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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1969)
Mrs. .Martin Hansen has re Mrs. Marie Tolbert left Tues turned to her home following day morning for Tacoma Wa., surgery at the Salem Memor where she will visit her sister, ial Hospital. Mrs. Mabel Kink and other relatives. She went as far as Stop in and make an appoint Chehalis with Mrs. Phil ment for the latest in hair Knight. Mrs. Tolbert and Mrs. styling. Or try our new shaped King are planning a trip to cuts for a care-free summer. Victoria, B.C. before she re Mr. an<l Mrs. Claude Lewin Open each day except Monday turns to Mill City. and .Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peck from 9 A. M until 5 P. M went to Netarts on the coast Studio of Hair Design. Ellen to dj some clamming and crab H:well, owner. Ph. 897-2100. Mrs. Mae Mason from Salem bing and a little fishing. They 24tf was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. returned Tuesday in time to Cecil Lake Sunday. vote but reported that they Mrs. Hollis Turnidge and were very successful with Mrs. Lowell Cree attended the crabs and clams. Flower Show at Turner Friday A week ago last Sunday Mr. afternoon. and Mrs. Cecil Lake went to Mr. and Mis. Dean Mowry Waldport where they met Mrs. In listing the names of those Lake’s sister-in-law. Mrs. Vern- were visited by .Mr. Mowry’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. attending the Podrabsky fam ece Clark of Milton-Freewater and Mrs. I^roy Mowry, of ily reunion held on Memorial and brought her to Mill City California. They very much day. the names of Mr. and Mrs. where she visited with them Donald Pixlrabsky and family until Wednesday. She had been enjoyed Oregon. were inadvertently ommitted. in Waldport to attend the grad They also visited with her par of her granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Caryl, ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard uation Wednesday the Lakes took formerly f Garden Grove, Cal Bennett. Mrs. Clark to Salem and from ifornia, are settling in nicely there she went to Portland into their home in Mill City, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo where she visited her nephew. and thoroughly enjoying Ore were in Mt. Angel Sunday to Jack Coryell and with friends. gon. attend graduation ceremonies She returned to her home dur at Mt. Angel College for ing the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moore, their son-in-law, Russell Nel Sr. from Chimacum, Washing son. Jr., who was an English ton were house guests at the major, graduating cum laude Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cline and home of their s n-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson will spend Miss Susan Deuber attended daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wil the summer working for the the graduatl n of David Louis liam Lynness and family from Forest Senice near Bend. Cline Sunday at Oregon State Sunday until Trssday. They Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Kimmel University at Corvallis. ; Iso visited their sons, Danny Moor?, Jr. and Murray Moore were in Estacada Saturday and their families. v.here they attended in alumni Two students from Mill City dinner and dance at the high will receive degrees from OCE Mi-, and Mrs. Hollis Turn- school cafeteria. Mr. Kimmel on June 13. Leo A. Poole will idge spent Saturday in Leb graduated from Estacada with get his master of Science de anon and Albany. In Lebanon the class of 1916 and has kept gree and Car 1 Ann Ragsdale Mrs. Turn idge visited her close contact with the sch ol. will get her BS degree in ed The Kimmels will host class ucation. friend, Mrs. Jim Murphy. members at their home here Guests of Mi-s. Else Allen this summer. Athol Savage, owner and op Thursday were Mrs. Opal Lew Carl Hall Kelly received Ills erator of Savage Logging Co. is anti Mrs. Dean Curtis of Salem. They were her guests B.S. degree in Pharmacy at had the misfortune to break at the Garden Club meeting graduation ceremonies held his left shoulder Monday where Mrs. Curtis was the Sunday at OSU. He is a grad while working above Marion uate of Santiam High school Forks. He was hit by the tag guest speaker. and the son of Mr. and Mrs. end of a small tree which was Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark Carl Kelly of Mill City. He being felled. Mr. Savage broke and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell will accept a position in a his shoulder and several ribs attended Trinity Chapter OES pharmacy at San .T.;se. Calif., a year ago in a logging mishap. at Salem Friday evening. Mas starting July 1. ter Masons were honored and Mrs. Don Huckeby who is Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Main employed at the Detroit Rang Mrs. Winifred Nelson. Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand have moved to Newport where er station flew to San Diego, Chapter OES of Oreg n from they will spend the summer Calif., last week where she Coos Bay was an honored and he will lx? taking a Science visited with her brother and guest. course. He was a teacher in wife, Lt. and Mrs. Jerry John the schools here for several son. Recent guests at the home of years. They will be in Corval Mr. and Mrs|. Joe Fencl were lis after September 1. Mrs. Mr. anil Mrs. Tom Fencl and Main also taught here but took Floyd Peterman, son of Mr. Jody of Issaquah, Wash., Mrs. a leave of absence during the and Mrs. Vernon Peterman Ann Gtinsaules of Stayton and past vear. has been selected to attend Miss Jenny Kazda of Portland. the 7th National Boy Scout Spec. 4 and Mrs. Paul Wartie Jamboree at Farragat Park. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peake spent several days here visit Idaho. He will be an official have returned to their home ing with his parents. Mr. and delegate from the Cascade area after spending three weeks in Mrs. Dave Warde and other council. Vancouver. Washington where relatives. He attended gradua he underwent surgery at the tion ceremonies for his broth er Clifford from Santiam High Veteran’s Hospital. school. Clifford has been offer OES Presents Pins to Last Tuesday evening Mr. ed a scholarship at SOC for Lontime Members and Mrs. Verne Clark. Mr. and the coming year. Mrs. Alec Burrell and Mr. and Marilyn Chapter No. 145 Houseguests of Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Merle Garton attended the 70th anniversary of Acacia Merle Garton are her son and OES hold the last meeting Mon daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. day evening before the sum Chapter OES at Stayton. Bill Williams and baby daugh mer recess. Mrs. Verne Clark. Worthy Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark ter from San Jose. California. attended an old fashioned pic Spending the weekend was her Matron and Verne Clark pre nic on the last day of school other son. Dick Williams from sided. Friday when they were guests Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Garton Escorted and introduced were of their granddaughters. Lana, will be leaving soon for Hono Mrs. Daniel Moore Worthy Verna and Deana Clark at the lulu. Hawaii where they have Matron and Daniel Moore, Worthy Patron of Jefferson Cloverdale school. purchased a home. Chapter No. 252, Hadlock. Washington, Mrs. Mabel Over holts, W.M. of Acacia Chapter, ANNOUNCING . . . Stayton: Mrs. Estelle Spiva, Victoria Chapter, Turner, and Mrs. Donald Nicholson. W.M. and Donald Nicholson, W.P of Every Tuesday from 6 P.M. to 10 P.M Chadwick Chapter, Salem. Mr. and Mrs. M<x»re confer 10 Oz. Dinner Steak with choice of Garlic red the Degrees of the order for their son and daughter-in- Toast, Salad or Baked Potato. law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Moore. Wilson Stevens prt sen ted 40 year pins to Mrs. Eva Raines Lyons, Oregon Hopkins from Portland. Mrs. Verne Clark and Mrs. Lowell Cree. The Chapters only char ter member, Ben Bober of Uk iah. California was to receive a 45 year pin and Mrs LaVelle Hasemar. of Albanv and Mrs. Myrtle Phillips of Carmichael. California. 40 year pins were unable to attend. A number of visitors w’ere introduced and each spoke briefly. Mrs. John Tarr of Stay ton was introduced a« Grand Esther, elect. Mrs. Vervl Hoover. Associate Matron, presented the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron a gift fr'm the outgoing officers. Mr. and Mrs. Clark present ed each of their officers with a gift. The Altar was draped in Memory of Mrs. Mabel Need- am Freeman a Past Matron of Marilyn Chapter who passed awav Mav 14 in Portland. Mrs. Veryl Hoover, Worthy Matron elect announced prac tice for Installatiin would he June 19. Thursday evening at 7:30 P. M. at the hall. Installation of new officers will b? on Sunday. June 29 at S n m Refreshments were served in the dining room bv Mrs Albert Toman Jr., and Mrs Alice R upp of Salem. Mrs. Ervin Peterson and Mrs. Alex Burrell. $1.00 Steak Night LITTLE PIERRE’S If you like the Northwest the way it is please don’t litter. Olympia Brewing Company Tu mwater, Wash i n gton I 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 