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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1968)
Mrs. Glen Cummings and Mrs. O. K. DeWitt attended a state Federation of Women’s club meetings in Corvallis re cently. Mrs. DeWitt was Intro duced and honored as a mem ber of the foreign affairs com mittee. Both ladies are mem bers of the Mill City Woman’s Sgt. anil Mrs. William Mc club with Mrs. Cummings serv Clintock, Sue and Mark, of San ing as president this year. Diego, returned to their home Thursday following a week’s NOTICE — Just what you visit at the home of her par have been waiting for. We ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree. have lots of new books at the Auxiliary bookshelf at The Sunday guests at the home Enterprise office. Something of Mr. and Mrs. George Long for every taste. Only 10 cents and children were her brother each. 42p and sister in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Poteet and family Mrs. Edith Howell had sur from Albany. prise visitors recently, both longtime friends when she and Guy Sorensen Is recovering her late husband lived in Alas satisfactorily at the Veteran’s ka. Coming from Sonora, Calif hospital in Vancouver, Wash., ornia were Mr. and Mrs. Vance where he was taken about two Clinton and coming from Or- weeks ago. lano, Florida were Mr. and Mrs. Chet Gray. Mr. and Mi's. Webb Ros« and Max Rogers of Salem were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ross. Join ing them for breakfast Friday morning were Mr. and Mrs. Lou Stanley of Salem. The group then left for the Lake view area where they will meet Mr. Ross and form a hunting party. This marks the 36th year the group have hunted together. Mrs. G. O. Hutchinson spent Betty Bostwick returned re cently from Livermore, Calif ornia where she visited with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostwick. She said the weather was perfect, she had a nice visit but was glad to get back home. Martin Hansen, zone chair man of Lions club district 36R, conducted a meeting in Silver- ton Thursday evening. Going with him from the club here were Fred Krecklow, Mel Ram bo, Floyd Eastwood and Jim Wettergreen. last weekend with her son and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs. William Calicott and family in Springfield. The Calicotts brought Mrs. Hutchinson home Mel Rambo and Roger Nel last Sunday and were dinner son of Salem spent the day guests here. Monday fishing on the Metolius river. Nelsons have their trail Mr. and Mi's. Roger Pem-ose er parked over there for a time. are the parents of a son, Ken neth Lee born Tuesday, Sep Mrs. Edith Howell returned tember 24 at Salem Memorial home recently after visiting hospital. The little boy weighed with her father, Gene Brown $ pounds 1 ounce and has a who is in a convalescent home brother Keith Allen. Grandpar at Everett, Wash. He is 96 ents are Mr. and Mrs. Chester years old and has been in good Penrose of Orland, California health up until the past year. and Mrs. Q. L. Wilson of Eur She also visited with her moth eka, California. The new ar er, Elsie Brown in Monroe, rival also has a great-grandmo- Wash. thther, Mrs. Q. L. Wilson, sr. of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Mr. and Mi's. Dale Howell were in Klamath Falls last Mrs. Arlo Tuers was in Sa week to visit with friends and lem over the week-end baby relatives. Mr. Howell also at sitting for Mr. and Mrs. Alan tended a Royal Arch meeting Tuers while she joined her while there. Mrs. Howells sis husband who is working tem ter, Aleda Shearer, returned porarily In Baker. Also going home with them to spend a few with her were Mr. and Mrs. weeks. The Howell’s plan on Bruce Tuers. The Alan Tuers taking their visitor to some of were observing their 5th wed the scenic places in the area ding anniversary. and she will return home when Mr. Howell goes to Klamath The Santiam High Pep Club Falls for another Royal Arch will have a spaghetti feed at meeting. Visiting with the the Home Ec room Friday, Oc Howells over the week-end tober 4 from 5 to 7 p. m. $1.00 were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ander for complete dinner. Public in son from Klamath Falls. vited. 