In our story on page two
about Jill Girod’s birthday
party, The Enterprise inad
vertently left out the name
of her maternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wodtly
of Stayton. We are sorry this
happened.
Three
hoiih ,
a son-in-law and
a grandson Of Mrs. G. O.
Hutchinson recently had a
“roofing party”, all getting to
gether one Sunday to put a
roof on her large house. Sons
working were Eldon, Adell
and Herbert Hutchinson, son-
in-law. Don Hurst and grand
son, Dean Hutchinson. Mrs.
Eldon Hutchinson and Mrs.
Herbert Hutchinson prepared
dinner for the .men and other
relatives that were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Berry
and family of Susanville,
Calif., were visitors most of
last week at the home of his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Lake. During
the week, the Berrys took
their son Robert to Ft. Lewis,
Wash., where he left for Viet
nam.
Mrs. Vine Matheny return
ed to Portland Saturday fol
lowing a two weeks visit at
the home of her brother-in-
law and sister, the James
Swans. Mrs. Matheny made
the trip down and back with
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neisz, also
of Portland, who traveled
through eastern Oregon and
California while she was in
Mill City.
Recent houseguests at the
Francis Bodeker home were
her uncle, Wally Burke and
his son Damon of San Francis
co. The Burkes are vacation
ing through Oregon and
Washington.
Visiting Friday and Satur
day at the Carl Budlong home
were her parents, Mr. and
Camp Fire girls at Canip Mrs. Pat O’Brien, of Medford,
Kilowan this week for the who were in the area looking
sixth session entitled “The after their Detroit property.
Roaring 20’s” are Lisa Barn-
Peggy Buehler of Tillamook
hardt, Sally Jenkins and Lori
arrived Friday evening at
Levon.
the Carl Budlong home and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake accompanied Mrs. Budlong to
had three grandchildren visit a Detroit High School class
ing them all last week while reunion at Breitenbush Hot
their mother attended a Naz- Springs Saturday evening. The
arene camp meeting near two ladies attended school to
Portland. The youngsters gether at Detroit.
were Mark, Paul and Timothy
Snyder, children of Mr. and
Sunday guests at the home
Mrs. Charles Snyder of Myrtle of Mr. and Mrs. James Swan
Creek.
were their son-in-law and
daughter, the Orville Oder-
Craig Shaw, Charles Golden manns of Gold Beach. Arriv
and Wayne Bartow enjoyed a ing with the Odermanns was
20 mile hike into the Mt. Jef their son, James O. Odermann
ferson wilderness area over from West Point Military
the weekend, taking a nice Academy, New York, who met
catch of eastern brook trout. them in Salem. Also present
were Mr. and Mbs. Ronald
NOTICE—We have 50 new Phelps and little daughter.
handbooks at the Lions Aux Ronda, of Salem and a fam
iliary bookshelf. Still selling ily friend. Janis Johnson, of
for only 10c each. Westerns, Gold Beach.
Perry Mason, science and oth
ers. See them at The Mill City
Sunday dinner guests at the
Enterprise office.
31p home of Mrs. Bessie Vander-
meer were her nephew and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Fenner of Eugene.
The Lee Fishers spent the
weekend at Tillamook Bay
where they have their trailer
house and boat for the sum
mer season.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pitcher
Make this your
Summer
Headquarters
for
Picnic Supplies
Film
Sun Tan Lotions
Swim Caps
Sun Glasses
Sleeping Bags
Bee Sting Kits
Prescriptions Our
Specialty
Mill City Pharmacy
MEL EIDE, Owner
Ph. 897-2812
Mill City
of Cottage Grove weekended
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Rosamond. Both coup
les attended the Detroit High
School reunion at Breitenbush
Hot Springs Saturday.
Clyde E. Rogers is recover
ing at home from a recent at
tack which caused him to be
hospitalized for six days. Mrs.
Rogers says he is getting
along fine now, but on a rath
er strict diet.
Frank
Smith
of
Forest
Grove, accompanied by his
grandson, Harold Miller of
Salem, and Charles Kelly
spent the week end on a fish
ing trip to Wickiup Reservoir,
but had very poor luck.
