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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1969)
Mr. and M ik . Dale Howell 3 OCALS spent several days last week in Klamath Falls where they visited with friends and re latives. He is a member of the Scottish Rite degree team and participated in their cere monies while there. obituaries : Clyde Phillips' Return from Trip Mrs. Daryl Gooch Honored Recently At Baby Shower Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips Mrs. Daryl Gooch (Sue returned to their home April Whitsett) was honored at a RAYMOND C. BRANCH 29 from a trip to Southern Cal baby shower Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mel Eide and Among those drawn for jury MEHAMA—Raymond Char ifornia where they visited re at the home of Mrs. Leo Stub- family spent the weekend at duty In the Circuit court of the coast. Mel said they took les Branch, 60, Mehama, owner latives and friends. They left enrauch (Judy Severs) in Stay Linn county were the names of their new trailer house on a I of Raymond Branch Equip Mill City April 4. ton. In San Diego they visited Donovan Moffatt, Donald •shakedown” cruise. ment Co. here for 16 years, died Appropriate type games Saturday in a Salem hospital their son-in-law and daughter, were played, the guest of hon Naue, Darlene Franklin, Alda Tunnell and Al M. Ward, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lund of a cardiac arrest following Mr. and Mrs. Rod Hansen, ored opened her gifts and re- Dossie and Patrick and a num reshments were served by the all of this area. quist have returned to Mill surgery. ber of friends Including Mr. hostess. He came here 40 years ago City for the summer. They Most of the guests attending Miss Nancy Stewart will had spent the winter at Rose from Sublimity where he was and Mrs. William McClintock. Patty, Mark and Sue. were members of the Santiam graduate from the University mead, Calif, She reported lots born. While in San Diego the Elec High School graduating class Surviving are the widow of Portland on May 11. She is a of rain in California this business administration major winter, and remarked they Winafred; sons Gerald, Scio, tric Organ club, which Mrs. of Mrs. Gooch. Present were Sharon Vet and will take a position in Den would liked to have seen the and Dean, Salem: brother Her Phillips is a former member, man, Stayton: sisters Mrs. Nor gave a dinner in their honor ter. Rosie Cupp and son. Jan- ver, Colorado soon after grad snow we had here. ma Siewert, Otis, Mrs. Eilene with 20 present. eta Huekeby, Rosemary Cogar, | uation. The Trailer club which they Laura Nelson, Kathy Perkins. Swensen, Grand Ronde, Mrs. Albert Toman returned to Wilma Pietrok, Scio, and Mrs. are former members of gave a Mrs. Josephine Whitsett and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly his home here after having drove about 1500 miles last been in a Salem hospital for Dorothy Schwent, Stayton: two dinner party in their honor at Sharon Hopkins. Sending a week in Central and Eastern :he past week, following sur grandsons and one granddaugh a Mob le Home recreation club gift was Marlena Severs. Oregon, making calls on 44 gery. He said he is feeling ter.Services were held at 2 p. with 62 attending. At Temple City they visited Post Offices as part of his of fine now. m. Tuesday in Weddle Fune- their other daughter, Mr. and Seventh-Day Adventist I ficial duty as a vice-president lal Home. Rev. Arne Magnu Mrs. Robert Bucich and three of the Oregon Chapter of the Following the Bible study officiated. Interment was children. At Santa Anna they School Has Investiture National Association of Post class at the Christian church son in Union Hill Cemetery, lo- visited a sister of Mrs. Phil masters. The Kellys made over Wednesday morning, Mrs. cated between Stayton and Sil- lips and at Oxnard a brother Services Recently night stops at Klamath Falls, Clyde Golden was honored verton. The students of the Ivy Park of Mr. Phillips. A niece was Lakeview, Bend and John with a surprise birthday din School were invested Tuesday visited at Castro Valley. Day. While in Klamath Falls ner and card shower. Present MABEL BASS At Sacramento they were evening, April 29 at 7:30 in the Charles Wachters and the were Mrs. Clyde Golden, Mrs. Mis. Mabel Bass, 78. 