The Mill City enterprise., May 15, 1969, Page 5, Image 5

5—The Mill City Enkrpri*, Thursday, May 15, 1969
Mr. and Min. Sylvester Traw ( Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free-
To Attend Girls and Boys State
are the parents of a son bom man and family attended a I
to them April 15 at a Salem pre-c invention Rally at Turn­
hospital. The new arrival’s er Saturday evening. The Con-
name is Leo Alexander II. vention will be the latter part
Paternal
---------- grandmother is Mrs. I of June and is sponsored by
Theda Nydegger of Lyons, | the Christian Churches. Mr,
and maternal grandparents are Freeman is the local registrar
Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Christen- for the convention.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel sen of Stayton.
were in Portland Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton
where they attended gradua­ Mr. and Mrs. J. <_’. Kimmel from Salem were callers a*, the
tion ceremonies for their niece accompanied by Mrs. John Lowell Cree home last Wed­
No Matter Whether It Is
Patsy K. Austin at the Univer­ Swan and Miss Daisy Geddes nesday morning. They were on
sity of Portland. She received were in Portland Thursday their way to Klamath Falls to
FERTILIZER
GARDEN TOOLS
her BA degree in education. where they had dinner and visit relatives.
Others graduating in the class took in the ice follies. They
LAWN MOWERS—WHEELBARROWS
were Nancy Stewart of Mill said they enjoyed the Follies
Mr. and Mrs. Very! Hoover
City and actress Ann Blythe very much, particularly the and Miss Iris Hoover spent
IVe Have The Best Supply in The Area
who received an honorary de­ performance of Peggy Flem­ Sunday in Oregon City where
gree from U of P. Following ing, an Oregon girl.
they visited McLaughlin
graduation the Kimmel’s at­
House. Champoeg park and had
tended a family patio picnic
Mrs. Golda Marten spent dinner in Newberg.
gathering at the hime of Mrs. from Friday to Sunday in Eu­
Leila Goodwin.
Mr. anil Mrs. Hugh Jull from
gene at the home of her son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Salem and Leroy and Jerri
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo Jack Schulz. She made the trip Shepherd went to Bend Satur­
were in Silverton Sunday at down with Albin Cooper who day where they spent the
Four Juniors at Detroit High school have been se­
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ brought his daughter home for week-end at the home of Mr
Phone 897-2785
Highway 22
sell Nelson, Jr., where a fam­ the week-end from the U of O. and Mrs. Ralph Jull and fam­ lected to attend Girls and Boys State this year. They
ily. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ are chosen on their scholastic abilities. Boys will at­
ily Mother’s day dinner was
liam Shepherd and Bonnie tend OSU and the girls will go to Willamette University
enjoyed. Others attending were
.Mrs. Edith Parrish said she
for the event. The young people are sponsored by the
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelson, had a wonderful Mother’s day joined the group.
American Legion Post No. 141 at Idanha and their Aux­
Sr. and Mrs. Minnie Champ, Sunday with her children and
Guests Sunday at the home iliary. Pictured are Delva Saner, Dorsey Smith, Bar­
The latter has been in poor their families bringing dinner
health recently and has ex­ I to her. She had fallen earlier of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Wills bara Stephen and Gerold Hiebert.
treme difficuly in moving a-1 in the week and hurt her arm were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis,
Margaret and Jeff; Mr. and
bout.
/
severly. Those coming here Mrs. James Stack. Janice and American Legion-Aux.
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tel­
Mr. and Mrs. Athol Savage, ler, Marilee and Randall of Jon all of Sweet Home: Mr. Have Joint Installation
their son Tony and a friend Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Ellis Wilson. Nellie
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parrish and two sons of and David of Estacada: Rev. Ceremonies Saturday
IDANHA—Joint installation
DETROIT—Three more tim­
Golden spent the week-end at Springfield and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Stock and
Downtown Reno location
the coast. They said the weath­ Charles Spitzer and three J;,mes of Monmouth; Rev. and ceremonies for the American ber sales of Willamette Nation­
Mrs.
Ted
Stock
of
Eugene,
and
Legion and Auxiliary, Idanha
Forest timber are slated to
DRIVE IN ENTRANCE
er there was quite foggy.
children from Portland. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Wills, Post 141, are scheduled for al
go on the auction block in the
Teller
is
a
daughter
and
Mr.
