Mrs. Hath) Ziebert from
Salem visited her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Tumidge,
Sunday. She will be leaving
soon for Texas to join her hus
band who is in the armed for
ces.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly
were Saturday evening dinner
guests of her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hill, in
their new home in Albany, lo
cated on a hill-side above the
old Corvallis highway, in the
Hurleywood addition.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell
attend«) the last meeting of
Victoria Chapter OES last
Wednesday night at Turner.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Corning from Thursday
until Monday were Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Hazlett from Den-
ver, Colorado. The Comings
took their houseguests on a
sight seeing trip on the Mc-
Kenzie Highway. Saturday
they fished at Clear Lake.
They thought the scenery was
beautiful.
Officers and officenselect of
Marilyn Chapter. No. 145 will
practice for Installation of Of
ficers on Thursday. June 19th
at 8 o’clock at the IOOF Hall.
All officers are requested to
attend.
Mr. and Mr*. Charlie French
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlson
spent Friday fishing at Clear
Like. Mrs. French was the
only one who gut her limit.
I took color pictures of the
graduations of the students
of the following schools —
DETROIT HIGH SCHOOL
SANTIAM HIGH SCHOOL
MILL CITY Grade School
KINDERGARTEN at Gates
SANTIAM Baccalaureate
These pictures consist of (1)
two pictures each of the
entire classes, and (2) with
the exception of the kinder
garten; I have pictures of
each graduate inarching in
and of each graduate receiv
ing his or her diploma.
STANLEY OGDEN
Photography
Ph. 897-2296
Mill City
Orders for the pictures of
the Detroit Graduation will
be taken in the principals
office at the Detroit Grade
School.
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STAYTON
Home
859-2552
769-2117
Freres Veneer Successful
Bidder at Recent Timber Sale
Guests Father's Day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Clark were Mr. and Mrs. Her
schel Clark and two daughters
from Stayton and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Clark and three daugh
ters from Salem.
DETROIT—(Freres Veneer,
Lyons, was the apparent suc
cessful bidder on an estimated
5,800,(XX) board feet of feder
al timber on the Woodpecker
No. 2 timl>er sale conducted at
Detroit Ranger Station Thurs
day. There were five qualified
bidders at the 10:00 A. M. oral
sale.
Douglas-fir logs and peeler
blocks and Western hemlock
and other coniferous species
sold for $90.20 per thousand
respectively in the final bid
ding. The Douglas-fir adver
tised rate was $85.90 and the
Western Hemlock $52.60 per
thousand.
Included in the sale was
168 acres of substandard tim-
her in the .sale area that sold
at the advertised rate of $2.50
per acre. The sale located a-
lx>ut 11 miles East cf Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. George Humph
ries from Portland were guests
Sunday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Har
lan. The Humphries are form
er Mill City residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Peters
from Prineville visted Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips
went to Spokane. Washington
June 5 where they attended
the wedding of his nephew on
June 7 at 10 A. M. at the Cath
olic Church in Spokane. A re
ception followed at the Elk's
Club. On Sunday they went to
Colville, Washington where
they visited at the home of
On Tuesday, June 24 at 8 P. M., a
his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dor Southern California group of Christian
man. They returned home collegians known as “The Contemporar
Wednesday.
ies” will be in a concert at the Mill City
Friends of Mrs. Gordie Gar- Elementary School Gym. “The Content -
t n are invited to attend a tea pories” under the direction of Tom Keene
in her hon?r Wednesday, June will perform a variety of popular gospel
18th at the home of Mrs. Alice and folk songs and hymns. The group of
Rupp. 1030 16th St. N. E. in 32 singers and orchestra is taking a tour
Salem from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Garton will he
leaving in early July for Hon Family Reunion Held
olulu. Hawaii to make their
home.
At Fishermen's Bend
Stop in and make an appoint
ment for the latest in hair
styling. Or try our new shaped
Albert Can- Is recuperating
cuts for a care-free summer.
Open each day except Monday at home from a badly bruised
from 9 A. M. until 5 P. M. leg suffered in a recent mill
.Studio of Hair Design. Ellen accident.
Howell, owner. Ph. 897-2100.
Guests last week at the home
24tf
f Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verbeck
Spending Father's Day at were Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wy
the home of Mr. anti Mrs. Hol rick from Newport and Mr.
lis Turnidge were Miss Car and Mrs. Richard Verbeck
olyn Brejcha and Miss Dawn from Tangent. A special Fath
Risner from Beaverton.
er’s day dinner was enjoyed
although the two families were
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morgan not able to be there the same
and daughter from Salem have day.
moved into Kingwood Manor.
