The Mill City enterprise., April 11, 1968, Page 7, Image 7

Mr, and Mrs. Roy Epper­
son have received word from
their son, Spec. 4 Charles Ep­
person who has been in Viet­
nam for the past year, that
his tour of duty will be over
soon and he expects to be
home in early May.
Mrs. Roy Epperson return­
ed home Monday from a three
weeks trip to Pocatello, Idaho
where she visited with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ed­
een. She assisted with the
care of her mother who fell
and broke her hip some time
ago.
An exciting week-end was
Mr. and Mrs. Al Pease spent enjoyed by several area peo­
and cooked outdoors.
‘■everal days last week fish­ ple when they participated in catered
ing at Siltcoos Lake and came the Sunday McKenzie White­ Mrs. Boedigheimer said the
home with about four dozen water race and pre-run activ­ food was “out of this world.”
Sunday turned out to be a
fish of assorted kinds. They ities held Saturday.
very nice day with thousands
fished in the Florence area.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boed- of people attending the famed
igheimer and Gene Teague of run. Our own North Santiam
Gilbert Gallea, nephew of Stayton and their guests, Mr.
Mrs. James Swan, who has and Mrs. Earl Layman of De­ Memorial Day Whitewater
been seriously 111 in a Leban­ troit made the McKenzie run Challenge was patterned after
on hospital, was transferred and were also in on an ex­ the McKenzie event with
many of those running the
last week to Providence hos­ citing filming event.
river and the spectators say
pital in Portland where he is
Teague and Boedigheimer,
expected to undergo surgery. members of the North San- ing that it surpasses the orig­
inal event.
tiam River Guides, were ask­
Visiting at the home of Mr.
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fencl
were their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Fencl and small daughter,
Jody of Bellevue, Wash. They
also visited in Scio with her and Mrs. Merle Garton are
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Tex Morris
Bickett.
from Norwalk, Calif, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Rea from Seat­
Visiting at the Mel Rambo tle, Washington.
home Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Baltimore of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bud-
rural Redmond. They had long spent Sunday and Mon­
come to attend the Fleetwood day in Tacoma, Wash, visiting
Golden wedding reception. Al­ their son-in-law and daughter,
so over for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Glover.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hender
son of Redmond. Both fam­ Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Kleihege
ilies are former longtime Mill who have been living in a
City residents.
Salem apartment for the past
vear have moved into a house
Sunday guests at the home at 1022 Savage Rd. N|. E. The
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Han­ Kleiheges are former resi­
sen were Mr. and Mrs. John dents and come back fre­
Muir of Salem. They attended quently to visit their friends
the Floyd Fleetwoods golden here.
anniversary earlier in the day.
Also visiting at the Hansen
Mrs.
Athol
Underwood
home were Mr. and Mrs. Pete spent the weekend at Smith
Lemerise, longtime friends River, Calif., where she visit
from Wilsonville.
ed with her mother, Mrs
Gloria Knott. Mr. Underwood
LOOK US OVER before started work Monday at
you buy Easter Cards. We Cedar Lumber Co. He is a
have a beautiful selection former Simpson Plywood em­
this year. Cards for every ploye.
member of the family. We
have a good selection of East­ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Warde,
er baskets and filling now on Clifford, Celia and Karen
display. Easter candy. Priced spent the weekend at Eu-
right, too. Mill City Pharm­ vene where thev visited with
acy.
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the Dave Griffiths and the
Stanley Wardes. Mrs. Griffith
(Alice Warde) was observing
her birthday anniversary.
Community
Calendar of Events
Wednesday, April 10—
Order of Rainbow for Girls
7:30.
Thursday, April 11—
IOOF lodge at hall 8 p. m.
Sunday, April 14—
EASTER
Attend the church of your
choice. Sunrise Service at Mill
City Park at 6:30.
Monday, April 15—
Lions club dinner meeting
at Fellowship hall 6:30. AF &
AM stated meeting at hall 8
p. m.
Tuesday, April 16—
Women’s club meeting at
home of Mrs. Al Glover 8
p. m.