FREE PARKING
Sunday guests at the home Parrish a son of Mrs. Parrish. Diane and Natalie of Mill May 17th at 8:00 P. M. in the Detroit District the latter part
social room of the Idanha Fire of this month.
of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Warde Mrs. Spitzer is a granddaugh­ City.
Sealed bids for two of the
Hall.
were Mr. and Mrs. Donald ter.
Mr. anil Mrs. Wilbur Harlan
All of the Auxiliary officers sales will be received by the
Warde and Kenneth Warde of
I
NO MINIMUM
and her mother, Mrs. Alice were re-elected to office. They District Ranger at Detroit, up
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. David
Mr. and Mrs. Cris McMann Watson drove to Salem Sun­ are:
NO COVER
Mrs. Jeff Leming, presi­ to and not later than 10 a. m.
Griffith and children of Mil­ of Hillsboro spent Saturday
TOP ENTERTAINMENT
dent; Mrs. Sam Leffler, 1st. May 26. Largest of the two
waukie and Stanley Warde of night at the home of Mr. and day where they had dinner.
vice; Mrs. Al Gardner, 2nd vice sales is the Eastside Intermedi­
Eugene. Mrs. Dave Warde was Mrs. Don Moffatt. On Sunday,
particularly honored at the they in company of the Mof­ Mrs. Hollis Turnidge and Mrs. Wayne Tompkins, Secre­ ate with an estimated 6,500,000
Mother’s Day family gather­ fatts spent the day at the home Mrs. Lowell Cree were in tary; Mrs. Quincy Smith. Trea­ board feet of federal timber.
ing. Other guests Sunday at of Mr and Mrs. Donovan L. Salem Tuesday when they took surer; Mrs. Nils Bittner, chap­ The sale involves 4,400 Mbf
the Warde home were his son, Moffatt and sons, Mike, Mark Mrs. Cree’s mother, Mrs. J. C. lain; Mrs. Jim Giebeler, Sgt- of Douglas-fir logs and peeler
Fred Warde and Mrs. Warde’s and Rick, where the family had Dickinson to her home after at-arms, and Mrs. Dallas Ben­ blocks at the advertised rate of
$60.80 per thousand. An un­
brother, Ray Sandblast of a picnic in honor of Mother’s spending three weeks in Mill ton, historian.
City.
Performing the installing estimated amount of Douglas-
Portland. Spec, 4 Paul Warde day.
honors for the Auxiliary will for special cull logs and blocks
called home Monday from
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peck re­ be Mrs. Alena Farison, District at $3.10 per thousand; 730 Mbf
Portland where he had arrived
Mothers were honored dur­ turned from a 3-week vacation No. 2 president.
of Western-hemlock and other
after 1.3 months in Vietnam. ing the Morning Worship ser­
After a 30 day leave he will vice at the Christian Church which took them as far as Trin­ Names of the elected Legion coniferous species logs at $41.50
complete his tour of duty at Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Dickinson idad, Colorado, where they vis­ officers are not available at this per thousand, and 1,370 Mbf
ited their daughter. Judy. They time, due to their election be­
legs at $60.35 per M.
Ft. Knox.
of Salem was the mother pre- returned through Las Vegas. ing held this Tuesday night. pine
Douglas-fir special cull logs
sent who had the oldest child Nevada, where they visited old
A pot-luck luncheon will fol­ and blocks, Western hemlock
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hansen (not present) a daughter, 66,
were in Depoe Bay Sunday Mrs. Bab Pratt had the young­ friend:! and past co-workers. low the installation program. and other coniferious species
TWX 702-358-3542
where they attended he Gold­ est child, a daughter 5 and also The weather was good all the Sale of poppies annually con­ and pine will be sold at fixed
en Wedding anniversary ob­ was the mother of the most way through. They had a good ducted by the Auxiliary for rates.
DOWNTOWN
time but Mill City and home Decoration Day will get un­ In addition there is within
servance of Mr. and Mrs. children present also 5.
looked very beautiful as they derway here May 23 and 24.
the sale area an estimated 551
Frank Maloney.
dropped down off Santiam
acres of all species substand­
Bill
Avery
of
Burley,
Idaho
ard logs which the bidder may
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schiu­ and Earnest Freeman students Pass.
elect (optional) to purchase at
der were in Salem Sunday at Northwest Christian Col­
$1.00 per acre. Bids may be
where their son and wife, Mr. lege in Eugene spent the week­
submitted for either the stan­
and Mrs. Edward Schroeder end at the home of Mr. and
dard timber alone or the stan­
took them out to dinner at a Mrs. Richard Freeman.
dard and substandard timber.