Rev. and Mrs. Dick Cole
and family, formerly of the
Presbyterian Church here but
now at Bellingham, Wash.,
spent the week end at the Mel
Eide home and visiting other
friends, attending services at
the church Sunday morning.
The Coles were returning
from a trip to Los Angeles
where they visited their par
ents. Mrs. Cole’s father, Alan
Olds, who is well-known here,
is recovering from major sur
gery. Accompanying the fam
ily back to Bellingham as the
guest of Marilyn Cole was
Nancy Lalack whose mother,
Mrs. Joe Lalack, plans to
drive up after her this week
end.
Coming soon on radio •••
How the University of Oregon
Went Hollywood
In the 1920's.
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PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Levon Held at
W. S. ReMine Home
Mrs. Shields ReMine and
Mrs. Carl Kelly entertained
with a luncheon Tuesday af
ternoon at the ReMine home.
The guest of honor was Mrs.
Nevart Levon of San Fran
cisco who is visiting at the
home of her son and daughter-
in-law, the Robert Levons of
Gates.
The luncheon was served
outdoors on the deck over
looking the river. Mrs. Levon
was presented with colored
snapshots of the group taken
by Mrs. Remine during the af
ternoon.
Those attending, in addition
to the guest of honor and the
hostesses, were Mrs. Robert
Levon, Mrs. Bob Hill, Mrs.
James Budlong, Mrs. John
Wills, Mrs. Mel Eide, Mrs.
Charles Kelly and Mrs.
Blanche Kelly of Salem, who
assisted the hostesses.
Bicycle Safety
Course at Detroit
Is Completed
DETROIT—A bicycle safe
ty course was held as part of
the summer recreation pro
gram recently at Detroit
school. Seventeen children
were enrolled and have suc
cessfully
completed
the
course. The children were in
structed on safe riding habits
and about the Oregon State
Laws governing the riding of
bicycles. Reading materials
were given to the children to
study, and movies about bi
cycle safety were shonw.
Following tests covering
the reading material the
children had to show their
skill and understanding of the
rules of the i-oad by riding
their bicycles over an ob
stacle course.
They were awarded with
certificates upon completion
of the course.
More activities and art pro
jects are planned for the sum
mer program. Attendance has
been good so far.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Yan-
kus are announcing the en
gagement of their daughter
Rozillah Ann to Mr. James
Kirk Bryan, the son of Mr.
J. K. Bryan of Portland.
The couple plan an August
24th wedding. Miss Yankus
is. a graduate of Santiam High
School and O. S. U. He is a
Lions Slate Steak Fry graduate
of OTI. Both have
just completed a years train
Thursday, August 8
ing as medical technologists
The Mill City Lions and at Kaiser Hospital at Oakland,
Auxiliary will have a steak California where both are McNary Golfers Visit
fry at the City Park at 7 p.m. now employed.
Santiam Golfers Tues.
Thursday, August 8, accord
A good crowd and the sun
ing to Bill Metteer.
He is looking for some Farewell Coffee Slated shine turned out for the Mc
Nary visitation at Santiam
member of either club to fry For Frank Dummers
30. Coffee was at 8:30,
the steaks. Any volunteers?
DETROIT—Canyon friends July
Members will be notified as are invited through the press tee-off at 9 o’clock. Low Gross
to what to bring for the pot to a farewell coffee and pot was Mrs. Ed Novak; K. P. on
No. 8, Mrs. Martin (Kurl) Ge-
luck affair.
luck luncheon scheduled for len;
K. P. on No. 17, Mrs.
Tuesday, August 6th. honor Vernon
Choate; Long Dr. on
ing Mr. and Mrs. Francis
9. Mrs. Rudy Tohl; Long Dr.
Detroit Suppression
Dummer and family.
A coffee honoring Mrs. on 18, Mrs. Gale Christenson.
