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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1968)
Miss Rosalie Bassett, who is teaching English in the high school at Longview, Wn., spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett. J. C. Kimmel was in Eu gene Sunday and Monday where he attended a pharma- cuetical convention. He said there were some good speak ers present. Mill City friends have re ceived word that Carl W. (Bill) Longenecker was re cently transferred from Ten nessee to the West Coast. He has been assigned to the Car rier Ticonderoga which is just now off the coast of Viet nam. His wife and three children live in San Diego. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Longenecker, are still at Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge and when sending in renewals for themselves and their son, said they enjoyed reading the area news and al so the occasional visits from friends here. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ver beck were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wirlck and family of New port and Mrs. Verbecks bro ther, George Porter of Silver- ton. Mrs. Lowell Cree has re turned home after three days at Salem Memorial hospital where she had minor surgery. Young Denny Flatman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Flatman returned to his home in Alas ka over the weekend. He had been staying with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr since early December. His mother flew down for him last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Mark are the proud parents of a daughter born February 7 at Salem Memorial hospital. The little girl has been named Su san Kay and weighed 8 pounds and 10 ounces. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bur ton Boroughs of Mill City and Mr. and Mrs. William Birch of Scio. Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Moore were called to Seattle Friday by the death of their great grandchild who was only 4% months old. He is believed to have died from a brain hem- orrage. Also attending the ser vices was Mrs. Wayne Alban, sister of Mrs. Moore. Miss Betty Bostwick re turned late Monday evening after visiting with her moth er, Mrs. Marie Lincoln at Kelso, Wn. The elderly lady is recovering from a bad fall suffered at her home Satur day. She received head cuts but is able to be cared for at home. 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. Sec the Mill City Lions Aux iliary Book shelf at The Mill City Enterprise. Buy a book at discount prices and help the Auxiliary sight conserva tion programs. 8 Carl Kelly, James Murray and Richard Posekany were in Portland three days the past week where they attend ed a Presbyterian Men’s Con ference. Headquarters were at the Hilton Hotel and there were a number of outstanding speakers at the Conference. MEHAMA Mill City Grade Mrs. John Teeters Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips School Boys To were hosts at their home Sat urday evening for the the and pot luck supper the G.E.M. pinochle club. Have New Program of meeting Memtiers of the club present Demo Committeeman 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 22, 1968 Top Ranking Detroit Cougars Still Are Undefeated every day, every night in the were Mr. and Mrs. G. D. famous Mapes Casinos, ground Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred level or high above in the SKY Rienke, Mr. and Mrs. Joe DETROIT — According to ROOM. Fabulous entertain Bowes. Mr. and Mrs. Giles the Oregon Journal’s B Poll ment, always. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer recently, the only one in the Downtown Reno location, Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Phil area (the AP has not had life very much. ideal for business or pleasure sufficient interest to consider lips. ... 300 beautifully appointed Mrs. James Blum returned one and does not recognize rooms, 25 luxurious apart Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harlan home February 16 from San- B-schools in A-2 polls) Wal mentsuites, with Kitchenettes. had as their dinner guests tiam Memorial hospital where lowa is first, defending champ Fine food and beverage in the Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George she had spent three weeks re Powers second, Lowell third, Coach Room. Humphries, Miss Dorothea ceiving treatment for an at and Detroit fourth. Two oth Humphries, Jack James all of tack of pneumonia and com er Marion B teams are men FREE PARKING Portland and Mrs. Alice Wat tioned. Siletz is tied for tenti! plications. NO MINIMUM son of Mill City. It was Mr. Dinner guests Tuesday ev Norman R. Howard, veteran and Chemawa is 12th. NO COVER and Mrs. Humphries’ wedding Oregon Legislator and Port ening, February 13, of Mrs. With all A-l and A-2 hoop TOP ENTERTAINMENT anniversary and Mrs. Harlan’s Charles Crook were her par land businessman, announced squads having tasted defeat birthday. