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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1969)
Charles Kelly, genial Mill City postmaster, observed his 25th anniversary in office on Wednesday, February 12. He took office under the Roosevelt I administration. A quarter of a I century in one place is not a too common record. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd East wood spent two days last week at the coast. They said the weather was on the wet side but they had a good “winter break”, just relaxing. Sunday visitors at the Eastwood home were their son-in-law and dau ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tuers. He is a junior at OCE. .Mrs. Chris Barker and Mi’s. Ellen Rust spent three days last week at the Queen of Peace Retreat at Beaverton. They said the weather there was very nice and they return ed home very much rested. Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Moore were in Vancouver, Wn., over the weekend visiting many of their relatives in that area. Mr. and Mi's. Cris McMann of Hillsboro were guests Sun day at the home of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mof fatt. They took in the Meham Firemen’s breakfast, then went over the mountain for the balance of the day. The young people were impressed by the amount of snow in the mountain area. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crowd er of Lake Oswego are the parents of a daughter, Chris tine Rinnell, born January 21. The little girl weighed seven pounds 10 ounces. Mrs. Crowd er is the former Cara Lee Whitten and Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Whitten of Mill City are grandparents of the new arrival. Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Williams have receiv ed word that Rev. Williams has accepted the position of Resident Minister of the Wood haven Christian Home for Children at Colombia, Missouri. He began his duties on Jan uary 2. Mrs. Williams and the child ren will continue to live at Rockyford, Colorado until school is out when they will join Rev. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peter son spent last Tuesday in the Detroit area sightseeing and taking pictures of the deep snow. Heart Sunday To Be Observed Feb. 16 The heart fund chairman, Charles B. Huitz announce« that this weekend local Heart Sunday volunteers will be vis iting their neighbors to distrib ute heart-saving information and to receive Heart Fund con tributions. in advance of their arrival, you may wish to ponder the extent to which cardiovascular disease is a local problem. Chairman Fultz asks that residents onsider these facts: 1. Here, as elsewhere in the nation, the heart and blood vessel diseases are responsible for about 54 per cent of all deaths. 2. In our county, like most others, about one person in nine suffers from some form of heart and circulatory dis ease. 3. The economic drain is staggering in terms of hospit alization costs, medical ex penses, physicians’ services, lost time and lost taxes. In short, he says, this is your problem. It is everybody's problem. It is a problem that an t be ducked through in difference or by saying “let George do it.” He concluded by saying “so welcome your Heart Sunday volunteer with a smile, and a generous donation. Surprise her by contributing more than the amount you usually give. In other words: Give—so more will live!” Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips were L. Brockway, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo Debbie and Jeff from Bend. were in Silverton Thursday Mr. Brockway is a cousin of where they visited with her Mr. Phillips. mother, Mrs. Minnie Champ who is in a nursing home Eldred Burton of Scio called there. She asked to be remem at the homes of his cousins, bered to all of her friends Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and Gresham People Have here and said she would be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cree. glad to see them or get a let ter. The Rambos also made a Mrs. Jack Scott underwent Buffet Dinner for stop in Salem visiting briefly surgery Monday at Santiam with their daughter, Mrs. Rus Memorial hospital in Stayton. Family Gathering sell Nelson who is employed Mrs. Scott is employed at U. GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Bank here. there. Marston provided a buffet din Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly Mi's. Else Allen has return ner at their home for relatives. spent from Monday to Thurs ed to her home from Santiam During the evening Mrs. Lang day in Albany last week where Memorial hosptal where she Stafford presented each of the they attended the Oregon Post recently underwent major sur ladies of the Marston family with heirloom gifts of her master’s mid-winter confer gery. wedding presents of 52 years ence. Mr. Kelly was master of ceremonies at a Tuesday lun Scott Hillcsland who has ago. Mrs. Stafford was pre cheon and was installed as 4th completed his hitch in the sented, in turn, an oil paint vice-president at the banquet army is now back home. He ing by her artist great-grand plans on working until next niece, Donna Pierce. Tuesday evening. An unusual occasion at the fall when he will resume his reception were guests who also PT A Silent Aution for bene college education. were present at the golden fit of Canyn Scholarship fund. Guests last week at the home wedding reception in 1930 for February 20th meeting at Mill City Grade school at 8 p. m. of Mrs. Richard Saucier were Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Myers, Anyone wishing to contribute her brother-in-law and sister, Mrs. Marston’s parents. The telephone Grace Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McNulty guests were Mrs. Ernest Cal- 897-2760. 7 from Long Beach, Mississippi. lister, Robert, Vaden and They said the weather back Paulina. Lon Marston and Miss Grace The Sound Express will play there had been very warm but at the Traveler’s Cafe, Gates, they got cooled off in a hurry Myers were married in the Saturday, February 15 from here during the snow. They Mill City Presbyterian Manse 8:00 to 11:00 p. m. Teenage plan on locating some place by Mr. Clark, their minister dances will be held every other in the area; their plans not de at that time, on January 6, 1919, soon after his discharge Saturday. Adults welcome. 