Salem restaurant.
The substandard timber (be­
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, Es­ DETROIT Detroit District
Sunday dinner guests at the ther and Paul and the boys
LYONS — The City Council cause of defect or size) if in­
Ranger
Lee
Boeckstiegel
an
­
home of Mr. and Mrs. George went to Lebanon Sunday mor­
held their regular meeting cluded in the bid, will be sold
Ix>ng and family and her moth­ ning where they attended nounced today that the Marion Wednesday night. Letters will at the advertised rate.
Sale area is located approxi­
er, Mrs. Pearl Lawson, were church services and then went Creek Road is now open to be sent to residents with old
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herring on to Eugene where they had traffic to the Marion Lake cars and other unsightly items mately 5 miles South of Mar­
and Pam Roschak of Newberg.' a picnic dinner at Hendrick’s Trailhead. He added that this on their property to remove ion Forks along the East side
information should be of par­
within 10 days. A copy of of highway 22.
ticular interest to those people them
Tom Creek Nnit No. 11 with
Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Spur­ Park.
the
City
Ordinance covering
who have boats stored within this is posted
an estimated 630,000 board feet
geon and family were in Sweet
in
the
Lyons
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Shep­
of federal timber involves 440
Home Saturday evening at the herd, Mrs. Clyde Morgan, Mrs. the boundaries of the Mt. Jef­ Post Office.
MBF cf Douglas fir logs and
home of her parents. Mr. and Myrtle Bates and Mrs. Marvin ferson Wilderness.
Shelves
at
the
City
Library
When Congress included are receiving a final coat of peeler blocks, an un-estimated
Mrs. Dick Anderson. Mrs. Edwards of Gates attended
Marion
Lake
within
the
boun
­
Spurgeon and her Mother en­
varnish and watf and the books amount of Douglas-fir special
joyed an early Mother’s Day funeral services Thursday at daries of the wilderness, they will all be shelved soon. Im­ cull logs and blocks, 70 MBF
1
P.M.
at
the
Jost
Funeral
also specified that the boats
Western-hemlock and other
Steak fry at the Elk’s club
home in Lebanon for Cecil would have to be removed. The provements are planned for the coniferious species logs and
there.
City
Hall;
drapes
are
to
be
Bates of Scio.
Forest Service has established
120 MBF cedar logs. Advertis­
midnight of June 30, 1969, as provided as well as concrete re­ ed rates per thousand are:
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd
taining
wall
around
landscap
­
Mrs.
J.
C.
Dickinson
from
the final date for removal.
Douglas fir $74.15, Douglas fir
were dinner guests Sunday at
The trail to Marion Lake is ing in preparation for paving special cull logs $4.30, Western
the home of their son-in-law Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
parking
area.
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Quartier from Silverton, Miss still covered with hard crust­ The Budget Board presented hemlock and other coniferuous
Milton Roten at Lyons. Others Carol Ragsdale. Mr. and Mrs. ed snow in places. The lake it­ revisions for consideration by species $50.10; and cedar logs
present were Miss Lana Rande Lowell Cree and Don were self Is partially covered with Council, final adoption will be $22.55.
Bob Roten who are stud- Mother’s Day dinner guests ice, with snow depths ranging June 4. Various other street
Western-hemlock and other
and ~
to five feet around the shore.
coniferous species, Cedar, and
ents at the University of Oreg- at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
repair
projects
were
discussed
Val-
Gordon McMorris at Fox
gon.
and will be acted U]xm at the Douglas-Fir special cull logs
ley.
and blocks will be sold at fix­
Kindergarten at Gates next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe
ed rates. In addition there is
(Tty Has Graduation
Members
of
the
Mill
spent Mother’s Day in Salem
within the sale area an estimat­
Telephones
Outnumber
Garden
club
are
reminded
to
GATES—Kindergarten grad­
ed 15 acres of all species sub­
Sunday at the home of their
meet
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
uation was held May 12th at Automobiles In State
s n, Mr. and Mrs. William
standard logs which the bidder
Marie Tolbert on May 29 at 7:30 P. M. at Gates. The open­ Telephones and automobiles may elect to purchase at $2.50
Howe and three children.