40 Attending the wedding of Guarding your health is our foremost goal. Our only aim is to assure careful and quality service, for your good health. You can always trust in our experience! Rest assured . . . any prescriptions filled here are compounded with extra care. Prescriptions Our Specialty Patti Eastwood and Roger Tuers at Carson City, Nev., re cently were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eastwood, Mrs. Leo Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duggan and Kathy and Frank Tuers of Klamath Falls. A full account of the wedding will be publish ed in The Enterprise next week. Mrs. Evelyn Harlan flew to Los Angeles Friday, September 25 and spent one night with a friend, Mrs. Clarice Marshall. She then flew to San Diego the next day and stayed with a son and family, and celebrated her grandson’s third birthday while there. From there she visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Mc Kenna in Solana Beach and visited with a cousin Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Berry and son, before flying home on Mon day. I now have openings for be DETROIT IDANHA 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, October 8, 1968 Future Citizens Donald Hiebert was released Thursday from a Salem hos pital and his brother, Jimmy, from the same hospital Sunday. Donald sustained a back injury in a football practice here some two weeks ago and Jimmy sus tained a kidney injury in a football game played at Camas Valley a week ago Saturday. Both boys have returned to school. A Friday to Monday morn ing visitor here at his summer home was Ben Martin of Boise, Idaho. Gary Stephen, who was hos pitalized for a couple of days last week at Santiam Memor ial hospital in Stayton, was re leased last Wednesday. He was taken to the hospital by De troit Mobil First Aid unit fol lowing a spill from his Honda. He returned to school Monday. Visiting several area friends and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nyberg last Wednes day was Miss Fay Coper, Ste phanie Masser and Dora Peters of Silverton. Miss Cooper and Mrs. Masser are patients at the Silver Gardens Rest Home in Silverton. Miss Cooper is a sister of Mrs. Nyberg. While here the ladies also called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McMillan. Mrs. Peters and Mrs. McMillan formerly worked together on nursing cases in Salem before the. McMillans moved here. It was announced this week that the Home Extension Unit will now hold their regular monthly meeting the second Monday of the month in the evenings instead of morning meeting previously scheduled on Thursdays. The next meet ing is scheduled for October 14 at 7:39 in the social room of the Idanha Fire hall. Lesson for the evening is "Breakfast." Following the meeting dessert will be served. It was inadvertently reported last week that 2nd Lt. Brian Waters following his leave here would be sent to South Korea the 2nd of Nov. This was in error, he will be assigned to the 9th Replace ment Detachment at Long Binh South Vietnam following two weeks of jungle survival school at Fort William Davis, Panama. Following his leave here he will report to Fort Jackson, South Carolina before going to Panama. Visiting at the home of Irene Stout on Friday was her broth er-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Casper Swanson of Dallas. The Swansons who moved to Dallas early this summer were enroute to Dallas from their former home in Minneapolis, Minn. Calling at the Stout home on Saturday were her nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moen of Dallas. Sighting in a gun can be expensive for some people. A well known business man here sighting in his gun Satur day some way somehow shot a hole right through the hood of his pick-up. Yea, the target was over there. Terry Cambell raced for 264 yards and five touchdowns Fri day pacing host Alsea to an impressive 44-6 Casco 8-man grid over Detroit in a game played there Friday. Detroit will play Paisley there Satur day, October 5th at 3:00 P. M. There will be no school on October 11th due to a State wide in service meeting. Word was received here this week that Ralph Farrow has suffered another heart attack and is hospitalized in a Calif ornia hospital. Reports indicat ed however that he is now out of extensive care. The Farrows were former residents of De troit. Mrs. Farrow taught school here for several years before her retirement this year. Mill City Pharmac) ginners and intermediates for piano lessons. Grace Hutchin son. 314 S. W. Second St. Ph. 897-2760. 