they will visit rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fink of Renton, Wn., were guests Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duckworth, Sr. Recent guests at the home of Mrs. O. K. DeWitt have been Mrs. Percy Webb of Salem who was there from Saturday until Tuesday and Mrs. Rex Sanford who was there from Tuesday until Saturday. An overnight guest Mon day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duckworth, Sr., was their son-in-law, Jim Spencer from Renton, Wn. The Lions Auxiliary mem bers will resume their fall meetings on Thursday, Sep tember 28. There will be a 7 p. m. dinner meeting at the Riverview Cafe at Mehama. Mrs. D. E. Wattle returned Wednesday from Portland where she had received med ical treatment at the Uni versity hospital. Studio of Hair Design in Mill City specializes in hair cutting. Open Wednesday through Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, owner. Phone 897-2100 36tf. You can always trust in our experience! We fill your prescrip tions carefully for the utmost in effectiveness. Prescriptions Our Specialty Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 MID City Residents Ask Ordinance Variance ! Mr. and Mrs. Morgan 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 14, 1967 Honored with Party Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mrs. Bernard Bennett is Morgan from Kennewick, back in the office of Hill In Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mor surance. She has been absent gan and two sons, Mr. and several weeks following con Mrs. Steve Weber and two LET US HELP YOU BUILD valescence from major sur daughters from Portland and gery. Miss Mary Agnes from Mil A COMPLETE ROOF OF waukie were week end Mrs. Bess Vandermeer is guests at the home of their PLANNED PROTECTION now home after extensive parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her medical treatment in Port man Morgan. Saturday even land. She says she is feeling ing a pot luck supper and Jerry Pittam Insurance real good. gathering was held honor Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754 ing Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mor Mill City, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hoeye gan with a farewell who are SAFECO and sons are now back in leaving September 26 for INSURANCE “Whara plaraad protacUaa pays aff. Corvallis where he is a shop with prestar coverage at lower coat.” Vienna, Austria. SAFECO »LIFECO »GENERAL MAtTlI ’ consultant at OSU. The fam Mr. Morgan who works ily returned from Nigeria Residents of Block 13, Shaw ’ s Addition to Mill with the Atomic Energy this summer, their two-year City have a petition prepared and signed to present at Commission has a two year stay cut short by the conflict the next City Council meeting, asking for a variance appointment there. Attend in that country. Mr. Hoeye which will ailow the location of mobile homes on this. Come To The was on leave from OSU when block. Every owner of the 16 lots have signed the pe-1 ing were Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Park from Bend, Mr. and he took the position on the tition, and 100 per cent of the people who live adjacent staff at the University in Ni to Block 13, have also signed. The above picture was Mrs. Joe McCoy from The Dalles Mr. and Mrs. Howard geria. taken looking north from Kingwood, showing some of Clark from Salem, Mr. and the blackberry brambles which mar the appearance of Mrs. Jake Knieling, Alice Me- Mrs. Rex Ohmart was tak this area. Gil Duckworth, who circulated the petition Cloy from Marion, Mr. and en to Santiam Memorial hos asid: “already we have lost one good family because of Mrs. Robert Landers and son pital Sunday when she be this ordinance, and possibly if this variance were ap of Silverton, Mr. and Mrs. C. Grange Hall Between Lyons and Mehama came suddenly ill with a se proved we could encourage some more people to move F. Deetz of Stayton, Mr. and vere attack of kidney stones. in.” Action on this petition is expected at the upcoming Mrs. Jim Lewis and son from She was at the hospital until council meeting.—The Mill City Enterprise photo. Aumsville, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tuesday when she was able Morgan and two children to return home. Mrs. Arlic Turnidge, who from Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. has been a guest at the home All Entries Must Be In By 12 Noon E. S. Bond of Albany, Mr. Raymond Gulliford, who of her mother-in-law, Mrs. and Mrs. Clyde Morgan of has been serving overseas Bert Turnidge the past 10 Mill City, Mr. and Mrs. Alla Judging Begins At 1 P. M. with the Army is now home, days left for her home in Mae Bethel and daughter according to his parents, Mr. Drain Saturday. Roberta of Mehama, Mr. and and Mrs. Jack Gulliford. Come, take part in this annual fair. It is op Mrs. Bill Morgan of Kenne Mill City friends have re en to the public. Prizes will be given. Bring your wick, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Mill City friends have re ceived word that Mr .and produce, canned goods, fancy work, baked goods, Jim Morgan and sons, Mr. ceived word that Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson of Salem antiques, handicrafts, hobbies and flowers. and Mrs. Steve Weber and Mrs. Manuel Lombana, form are vacationing at Jackson The Santiam Wolverines daughters of Portland, Miss er Mill City residents are Hole, Wyo. They stopped over Lunch Served Between 12 and 1. now living at Pico Riveria, at Sun Valley, Ida., which led by Bob Ward’s two May Agnes of Milwaukie and Calif. They sold their home Mrs. Nelson said was beauti touchdowns, stunned the Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mor Stayton Eagles 26-13 at Stay gan of Lyons. here to Mr. and Mrs. Don ful. ton Friday. Martin. From 5:30 to 7:80 P. M. Stayton scored first on a Dick Berg, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duck Mrs. Fred Berg, spent Sun 50-yard drive. Santiam’s Den Too Late to Classify Adults $1.50 Children under 12, 75c worth, Sr., Rev. and Mrs. day at his home and said it ny Cline evened the score by Charles Fultz, Mrs. Floyd seemed really great to be returning an intercepted pass WORK WANTED—Will do baby sitting in my home. Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. back He is progressing re 55 yards, but the Eagles went Door Prizes Given After the Program Also ironing by the hour. Herbert Whitaker went to markably well following a ahead 13-7 by the half. 37 On the first play of the se Phone 897-2546. Turner Friday evening serious illness when he was where they attended a chick partially paralyzed. He is cond half, Bob Ward burst FOR SALE—1951 Ford Pick en dinner and later attended hopeful that he will soon be for 71 yards for the tying up. $100. Phone 897-2019. the Oregon Christian Con able to return home perman TD. Mark Bennett kicked the 37p vention Second Annual Fall ently from Salem Memorial extra point. After holding Stayton, San Rally. Over 900 people at hospital where he has been tiam drove 50 yards for the tended and the evening’s of for several weeks. fering amounted to over go-ahead TD, Bob Ward go $1,500. Mr. and Mrs. Don McClusky ing over from the one yard and daughters, Valerie and line. In the fourth quarter, In the Salem Rainmaker’s Lori of Milwaukie were Sun Mark Bennett hij Alan Yank- Contest two Mill City resi day visitors at the home of us on a 38-yard TD pass, Ben dents were lucky winners. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg and nett kicked the extra point to Mrs. Wilbur Harlan won a Dick. He is a brother of Mrs. end the scoring. barbecue and Roy Bedwell a Berg. Jack Johnson and Bruce The lookout is an important cog in walking doll. E. D. Cooke of Blumenstein played an out defense against forest fires. Salem and formerly of Mill John Kelly, who has spent standing game. Bruce, at cen City won a steak dinner for the summer working at Gla ter, consistently blocked out But every citizen, too, has a responsibility. two at a Salem restaurant. cier National Park returned the defensive middle guard. home Inst week. He was met And Jack, a 145-pound de Our community depends, to a great extent, Mrs Steve Champ and her in Portland by his parents, fensive middle guard piled on forests for our prosperity. granddaughter, Laura Rambo Mr. ann Mrs. Charles Kelly. up the Stayton line all night returned home Saturday af John will be a senior at the and made 13 tackles. Let's protect our forests from fire. ter spending several days vis U of O this year. iting with Mrs. Champ’s brother, Roy DeGreif and Mr. and Mrs. George other relatives in Seattle. Thompson are entertaining Laura left for Mt. Angel this Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Boutell week for her sophomore year of Las Vegas, who arrived at college. September 7th. They arrived just in time to enjoy the first The Bld or Bunch pino rain of the season. Davis Airport at Gates was chle club will resume their pressed into service during meetings Monday September Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kleihege the recent forest fires. Planes 18 at the home of Edna Lady. of Salem were In Mill City used this port as a base of The party will start at 7:30 Tuesday afternoon on bus operations during this time. and a dessert will be served iness. Mrs. Kleihege who has Neil Thomason, and Carl before the evening of cards. been quite ill is now on the Drops, both pilots from Sal em Aviation; Al Bailey of the mend The Round Robin p nochle McKenzie Flying Service of club members will have their Ruby Adk'ns, sister of Springfield and Jim Higgs first party of the fall at the Mrs Maudie Flatman is ill of Coos Bay Aviation have home of Lora Mason in Sal at the present time and in a been flying patrol over the em. The group will have din Salem hospital. fires. ner in Salem preceding the Observers were Brad Leav evening of cards. Frances Al itt and Al Gardiner of the ban and Evelyn Davis will Rainy Season Gets Forest Service. provide the transportation. Planes and helicopters Loggers Back to Work were used extensively in Mr. and Mrs. George spotting and watching fires. By Jean Roberts “Cokey” Williams of Loren MEHAMA—With the re-I zo, Calif., left for their home turn to usual rainy Oregon I Detroit Wins First last week after visiting with weather, the forests are Game of Season her parents, Mr. and Mrs. again open for logging. The1 DETROIT—Detroit leaped Roy Gibson and other rela- long dry season had many off to a 19-0 first period lead atives. Their daughter Connie mills closing or at least and never looked back en had spent the summer here thinking of closing, because route to a 46-0 triumph over working in the harvest. She they were using their winter Valsetz there Friday after flew home Tuesday. supply of logs. noon in a Casco League foot Mills in this area always ball opener. In receiving a renewal sub deck thousands of feet of logs Jim Hiebert, Dennis Tow scription to The Enterprise during the summer months, er, and Bob Miller paced the from Mrs. Altha Grimes at to enal )e them to operate KÍIP Scio, she said she enjoys during the rainy winter Detroit victory. Triangle Lake will play 6RIÍN reading about happenings in season. Detroit here Friday at 3 p.m. Mill City. She is a former long-time resident, now liv ing near her daughter, Letha Parkeft Logging Company Freres Veneer Sommers. MBUAANC4 COMAMMI W*l>«M Wl 28th Annual Santiam Valley GRANGE FAIR Saturday, Sept. 23rd Wolverines i lake Stayton In Opener Turkey Dinner and All the Fixings Be Sure To Attend HIS JOB AND YOURS Davis Airport at Gates Used During Forest Fires New Fall Yardage Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Heintzelman of Belfair, Wn., arrived September 11 to visit both the George Thompsons and the Herb Pecks. They arrived amid the rain, but rain was welcome to them also as their part of the coun try had been quite dry, too. For Your Sewing Needs ¡Julies' Outing Flannel Night Gowns Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City Lyons, Oregon Boise Cascade Corp. P. O. Box 127 Independence, Oregon Young & Morgan Timber Co. Idanha and Mill City, Oregon Mehama, Oregon WJIamefte Plywood Corp. P. O. Box 228 Aumsville, Oregon Frank Lumber Company, Inc. Mill City, Oregon