1695 5th overnight guests of Mr. and what is known as progressive Joe Wachters came to their Charles Golden, Mrs. Janice St. NE. a life-1 ng resident of Mrs. Steve Chudzinski, former class work. Certain things motel for a visit. The Wachter Baughman and two children, safety rules, knot tying, and mid-Willamette Valley, died residents of Mill City. family were cld-time residents Mrs. Bobbie Wiley and daugh the at a Salem hospital. Mrs. Phillips said the ice many other things similar to of Mill City, living in the pre ter, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duck Monday Mrs. Bass was born at Tan plants were in full bloom and the Scout work were learned sent Louis Verbeck home. worth, Rev. Charles Fultz, gent in Linn County, but lived especially beautiful this year. and demonstrated and awards Mrs. Lita Lewellen, Johnny given by H. D. Schwartz. He Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Syver- Bohach and Mrs. Bill Shep most of her life in the North Also the wild flowers along the Santiam Canyon communities is Superintendent of the Ore roadside were in full bloom, son are the parents of a son herd. of Mehama and Jordan. She hut Mill City looked better to gon Seventh-day Adventist born May 6 at Santiam Memor to Salem three years them and they were glad to be churches from Portland. ial hospital in Stayton. The lit Mr. and Mrs. James Swan moved ago. The stage was decorated by home. tle boy weighed 5 pounds and were in Salem Monday at the the teacher, Miss Bonnie Stu- Survival's include sons Ken has been named Randall Jay. home of their granddaughter neth, Salem, and Wayne, Fall ivenga with trees and flowers He has two sisters at home. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron of the forest and candles pro Calif.: nine grandchild Joan Schwindt Is Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ald Phelps. She was celebrat- brook, ren. vided the light. Those invested Albert Carr and Mr. and Mrs. ing her birthday and the were: Danny Horner, Judy and Services are joending at Wed Honored at Shower Arnold Syverson. Swan’s took them out to din- dle mortuary, Stayton. Barbara Kenline, Melody Bran ner. LYONS — Mrs. Florent nan, George and Valerie Hei- I will be on duty at La- NELDA RAE CRAMMER Frichtl and Mrs. Leland Man bert, and Phyllis Kenline. Pas Femme Beauty Salon in Stay Bools Higdon spent the past Services were held at 2 P.M. ning were hostesses for a brid tor Schwartz presented a film ton each Saturday in May. week in Silverton at the home Thursday, May 1 at Weddle al shower held Thursday on the Big Lake Camp activi Betty Klutke. Ph. 769-5322. 19 of his son-in-law and daughter, Mortuary for a former Aums night at the St. Patrick Cath ties. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeGuire. ville resident, Nelda Rae Cram olic hall honoring Miss Joan mer, 30, who died in a Seattle Schwindt, of Portland, daugh Otto Witt was under inten hospital on April 27. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike First-Aid Kits STATE sive care at Salem Memorial She was born September 14, Schwindt of Lyons. Playing Being Sold By FARM IS hospital several days last week, 1938 in Raydon, Oklahoma and bingo furnished the entertain but was reported as much im came to Aumsville in 1948. ment and after opening of the Cub Scouts Here proved by the weekend. Mrs. She lived in Myrtle Point be gifts refreshments were served Cub Scouts in Pack No. 49 Bess Vandermeer is staying fore moving to Seattle six to the honored guest Miss are still selling First Aid kits en- with Mrs. Witt during his years ago. Schwindt and guests Mary for usp in home, car, camper, Homeowne forced absence. Surviving are the widower, Voltin, Ann Pietrok, Mabel ect. These sell for $1.98 and Insurance. K. Douglas Crammer of Seat Downing, Bea Hiatt, Eva Bres contain necessary emergency And no wonder! It’s the same A week-end visitor at the good deal as our car insurance. home of Mr. and Mrs. Phyl tle: parents, Mrs. Lorraine sler, Alta Bodeker, Lois Mor equipment for first aid used. Mills of Gates and Ray Mills gan, Alma Olmstead, Elizabeth Th? Cubs have been going Call me for details. Knight was Mrs. Henrietta of Covelo, Calif; a stepson, Castle, Mary Sieg, Katie Sieg, from door to door on these Wintersteen of Portland. Mark Crammer, Seattle and Ann Trahan, Rose Schwindt, sales but still have a number two brothers, Adrian Mills and Peggy Blackburn, Ann Holz- to sell. Anyone wishing to pur Mrs. Don Flatnian and Den Tony Mills, Stayton. fuss, Margaret Voltin, Millie chase one from them may con 715 First St. Stayton ny of Ketchikan, Alaska are Tibbitts, Usa Green, Donna As tact George Long at 897-2159 Ph 769-5729 visitiiig at the home of her par mussen, Hazel Wirth, Opal State Farm Fire ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr Voice Across the Sea Horn, Thelma James, Gemma or any Den Mother. Money received from the kits and Casualty and with his mother, Mrs. Welcomed at Shelton Quinter, Louise Pietrok, Ann. will be used for their summer Company, Home Maudie Flatman. The Carr’s Carol and Sue Frichtl and the programs. Gathering Office: Bloom met ner at the Portland Air Family hostesses. Sp I ” ington, Illinois port Sunday. Haman E. (Butch) Sending gifts were Rose Cox, Shelton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sue Velleda and Jo Ilaman J. Shelton, stationed ann Walton, F Waltz, Clara Rohwein, Too Late to Classify at Dong Tam. Vietnam in the Evelyn VanAgtmael, Mary NOTICE—We are buying Cas- Mekong Delta, called home Fink, Alma and Sharon Spell- cara bark. Green or dry. while on his R and R. spend meyer, Glenda Lindemann, Prefer dry: Current price ing his six-day leave in Sydney, Martha Jungwirth, Beulah 18c lb. Hirte’s Market. Ph. Australia, and returning to Lewis, Charles and Alice 897-2895. 