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon today that he would file for at least once this season, the Goodell and brother, Clarence the position of Democratic states only unbeaten teams Mrs. James Budlong has re Goodell and son, Freddie, all National Committeeman from schools, the article states, i turned from Antlers, Oklaho of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oregon. Three schools—Eastern Ore ma where she attended ser Crook of Portland were Sun Howard’s announcement has gon’s Wallowa, Mid Oregon’s followed speculation on the vices for her grandmother, day guests at the Crook home. Lowell, and Marion B’s Detroit Hotel and Suite Rates Mrs. Martha Blan who passed Mrs. Edward Titze went to part of Democratic leaders have 50 combined wins ac Guest Bedrooms away at the age of 87. Mrs. Seattle, Wn., Feb. 15 to visit throughout the State that the cording to the writer. Single ................... $10 to 16 1 Double ................. $13 to 19 Budlong flew to Dallas, Texas a few days with her mother, Portland Legislator of seven The article goes on to say Twins ................... $14 to 19 sessions would seek the post where she met her sister, Mrs. J. F. Webber. Mrs. Oren the key to Detroit’s success Studio Room .. $20 Mrs. Frank Peeler from Los Small went to Seattle for the now held by Norman Stoll. has been the play of high- Suites — parlor, large bed Howard feels that an active Angeles. weekend to visit her husband, room, bath, scoring Ken Tower and the National Committeeman could Kitchennette $35 to 50 who is employed there and rebounding of Larry Smith. for Additional parton in room or Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cree are both ladies returned home accomplish many things suit. S3 par parson. The 5-11 Tower has recovered the State of Oregon. spending sometime at their Sunday evening. from a knee cartilage opera home here. They have been Mr and Mrs. John Teeters tion suffered in football prac at Union, Ore. where he was and Mrs. Donald Teeters were Spring Returns to >• tice to average 26 points per cutting timber but due to the in Cottage Grove Thursday to game and 30.6 in league. His Detroit This Week; “thawing” they are unable SEATTLE .... attend graveside services for high of 45 points came against to work for awhile. Mr. Teeter’s sister, Mrs. Nellie Weather Still Wet LOS ANGELES Perrydale in a game played Peterson, who died Monday, DETROIT—How are things there Feb. 9th. Smith at 6-1 On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. February 12 in Eugene. in the upper North Santiam Verne Clark were dinner Weekend guests at the Canyon? “WET”. Weather the tallest Cougar, has a 17.7 point average and 22 rebound guests In the home of Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin man Joe Muise reported Mon average. He got 32 points a- Edward Rupp, a former Mill Griffiths were Mr. and Mrs. day that the Detroit area had gainst Gaston his high City resident but now of Sal Mervln Mitchell and Larry received 1.81 inches of rain and has been a for real em. Others present were Mr. and Gerry Boring of Eugene in a 24 hour period beginning surprise” says coach pleasant Larry Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens and Ronny Boring of Port at 9:00 A. M. Sunday and Poole. and Mrs. William Shuey and land, who were here to at ending at 9:00 A. M. Monday. Cougars have averag of Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. tend the wedding Saturday The reading the preceding ed The 90.4 in 18 games, going ov Que Haines of Portland. The evening of Kenneth Champ day (24 hours) was recorded er the century mark three affair was in honor of Mr. and Vicki Grosso. as 1-08. Looks like Feb. is times. Their lowest tally was and Mrs. Shuey’s birthdays. Sunday guests at the home trying to make up for some of against Gaston, a team they Mrs. Haines is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mon Jan. sub-normal precipitation. 72 by 22 points. Towers bro of Mr. and Mrs. Shuey. roe were her brother and sis However temperature is mild, beat ther, 5 ft. 11 Dennis, is a W a ay T ì ÌT ì KI ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max and Spring plant life such third averaging in Mr. and Mrs. Jim Girod Montgomery of Eugene. Ad as daffodils, tulips, crocus double starter at 14-4. Ray attended the First Citizen An ditional dinner guests were and many other varieties are Sophy at figures, and 5-11 Al Clark nual awards banquet in Stay Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brown progressing nicely. Pussy Wil complete 6-0 the starting five. ton Monday evening. Mrs. Gi and Vicki of Lyons The Mont lows are in bud and look like Since this survey the Coug- rod’s mother, Mrs. Harold gomerys came especially to they are about to burst into gars with two victories bring his aunt, Mrs. Cheit bloom. The buds appear to be now have won more Wodtl.v received the award 20 straight as "Woman of the Year”. Barr, of Tacoma, who will games with no losses. this season. visit some time at the home large Our feathered friends the Mrs. Norma Robertson of Area Women Take of her brother and sister-in- winter robin as many call Woodward, Iowa has return law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon (of the thrush family) Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too ed to her home after spending Portland Tour Goodell and with other rela them have returned in record num some three months with her tives here. The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements bers the past few days. These