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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1968)
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mia. Verne Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton attended Euclid Chapter OES at Jeff erson. Steve Toman is home on leave for two weeks from the Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coffin and children were her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Schlies of Stayton. The occasion hon ored the Schlies on their 46th wedding anniversary. Calling later in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, longtime friends of Mr. and Mrs. Schlies. San Diego Naval Training center. He has been assign ed to the aviation group as an airman apprentice and will fly to Pensicola, Florida for ar. eight weeks school. He will Marilyn Club will meet receive training for Aviation next Tuesday, March 26 at administration maintenance. 12 o’clock for a potluck lunch eon at the home of Mrs. Al Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt Yankus. All members of the Mrs. Paul McDonald of spent Saturday night in Port Eastern Star in the vicinity Gates has been doing substi land at the home of Miss are most cordially invited to tute teaching at Stayton for Leona Lamb. On Sunday they attend. the past month or so and will went to the home of Mr. and continue for another few Mrs. Douglas O. Winn, for a Members of the Mill City weeks. The system is new to birthday party in honor of Garden Club are invited to at her but she is enjoying this their son Robert Nelson, who tend the meeting of the Capi new experience. She formerly is home on leave from the Air tol District Meeting of the Force. Following his leave he Garden Club Federation on taught in Wyoming. will be stationed in the Phil Wednesday, March 27, at 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Crow ippines for a tour of duty. A. M. at the Timber Topper in celebrated their 50th wedding Others at the family gather Salem. anniversary in Olympia on ing besides the Don Moffatts March 11. Many relatives and and Miss Lamb, were Dono V'siting at the home of Mrs. friends were present. Later van Moffatt and sons Mike Lowell Cree Thursday was the Crows went on to Seattle and Mark of Mill City and Mrs. Karl Wenger of Salem. before returning to their Mill Mr. and Mrs. Cris McMann of This was their first meeting Portland. since graduating from Salem City home. High school in 1930. Neither Mr. and Mrs. George Davis knew where the other lived George Rambo of Medford was an overnight guest Mon entertained a group of friends until last summer. Mrs. Cree’s day at the home of his par Saturday evening with a pin daughter, Mrs. Gordon Mc ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ram ochle party at their home. Morris was a guest for lunch. bo. He was returning home Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Temp from a business trip to Port Merle Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Arey. Podrabsky and Mr. and le of Boring were guests last land. Mrs. Mel Rambo. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Golden. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Umph- We are now open for busi Temple is Mrs. Golden’s sis ress and family of Portland visited Monday at the home ness and will welcome all our ter. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. former patrons as well as new customers. Open Tuesdays, Mr. and Mrs. R'chard Free Charles Umphress. Wednesdays, Thursdays and man, Esther and Paul spent Rob Hill of Honolulu, Ha Fridays. Phone 859-2340 for an the weekend in Longview, waii is visiting friends and appointment. Lyons Beauty Washington at the home of Körner. Esther Stafford, op her parents, Mr. and Mrs. relatives in the area. He is erator. 12 Earnest Preston and her sis a guest at the home of his ter and brother, Mr. and Mrs. brotheri n-law and sister, Mr. Sgt. and Mrs. Gary Whitsett Ralph Briney and sons and and Mrs. Charles Kelly. and small son have moved to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Preston. Mrs. Sylvia Duncan was in Denver, Colo., where he is Mrs. Clarence Howe accomp with the Air Force. anied the Freemans and visit Salem Saturday where she at stationed Mrs. Whitsett and son were ed her sister, Mrs. Thelma tended a luncheon meeting living while Gary Lohman. of the American Association was in in the Gates Philippines. of University women. Mrs. Earnest Freeman, a student Duncan (Sylvia Gooch) has Mr. and Mrs. Larry Doble been a long-time member of arrived March 4 from South at Northwest Christian Col lege in Eugene is spending the association being presi California and will occupy spring vacation in Bozeman, dent of the organization when ern Marcus Sims home while Montana visiting his grand she lived at Albany. She re the Sims ’ are in Alaska. How parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. ceived her degree in pharm the ever, shortly