Crew Fights Fire
Dummer will be held from
DETROIT—Detroit Ranger 10:00 A. M. to 12 A M. at the
Station 12-man Inter Forest Detroit trailer home of Mrs. Detroit Air Man
crew (suppression) returned Sam Leffler on that day. This Gets Medal in June
home Sunday morning about event will be sponsored by
FT. DEVENS, MASS.
10 A. M. after being called on the Detroit Woman’s Civic (AHTNC)—Army Warrant Of
the Coyote Fire in the Des Club.
ficer William R. Whiteley, son
chutes National Forest Friday
In the evening at 6:30 P. M. of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White-
evening. Working along with (Aug. 6th) the Parent Teach ley, Detroit. Ore., received the
the Detroit crew was the Um ers’ Club will sponsor a pot Air Medal June 21 at Ft. De
pqua 12-man Inter Forest luck luncheon in the Elem vens, Mass.
crew, Forester Bryon Rarey entary school gym.
WO Whiteley earned the a-
■said.
Those anticipating to attend ward for combat aerial sup
The 480-acre fire about 10 are asked to please bring their port of ground operations dur
miles Southeast of Bend was own table service and cold ing his last assignment in
brought under control Satur beverages. Included in the Vietnam.
day.
The 22-year-old warrant of
evenings program will be an
The blaze started near a old fashioned sing fest. Those ficer entered the Army in
road and then spread out of who have musical instru July 1966.
control into the timber ac ments are asked to bring
He graduated from Sylmar
companied by strong winds, them. A money tree is includ (Calif.) High School in June
Rarey said. The cause is un ed in the program.
1963 and attended the U. S.
der investigation.
Coast Guard Academy, New
London, Conn.
MEDICARE
A weekend of camping and
After the advent of Medi
swimming at Scout Lake was care an ordinary citizen awoke
enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. one morning with a severe
Merle Stewart and family and pain in his side. He went
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monson downtown to a high building
and family.
marked MEDICARE. In the
lobby he found an elevator
Guests at the home of Mr. marked NEW PATIENTS and
and Mrs. Charles Kelly all entered. When it stopped he
last week were her aunt, Mrs. found himself in a corridor
Gladys Trask and grand facing a long row of doors
daughter, Kathleen Todisco, bearing, in alphabetical order
both of Fresno, Calif. They the names of all common ail
also visited her nephew and ments. Selecting the one
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill, marked APPENDICITIS he
and spent some time with her entered and saw that he was
sister, Mrs. J. F. Potter in in a tiny room with two
Salem, and other relatives in doors on the far wall marked
Oregon and Washington. A- MALE and FEMALE. Pass
mong old-time friends Mrs. ing through the door marked
Trask renewed acquaintance MALE he found two more
while here was Mrs. Myrna doors marked PROTESTANT
Schieman who is at the home and CATHOLIC. Being a good
of her brother-in-law, Curtis BAPTIST he chose the door
Cline. Mrs. Bud Bruder, the marked PROTESTANT and
sister of Mrs. Schieman and entered. Inside were two more
the late Mrs. Cline, also join marked WHITE and COLOR
ed the group for the after ED. No problem here. Chasing
noon.
the door marked WHITE he
went in and found two doors
Visiting at the home of the marked TAX-PAYER and
George Long family here this NON-PAYER. Since he was
week is his brother C. Mich in good standing with his lo
ael Long of Dallas, Texas, cal government, he chose the
where he is connetced with door marked TAX-PAYER.
the Census Bureau. He plans Facing him were two doors
to be here until August 4.
marked SINGLE and MAR
RIED. Appreciating his good
Mrs. Richard Seales and wife and her concern all the
three children, accompanied more he went through the
by Mrs. Jim Murray and child door marked MARRIED only
ren. spent several days camp to find two more doors mark
ing at the coast the early part ed REPUBLICAN and DEM
of the week. Rev. Murray and OCRAT. With a sigh he open
daughter, Joanna, are attend ed the door marked REPUB
ing a camp at Santiam Lodge LICAN and fell nine stories
for the week.
into the alley.
5—The MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, August 1, 1968
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STORIES OF
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