12, 196» I Am Interested In Your Transportation & Hous SE»: PAGE 9 ing. . Census Bureau To Conduct Survey A sample of residents of this area will be included In a na tionwide survey of employment and unemployment to lie con ducted during the week of June 15 by the Bureau of the Census, U. S. Department of Commerce, according to John E. Tharaldaon of the Bureau’s regional office in Seattle. The monthly survey is con MAY ducted by the Bureau of the Census for the U. S. Depart 1 ment of Labor, and the infor POINT OUT mation is used to calculate the number of persons with jobs, Your Transportation the number of people looking Is My Business for jobs, and the monthly per centage o f unemployment, For NEW or USED which is regardeo as one of the most important measures CARS and TRUCKS of the Naion’s econ mic health. Call The information is used for statistical purposes only, and JERRY COFFMAN facts about each family are I kept completely confidential. Census Bureau interviewers who will visit households in STAYTON this area will be Mrs. Patricia Home H. Baker, 911 Huron Court, S. I 769-2117 859-2552 E. Salem, Oregon. Philippi Ford Flav-K-Pac Baylink and Meyers, a landscaping firm becoming well known for their outstanding work, have just start ed a building on N. E. Santiam Blvd, which will be their headquarters. It is understood that they will also carry garden supplies of all kinds. There will be another pic ture and full story on this at a later date. Nationwide, most utilities are now putting cables and wires under ground. A picture taken on a cloudy day looking south from Wall street show some wires marring a nice set- i ting. Although with a little imagination one could say they were one of the many jet planes going over the city. Mill City Enterprise photos. Accidents DETROIT Traffic Run High In May Oregon traffic accidents kil led 52 people during May, ac IDANHA cording to preliminary figures By Boots Champion Myrna Quillin was released from a Salem hospital Friday and is now recuperating at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stephen. Idanha. Mrs. Quillin was involved in a car accident May 30th. The car left the highway and plung ed down a 40 foot embankment a mile and a half east of De troit. Mrs. Quillin suffered ex tensive injuries including a compound fracture of the right arm which is now in a cast. Voters in Idanha Rural Fire Protection District approved a budget Monday by a vote of 18-2. The total budget is $6,126, and $2,739 is outside the 6 per cent limitation. James Drago of Marion Forks underwent an appendec tomy, Thursday at a Salem hospital. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drago. Mrs. Phyllis Hill (Postmast er) accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brosig as far as Idahq Falls for a weeks visit with relatives. She plans to return home Saturday. The Brosig’s traveled on to Yellowstone Na- tlodnal Park where they plan to spend several days before moving on to other points of interest. Jay B. Brown, a student min ister from the Northwestern Christian College at Eugene, who has been conducting ser vices here at the Detroit Com munity Christian Church, de livered his last sermon here Sunday. A spokesman for the church said another student minister from the college will conduct services beginning Sunday. Morning worship is scheduled at 11:00 A. M. Mrs. Winifred Murphy of De troit announced this week that she has sold her home on Detroit Ave.: to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whittaker of Silverton Mr. Whittaker is retired. The couple twn their home at Sil verton and plan to use the Murphv home here as a sum mer home. Mrs. Murphy who has resided here for a number of years plans to visit relatives in the east. She plans to leave this week. Visiting here this week at the home of Irene Stout are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Draeger of Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. Draeg er and Mrs. Stout are old time friends their relationship going back to when they both attend ed the same school in Minnea- released by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Last year, 50 people died in May ciashes. The department reportd that traffic deaths for the first five months of 1969 totaled 241— the same number as had been killed at that time last year. Two crashes during the m.ntn. botn in northwestern Oregon, each claimed four lives. One other crash killed two people; the other fatalities occurred singly. 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