after arrival Freeman and other relatives. acy from OSU. Mr. Doble underwent surgery in Salem but last reports are LOOK US OVER before Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wat that he is doing well. you buy Easter Cards. We kins and son Billy from Car have a beautiful selection diff By the Sea, California are Enjoying a rabbit hunting visiting their parents, Mr. and trip to Central Oregon during this year. Cards for every Mrs. Wilbur Harlan in Mill spring vacation were Mark member of the family. Priced 'City and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bennett, Craig Shaw, Wayne right too. Mill City Pharm 12tf Davies in Salem. They were Bartow, Terry Hansen and acy. dinner guests Sunday at the Alan Yankus. The boys took Come lit to The Mill City- Harlan home. Also present the Yankus pickup for their were Linda Davies of Salem camping gear and report a Enterprise office and browse through the Lions Auxiliary and Mrs. Alice Watson. wonderful time and lots of bookshelf. There are some new selections at only 10c Btndl* of Hair Design in good hunting. each. Proceeds added to Lions Mill City specializes in hair Mrs. David Golden and Mer- Auxiliary treasury. Funds us cutting. Open Wednesday risa and Ronald from Rose ed for sight conservation and through Saturday from 9 a. burg spent last week in Mill civic activities. 13p m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, City with her husband’s par owner. Phone 897-2190 36tf. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gol Guests Monday and Tues den. David Golden is in Viet day at the home of Mrs. r.am with the U. S. Airforce. Golda Martens were her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Guests Friday evening at Mrs. Jack Shulz and Dick and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry from Eugene. Merle Garton were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Jones Mrs. Charlie French and on Saturday evening were Mr. and son, returned Sunday and Mrs. Charles Hecht and from San Francisco, where they “took in the sights,” Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Ohrt. Mr. and Mrs. Garton showed They also visited with anoth their guests the colored slides er son and family at Novata, they took on their recent trip Calif. to Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Bam O’Neill of Kingsport, Tenn., moved to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hel Mill City over the weekend, ler and Mary were guests making their home presently Sunday at the home of Mr. at Kingwood Manor apart and Mrs. Ron Hasselman at ments. Their plans call for Gresham. spending the summers here and going south for the wint Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep- ers. Shortly after their ar herd were Sunday dinner rival, Mrs. O’Neill became guests at the home of Mr. and suddenly ill and was taken Mrs. Milton Roten in Lyons. by ambulance to Santlam Also present were Bertie Memorial hospital where she Bates from Stayton and Bar is recovering satisfactorily. bara Jean Roten, who is at The O’Neills are parents of tending the Puget Sound Mrs. Floyd Eastwood. School of the Bible at Seattle and Bob Roten, who is a stu Mill City visitors Monday dent at U of O. were Mrs. Hazel Aspen Land- borg of Colville, Washington FOR RENT — Ocean View and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rod apartments. Enjoy spring man of Woodburn. Mr. Land- 1 weekends at the beach. Day borg is a longtime newspaper or week. Glen Shelton 3423 S. man, working for the Colville Beach Ave. Lincoln City, Ore. Examiner for over 50 years. Ph. 996-2286. 13 They moved to Senior Estates several months ago. Mrs. Landborg and Mrs. Rodman visited with Mrs. Minnie Get a Sailing Hot Champ, a former longtime resident of Colville. Mr. Rod man visited with the Gil Duckworths, also former Col ville people and with Mrs. with all the fixins' Rambo and Don Moffatt at The Enterprise plant. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mowry and son, Jimmy, have recent ly moved into their newly re modelled home on Fairview. Mrs. Mowry says she is en joying all sorts of surprises unpacking barrels which have been stored away for 10 years. HAMBURGER HERE Our Juicy Hamburgers are a real treat. Delicious Fried Chicken — Fried Prawns Fountain Service —Ice Cream Wednesday* thru Sundays 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. HALEY’S DRIVE-IN Friday and Saturday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brady were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright and children Butte Falls. The two families have been friends since they lived at Tiller. LYONS DETROIT By Eva Bressler IDANHA Visiting this week at the By Boots Champion home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton and daughters Wendee and Sally are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walton and grandson, Fred Maze, Jr., from North Bend. Mrs. Robert Walton and daughters Wendee and Sally spent Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thiel at North Bend, and at tended the basket ball tourna ment held at Coos Bay. Brownie Troop 322 of Lyons met Thursday, March 7th for a Brownie birthday party cel ebrating each girl’s birthday anniversary. Present at the meeting was Mrs. Valery Dah lenburg. She informed the girls they had done exception ally well in earning $25.00 for their troop. Those present were Laurie Schmitt, Tammy Walker, Sandy Roy, Astrid Green, Lisa Lewis, Kathy Shull, Becky Foster, Nikki Cox and a new Brownie Den- iese Jer.son. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye made a business trip to Tole do, Wn. Monday. Enroute home they visited at the Fred Dalles home at Longview, Mr. and Mrs. Dalles are former Lyons residents while he was superintendent at the old Mt. Jefferson lumber company mill. HM2 Thomas Grimes is spending a 30 day leave at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grimes. He re cently returned from Viet nam and following his leave he will report at Portsmouth, Va., for schooling. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Huffman was his brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. David Huffman from Seattle. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carter were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson from Gaston and Mrs. Ruth Wolfe from Forest Grove. The Colorful Knitting and Sewing 4-H club met at the home of Mrs. Elvin Pederson on Tuesday, March 12. The girls worked on their dresses and learned to put in a zipper. Attending were Susan Fritchi, Bertha Wilson, Sandra Kuhn, Linda Sharek, Becky Lathrop and leaders Mrs. Pederson, Mrs. Howard Naue and Mrs. Don Huber. Bradley Toman of Salem spent several days this week at the home of his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens. Additional Wednes day evening dinner guests at the Stevens home were their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman and daughter Janet of Salem and their son APP Steven Toman who is home on leave follow ing his boot training at San Diego. Following his leave he will report at Pensacola, Fla., for further training. Another daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Mill City were also dinner guests. A fellowship hour and pot luck will be held Friday, March 29 at the Lyons Meth odist church at 6 p. m. All members and friends are wel come to attend. Miss Nikki Cruson, student at the School of Nursing at the Good Samaritan hospital in Portland is spending this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cruson. Plans are now under way by members of the WSCS for their birthday luncheon to be held April 30 in the dining hall of the church. Robert (Robin) Prichard of Tillamook and his fiancee, Miss Jean Holden also of Til lamook, were Saturday guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Prich ard. Additional weekend guests at the Prichard home were their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Prichard and son. Douglas of Eugene. Mrs. Effie Nydegger of Stayton, a former Lyons re sident. was a recent visitor here. She was a guest of Mrs. Gladys Stiffler and other friends. Mrs. Cecil Bassett and three children of Salem were Sun day guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett. The Bassett family is moving the last of this month to Pierre, S. D. A good sized crowd attend ed the annual St. Patrick card and bunco party at the Cath olic community hall Sundav night. High scores in pinochle were held by John Fery and Clara Parberry; low by Don Mrs. Morris Howe and Mrs. Marge Ditter who are both Thursday evening Mr. and patients at the Salem Memor Mrs. Merle Garton attended the Willamette Valley Asso ciation OES at Vista Chapter in Salem. ial Hospital are reported to be improving. Mrs. Howe enter ed the hospital Feb. 19 and Mrs. Ditter February 21. Arriving home on leave from Vietnam was Cecil L. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lex C. Johnson of Detroit. He was promoted to Array Specialist Four January 22nd near Long Binh, Vietnam where he is serving as a truck driver assigned to the 551st Transportation Company. A Products party is sched uled for April 27th at 10:00 A. M. in the social room of the Idanha Fire Hall by the ladies of the Detroit Catholic Church to which the public is invited. Proceeds from the party will be used to help furnish the new church. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zeh- rung of Salem are receiving felicitations on the birth of a daughter, born March 12th at a Salem hospital. Mrs. Zeh- rung is the former Kitty Ma lone who formerly resided in Detroit. Her husband Donald is serving with the navy in Vietnam An error was made in last weeks issue on the fin-clipp ing of some 45,000 steelhead at Marion Forks Fish Hatch ery. The project was done un der the direction of the Ore gon State Fish Commission, not Oregon State Game Com mission as formerly stated. Mrs. Dude (Shirley) Alley was admitted to a therapy center in Portland Sunday where she will be allowed to come home over the week ends. An announcement of the forth coming marriage of Per ry (Butch) Fry, San Francisco was received here this week. Bride elect is Miss Ruthanne Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Young of Tal lmadge, Ohio. The Wedding is scheduled April 9th at the First Congregational Church at Tallmadge, Ohio. Perry Is the son of Perry and the former Jean Fry, Sr. who formerly resided in the old town of Detroit. His moth er is now Mrs. Calvin Cham bers, of Salmen. The State Highway Dept., crew has been busy recently with the “blasting off” of a large rock along the North Santlam Highway above Idan ha. Because of the rocks pro truding size much of the view at the Intersection leading to South Idanha is obstructed. The “blasting off" of a portion of the rock is being done as a safety measure, Foreman Glen Beachy said Monday. He said the project is scheduled for completion some time this Spring. The Salem home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Larson and Mrs. Ida Golder, was the set ting for a “Pot-luck” lunch eon when the members of the Willing Workers Club met Wednesday afternoon. Leaving here Tuesday fol- Teeters and Lucky Sieg. High score in 500 went to A. J. Kirsch and Tillie Spaniol; low to Joe Quinter and Helen Lyons. High score in bunco was won by Cherri Manning and low by George VanAgt- ir.ael. Others winning prizes in bunco were Mrs. Nellie Kirsch, Bonnie Christensen and Pat Sieg. Door prizes were won by Kathy Sieg, Mary Sieg and Mary Voltin. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker left Friday for Auburn, Wn., to spend the weekend at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norm an Johnson and sons. They were accompanied by their grandson, Douglas Hampton of Salem, who was on spring vacation from OCE. Miss Barbara Roten stud ent at Puget Sound College of the Bible in Seattle and Robert Roten, student at the U of O are spending their spring vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roten. Mrs. Oscar Naue was taken to Santiam Memorial hospital in Stayton Thursday where she underwent minor surgery Friday. She returned home Saturday. Stayton Auto Wreckers —Open 7 Days a week— We buy Cars, Scrap, Metals & Batteries 24 hr. Towing New & Used Auto Parts Parts Ixs'ating Service Hot line to 23 wrecking yards 769-2319 — West Ida St 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Mardi 21, 1968 lowing a weeks Spring vaca tion at the home of her par ents Rev. and Mrs. Harold Roth was their daughter Judy. Miss Roth is attending North western Nazarene College at Nampa, Idaho. Other students Rudy Thornton, Oregon State their respective colleges were home on Spring vacation from College and Frank Storey who is studing optometry at Pacific University, Forest Grove. Rudy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thornton of Idanha and Frank is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Storey also Idanha. Eileen Tower who is at tending Northwestern School of Commerce, Portland spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tower, Idanha. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tow er of Idanha are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Eileen Michelle, to Henry Frank Storey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Storey also of Idanha. The wedding is scheduled for late May. Both Miss Tower and Mr. Storey are graduates of De troit school. Mr. Storey is a Senior at Pacific University, Forest Grove, where he is majoring in optometry. Detroit Youth Group Meet at Taylor Home IDANHA — The I d a n h a home of counselor Martha Tayloi was the setting Sun day evening for a meeting of the Young People with 26 in attendance. During the bust ness meeting the group voted to send $20.00 to Dave Bil lings, a missionary in the Phil ippine Islands. Mrs. Taylor said the children do not go to church in the Islands, so Mr. Billings has organized a bas ketball team. The group felt that the money would help to buy some of the necessary sport gear, or aid in camp work. The evenings program in cluded a discussion on “Whats After Death". Refreshments was served to: Lyle and Chris Rogers, Karen Peterson. Susie Mor gan, Miles McMillan, Marge Brown, Linda and Jean Hoy- ser, Henry, Jimmy, Gerald and Harold Hiebert, Ricky, Mike and Gina Williamson, Mike Lyon, Paul Michaelson, Diana Williamson, Larry Smith, Robyn Whiteley, Lin da and Judy Roth, Rudy Thornton, Gale Zilcouskie, Gary Stephen, and Martha Taylor. ’ EMBRODERY FLOSS IS GOING UP We are still selling it for Only Per Skein After April I we will raise our price to 8c Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City IS THERE A GAP IN YOUR INSURANCE PROFILE OF PROTECTION? There are six kinds of needed car insurance. 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