Mrs. Albert Carr said this
Mr. Morgan Is employed at
Frank Lumber Company.
week that her mother, Mrs.
Rosa Berry is convalescing
S. G. “Boots" Higdon left by satisfactorily at the Medical
plane Friday for Georgia Arts Nursing Home in Salem.
where he will visit relatives The elderly lady broke her hip
for several months.
in a h?me fall last month.
NOTICE
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 19, 1969
The Contemporaries
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Phillips are Mr. and Mrs. Dud
ley DeVore and two children.
Nellie Lynn and Charles and
twin grandsons, John and
James Smith from Vicksburg.
Mississippi and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthu’- DeVore from New Or
leans, Louisana. The DeVore’s
are brothers of Mrs. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley DeVore
and the children left Monday
morning for Yellowstone Park
and will return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeVore
will spend most of the sum
mer vacationing in this area.
Both families have travel
trailers and were parked at
Fishermen’s Bend Park where
the Phillips’s took their trail
er and held their reunion there.
of the Pacific Northwest and Canada.
A member of the group is Miss Fay
LaMunyan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester LaMunyan. Miss LaMunyan is a
1967 graduate of Santiam High School.
There will be no admission charge, but
a collection will be taken to help with
the expenses of the group.
the former Donna
Storey, plans to attend sum
DETROIT Gifford,
mer school at Monmouth.
Other graduates (last year)
Detroit school attending
IDANHA of summer
school at OCE Mon
By Boots Chamnion
mouth are Miss Laura Storey,
A Wednesday to Sunday Miss Madalyn Smith and Miss
visitor at the Detroit home of Ceclia Williamson.
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud L gsdon, was their grand
daughter Karl Logsdon of
West Linn.
by
Arriving at the Logsdon I
Virgil Trout
home for a visit over the week In tne last few years many
end was Kari’s parents, Mr. improvements have been noted
and Mrs. Walter E. Logsdon in Mill City. From a small
of West Linn.
town hidden in the Santiam
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brosig re Canyon to a nice city in the
turned home over the weekend heart of the summer vacation
following a visit to Yellow land.
stone National Park, Montana
I can think of no other city
Idaho and Washington. Mrs. that I would like to live In or
Brosig said it rained durinf, have »r,y children grow up in.
most or their stay at the park
Having a brother and his
so they decided to move on to family just recently move to
other places of interest. She the area from California lie
added, they were told that cause it was no place to raise
Local Residents Attend June
is the time of year when children. We have to realize
Among those receiving de
rain can he expected in that how lucky we are to live in
grees at the U of O Sunday, OCE Graduation
area.
[Mill City.
June 15 was Ronald Ohmart
Now we have a chance to
who got his BA degree in Psy
Visiting at the Idanha home
Mrs. Joe Ragsdale. Mr. and
chology. He is the son of Mr. Mrs. Ernest Ragsdale, Sr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Noble | improve our town even more
and Mrs. Rex Ohmart of Mill Mrs. Lowell Cree attended the for a few7 days last week were through the Area beautifica
City. There were some 2.501 Commencement exercises at Mr. and Mrs. Singleton of tion contest. A meeting will be
students who received their de Oregon College of Education at Phoenix, Arizona. Following held on Tuesday, June 24th at
gree.
Monmouth Friday, June 13th their visit here they drove the City hall at 8 p. m. All
(truck) to Salem to aid their persons interested in improv
at M jiimouth.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Miss Carol Ragsdale receiv son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ing our town are invited to at
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack ed her Degree of Bachelor of and Mrs. Jim Singleton and tend.
Scott were Mr, and Mrs. R. N. Science in Education.
daughter move to Phoenix.
Smith of Lebanon. Mr. and
Also receiving their degrees
The Jim Singleton’s former
Mrs. Ben Osenford and Mr. in Bachelor of Science in Ed ly resided at Detroit where Mr. Communion Held At
and Mrs. Fred Brown of Scran ucation were Terry Muir, son Singleton was active in the
Detroit St Christophers
ton, Iowa, Gary Burow of Ma of Mr. and Mrs. John Muir. city council.
ther Air Force base in Sacra Kim Scranton, son of Mr. and
Visiting
at
the
Champion
mento, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Boh Scranton and Mrs.
over the weekend were Catholic Church
Shaw of Salem, Miss Roberta Gladyes Norrie of Sweet home
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Geo DETROIT—St. Christophers
Scott of Los Angeles and Mrs. Home. All are former resi rge
of Salem. Mrs. George and Catholic Church celebrated
Vida Scott of Mill City. After dents of Mill City.