son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. GATES—Mrs. Leia Seming Mrs. G. V. Christensen, who little fellows apparently go and Mrs. Alvin Davidson and son, Mrs. Yvonne Welstad, is presently working as an to lower altitudes during the family. She assisted Mrs. Da Mrs. Anne Hovey, Mrs. Glen extention agent out of the of winter where better “pick vidson in operating the lunch Henness, Mrs. Gladys Cline, fice at Dallas, was in Portland ings” are found in left over We have just received another shipment of gift counter at Muir’s Bakery. Mrs. Ruth McCombs, Mrs. Saturday to attending meet urban gardens, but return to items for our Jane Mink, Mrs. Leonara ing of the Council on Femily their natural habitat early in Mrs. Cree’s brother, Wade Cutsforth, Mrs. Janet Lewis Relations. birds are Julius Titze was taken to the spring. to These Dickinson was released from and Miss Linda Hewitt were watch during the Salem Memorial Hospital among the 194 women of Mar Santiam Memorial hospital amusing their courtship. The males on Thursday of last week fol ion County who were able to Friday after he became ill at courting their “light of love Lots of Gifts for that Baby Shower lowing 10 days there with take the tour of Portland a doctor’s office in Stayton. do so by beginning with a low pneumonia. sponsored by the Marion short whistle. Usually a rival County Extension unit. The will answer with a little long Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo, women were bused to Port Lyons Garden Club er whistle. This goes on un Mrs. Steve Champ, Miss Lau land for an all day excursion. til the two males are practic Phone 897-2141 227 S.W. Broadway Mill City ra Rambo and Russell Nelson A lecture on Cholesterol and Installs Officers ally screaming at each other were in Stayton Saturday a guided tour through OMSI LYONS—Mrs. Hugh John with longer and louder whist evening where thev attended started the day out. After an the wedding of Miss Vicki enjoyable luncheon at the pic ston and Mrs. Chester Riggs les.The females, vain little crea Grosso to Dale Champ at the turesque Hoyt Hotel, the la were hostess for the February tures that they are, act dumb. Calvary Lutheran Church. On dies were taken to the lovely meeting of the Lyons Garden They will sit under a bush or Sunday Mrs. Rambo and Mrs. Pittock Mansion where the club held at the Johnston tree or what have you, and DEMO SALE Champ were .in Salem to at view matched the elegance of home Wednesday. Election of act nonchalant most of the ’ 68 DODGE Dart 270 4-dr. sedan, V-8, vinyl Green tend a bridal shower for the Mansion. officers was the main busi time Sometimes they will roof with metallic green finish, radio, torque- Laura, who was confined to ness with Mrs. Charles Crus- cock their head to one side flite, lite package, seat belts, undercoating, her home with the flu. The and listen intently for a while Mill C'ty friends will be in on the installing officer. shower was held at the home terested white sidewalls and much more. No. 181. Installed were Mrs. Ralph and then slump ino a grumpy in learning that Rev. of Mrs. Ludvig Meyer. ’68 DODGE Coronet 440 V-8 4-dr. sedan, radio, lite and Mrs. Noble Streeter and Downer president, Mrs. Hugh pose. „ package, torqueflite, tinted glass, seat belts, I guess one could say, this are now in Redding, Johnston vice president, and Spending an afternoon here family Mrs. Glenn Julian secretary is for the birds. foam front seat, heavy duty shocks, white side Calif., where he is pastor at one day last week visiting her the Presbyterian Church. He treasurer. Roll call was ans walls. No. 51. sister, Mrs. Charles Kelly, was a former pastor at the wered by each member nam COME IN & GET OUR DEAL ON THESE! was Mrs. R. C. Haseman of Mill City church. In a letter ing some new plant they wish Mehama Firemen Have OPEN ’TILL 9 P. M. Albany, who was accompanied received from Mr. and Mrs. to grow this year. Ideas were Successful Benefit by a woman friend. presented by the members MEHAMA-The Sweetheart Clyde Hathaway, former resi for the new year book. Mrs. Mrs. Cree’s mother. Mrs. J. dents, they said they were Hugh Johnston, a member of dance and breakfast spon pleased to again have sored by the Mehama Fire- C. Dickinson Is in the Salem very the City Library board, gave men was successful and those Salem, Ore. 2650 Commercial S. E. 364-0184 General Hospital with a se him as their minister. a report on the library. The attending reported a good vere case of the flu. She was D. L. Moffatt and sons, Mike history of the club was read time. The Glenn Tadina band taken to the hospital on Fri and Mark spent Sunday in by Mrs. Otto Weidman and furnished music for the dance day. Portland visiting with Mr. Mrs. Gladys Nygaard was ap and a contract is being signed pointed the new historian. An to insure their playing for the Craig Bennett and two oth and Mrs. Chris McMann. invitation was read from the dance next year. er young men are lucky to be Mill City Garden club invit Three and a half cases of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton alive, following a car accident ing them to join them bv bus of Salem spent Monday at the which occurred on the old home of her sister, Mrs. Low to attend the annual Garden eggs were served at the break fast with the ham and hot highway between here and ell Cree. on Review to be held at the cakes. Over $800 was taken Mehama. An oncoming car Coliseum in Portland on V-8 With Overdrive in.