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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1969)
LOCALS 3 Harry White was among those making the honor roll at Salem Technical Communi ty college during the winter term. He has lieen a consistent honor roll student since at- tending the college. Harry White Shows Colored Slides at Woman's Club Meet Grange Award Winner 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 17, 1969 i driver education to equip our Mentally Retarded I youth for safer driving,” the Governor said. The March total of 69 fatal ities represents a 38 percent increase over 50 in March 1968. The 1969 total through March stands at 147, an increase of 10.5 per cent over 133 recorded during the same period in 1968. Ten of the month’s traffic fatalities occurred in Jackson County, eight in Linn, seven in Clackamas and six in Doug- las. Five pedestrians died in March. One fatality resulted from a car-train crash. At least six victims were not wearing safety belts. In one instance, two companions wearing safe- i ty belts escaped ileath. One Mrs. Georgia Hayes of rural Stayton and an ac vehicle crashed into a house 88 member of Santiam Valley Grange at Lyons, is feet from the roadway. Symposium To Be Held at Springfield Guest speaker at the meeting of the Woman’s Club held at Dr. Barbara Batemen, Asso the Arey Podrabsky home. ciate professor in Special Edu Tuesday evening was Harry i cation at U of O will be the White who showed beautiful' luncheon speaker at the second colored slides of his many trips annual symposium on New into the Mt. Jefferson area and Concepts in Education of the school. into the Wallowas of Eastern tivities. Mentally Retarded on April 26. Oregon. Following showing of I The meeting will be held at Mr. and Mrs. Al Pease have the pictures, some of which Sunday dinner guests at the Centennial Elementary school returned home following a stay home of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin I belonged to Mrs. George Davis, in Springfield, from 9 a. m. to of almost two months at a re Raines were Mr. and Mrs. W. I refreshments were served by 3 p. m. sort at Cottonwood, Calif. They H. Lewis of Sweet Home, Mr. I Mrs. Podrabsky, assisted by said they had a wonderful and Mrs. C. M. Raines, K. I Mrs. Melbourne Rambo. time with all four of their Ocklund, Laurie and Angie of I The business meeting, which See our Ads on Page Seven children coming to visit with Bend. followed later, was conducted them there. They did lots of by Mrs. Glen Cummings, with fishing, bringing home some Mrs. Harry Mason as secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Pres- i Chief business of the evening tive nice salmon. They had many barbecues while there. The trip ton from Longview, Wn., re-' was election of officers for the pictured with one of the awards she received recently. turned to their home Friday coining year, resulting in the Recognition was given to Mrs. Hayes as a grange lec was made in their camper. after spending a month at the j following: president, Ruth turer She placed first in the state for this honor and Lee Bodeker is spending a home of their son-in-law and! Cummings; vice-president, Toni fourth in the nation. She also received a performance 21 day leave with his parents, liaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Rich-1 Thomas; 2nd vice-president, award for active service in the duties of office of lec Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bodeker ard Freeman. Mrs. Freeman, Lettie Swan; recording secre- turer. Mrs. Hayes was given recognition too, for a and with other relatives and had surgery during the past I tary, Edith Mason; correspond Booster Night program. friends. He has been stationed • month and then had to return' ing secretary, Daisy Geddes, with the Navy in Hawaii and to the hospital for a few days. | who will also be in charge of FLORENCE RE will return there until his dis the scrapbook; publicity chair DETROIT —Funeral servi Mrs. William Bryant from man, Mary Kelly; and member charge in August. He then ces were held at 10:30 A. M. MAY Kenniwick, Wn., spent the plans on continuing his educa of the financial committee, Monday at Oak Park Church tion at Bend Community col past week in Mill City with Goldie Rambo. Giving the nom I of God for Florence Edna Re lege. Lee received his high her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar inating report was Marie Bur POINT OUT pine, 81, 7693 Wheatland Road school diploma while in the thur Hedge, Sr., and also at rell. N. who died Friday in a Salem Navy and also some college Gates with her brother-in-law Members received a request Nursing Home following a long Your Transportation Jean Roberts and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred from the Jayceettes for dona Gary Richards and Doug credits. illness. Rev. John Neal offic their own Cline both broke Woods. Mrs. Woods recently tions to their toy collection, Is My Business MEHAMA — Very few peo iated. She was born in Minne Mr. anil Mrs. Mack Rockwell had surgery. Mr. Bryant spent containers for which have been school records in the meet sota and had lived in Salem For NEW or USED with Salem Academy and Scio ple who go to a lumber yard of New Orleans, La., visited at the weekend in Mill City anil placed around town. since 1929. She was a member to buy a sheet of plywood, the home of Mr. and Mrs. his wife returned home with Up-coming club conventions on Allen Field. Friday. CARS and TRUCKS Richards ran a first place read the daily paper, or slip of Oak Park Church of God. Adolph Brunner Iasi week. He him. scheduled for the near future Surviving are the widower their groceries into a paper Call had been in Hawaii where he include: Fourth District, April 1:10 mile to break his old re bag, realize the hazards involv Fred, Salem; son Rollin, Salem, cord of 4:43.5, set the week be attended a convention, and Mr. and Mrs. William Shep 22, Kopper Kitchen North, Sal JERRY COFFMAN they also visited with Mr. and herd honored his sister, Mrs. em Woman’s club as hostess; fore. Gary’s time was the fast ed to produce these commonly daughters, Audrey Layman, Mrs. Lawrence Kanoff here Milton Roten of Lyons with a Marion County Federation, est ever recorded this year in known wood items. Logging, Detroit and Marjorie Mau, Ma and with Mr. and Mrs. Tom family dinner on her birthday, i April 29. at Hubbard, members the Capital Conference. Later the biggest industry in the dras and sister Mrs. Rose Mor Kanoff in Redmond before Present were Mr. and Mrs. asked to call the president by on in the meet Gary ran a state of Oregon and the least ton, in Indiana. Several grand STAYTON well known, is essential to pro children also survive. Inter they left for their home by Roten, Bertie Bates from Stay April 22 for reservations if 2:11.3 880. Home plane from Portland last Wed ton, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep planning to attend; and the Cline broke his record of 24.0 duce these wood products and ment was at Belcrest Memorial Park, Salem. Howell Edwards haz- will perhaps prove more 769-2117 859-2552 nesday. herd and Mr. and Mrs. William State Convention, May 6 and in the 220, running it in 23.8, anlous this year than in pre- Mortuary was in charge of ar to place second. Doug also ran Shepherd, Bonnie, Leroy and 7, at Salishan. vious years, because of the rangements. Guests at the home of Mr. Jerry. Mrs. O. K. DeWitt announc a second place 100 in 10.06. and Mrs. James Montoya are Mark Jeter came within one deep snow. ed that Spencer T. Moore of One logger barely escaped her mother Mrs. Dorothy Dan- inch of breaking the school Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark Corvallis, but formerly of De with his life this week. Bud te from Gardenia, Calif. She and and Mrs. Merle Gar- troit, who is superintendent of pole vault record of 11’7”. Ron was accompanied by a friend ^on attended Vista Chapter the Siuslaw National Forest, Johnson took second at 11’0. Johnson of North Santiam Cut Mrs. Louise Pice who is a mem-i pgg in Salem last Wednesday has been scheduled to speak on Howard LyYiess took thirds ters Inc., after rowing two We've just received a new shipment her of the Navy Fleet Reserves evening. in the high and low hurdles “fallers” across the swollen the “sand dunes’ April 25 at Little North Fork to cut “ right- Spring and Summer colors. at Long Beach, Calif. the Salem Woman’s Clubhouse. with times of 18.3 and 23.4, re of-way” for a new road. Com spectively. Mrs. J. C. Dickinson and Toni Thomas announced that Mr. and Mrs. Chris Barker Mr and Mrg 0 w Gorton of Debi Rodgers of Geavais, who John Ruby placed fourth in ing back across the raging riv spent a week-end in the Port- galem spent Sunday afternoon was on a recent United Nations the 440 with 57.3. John also er, deepened by melting snow, land area recently. They visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tour, will speak at 7:30, Thurs tied for third in the high jump Bud was crossing hand over Priced at and up hand on a rope tied across ed with her daughter and hus Lowell Cree. day evening, April 17, at the at 5’2”. band, Mr. and Mrs. Del Mar Greg Davis tossed the discus the river when the torrent Oddfellows Hall, and all are swept his boat out from under quez at Milwaukie and with Marilyn Club will meet welcome to attend, especially 115’11” to take first place. Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, April 22 at the home students from the 7th grade Greg also placed second in the him and left him fighting for his life hanging on to the rope. Harold Barker at Portland. shot with a put of 42’8”. of Mrs. Wilson Stevens at through Sophomores. “cutters” are always The javelin was thrown 152’ the The Lyons. A no-host luncheon will The club has made plans to first to enter a new strip It has been learned that Mrs. be served at noon. go to Hillcrest Home for Girls 3” by David Ruby for first of timber as right-of-way must J. F. Potter, former resident place. to attend an afternoon tea at who had ben in the infirmary George Van Handel was tak Howard Lyness, Dan Cox, be cut for a road before the at the Willamette Lutheran en to a Salem hospital follow 1:30 on May 9. Each is to take David Ruby, and Doug Cline road can be built and the tim Home in Keizer for six weeks ing a heart attack suffered this a cup and saucer for the girls teamed together to take second ber logged. Since this road par allels the river the shortest following a stroke, is now back week. He is employed at if desired. Mrs. Mason made a brief re in the 440 relay in 47.9. way across was by boat; Bud in her apartment and able to Frank’s Mill. Team scores were: Salem port on the “Date for Dad” lost his boat, but managed to get around under her own dinner for the Campfire Girls Academy 82H, Santiam 46’4, save his life. power. Her sister, Mrs. Gladys A farewell gathering was and Scio 42. It was near this same spot Trask of Fresno, Cal., is with held for the David Jessup fam and their fathers which was The Wolverines next meet is several recently sponsored by the Wo years ago that a miner her for a few weeks. Friday, April 18, with North was drowned trying to cross ily in the Ivy Park school Sat man’s Club. urday evening with light re Goldie Rambo was appoint- Marion o n Allen Field. the river on a raft tied to a C. E. Rogers suffered an at freshments and a short pro ed as a member of the Steer- rope in much the same manner tack of illness last Friday, and gram in their honor. ing Committee to assist in as Johnson. was sick over the week-end, plans for the 4th of July Cele Grant and Deyoe The Little North Fork wat but was much improved by The Dale Howell’s were plea bration and other civic enter er is clear and therefore decep Monday and able to be out. santly surprised on Monday prises. Spark Wolverine Win tive when swollen by melting when some friends from Klam Mention was made of the snow. “When the riffles dis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chich ath Falls stopped for a brief Behind the one-hit pitching ester of Washington, D. C. ar visit on their way to Portland. tour of the local schools, in of Dan Deyoe, and a grand appear”, old timers say, “it rived over the week-end for a It was their first visit here cluding lunch, which 12 mem slam homerun by Tony Grant, isn't safe to cross.” month’s visit at the home of and they thought Mill City a bers recently enjoyed, with the Wolverines downed the William Lewellen and Vern his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob beautiful city. JFK Trojans 6-1 in Monday’s Peterman as hosts. Chichester. Kenneth works for non-league action. the federal government and on Grant’s blast came in the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long his return east will be at Bal fellow and daughter Deborah U. S. Air Force first inning when lead-off man timore, Maryland. This is Mrs. from Everett, Wash, spent the Leo Poole reached first on an Chichesters first visit to the Easter holiday with her moth Band To Appear error. Singles by Larry Hilles- west coast and several trips er, Mrs. Maudie Flatman. They At Salem Armory land and Allen Raines loaded President of his student are planned particularly for her also visited with other rela The famed United States Air the bases for the Wolverines, body, he was looking forward enjoyment. Force Band will perform a free bringing Grant up next. With tives while nere. concert in Salem on April 18. a full count, Tony hit one over to June graduation, then tc The Lions Auxiliary Book Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bode The 20-member Singing Ser the left fielder’s head and raced starting college. It was Sun shelf at The Enterprise office ker and Lynn spent the week geants will join the band for around the bases for his first day morning and the lx*ginn Wfe care where our product is served. now features a large supply of end in Silver Creek Wash, vis the 8 p. m. Friday affair in the grand slam of the year, which ing of a three-day vacation. hard back books—some GOOD iting with Mr. and Mrs. Clif Salem Armory-Auditorium. put the Wolverines out in Then . . . his car missed a turn Beer served in pleasant and wholesome surroundings is Five high school students ones. Only 10c — the same ford Swift. The two ladies are i The 26year-old band is the front 4-0. the aim of the United States Brewers Association. And the free were driving along price as paper backs. 