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3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept, g, 1968 Jerry Lucases of Stayton and the Harold Oppenlanders of also Miss Dianne Roseburg, were Monday after McMinnville; noon visitors at the h.me of Stubenrauch of Stayton. Labor Day weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Leland Manning By Eva Bressler at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and family. Wilson Stevens returned Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carleton John McClurg were Mr. and home Wednesday from Salem Mrs. Edwin Sooter from Baker. Memorial hospital after an ov and daughters from The Dalles, The Lyons Methodist Sunday were weekend guests at the ernight stay there following school will resume their clas home of her parents, Mr. and minor surgery. ses Sunday momign, Septem Mrs Amelia Chekah, Mrs. Mrs. Orville Downing, and his ber 8 with promotion day. Hose Pamperin and Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Classes will be at the regular Mrs. Henry Chekah, of Port McClurg They were accom time, 9:45 with promotions to land, were Friday guests at the panied by Dalene Russell, a be held during church services. Home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle guest of the girls. Larry Carle Miss Ellen Dougherty and Rurmester. Mrs. Amelia ton, who has spent the sum Mrs. Grace Sandberg from Chekah and Mrs. Pamperin are mer with the Downings and Portland were weekend guests McClurgs, returned home with at the home of their brother-in- aunt’s of Mrs. Burmester. Mrs. Stephen Foltz from Un them. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Orville Downing and Mike Fink. ion is spending this week at Mrs. Donna Asmussen were in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott, Mr. Salem Thursday to attend a Littered water is dangerous Foltz will be a week-end guest cook’s work shop held at South for swimming, fishing, and and they will return home the Salem Senior High school. first of the week. Saturday afternoon guests at boating. Put your litter in a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crust the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde litterbag and help keep the Pa went to Boring Thursday, Bressler were Mr. and Mrs. cific Northwest clean and where they will spend several Chester Weage from Niles, beautiful days attending a Christian Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Thurs convention returning home ton Weage from Coldwater, Mich. The two men are cous Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard ins of Mr. Bressler. and daughter, Mrs. Nona Am Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hanna brose from Long Beach, Wn., ford and two children from were in Lincoln City Wednes Olympia, Wn., were weekend day to attend funeral services guests at the home of her for Mrs. Jack Owre, mother of mother, Mrs. Effie Anderson their granddaughter ■ in - law, and Keith. Additional Sunday Mrs. Jay Smith. guests were a son-in-law and Miss Nikki Cruson, student daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tete at Good Samaritan hospital Butts from Roseburg. They school of nursing in Portland were all dinner guests in Stay is spending a two weeks vaca ton at the home of Mr. and tion at the home of her par Mrs. Jay Meyers and family. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Meyers is a daughter of Cruson Mrs. Anderson and sister of The Mays girls, Marceitta, Mrs. Hannaford and Mrs. and Jerriletta returned to the Butts. home of their grandparents, It was a girl for Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard, Mrs. Dale Bilyeu, born August Wednesday after spending the 28 in Salem. She will be wel summer with their mother, comed at home by two older Mrs. Nona Ambrose at Long brothers. Beach, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fields The planning board and com of Baker were Saturday after mittees for the Harvest Festi noon visitors at the home of val and Fair sponsored by San- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker. tiam Valley Grange which will Mrs. Fields, the former Ethel lie held on Saturday afternoon Schnackenherg, who spent her and evening, September 21, are girlhood here is a cousin of Mr. working diligently. With the Bodeker. good weather coming up things Walter Olmstead arrived look a little brighter and they home the last of the week from are hoping for a good display Dallas, Texas, after spending and their usual good atten six weeks there attending Elk dance. ins Institute of Radio and Elec Mrs. Mary Jungwirth and tronics. He will remain at the daughter-in-law, Mrs. Theresa home of his parents, Mr. and Jungwirth from Newberg were Mrs. Arthur Olmstead until he Wednesday visitors at the finds employment. home of Mr. and Mrs. John The first fall meeting of the .Jungwirth and Mr. and Mrs. Women’s Society of Christian Mike Fink. Service will be held in the Mrs. Art (Evelyn) Johnson Fireplace room of the Lyons spent several days at the San- Methodist church Tuesday af tiam Memorial hospital in Stay ternoon, September 10, with a ion over the week-end with a 1:30 no-host dessert lunch with badly broken arm she received each member to bring his own from a fall at her home Thurs dsesert. day evening. She was taken in Sunday dinner guests at the by the Lyons Ambulance. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duncan Downer and Dwight were their and daughter, Lynne from daughters and families, the ter and I are House Hunting. Thanks for such an interest ing and very informative pap er. Sincerely, Jewell M. Boone Ramona, Okia. LYONS I Keep your Mill City Enter prise papers coming over the Mountains to me. I look for ward to getting them each week. , Got a good laugh over your “EDITORIAL” on broiling steaks on a recent trip to the coast. We have too many of the same animals in Ramona. (They have no laws against “Free Range” in Ramona). We plan to locate soon in Tulsa,— will Inform you as to change of address. Wish 1 could live in Mill City again— I really miss my good friends there and beauti ful scenery. i I am in Tulsa today, my sis FREE DELIVERY Building Materials ON ALL See us for everything in the building line Santiam Memorial Hospital (Stayton) SCHOTTHOEFER — To Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Schott- hoefer, Stayton, a son, Sunday, August 25, 1968. ROSE — To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Rose, Turner, a daughter, Sunday, August 25, 1968. SARDINA—To Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo A. 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