___________________ failed to negotiate a curve and Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Swan Thursday March 21, with sev plowed into the Bennett car. were eral planning to attend. Utility Truck Has in Albany Sunday where Craig suffere a head injury they visited The door prize was won by with her nephew, and was hospitalized over Mrs. Floyd Bassett and re Trouble at Detroit Gilbert Gallea who is serious night. His two passengers ly ill in a hospital there. 2 door Standard Transmission DETROIT-A utility truck freshments were served to were not injured. Driver of Mmes. Charles Cruson, Percy loaded with a portable saw the other car was also injured. Morris Howe was tak Hiatt, Harley Scott. Glenn mill ran into some trouble Both vehicles were damaged en Mrs. to the Salem Memorial hos Julian, Leonard Cruson, Alex Monday afternoon when the heavily. V-8 Automatic Transmission pital Monday with a case of Bodeker, Otto Weidman, right wheel of the utility van Ralph Downer, Flovd Bassett, came off causing the right the flu. Interesting visitors in Mill Clyde Bressler, Gladys Ny side of the heavily loaded van City this week were Mr. and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. O. gaard. Kathyrn Neal and the to drop to the pavement. Mrs. Al Labossiere of Yellow J. “Coon” Downing of Salem hostessas Mrs. Johnston and The accident occurred on knife, N.W.T. Canada. They have received word of the Mrs. Riggs. the North Santiam highway are guests at the home of Mr. death of his brother Raymond adjacent to Forest Ave. inter and Mrs. Chris Barker. He is Downing at Longview. Wash section in down town Detroit an uncle of Mrs. Labossiere ington. Mr. Downing died Detroit Army Man as the vehicle was traveling and this is their first trip to west. Driver of the truck was in a Longview Hos Receives Promotion Oregon. They own and oper .Saturday Bill Harry who was in the pital after a sudden illness. ate the most northerly drive- He was 70 years old. process of transporting the U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM — in in the world, and operate machinery from the old Simp Cecil L. Johnson, 20, son of Services were held at 2 p. it from May until October, m. Tuesday at the Huston Mr and Mrs. Lex C. Johnson, sons Deck located about a 'rhe Labossieres are making Mortuary in Lebanon. Inter Detroit, Ore., was promoted mile above Idanha. With the an extensive trip by trailer ment was in the Willamette aid of Hills Tow truck the this winter which they said Memorial Park Mausoleum in to Army specialist four Jan. breakdown was soon correct 22 near Long Binh, Vietnam, they are enjoying very much. Albany. where he is serving as a ed and the rig back in opera Unfortunately they missed truck driver assigned to the tion. No damage to the vehic our good weather of a week For Quality Job Pr’nting call 551st Transportation Comp le or its cargo, or injuries ago. | The Enterprise, *»7-2772. were incurred. any. Patti Eastwood who is a freshman at OSU spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eastwood. She says she enjoys college The Mill City Elementary School is offering special pro grams for boys in grades 5 through 8. Boys are taking part in in tramural basketball games. Roger Mink has organized 7th and 8th grade games during Wednesday afternoon physi cal education classes. Four beys play on each team. Class members referee games be tween the 8 teams. Games for 5th through 7th grades start at 12:30 on Fri day afternoons. The 8 teams play games of 6-minute quar ters. Referees are boys from the upper grades. Herb Bas- tuscheck, Wallace Hovey, and Leo Poole oversee the games. Good sportsmanship is en couraged by special rules. If teams or spectators yell at the referees, the opposite team receives 2 points and the ball. Girls in grades 5 and 6 have the option of watching the games or participating in special programs conducted by Mrs. Elaine Main. The first activity was a mountain hike and marshmallow roast. Girls have learned to mani cure nails and have visited Mrs. Betty Klutke’s Studio of Hair Design to study hair care and styling. A basketball workshop taught how to keep statistics and referee. Last Friday’s cooking experiment gave the girls practice plan ning, purchasing, and prepar ing food. Miss Patty Beets has taught 7th and 8th grade girls to make large crepe paper flowers. Practice with cook ing is planned for the future. When asked about the val ue of the special programs, fifth-grader Chris Duggan said “When we get in high school, we want to learn a lot of sports. Basketball is a lot of people’s favorite sport and I think it is a good one to learn. That’s why I think the intra mural program is good.” PINK AND BLUE DEPARTMENT Ada’s Needle Shop DODGE BOYS SPECIALS Teague Motors Dodge USED CAR SPECIALS 1958 Chev. 4 dr. . . 1960 Rambler American You can always trust in our experience! We fill your prescrip tions carefully for the utmost in effectiveness. Prescriptions Our Specialty Mill Gty Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 MUI City 1959 Ford Station Wagon $395 $395 . $495 Gene Teague Chevrolet 1st and
