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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1969)
Mrs. Edna Hutcheson from1 Oakland, California spent Sat urday and Sunday at the home of her s n and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parker. Sunday the group visited her daughter and family in Silver- ton. Mrs. Hutcheson came to Mill City to attend Installation Mrs. Hollis Turnidge accom of Officers of Marilyn Chapter panied by Mrs. Frank Baechler No. 115 OES. She is a Past Ma of Gates were in Portland Fri tron of Marilyn Chapter. day where they met Mrs. Betty Kelle at the airport when she Stop in and make an appoint returned from Texas. Mrs. Kel ment the latest in hair le accompanied her daughter styling. for Or try our new shaped t? Texas where she joined her husband who is stationed there. cuts for a care-free summer. Mrs. Kelle and her daughter, Open each day except Monday Mrs. Kathy Ziebert left Sun from 9 A. M. until 5 P. M. day morning and arrived in Studio of Hair Design. Ellen Texas Tuesday evening. Mrs. H well, owner. Ph. 897-2100. 24tf Kelle’s return trip by jet took 3*4 hours. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson son have received word of the birth of a new great grand child. A daughter was born to thei ’ grandson and his wife. T. Sgt. and Mrs. Russell Page. The little girl was born June 26 and weighed 7 lbs. 8 oz. She has been named Karen Geneva. T. Sgt. Page is stationed with the air corps at I-as Vegas, Ne vada with the Thunderbird Squadron. Ml-, and Mrs. Dale Howell spent several days last week in Klamath Falls, where Mrs. H well visited with her sisters and friends, while Mr. Howell attended several Masonic Meet ings. On Tuesday night he was elected and installed as Com mander of the Council of Ka il sh of Scottish Rite and on Wednesday was elected and in stalled as Captain of the Guard of the Council of Select and Royal Masters of York Rite Masonery. The Mill City Garden Club were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. will not meet Thursday, July 3 because of the holiday week Charlie French. end. The regular meeting will be held next Thursday, July Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips 10 with a 12 o’clock covered and her brother and sister-in- dish picnic to be held at Fish law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur De- ermen’s Bend Park. Mrs. Char Vore of New Orleans, Louisan- lie French and Mrs. Donald ia spent several days last week Carlson will be co-hostesses at McKenzie River Bridge. and will furnish the dessert Each couple took their travel and coffee. Those attending are trailer. asked to please bring their own table service. Mr. and Mi's. Frederick J. Marshall are the parents of a Because of the 4th of July daughter, Dawn Camerin b?rn holiday the North Santiam Aerie Fraternal Order of les in Mill City will not a meeting July 3. The regular meeting will be 10 at the Eagle hall. Eag have next July Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hopp of Newberg were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Long and family. Mrs. Long worked in the Hopp Insurance firm when they liv Patio Sale—At Fred Stone ed in Newberg. home 2 miles East of Gates. July 7, 8 and 9. We are mov Mr. and Mi's. Bill Ficker re ing, many items to sell, in turned last week from a three cluding Siegler oil heater, trash weeks visit to Harriman, Ten burner, Chest of drawers, por nessee where they visited with table mangle, electric perk, relatives. They brought an un fan, deep freeze, set encyclo cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. pedias with year books, etc. Frank Lewis home with them Ph. 897-2781. 27p for a month’s visit. The Fick- ers said they had an enjoyable William Day from Hemett, time out had the misfortune Calif., is visiting with Mr. and of having about $150 worth of Mrs. James Swan. The men traveling equipment stolen have been getting in some go d from their car. Mrs. Ficker fishing while the Californian said the weather back there was real nice but they en is here. countered some snow and icy roads on the way home. I will be on duty at the You can always trust in our experience! We fill your prescrip tions carefully for the utmost in effectiveness. Prescriptions Our Specialty Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cree, Kel li Jo and Scott from Redmond spent Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cree. Rev. and Mi's, Don Andi-ews. Mike. Dawn and DiAnna from Myrtle Creek were guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw from Sunday until Saturday last week. Rev. Andrews attended the Christian Church Conven tion at Turner while they were here. Dentists say that over half the toothbrushes in service are worn out and need replacement. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutch One of the latest beneficiaries inson and Vernon spent a of this advice is Frances, a week vacationing in Central white whale, who opens her Oregon and at the c ast. They mouth daily for a regular The king-size brush took ’heir travel trailer and scrubbing. is replaced by her keeper every report an enjoyable time even four months—about the same though it rained. toothbrush service life that the dental profession recommends Mrs. Dale Mill's from Flor for people. ence and Mrs. Robert Marshall from Alma. Illinois were re cent v isitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw They are assisting their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone move to the coast. Mr. and Mi's. W. A. McFall Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton June 25 at Santiam Memorial hospital. The little girl weigh ed eight pounds l'i ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blackwell of Whit tier, California and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Marshall of Fullerton, California. Mrs. Blackwell has been here as sisting with the care of the new arrival. Mrs. Betty Lou McMorris is on a two weeks vacation from her duties at the U. S. Nation al Bank. from Portland were guests re cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Guv Sorensan. The McFalls lived ia Mill City when he was shop foreman for the Kuickenhurg Construction Company when they were working on Highway 22. This was their first visit here in about 15 years. Mis. Cleve Brewer froniLong Beach. California was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kanoff and family of Redmond spent last week at the coast. Enroute home they visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brunner. Lee Howland is Honored by Fellow Workers Tuesday DETROIT—Friends and fel low workmen of the local State Highway Dept. Shop honored Lee Howland with a Pot-luck retirement luncheon Tuesday evening at Fishermen’s Bend near Mill City. Mr. Howland’s 25 years of service with the State high way Dept, ended the last of June. A former resident of Detroit he is now making his home in Salem. No information was learned as to his future plans. Linn Intermediate Schools Receive $576,913 Extra Tes Monique Les Coiffure in Stayton each Thursday, Fri day and Saturday during July Intel mediate schools in Linn and August. Betty Klutke. Ph. 769-5406. 35 County will get an estimated $25.38 per census child in the 1969-70 school year, William Mr. and Mrs. Hantz Rotz, Dolmyer, superintendent o f from Shelton, Washington the Linn Benton District (IED) were guests Sunday at the said today. home of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin He said since most budgets Raines. Mr. and Mrs. Rotz also are already made, the districts visited his parents. Mr. and can hold the extra money as Mrs. Jim Rotz at Fox Valley. cash on hand or authorize the county treasurer, Evelyn Mill City friends of Mr. and Downing, to invest it for them Mrs. E. K. Fish of Aloha and until needed. The money from federal for formerly of Mill City will be interested to bear that they est funds is based on a record have sold their home in Aloa amount of stumpage and is and are moving to Lincoln City distributed on a census basis, which includes persons 4 to to make their home. 19 years old. However, the money is dis Mr. and Mrs. Larry I^tird and baby daughter. Madaleine tributed to elementary districts of Erid, Oklahoma were called few of which have students to his home at Motherswell, under six years old and more Scotland on May 21st due to than 13 years old, thus making the serious illness of his fath the grant higher. Dolmyer said the schools re er who passed away on June 13. Mr. Laird was Youth Direc ceived $16.92 per census child tor at the Mill City Christian this year and were informed Church while he attended by the Forest Service that they Northwest Christian College at could expect an estimated 50 percent more next year. Eugene. He noted that this is a size able increase since the county has 22,731 eligible persons, making the estimated total to be received some $576,913. Th? increase does not apply to Benton C.unty, he said, which will receive an estima ted $3.75 per elementary chikl because it has fewer federal lands. The distribution is made at one time, in September or Oc- Ipber, he said. He said another source of unexpected revenue was the collection of more than 100 per cent ?f taxes for the cur rent year This results from back »axes being paid and pre sent tax collections continu ing at a high rate. NEED TICKETS FOR THAT Card party or dinner. Spee- clal rates for clubs and church organizations.—The Mill City Enterprise. LYONS By Eva Bressler Mrs. Howard Naue, Miss Beulah Lewis and Mis. Clyde Bressler were in Salem Friday evening to attend a bridal shower honoring Miss Delores Hann ot Aumsville, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luis Maceira. Others attending were Ethel Woodworth from West Linn, Sarah Weitman, Violet Hann, Pauline Belden from Aumsville, Jessie Short, Daisy Culwell, Arville Boyer, Vida Bowers Shirley Culwell of Salem, Joyce Johnson, Dallas, Eudora Millegam, McMinnville, and Maxine Rawling from P rt Orford on the coast. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue were her sister and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Short from Salem and her mother, Mrs. Lydia Culwell of Lyons. Summer School being held at the Mari-Linn School start ed June 16 and will he in ses sion for five weeks ending July 18 under Title 1. Federal Program with Mrs. Irma Dug gan of Salem the instructor. Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Perkins and s?n, Ray’ Jr. of Fort Lew is, Washington were week-end guests at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mil ey and family. Mrs. Curtis (Eva) Benefiel is attending an eight weeks session of summer school at Oregon College of Education at Monmouth in preparation for teaching the MR class this coming year at Mari-Linn school in Lyons. This is jointly sponsored bv both Stayton high and grade school as well as Mari-Linn. New books are now avail able it th'* city library, also new magazines. There are books for small children be ing purchased this month. Li brary hours are Tuesdays 3:30 to 6: Thursday 7 to 9 p. m.; and Saturdays 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carter were Mrs. Carters niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. James .Tesinghouse and children fr m Pico-Rivlia, California. Art Baltzer accompanied by his sister Mrs. Emma Weber of Woodburn left by plane last Friday for Napoleon, North Dakota, where they will attend the ,50th wedding anni versary of their bnther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Balt zer. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weidman and Kathy returned home last week from a two weeks vaca tion trip which took them to Yellow Stone Park. Enroute they visited all Nati nal Parks and Monuments, covering nine States. While in Kansas they visited the Eisenhower Center at Abilene. They also encount ered various types of weather getting into a snow storm in South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sieg and sons Bill. Dave and Joe returned home last week from a ten day vacation trip with relatives and friends at Roch ester, Winona and Detroit I^ake, Minnesota, also Fargo and Valley City, North Dakota. Guest speaker at the United Methodist Church Sunday morning, July 6 will tie Salem District Superintendent Cyril Dorset from Salem. Everyone is welcome to attend and “Come as You Are.” Services will be held at 10 a.m. instead of 11 a m. This hour for ser vices is being held through the summer months. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Naue. were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Naue and I>onnie, .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Naue and daughter. Rox anna from Lyons, Mr and Mrs. Andrew Helgate from Sheri dan. Mr-- Dave Mills from Le banon. Mrs Chet Roy of Lyons was also a caller. The occasion honored the birthday anniver sary of Mrs. Oscar Naue. Mrs. David (Esther) Daniel- on was taken by ambulanc ■ Saturday morning to the Sal- 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 3, 1969 em Memorial hospital follow-1 ------------------------------------- ing a fail at her home, where Charles Kellys Have New Minister Comes it was teund she had a fractur- * ed hip. This is the third time' — - - - she has been hospitalized with California Guests To Idanha Church a broken hip. She broke her Week-end guests at the home IDANHA — Rev. Orville right hip first and about a of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly year later fell and broke the from Friday until Monday Swindler, Eddyville, will be left one. Saturday she rebroke were their daughter and fam the new full time pastor at the right one again just below ily. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bark the Idanha Community Church the old break. ley and three sons, Dan, Chris, it was announced here this Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt and Andy, f Pullman, Wash., week. He is expected to arrive were Sunday guests in Albany and Dr. Barkley’s parents, Mr. here this week and will con at the heme of their «laughter, and Mrs Theodore W. Barkley duct services Sunday. Rev. Swindler who has been Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer of Escalon, California. Dr. Barkley and his family pastor at Eddyville for the Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips past three years is being sent from La.-- Alamas, New Mexico has just completed three here by the Village Mission are spending a two weeks va months in Pleasant Hill, Cal., Conducting services at the cation at the home of his par near where he had served as a church on a temporary basis visiting professor in Economics ents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phil for the past two and a half lips. Miss Willow Phillips is at the University of Cal., in months, since Rev. Harold Berkeley for the Spring term. also a: the home of her par Roths resignation, was Rev. ents after attending Oregon They rented a h use from a Rober* Wasson who also was College of Education at Mon couple on a three-menths’ tour sent here through the Village of Europe, and drove back and mouth. Mission. A farewell coffee hon The annual gathering of the forth to the campus. While in the San Francisco oring Rev. Wasson was held “Old Timers” from Seaside at the home of Mr. and Mrs was held Sunday at the home Bay area. Mrs. Barkley (form Fred Taylor following Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. David Daniel- erly Leia Kelly) enjoyed re evenings service. son, who are old timers also newing acquaintance with her from Seaside. Attending were cousin and family, Mrs. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill, Mr. Kilpatrick (Patricia Kelly) and and Mrs. Henrv HUI, Mr. and her husband and two small Mrs. Charles Olson, Mr. and daughters who live in Concord Mrs. Ray Hildi M and Mis. She is the elder daughter of Joe Furrer, Mr. and Mrs. Max Kelly, Charles Kelly’s Frank Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. brother, and recently moved Al Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe to that area from Barstow, Cal. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Guy where her parents and young I Am Interested In Your er sister. Kathy, still live. Her Haney. The regular meeting of San brother Michael, and his wife Transportation & Hous ing SEE PAGE 7 tiam Valley Grange will lie are now located in Colorado held Friday night. July 11, due since his retirement from the to the Fourth of July falling Air Force. All of them have on their meeting night. Thur visited here at the home of man Smith. Legislature chair their grandparents, Mr. and man, will present a Legislative Mrs. Sig Jepsen, Many times program, Mrs. Georgia Hays through the years. Their other grandmother, will give a report from State Grange which she attended Mrs. W. J. Robinson, passed as a delegate white it was held away in 1960. at Ashland. There will he a special meeting Friday night. July 18 at that time Elmer Stayton Women Taylor, general chairman for Have Golf Play their annual Harvest Festival MAY and Fair will appoint his com On Tuesday I mittees. A warm sunny day greeted POINT OUT Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill of Portland were week-end guests women of the Santiam golfing association when they played Your Transportation at the home of relatives. Recent visitors at the home Tuesday morning. Is My Business Winners of the 9 hole round of Mrs. Effie Anderson and For NEW or USED Keith were her brother-in-law were, first low net, Mrs. Fern and sister, Mr. and Mrs. For ando Smith, 32; second low CARS and TRUCKS rest Palmer from McClary net. Mrs. Ed Nielsen, 35; Class Washington, also Mr. and Mrs. A, Mrs. Ed Novak with 15 Call putts; Class B, Mrs. H. Ashby, Chet Harper from Aurora. JERRY COFFMAN Week-end guests at the home 15 putts. In the 18 hole play winners of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye were their three granddaugh were first low net, Mrs. Roy ters Robyn, Janell and Leslie Spivey, 70; second low, Mrs. STAYTON Vern Chamberlain, 72, class A, Pesek of Salem. Home Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stev Mrs. Ken Cote, 34 putts and ens spent Thursday at Yachats Class B, Mrs. Harold Pendle 769-2117 859-2552 I on the coast where they at ton, 42 putts. tended a Veteran Retreads of World War I and II. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spell- meyer with their son and wife Wishing Everyone a Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Spell meyer of Eugene left Satur Happy Fourth of July day, June 28 for Hawaii where they will spend a week vaca- from tioning. Sgt. and Mrs. Lawrence Ro- bertson will leave Portland Monrlay night at 12 p. m. by plane for Hahn, Germany Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City where he is stationed with the United States Air Force. Mrs. Robertson, the former Miss Joanne Prichard and Mr. Ro bertson were married June 11 at the Lyons United Methtxlist I Church. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Butts We Are Closed Sundays and Holidays from Roseburg were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Open Weekdays Until 10 P. M her mother, Mrs. Effie Ander ORDERS TO GO son and Keith. /Sgt. and Mrs. W. A. Huel- IV e Have Home Made Ice Cream ler and children Kurt, and Kar en from San Bernardino, Calif ornia are spending a two weeks vacation at the home of her Lyons, Oregon parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sletto. I Royce Longfellow who is serving with the U. S. Army left Friday, June 27 for Fort Prices Effective Through July 5th Knox. Kentucky for further schooling After spending a 15 day leave with relatives in Lyons and Mehama. Mr. Ixing- fellow is the son of Mr. and Mrs Harold Longfellow of Me hama. He and Miss Sharon Spellmeyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spellmeyer of Ly ns were married Sunday June 15 at the United Metho dist Church in Lyons. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Ada’s Needle Shop We Will Be Closed July 4,5,6 LITTLE PIERRE’S Nebergalls Frankfurters lb. 59c Nebergalls Bacon 21b. pkg. $1.79 Resers Salad Cups N Santiam Sportsmen 3/S1.00 Lays Potato Chips 4 bag box 49c To Meet Sunday July 6 Members of the North San tiam Sportsmen’s club will meet at the club site on Sun day. July 6. Art Hagen, club president said that the cluh site lease had been extended for another 10 years, again being listed as a private club. However, the permit cost will be raised from $80.00 per year to $250.00 s? it is expected that dues will be raised for another year. Thor? have been many camp site '■hanges and the creek area has been mostly cleaned up and Mr Hagen .said a grxxf sized crew was needed on week-ends to get the area back in shape after the hard winter Regarding boats left at the dock he asked that members contact the caretaker before leaving them Mayflower Drinks big 16 oz. ctn. 10c M C P Frozen Lemonade each 10c Watermelons each 89c No. 2 Potatoes 10 lb. bag 49c We Carry a Full Line of CANNING SUPPLIES BOB'S FOOD MARKET Phone 859-2494 1015 Main St. St Lyons, Ore.