40 MKT, EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 MB City For Quality Job Printing call Detroit High School The Enterprise, 807-2772. BEFORE OCTOBER 5th So you can VOTE FOR the Following Candidates on NOVEMBER 5th Just the thing for Kindergarten and First Graders to keep them clean when fingerpainting. Priced At Only *1.00 Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City NOTICE Our property, which includes the Bed of Rock Creek and The Land under the Bonneville Power Une, is POSTED. It is not open for Hunting to Anyone. Martin V. Kelly SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ............. Linda Roth Vice President Sharon Johnson Secretary-Treasurer ................. ............... Terresa..Tompkins Student Council Representative ............ _... Paul Michaelson JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . ..... Myles McMillan Vice President .. Dorsey Smith Secretary-Treasurer ............... ................. Barbara Stephen Student Council Representative ........................ Alan Benton SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFIC ERS President.................. Bud Crist Vice President ........................ ................. Mike Williamson Secretary-Treasurer ............... _____ ___ Carol Thomasson Student Council Representative ____________ Ear] Diment FRESHMEN CI .ASS OFFIC ERS President...............Ricky Alley Vice President.. Donald Hiebert Secretary-Treasurer ............... _________ __ Susan Reeves Student Council Representative .................... Glenda Beachy HAL BYER — Assessor EVELYN DOWNING — Treasurer J. FRANCYL HOWARD — State Repre sentative RAY MADDY — Commissioner D. M. (Don) PENFOLD — Clerk CHARLES K. (Chuck) SMITH — Sheriff DELBERT RILEY — Recorder ROBERT W. STRAUB — State Treasurer ROBERT Y. THORTON—Attorney General GEORGE VAN HOOMISSEN — Secretary of State More citizens of tomorrow are pictured this week. They are Suzie, 6 and Paul, 4, children of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis of Gates. On the right are Brian 4, and Teri, 3, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Mumey of Mill City. merly resided at Detroit where Mr. Vanbuskirk was active on the city council. Michael graduated with the class of 1964 and Ronald and Mrs. Bessie Bassett was the Richard with the class of 1966. honored guest for her 77th birthday Sun. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. Shaw. Children Jayceettes Obtain present were Mr. and Mrs. Folding Chairs For Arthur Bassett from Tilla mook, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bas Jaycee Hall The Mill City Jayceettes sett, Stayton, Mrs. Dorothy Nye, Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. cently ordered and received Leland Bassett of Mill City four green folding chairs for and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw. the Jaycee hall. The chairs Grandchildren present were were obtained through a Gold Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bassett, Mt. Bond Stamp project. They said Angel, Master Bill Bassett, they appreciated all the org Miss Linda Bassett both from anizations and persons who Stay ton, Miss Carolyn Bassett, contributed to the project. Tillamook, Mrs. Sharon Bass The young women’s organi ett, Mrs. Sharon Vetter, Miss zation is again saving the Rosalie Bassett from Longview, stamps, donation certificates, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bassett when books are redeemed, red from Stayton, Master Virgil scissors coupons and gift star Nye, Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. coupons. These will be used Gary Nye, Salem, Skye Shaw for more folding chairs. Anyone wishing to donate and Craig Shaw, who was home from University of Oregon for to this Jayceette project may call Linda Sanders, project the weekend. Great grandchildren attend chairman, at 897-2629. ing were Mark Nye son of Gary Nye, Scott, Roger, Jeffry Mrs. Shirley Sharp Is and Debbie Bassett, Children of Maurice Bassett and Kevin Leader for Bluebirds GATES — The first meeting Bassett son of Ronnie Bassett. Mrs. Alice Thacker sister of for registration of the 3rd Mrs. Bassett was also present. grade Singing Bluebirds was Mrs. Bassett received a long held on Monday. Mrs. Shirley distance telephone call from Sharp is the group leader, she Mrs. Mary Ann Kosiewiez, for is to be assisted by Annette merly Mary Ann Bassett, a Payseno. The girls that were grandaughter unable to attend, present at the meeting were she is presently stationed at Kandts Bradley, Susan Bud- long, Ijourna Challender. Ron- Philadelphia, Pa. da Emerson, Carolyn Fuller, Denise Gibson, Laura Hoover, Toni Payseno, Margaret Pratt, Ron Johnson To Jerri Ann Schroeder, Tresa Return from Vietnam Seals, Nancy Sharp, Brenda ‘ DETROIT — Word was re Trout, Treva Whisenhunt, ceived here this week from Cynthia Whitney, and Chris Mrs. VanBuskirk on the arm Carpenter. The mothers pre ed service record of her two sent were Bobbie Budlong, Mrs. boys, Ronald and Richard Earnest Emerson, June Whit ney, Ruth Schroeder, Roberta Johnson. Sp/4 Ronald Johnson will ar Carpenter, Shirley Hoover, rive home Tuesday, Oct. 2nd Joyce Trout, and Shirley Brad from a 12-month tour in Viet ley. Refreshments were served Meetings will be held every nam. After 30-days leave at the Portland home of his par Monday at the Gates High ents Mr. and Mrs. L. VanBus School Building. Any girl who kirk he will be stationed at Ft. cannot join because of finan Bliss Texas where he will be cial reasons is welcome to join assigned to the 62nd Air De and the surplus in the funds fense Bn. 4th Hercules Missile will be used to pay the dues. Unit. His twin brother Sp/5 Rich Pre-School Starts; ard has been in Vietnam since April of this year. He is with Mrs. Owens, Teacher LYONS — Pre-School began the 31st Combat Engineer Bn. Both boys have been only 43 last Thursday, September 19 miles apart, one on either side for 4 and 5 year-olds. Mrs. Jean of Saigon and have managed Owens is instructor, with 30 enrolled for the 5-year class several week-ends together. Ron says “it is wonderful to which is held on Tuesday and Thursday and Wednesday and see green Oregon again.” Their older brother Michael Friday. There are 23 boys and Johnson has received his de 7 girls. There is room for more gree from O.C.E. and is teach in these classes especially girls. ing Freshmen math at Willa However, little boys are wel mina High school. His wife come. Anyone having pre Connie Johnson teaches 6th schoolers to enter please con grade at Auburn school in Sal tact Mrs. Owen 859-2280. Clas em. The couple now resides in ses are held on Monday for the 16 4-year-olds, which is fil Salem. The Van Buskirk family for- led. Honored on 77th Birthday Anniversary Mrs. Bessie Bassett Paid for by Linn County Democratic Central Com mittee. Ernest Nelson, Chairman. 575 Terra Circle, Corvallis. Oregon, 99330. RAY MADDY for Linn County Commissioner 'Experience Plus Effic iency Equals Progress and Less Tax Increase" Ray Maddy is experienced and capable of handling county business. He has had extensive experien ce in public service in city and government, in both legal and management affairs. . . ges competent administration with the back ground that qualifies him for the position. Ray Maddy has the courage of his convictions, the in tegrity and initiative to carry out County programs and decisions that must be made. He proposes the County provide more protection against vandalism, theft, and traffic control on County roads in rural areas. He pledges to assist the cities within Linn County for more financial aid in their street programs to avoid du plicate taxation. Maddy proposes that the smaller communities be given more representation and a stronger voice in our County government and an equal opportunity and consideration to help each community grow and prosper. He proposes the County Court hold court meetings from time to time in cities throughout Linn Couny. Pd. Pol. Adv. by Ray Maddy, Route 3, Box 1013, Albany, Ore. 97321 Fall Tune-Up SPECIAL Insure Safe and Trouble-Free Driving this Fall and Winter. We use the Marquette Dyna-Vision Electronic machine to diagnose your motor. This assures you of a good job. HERE'S WHAT WE DO ♦ Check cylinder compression—clean air-filter Clean or replace spark plugs Ignition points—condenser Check and set timing Check distributor cap and wiring Check resistance ignition wiring ♦ Clean fnel bowl and filter ♦ Adjust automatic choke ♦ Check clean and fill battery ♦ Check starter capacity—check voltage regulator and generator output ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Give Your Elects Class Officers Plastic Coverall Aprons REGISTER TO VOTE By Boots Champion Bathroom a Face Lift I FREE COOLING SYSTEM INSPECTION Get your car or truck ready for Fall and Winter Driving. It’s time to have your radiator checked for anti-freeze. Tired of your old bathroom? Let us come 8 Cylinder into your home and give it new elegance, beauty. Old fixtures can be replaced by new modern ones, installed at a surprisingly reasonable cost. MOFFATT PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. Phone 897-2799 or 897-2499 Most American Make Cars $ß95 Make Can Plus Parts $095 Plus Parts Bassett's Chevron Station Ph. 897-2786 Mill City, Ore.