22 Vietnam on April 30 for the Bouche, Valerie McClellan, balance of his six-month per Shirley Peterson, Gina Quinter, iod of overseas service. Frances Garsjo, Evelyn John This was a thrilling exper son, Martha Pooie, Bertha Al See our Ads on Page Seven ience for the Jordan area, len and Katie Skillings. where this young serviceman is extremely popular. He call ed in the afternoon telling Santiam Valley Grange them that he would again call back in the evening to visit, via 8,000 miles of distance with Has Guest Speaker his folks and friends. LYONS—Mrs. Mildred Nor On that evening, a gather man, state secretary of Port ing at the home of his parents, land was guest speaker at the Haman and Margie Sheltor. Santiam Valley Grange Friday awaited the welcome call night. She spoke on “What which arrived at 8:30, with Constitutes a Good Secretary guests having the opportunity and Other Officers of the MAY of expressing a “hello” arid best Grange and Their Qualifica wishes to their “Butch” across tions.” She stated cooperation i the sea. Invited for the occa of all officers was essential. POINT OUT sion were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mrs. Martha Hopkin. state Stavang and Miss Jeanette Sil- chaplain was also a guest. bernagel with the other mem During the business session Your Transportation bers of his family. Is My Business the third and fourth degrees were conferred on Mr. and * For NEW or USED Old Dutch Marbelized Antique Green Cera Mr. and Mrs. Phyl Knight Mrs. Adam Toepher. Berlyn have returned from Moscow, Jr., was obligated in CARS and TRUCKS mics with Solid Brass Accents. Imported from Idaho where they greeted their Aernl, the first and second degrees. Call first great-grandson The little Mrs. Fern Sletto was honored Holland. boy was born April 23 and for 25 years of service as se-1 JERRY COFFMAN 8 pounds 4*a ounces. cretary. Rev. Shults of Mill I Old Dutch Copperware, Early American De weighed He his been named Ryan Mity and Mrs. Bessie Hamp Scott and is the son of Mr. and ton were in charge of the pro sign, by Master Craftsman from Holland. Mrs. Gary Wisser. Other grand gram and presenter] a beauti STAYTON parents are Mr- anti Mrs. How ful tableau for Memorial day. Selendia Stainless Steel from Denmark. Home ard L. Wo d and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Luther Miley sang a solo 769-2117 859-2552 G. E. Wisser of Salem. and Mrs. Norman sang Selendia Pewter from Norway Grange National Hymn. 5—nie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 8, 1969 of the Air Training Command. Sgt. Steve Aymong His wife Sandra, is the dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawance At Sheppard AFB Schmidt, Rt. 1, Lyons. WICHITA FALLS, Tex. — Sergeant Stephen F. Aymong, Weather, Detroit Dam son of Amyot F. Aymong, 7 a. m. Daily Weather Reading Woodhaven, N. Y., had grad Pool uated .it Sheppard AFB, Tex., Elev. from the training course for April 30 46 35 1549.07 0.06 U. S. Air Force technical in- May 1 48 36 1550.84 0.08 strutors. May 2 45 35 1552.30 0.38 Sergeant Aymong, a 1963 May 3 49 36 1553.41 0.21 graduate of Stayton Union May 4 53 37 1554.44 0.12 High School, is remaining at May 5 65 41 1555.49 0.00 Sheppard for duty with a unit May 6 75 42 1555.94 0.00 Furniture Gift Headquarters for Mother's Day ; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bud long Brass Handcrafts from Israel PRESCRIPTIONS our specialty Mel Eide, Owner Phone 897-2812 Mill City Mrs. Al Yankus said Monday that they had a phone call from their son Alan Yankus Saturday saying he was get ting along fine following knee surgery performed earlier in the week. Alan is a freshman at Stanford University and will be back in classes next week. Betty BoMwick has retain ed home following a visit with her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. B'stwick at Liver more. Calif. She said she had a wonderful time and celebrat ed her birthday while there. SWIVEL ROCKER Comfortable high back rocker with reversible seat cushions. Channel back design. $7450 SAVE $5. 7 PIECE DINETTE SET Two leaf table in walnut finish with the easy to keep top that resists stains, acids and heat. 6 high back cushioned chairs. SAVE $30........................... ** W HOOVER CANNISTER CLEANER Handy portab’e cleaner on easy rolling casters. Includes tools. Self reeling cord. Throw away dis posable bags. $^QSO and Boots Higdon spent Sun day in Eugene where they vis These lines are all complete and will really ited their daughter. Mrs. Mike Glover. make gift giving a real pleasure. An extra large selection of Gifts on display at all times. >a gift «h®11 ,lve wifh SAVE $5. . . . MAN SIZE RECLINLh Big! Handsome! Comfort that every member of the family will enjoy. Full recliner or TV position. Covered tn rich vinyl. sggoo Blouses and Lingerie Was $119. Drushella Furniture Mart Ada’s Needle Shoo 1 f’hone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway NOW Mill City 367 ,1 3rd STAYTON Ph. 769-5216