City planning commission
meeting at U. S. National bank
conference room 8 p. m.
Sponsored as a public service
by
HILL INSURANCE
AGENCY
J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis
Owners
Phone 897-2345
Mill City, Oregon
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Easter Time Is Here
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$1-49 and up
Empty Baskets and Easter Novelties and
Fillings by­
Brown and Haley
Mill City Pharmacy
lUlilULIHnWBHli’IUiilUI' WMI Mli in M'i W DUHM
PRESCRIPTIONS our specialty
Mel Eide, Owner
Phone 897*2812
ed assist with the run and
Boedigheimer
took
Judy
Gattscho, well-known New
York feature writer down the
river Sunday. She was writ­
ing a story, not only on the
run hut on methods of pho­
tography used in filming the
event.
NBC cameras were in ac­
tion over the weekend with
Jose Jimenez doing another
of his Discover America ser­
ies. This particular film will
be shown in February 1969 on
the Bell Telephone hour. An­
other one of his series will
be shown May 17 this year.
Another well-known per
sonage was on hand for the
Whitewater Race, Prince Hel-
firch of Eugene, who is con­
sidered the No. 1 river guide
in the country.
Mrs. Boedigheimer, said not
only was the run a thrill but
being part of the filming of
a series that will be used on
a national TV hook-up was a
never-to-be-forgotten
exper­
ience. She said Saturday was
a rather nasty day, weather-
wise, but it didn’t deter the
trial run. The noon meal was
Mrs. Herbert Schroeder had
eye surgery last week in Sal­
em. She is reported to be get­
ting along satisfactorily.
81 Flook, who has been in
the
Veteran’s hospital at Van­
Several Willamette Valley
couver,
Wn., has returned to
Postmasters and their wives
were dinner guests of Post­ his home.
master and Mrs. Charles Kel­ Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
ly at their home Saturday
W. M. McClintock were
evening. Included were Mr. and
Sunay afternoon at the
and Mrs. Ed Spencer of Sal­ guests
home
of
Mr. and Mrs. John
em, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wehrli and
famly in Salem.
Landers of Silverton, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Fair of
Mrs. Ernestine McLenon
Stayton. Mr. and. Mrs. Joe and
brother, Jim Trues­
Dougherty of Aumsville were dale her
Saturday from
also invited, but were unable their moved
mobile home in Gates
to attend. The Kellys enter­ back to
their home in Mill
tained their guests in their City in Swift
Addition.
basement party room.
Two birthday anniversaries
Sunday evening guests at
were
observed Sunday at the
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Lowell Cree and Don were home
Moffatt.
Attending were Don­
Mrs. J. C. Dickinson and Mr. ovan Moffatt
and sons, Mike
and Mr. O. W. Gorton of Sal
and Mark, and Mr. and Mrs.
em. They came to visit Staff Cris
McMann of Portland
Sgt. W. N. McClintock. USMC
The
birthdates
of Mrs. Mof­
from San Diego, who was vis­
fatt and Mr. McMann were ob­
iting at the Cree home.
served. Mrs. McMann, who is
Why not get a new hair the granddaughter of the Mof­
style for Easter? Call us at fatts planned the event.
our new location at Lyons
Beauty Körner. Open Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooke of
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays Salem and former residents of
and Fridays. Esther Stafford. Mill City attended church
Ph 859-2340.
15 Sunday at the Mill City Chris­
tian Church. They were din­
We have a number of new ner guests at the home of Mr.
lxiok selections on our book­ and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and
shelf at The Mill City Enter­ later attended the Golden
prise. Only 10c per book. Mill Wedding Reception for Mr.
City Lions Auxiliary.
15 and Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood.
Mrs. Nettie Gawley a resi­
See our new display of wed­
ding guest books and wedding dent at the Masonic-Eastern
memory book. Picture albums Star Home at Forest Grove
and other wedding mementos was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
also available at The Mill City Merle Garton Saturday night.
Enterprise.
15tf Mr. and Mrs. Garton went to
Cottage Grove and brought
her to their home. Sunday and
Monday nights she stayed
with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
French and Tuesday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark re­
turned her to the home.
and Mill City Pharmacy is where you can find
what you need in cards and other items to make
the day more festive.