16p sisters. Mr. Swift is employed most traveled in the world. The The Wolverines scored again chatting way, laughing and we are always striving to do something about it. at the Mossy Creek dam as an group has flown more than in the 1th inning when Gordon The USBA is represented by field men around the electrician. This dam helps 6,000 hours, covering in excess Plotts singled, stole second, Returning from the state has- and came around to score ketball tournament, they may furnish water for the city of of 1,500,000 miles. country. They meet with proprietors of establishments Tacoma and Mrs. Bodeker said Since 1942, the band has when Pitcher Don Deyoe have been discussing next sea where beer is sold. They work in every way possible to son ’ s team prospects. So y.ung ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY they enjoyed a tour of the made 11 international tours doubled to right. with such promising futures promote a set of high standards wherever beer is served. The final run for Santiam facility. and performed in front of more PHARMACIST... This USBA effort means even more enjoyable places than 25.000.000 people of every came in the sixth inning when Then. . . four of them were Plotts, again leading off, sing dead. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel race. for America's great beverage of moderation. They were among the 35 returned this week from a two The Singing Sergeants are a led to left, and advanced to Oregon traffic crashes in second on a bad throw by the weeks vacation trip to Las bonus feature of the program. Vegas and California. They vis As the official chorus of the second baseman. Jerald Sarff young persons who died in UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. ited relatives in Indio, brought Air Force, they have a varied walke putting runners on first March. Over half of the 09 home some dates from there repertoire ranging from com and third. When Sarff attempt March fatalities were 21 or ed to steal, the catcher threw younger. One was only eight and visited with relatives in edy to opera. the ball to second, allowing months. 29 Palms. They were guests of “Traffic fatality statistics Mrs. Betty Ix>u McMorris is Plotts to come across and Mr. and Mrs. Burl Smith at Las Vegas. “Doc” said they on a week’s vacation from her score once more for the Wol are too often dismissed as cold, You can always trust had a g:od trip and hit only a duties at U. S. National bank. verines. inhuman numbers,” Gov Tom McCall, Oregon Traffic Safety little rain at Dunsmuir. He has in our experience! Mr. and Mrs. Cris McMann. Kindergarten Class Commission chairman, declar a good suntan to show that the ed. “In reality, each one repre sun does shine brightly in Cal accompanied by her mother, sents a family tragedy. The We fill your prescrip ifornia and Nevada. Mrs. John D. Frace of San Die To Appear on TV go, spent the week-end at the The Kindergarten class needless deaths of youngsters, tions carefully for the Sunday visitors at the home Don Moffatt home here Sun taught by Mrs. Florence More with so much of life ahead of Mr. and Mrs. James Swan day, the McManns, Mrs. Frace will have another interesting them, is shameful. utmost in effectiveness. of "More Important,” McCall were Mr and Mrs. Robert Han and Mr. and Mrs. Donovan and thrilling experience in ley of Twin Peaks. Calif. The Me ffatt and sons. Mike, Mark May when they appear on TV. emphasized, “most deaths two families were in Salem and Rick, were dinner guests They vzill be guests on Mr could be prevented by simple in the afternoon to attend a at the Don Moffatt home Mrs Duffy’s Cartoon Circus on logical precautions. Fastening Prescription* Our musical recital in which Don Frace remained for a visit here Channel 6, May 9 (Wednes a safety belt, using restraining Specialty na Hanley participated. at the home of her parents and day). The program is seen devices for small children, driv her brother and family, and from 7:35 until 8 A. M. daily ing at sensible speeds, obeying A group of women from the will go to Portland Friday to so the youngsters will be real traffic laws, driving defensive ly and courteously—these ac I Mill City Presbyterian Church , visit other relatives and friends early birds that morning. tions prevent crashes and save [attended Presbytery in Salem' The class will go to the before returning to San Diego MEL EIDE, Owner J on Tuesday. Those going from, The dinner Sunday was in Zoo in Portland the day be- lives. Ph. 897-2812 Mm City I here were Mrs. Roy Epperson, honor of the birthday annivers- fore ami will thus be on hand "The tragedy of March un Mrs. James Swan, Mrs. Clyde antes of Mrs. Don Moffatt ami I for their morning appearance derlines the critical need for a comprehensive program of ' Rogers and Mrs Faye Verbeck. Cris McMann • on Wednesday. All Cub Scouts of Pack No. Miss Teri Reid, daughter of 49 are to meet at the new Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid of Scout building on Saturday, Gates graduated March 28 April 19 at 10 a. m. They will from Western Business school participate in a clean-up day in Portland. She is a 1968 and a bicycle clinic. A wiener graduate of Santiam High roast will follow the day’s ac OBITUARIES-?'. Richards, Cline Set Records Logger Escapes River With His Life Philippi Ford Looking for a new Sweater? Ada’s Needle Shop Traffic Accidents Take Young Lives Mill City Pharmac) r' A