Mrs. Champion are sisters.
noon callers were Mr. and Mrs.
There were 673 receiving de DETROIT—According to a First Communion Sunday
June 15th for Dawn Marie
W. R. Stevens of Lyons. The grees.
recent news release bids will Drago, daughter of Mr. and
occasion honored the 25th wed
be received July 1st for the Mrs. Howard Drago of Marion
ding anniversary of Mr. and
replacement of fire damaged Forks. Timothy James Von
Mrs. Smith, former Mill City
Detroit High School.
Seggem, son f Mr. and Mrs.
residents.
The $42O.(XX) building will be ion Forks and Cindy Mohr,
reconstructed as it was prior James Von Seggern also Mar-
Mr. and, Mrs. Al Yankus
to the March 11th unexplained liam Mohr of Detroit. For the
were in Oakland a week ago
Mill City area residents in room section of th? 2 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
visiting with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. terested in putting their skills fire which destroyed the class occasion the church was beau
James Bryan. They brought, to use in developing nations room section of the school. tifully decorated with white
their son Alan home with them around the world are invited to Insurance will cover the loss. candles and baskets of pink
for the summer vacation. He take the Peace Corps Place Superintendent Ronald Wil- gladolias and carnations.
Father Frank Callan cele
has been attending Stanford ment Test at 1:30 P. M. on kerson said the building wlll
University and will return Saturday. Juxe 21 at Room 209 he rebuilt exactly as it was brated the mi< with Kevin
there next year. He will work U. S. Postoffice, 150 Church st. before the fire occurred, The Hills as the Altar Boy.
school he added will not be
at the Stayton Canning comp N. E.
The Peace Corps uses the ready by fall, so classes will
any this summer.
Placement Test to determine continue to he held in the el
I Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus how an applicant can best be ementary school.
were In Portland Sunday visit utilized overseas. The test mea Mrs. Joe Muise was admitted
ing wich her parents, Mr. and sures general aptitude and the to the Naval Hospital at Brem
Mrs. Eph Thomas who return ability to learn a language, erton, Wash., Monday where
ed home with them for a short not education or achievement. she will under go major sur
The test requires no prepara gery (back) Thursday morn
visit.
tion and Is non-competitive: an ing. Since her room number
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duckworth. applicant can neither pass nor will not be the same follow
ing surgery she may be reach DETROIT—Sc lecl bids will
Sr. recentlv visited their rela fail.
Persons interested in serv ed hv addressing mail to Ward- he received b-- the District
tives in Renton. Washington.
ing with the Peace Corps M.
Ranger, Detroit. u’> to anti not
A paving crew was busy later than 10:00 A.M. June 30th
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton must fill out an Application, if
were honored Sunday evening they have not alread done so. Tuesday paving the upper end for an estimated 500.000 board
feet of federal timber on the
at a I o'clock pot luck dinner and present it to the tester of Forest Ave. tn Detroit.
A fiur week Standard First timber sale. This ir a sealed
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. before the test. Application
Leroy Plane in Aumsville. Pre forms are available from post Aid Course under the direction fputh hore Thinning No. 2
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Garton. offices or from the Peace of Robert Corenhaum. State In bid sal-’ with no oral auction.
The sale involves 480 MBF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hecht, Corp« jn Washington. D. C. dustrial Safety Counselor was
completed here Wed, evening, of Douglas fir logs and peeler
Dr. and Mrs. John Tarr, Mr. 20525.
Fifteen thousand Volunteers June 18.
blocks at the advertised rate
and Mrs. Glen Davidson and
are currently serving in Asia.
_______________
sched- of $50.«6 per thousand, and 20
An advanced class __ is _____
Mr and Mrs. Leroy Plane.
Africa. I .at in America and the I
to begin June 25th and MBF of Western-hemlock and
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Moberg Pacific Islands, working with W1J] end July 23. All holders other coniferious species logs
and familv spent the week-end the people of those nations in of advanced cards and grad advertised at $32.45 per thous
___ of the
; Standard
;_____ course and. Western-hemlock and oth
at East Lake. They rep:rted self-help projects ranging from uates
an enioyable time and some food production to health to are urged to take advantage of er coniferious species will be
education. More Volunteers are the advanced course.
sold at fixed rates as adver
nice fisli caught, too.
needed for programs which
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gifford tised.
arrived here last week from
The stand of Willamette Na
Marine CpI. Is« ivy Lee Walk- will begin training soon.