Filled Baskets
Area People lake Part in
McKenzie River Event
Mill City
Stayton Lions
To Have Show
Tuesday, April 30
Frank Crow, president of
the Stayton Lions club, said
this week that his club would
sponsor a benefit show at the
Star Theatre on Tuesday eve­
ning April 30 at 6:30.
The show will feature fam­
ed magician Ken Griffin, who
is considered the Master Ma­
gician in the world with.his
touring illusions.
He has appeared on the Ed
Sullivan Show, You Asked for
it and others and will present
six acts in the
hour show
at Stayton. Among the num­
bers to be presented are the
Buzz, saw, Decapitation, float­
ing princess and haunted to­
tem lodge.
Proceeds from the show will
go to the Lions sight conser­
vation fund. Mr. Crow said
the Stayton Lions were hav­
ing a Ladies Night on Tues­
day, April 16 at 6:30 at the
Santiam restaurarit. Dinner
will be served at 7 p. m. with
Representative Al Ullman the
guest speaker. The club pres­
ident said guests are welcome
to attend the dinner and may
contact him at The Stayton
Mail for reservations.
Jaycees-Jayceettes
Install Officers
At Sat. Banquet
7—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 11, 1968 Detroit People
Scholarship Drive I Wolverines Club
Gervais Cougars
Nears Goal
Behind the power hitting of
GATES—Much of MiU City
and Gates was covered Fri­
day night by women collect­
ing door to door for the Can­
yon Scholarship fund. Over
$182 was collected by the
eight women, according to
Ray Snelson, chairman.
The ladies will collect in
the areas missed during the
remaining days of this week.
Those collecting were Mrs.
Mary Carpenter, Mrs. Char­
lene Cooper, Mrs. Betty Beth­
el, Mrs. Wilma Golden, Mrs.
Hazel Gabriel, Mrs. Janet
Lewis, Mrs. Carol Woods, and
Mrs. Wilma Ragsdale.
About $200 remains to be
collected to put the fund over
the top.
Athletic Banquet
Set for April 18
Alan Yankus, Dwayne Rosa­
mond, Denny Cline and Monte
Lalack the Santiam Wolver­
ines captured their second
league game by a 3-2 count ov­
er the Gervais Cougar Mon­
day at Gervais.
The Wolverines first score
came when Monte Lalack
scored Denny Cline on a
ground ball to third. The sec­
ond run came when Pitcher
Alan Yankus solidly hit the
bail into deep center field to
score Terry Hansen from
first. Alan was forced to go
back to third base although
he rounded al! four bases on
a ground rule triple. The third
run came when third baseman
Terry Savage .sacrificed to
score Alan Yankus.
A fine performance was
turned in by Bob Saltalama-
chia in a Willie May style
fielding effort.
Attend Wedding
At Lebanon
DETROIT—Arriving home
over the weekend to attend
a wedding at Lebanon Satur­
day evening was Junior Wil­
liamson of Shelton, Wn.
Accomanpied by his daugh­
ters, Misses Cecelie and Diane
Williamson, the group attend­
ed the wedding of Mrs. Wil­
liamson’s nephew, Wayne
Presley, who is home on leave
from the Nnvy.
Bride-elect was Miss Judy
Porter, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Porter of Leban-
anon. Mr. Presley is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pres
ley also of Lebanon.
The wedding was held at
the Southern Baptist church,
Lebanon at 8 p. m. Playing
the wedding march was Miss
Cecelia Williamson, Idanha.
Mr. Presley is assigned to
the Arlsky, which has been
serving In the Vietnam area
The ship recently figured In
a fire on board.
The Athletic Banquet this
year will feature a good meal |
as usual, plus an outstanding I
speaker and athlete in the;
name of Jim Grelle. The year
of the Olympics encouraged
the Athletic staff to bring a
speaker that has had a per­
sonal experience with the
Olympics. Mr. Grelle was a
member of the 1960 Olympics
team competing in the 1500
meters. The 1968 year will
find him striving again for
membership on the team. This
year the event will be the
steeplechase, one of the most
difficult running events on
the Olympic program.