7 finite at this time. from the army in World War WOW'! Just what you have Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free I. been waiting for. See the used man and family visited Satur paper and hard back books at day in Bend at the home of The Mill City Enterprise of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Freeman. Mobile Chest X-Ray fice. Funds augment Mill City Mr. Freeman is an uncle of Unit Visit Here Lions Auxiliary. All books 10c Richard and have moved re each. 5c with exchange book. 7 cently to Bend from Palo Alto, Very Successful There were 331 residents of Calif. Sunday they visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest the Mill City-Gates area tak Preston at Longview, Wn., ing advantage of the mobile also her sister and brother, chest X-ray unit that was in Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Briney and town Thursday at the elemen family and Mr. and Mrs. Mel tary school. The Marion county health vin Preston and family. department, i n cooperation If you like Science fiction with the Willamette TB Health stop in at The Lions Auxiliary Association and the Oregon bookshelf at The Enterprise State board of health were in office. We have 50 good used charge of bringing the unit thrillers. 7p here. The mobile unit was sponsor ed locally by the Mill City Woman’s club and Mrs. Glen Cummings, president, said she certainly appreciated the re sponse of the public and others assisting with the actual oper ation of the unit. The Woman’s club has long been interested in health prob lems and were responsible many years ago in bringing See Page Seven for our the well-child clinics here as well as members actively as USED CAR SPECIALS sisting in the clinic. 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969 To Be Married HELP DART 39* Equip. Desert Gold Metallic. VALENTINE CARDS Now on display Mill City Pharmacy • "Your Gift Headquarters" MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City ennnn \ / J1Z0OO 1 KICE FINANCING TERMS— I’p to 48 mo. Low Bank Rate 100% Financing Over 60 I’sed Cars At Near Wholesale Prices All Used Cain Carry Written 2 Year “GW” Wiu-ranty 2 locations To Serve You New Car Hales & Service 2650 Coni’! 8. 364-0184 Down Town Used Car Center Liberty A Union M&4849 SEE US FOR Mr. and Mrs. Benjamen Ro- ten are announcing the engage ment and approaching marri age of their daughter, Miss Su san Elaine Roten ta Mr. Jesse Lewis Durbin. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Durbin of Sal em. The young couple will be married March 22 at St. Cath erine’s Catholic church in Mill City and plan on making their home in Lyons where he is employed. Miss Roten is a junior at Santiam High school and Mr. Durbin is a 1968 graduate of North Salem High. Upper Canyon Teachers To Attend Portland Conference Next Week DETROIT — A conference sponsored by the Oregon Small Schools program for adminis trators of small high schools and IED Superintendents is scheduled to be held at the Sheraton Motor Inn, Portland, Feb. 17 and 18. Theme of the conference will be Improving the Self Concept of Teachers and Students. Dr. Sterling G. Ellsworth, a clinical psychol ogist from Eugene will be the featured speaker. Dr. Ells worth will also work with small groups and individuals during the day-long session. He will conclude the day with an informal question and answer period. Dr. Dale Parnell, State Supt. of Public Instruction will be the featured speaker at the dinner meeting Monday even ing. He will discuss Issues of Interest to Small Schools”, and respond to questions from the group. The Tuesday morning sess ion will include a presentation on Vocational Education pro- When helping non-profit Goodwill Industries, handicap ped people are helped in many ways. You help provide ser vices such as evaluation, work adjustment, counseling, recrea tion, medical and psychological care. Job training and exper ience prepare the handicapped for normal employment. Sup port your Goodwill Industries, gram possibilities for small schools. This will be followed | by reports from the OASSP Small Schools Committee and the Small Schools Program Steering Committee. Planning to attend the ses sion from the Detroit area are Ronald Wilkerson, Detroit School Superintendent and Ro bert Kirk, high school princi pal. PLYWOOD PANELS B ank A miricmo . KELLY LUMBER SALES MILL CITY. OREBON Phone 897-2610 X-Ray Unit Used By Many During Detroit Visit DETROIT—In spite of huge snow piles doting the upper N.rth Santiam Canyon, some eighty area adults received chest X-rays when the Marion County Mobile Chest X-Ray Unit visited here Thursday from 10 to 12 noon. The Unit was sponsored by the American Legion Auxili ary. Assisting the unit were Mrs. Carolyn Gardner, Mrs. Edith Bittner, members of the Auxiliary and Mrs. Opal I Aim ing, president of the Auxiliary. Coffee and cake were served to all of those who called at the market following the units service, through the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leffler, owners of the market. The Unit was parked along side of the market. F Hanes Underwear and Sox for the men and boys in your life. We have a Good Selection Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Evangelistic Meetings Mül City IVe Serve Free Methodist Church FOR RENT—2 bedroom house $55 per month. 618 S. W. Douglas. Phone 897-2851 after 4 p. m. Ttf to s10 SWINGER n °- 1 ' J 2 I Hardtop ’ Big Factory 6 Eng- sale Manual vans., Full pwir'i? WE’VE been adopted by a black and white male kitten about 4 months old. If you are missing a kitty call 897- 2856. 7 "Give the BEST" ARE Due To Bad Weather, So We are Having A Kw with Too Lafe fo Classify by BROWN & HALEY WE OVER STOCKED VALENTINES HEART Chocolates The Dodge Boys Say rvINT OUT Your Transportation Is My Business For NEW or USED CARS and TRUCKS Call JERRY COFFMAN Philippi Ford STAYTON Home 769-2117 859-2552 FOR SALE—Apt. Size range. $20.00 Ph. 897-2688 after 5 P. M. 7 CARDS THANKS j I wish to thank my friends for the cards and flowers sent to me while I was confined to the h spital. Y ur thoughtful ness meant a lot to me. and I'll not forget your remem- Rick Posekany 7 Rev. Leonard Weinert Whether you're stopping for a quick gas-up or a check-up, we'll always serve you promptly and efficiently . . . with a smile. For one-stop service that's sure to keep your car on the go . . . try us. Feb. 23 through March 2 7:30 P. M. Nightly - 7 P. M. Sundays SPECIAL Features SPECIAL Music Del’s Shell Service Come and Hear Rev. Weinert Wo Give S & H Green Stamps Phone 897-2442 Mül City Expository Holiness Preaching