Virginia where Eddie received tional Forest timber is located
I er, son of Mrs. Gerald Vinton
i his discharge at Fort Tx»e. fol- 3.6 miles Southwest of Detr it
| of Mill City and grandson of
I lowing two years of service
This sale is being re sched
. Mabel Foster of Salem, is home
I in the armed forces.
uled due to duplicate sealed
[on a 21 dav leave from Da-
They plan to make their | bids being received at an earl-
Nang Vietnam. He will return
i
1 home here this summer Mrs. | ier »late.
1 tc Barstow. Calif
A Nice Place To Live
Peace Corps To Hold
Placement Test
Forest Recreation
Report Shows All
Camp Grounds Open
DETROIT — The following
Recreational report was re
leased by Detroit Ranger Sta
tion this week.
Elk I-ike Read is now open
within 1000 feet of Elk Lake
All other mads and trails on
the '»islrict recoin the same'
as reported last W:'ek. All For
est Service can.; «grounds ar ■
open except Elk 1 nke.
L.A.C.F. wen1 into effect
June 15th at charge camp
grounds. The two rule fire dan
ger closure has been put into
effect with the following re
quirements and restrictions.
Smoking is prohibited while
traveling in timber, brush or
grass areas. Smoking is also
prohibited while working or
traveling in an operation area.
Have the following equip I
ment for extinguishing fires
when using camp-fires or other
open fires, except when trav
eling as a pedestrian or camp
ing at Improved designated, or
posted campgrounds.
Implements, one axe not 1 cm «
than 26 inches in length over- |
all with head weighing two (
pounds or over; A shovel not 1
less than 36 inches In lenghth |
overall with blade not less
than eight inches wide, and j
one water container capacity i
of one gallon or more.
Fishing is good in all the
areas on the District, and sal-
mon Is now being caught in
the North Santiam River be
low the dam. The lower Breit-
enbush Hot Springs is open
with cabins and hot mineral
baths available.
ElY ON YOUR FRIENDIY
PHARMACIST..
You can always trust
in our experience!
We fill your prescrip
tions carefully for the
utmost in effectiveness.
Prescriptions Our
Specialty
Mill City Pharmac)
MEL EIDE, Owner
Ph. 897-2812 MUI City
Lawn Furniture Sale
Thurs. - Fri. - Sat Only
Aluminum Chaise with Full Floral Pad
Reg. $16.95 SPECIAL $14.49
Matching Aluminum Chair with Full Floral Pad
Reg. $8.95 SPECIAL $7.49
Aluminum Chaise - Green and White Web
Reg. 9.45 SPECIAL $8.25
Aluminum Chair - Green and White Web
Reg. $4.39 SPECIAL$3.95
Western Auto and Rose Hardware
Highway 22
Phone 897-2785
SWIM SUITS
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Detroit Ranger
Subscribe to The
Mill City Enterprise
on Woodpeckers Ridge includ
ed, 3,300 MBF Douglas-fir peel
er blocks anti logs, an unesti
mated amount of Douglas-fir
special cull logs and blocks
and 2,500 MBF of western hem
lock and other coniferious
species. Douglas fir special cull
logs and blocks sold at fixed
rates.
The auction included a sec
ond sale in the morning, the
Whitewater Intermediate sale.
With an estimated 2,000,(XX)
board feet of Willamette Na
tional Forest timber which
went to Freres Lumber Co
Inc.: Lyons. There was three
qualified bidders for this tract
of timber. The 87C MBF of
Douglas-fir logs and peeler
blocks sold at the advertised
rate of $86.25 per thousand
and 680 MBF Western hemlock
and other coniferious species
sold for $52.10 per thousand,
five cents more than the ad
vertised rate.
Other species of timber in
cluded in the sale was 300
MBF pine logs. 150 MBF Cedar
logs and an unestimated a-
mount of Douglas-fir special
cull logs and blocks.
Douglas-fir special cull logs,
pine and cetlar was sold at fix
ed rates. Included in the sale
was 250 acres of substandard
timber within the sale area
which sold at the advertised
rate of $1.00 per acre. The sale
is located about 12 miles East
of Detroit adjacent to highway
And Up
Station To
SWIM CAPS
Receive Bids
Phone 897-2141
each $1.00
Ada’s Needle Shop
227 S. W. Broadway
Mill City
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