Jim Grelle has broken the
four minute mile more times
than any other human in the
world today, 21 is the exact
number to date. He holds a
time of 3.55.4 which is a very
good time.
The banquet this year will
add all of the girl athletes
which will make approximate­
ly 90 students out of 200 stu­
dents eligible for the banquet.
The Banquet will follow the
father-son and daughter theme
and a nominal fee will be
made to pay for the meal.
The banquet will be held m
the Grade School Gymnasium.
Time of the banquet is 6:30
p. m„ Thursday, April 18th.
Other speakers, the coaches
of all of the sports will also
perform on the speakers ros­
trum. It Is hoped that this
will be the largest turnout in
the history of the banquet.
The high school would like to
see all the fathers out to hon­
or their sons and daughters.
The P.T.A. which ordinarily
meets that nite has kindly
moved their date to April 25.
The Mill City Jaycees and
Jayceettes had their installa­
tion banquet at the Riverview
Cafe at Mehama Saturday ev­
ening. Serving as Master of
Cemeronies for the event was
Jim Girod.
Robert Strawn, president of
the Stay ton Jaycees was the
installing officers for the
Jaycees with Virgil Trout in­
stalled as president; Joe Ter-
Louw, first vice president;
Jim Girod, second vice-presi­
dent; Roger Penrose, secre­
tary and Mike Wilson, treas­
urer. Outgoing president,
George Loveall gave his year-
end report. He received his
past president’s pin and also
ati exhausted rooster pin and
gift.
Jim Girod was selected by
his club as the Jaycee of the
year.
Mrs. Warren Goffln, retir­
ing Jayceette president, in­
stalled Mrs. Joe TerLouw as
the new president; Mrs. Virgil
Trout, vice president; Mrs.
Mike Wilson, secretary; Mrs.
Jim Girod, treasurer and Mrs.
Gary Carver, historian. Mrs.
Goffin gave her year-end re­
port and received her past
president’s pin and a gift
from the club.
Following the installation
Mustang Sprint
an interesting and informative
Among those coming from talk was given by Hoyt Cupp,
out of town to attend the warden of the Oregon State
MUSTANG SPRINT. Comes two ways-
Golden wedding recention for Prison. He spoke on the re­
Six or V-8. Each with a special equipment
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood cent riot at the prison and
package, each at a special price. Standard Six
were Mrs. George Adams of the recommendations that
has • wheel covers • contrasting "C" stripe
Medford and her daughter, had been given to avoid a re­
• bright wheel lip mouldings • flip-open chrome gas
Mrs. Jack Holcomb of Eugene currence of the trouble. Mr
cap Optional V-6 has all the extras the Six has plus
and Mrs. Ann Ferguson from Cupp brought Mr. Sullivan
• E-70 wide-oval whitewalls • styled steel wheels
Salem. They all lived here from the state correctional
with trim rings • GT fog lamps
Institution with him. Both
for many years.
Mustang Sprint—buy of the monthl
men answered questions fol­
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flet­ lowing the speech.
cher of Mehama were pleas­ Those attending the cere­
antly surprised by a visit from monies were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Church Girod, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
and daughter, Alyce, of An­ Trout, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ter-
chorage, Alaska, on March 26 Lonw, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
through 28. Mr. Church is Goffin, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
general roadmaster of the Al­ Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
aska Railroad and is Mr. Penrose, Mr. and Mrs. George
Fletcher’s ex-employer.
Ixneall, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
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Carver, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Mr*. Eva Raines Hopkins Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
from Portland visited at the Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Da­
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sig vis, Mr. and Mrs. Veryl Hoo­
Jepsen. She attended the re­ ver. Hoyt Cupp. Mr. Sullivan,
ception for Mrs. Gordette Gar­ Mr. and Mrs. Strawn and Mr.
ton Monday evening with end Mrs. Tom Brown from
1064 First Street
Phone 769-2117
Stayton, Oregon
Mrs. Charles Kelly which was Woodburn. He is presently
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