2:30 p. m. to make the floral ing prayer was given by Lori both number about one for per acre. Bids may be submit­
tributes for the Whitewater Carpenter. Then each child every other Oregonian, accord­ ted for either the standard tim­
Challenge. All th:se having gave his or her favorite poem. ing to the 1969 edition of the ber alone or for the standard
flowers are asked to bring The diplomas were given out "Oregon Fact Summary,” gen­ and substandard timber, (op­
them.
by Mrs. Eda Stafford and Mrs. eral information folder issued tional) If included in the bid
ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY
Monte Carpenter. The group
the Oregon Economic De­ the substandard timber will be
PHARMACIST...
Mill City friends of Mr. and was then entertained with a by
velopment Division.
sold at the advertised rate.
Mrs. Marion Huston have re­ Spanish dance by Tina Hamp­ Actually, there are more
ceived invitatLns to attend ton. Mrs. Stafford was present­ cars than ph mes in the state— Too Late to Classify
the marriage of their daughter ed a gift from the parents and 1,133,687 vs. 1,066,716.
Myrtle Dolymn to Lewis La- Mrs. Stafford presented Mrs.
According to the Fact Sum­ FOR SALE — Riveria Sofa,
Verne Magers on May 17 at 2 Carpenter a plant in apprecia­ mary, Oregon has more of just
makes into beri. Gold toner!
p. m. in Salem.
tion of her help.
vinyl. S75.OO. Alox Burrell,
about cverj-thlng than a year
Receiving diplomas were:
Phone 897-2055.
20n
There are more schools,
Rev. Thomas Shelton who Phyllis Bacon. John Bohack, earlier.
colleges,
state
parks,
physic
­
FOR
RENT
—
One
bedroom
has been minister of the Bend Christine Brummett, Jeff Fick- ians and dentists. An excep­
apartment, partly furnished.
Christian Church for many er, Jeff Harrison, Dana Myers,
is attorneys. There are
Kingwnod Manor, Mill City.
You can always trust years was installed as Minister Erick TerLouw, Tina Hamp­ tion
five fewer active attorneys in
Phon-. 897-27.31.
20tf
Sunday at the Allison Park ton, Lori Carpenter. Ernest the state than a year ago.
Christian Church. He is a son Brosig, Mike Emerson, Crys-
in our experience!
The folder includes data on NOTICE—Palomino Stud Ser­
of Glen Shelton and a former tle Fuller. Elaine T^arson, Greg population
by counties, agricul­ vice. No Saturday calls
resident
of
Mill
City.
Pavseno.
John
Loftin.
Robert
We fill your prescrip­
ture. transportation, business
please. John Kenline. Rt. 1,
Hurst, Tim Carpenter. Larry
industry, personal income,
Box 217, Lyons. Phone 897-
tions carefully for the Mrs. Clarence Howe and Mrs. Brown, Mary Taft, Oren and
labor force and employment.
2608.
23p
Richard Freeman visited Mrs.
Janice Muise, Bob
utmost in effectiveness. George Sumpter at her home Hampton,
Posekany, Sharon Pratt, Paul
in Salem last Thursday.
Jessup, and Ralph Strauser.
In Our Men’s Department
The field day for the Kinder­
Ernest Freeman from Eu­ garten was May 13 There were
Prescriptions Our
gene. Bill Avery from Burley, | relay races with first, second
Idaho and Esther and Paul and 3rd place ribbons in
Specialty
Freeman were in Lebanon each event. A pot luck
You'll find it pays to shop here first
Saturday afternom where they lunch at noon with family and
attended the wedding of Miss friends. This concluded kinder­
Cindy Sias and Eric Hanson garten f r the spring. There I
MEL EIDE, Owner
of the U.S. Navy. Both are ¡ will be announcements in the I
former students of Northwest paper the last 2 weeks of Aug 1
Ph. 897-2812
City Chris
’inn College. Earnest was ust regarding 69-70 kindergar-I
Phone S97-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City
I an usher at the wedding
I ten.
LOCALS
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GARDEN SUPPLY
HEADQUARTERS
Western Auto and
Rose Hardware
Timber Sales Noted
In Willamette Forest I
Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise
Brings Results—Try It Every Week
MaPes
RENO, NEVADA
Lyons Residents
Marion Creek Road Asked To Clean
Now Open to Traffic Up Property
Shorts, T-Shirts, Socks
Mill City Pharmacy
Ada’s Needle Shop