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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1969)
Turtle Race Winners ¡¡Three Timber i Mr. and Mm. Pete Adair en Mr. and Mi's. Dave Warde and family spent the 4th of July holiday visiting with rel atives i.i Portland. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lund quist have been their son and family from California. Mr. and Mm. Rocky Moore spent the holiday visiting with friends and relatives in Brem erton. They took their camp er and enjoyed a stay in a private park in that area. A new feature at the 4th of July celebration this year were the turtle races held on Allen Field. A group of enthusiastic youngsters had their turtles all warmed up and ready to go. Top winners were Teresa Bacon, Becky Ward and Mike Ohrt. Stan Ogden Photo. Among Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus left Thursday for East Lake on a fishing trip. She said the fish ing was pretty good, but that it got prett y windy Sunday. They hit a heavy rain storm on the way home Sunday. They took I their trailer house an this trip. those taking in a Varsity and JV cheerleaders workshop on the Lewis and Clark college campus this week were Patricia Moore, Penny Lewellen, Shirley Stone. Jack ie Evans, Rita Whitney, Sheri Richards, Rosie Whitney and Doris Hovey. For Sale—Several varieties of excellent cherries. 15c per pound. Will take orders for canning.or see them at Bay link & Myers Garden Shop on Highway 22 in East Mill City. Phone 897-2828. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg and Dick were in Springfield over the 4th of July holiday where a family reunion was held at the home of her parents. Mrs. Berg said it was the first time in about 12 years that all the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips brothers and sisters had been and family from Montana are together. visiting with her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mm. George Bertil- and Mrs. Al Ward, sr. and with other relatives. They son cf Oregon City visited were among the many taking Tuesday at the home of her in the “home t wn” celebra parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rogers. tion here. ! I Mr. and Mrs. Glen Humes and family said they had an enjoyable day on the 4th taking in the St. Paul Rodeo. This was the first time they had attended the event and thought it very exciting. Mr. and Mm. Joe Slater of Redwood Valley, Calif., visit Recent guests at the home ed last week at the home of of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atch his brother-in-law and sister, ison were Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Timm. Byers and small daughter from Pennsylvania and Sharon and Richard Verbeck was among Bill Byers from Seattle. Join- the few students at OCE mak ing the family group for the ing straight A grades at OCE 4th of July holiday were Mr. during the spring term. Rich and Mrs. John Byers from ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seattle. They took their child Verbeck is married and lives ren back with them after a with his family at Tangent. He week’s visit with their grand works full time on the state parents. John and James Byers police force as well as complet are sons of Mrs. Atchison. ing his education. He will graduate at the end of the fall Guests Sunday at the home term. of Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Plymale were Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Fer Geneva Johnson, daughter of rigno, Annie and Mike of West Mr. and Mrs. Jhue Johnson Fir. Other guests for dinner was among those making the were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hut honor roll at OCE during the chinson and Vernon. spring term. She will be a sen ior this fall. Stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake for a short Alan Vankus drove to Cor visit Friday and again Sunday vallis Sunday to visit Neil were their grandson and his Grandstaff, former Mill City bride. Mr. anti Mrs. Terry Cor resident. Alan played with the yell of Corvallis. They joined rock combo. “Ingregients Un his parents. Dr. and Mrs. How known” when is was located ard Wells of Redding. Califor here several years ago. Grand nia and vacationed with them staff told Alan the group was on the Metolouis River and re leaving Wednesday for North turned to Corvallis Sunday. Carolina to enter the National contest for that type of dance Visiling at the home of Mr. band. They will be on T V and Mrs. Wendell Heller are sometime in August on "Hap Mrs. Rubye Foldager and Mrs. pening ’69.” Inez Flanders from Montezel- lo. California: Mrs. Tod Vought Spending the 4th of July from Westminster, California weekend at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Del Fland and Mrs. Wendell Heller were ers from Spanish Fork. Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Sherrell Fland ers, Kelly, Stacy and Layne Mr. and Mm. Ervin Peterson from J^aPalma, California. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd John son of Gates were in Woodburn Sunday where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Cuthbert, Laurie and Jimmie. They celebrated Mrs. Cuthbert's birthday. Mr. and Mrs Roy Welatad I and family have returned from | a three weeks trip to Minot, North Dakota where they vis ited with friends and relatives. Mrs. Welstad said they had a w nderful trip but the weath er was definitely on the rain- sy side. You can always trust Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Mof Mr. and Mm. Merle Garton left Portland by plane July 3 for Hawaii where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stev ens from Mehama attended In stallation of officers of Trinity Chapter OES in Salem Sunday evening. Mrs. Alice Rupp a Past Matron of Marilyn Chap ter was installed as Associate Matr n. Mrs. Rupp holds dual membership in Marilyn and Trinity chapters. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark entertained at a patio picnic at their home the evening cf the 4th. Present were their two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark and three daughters from Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Her- chel Clark and two daughters from Stayton and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark. Mr. and Mis. Joe Ragsdale spent the 1th of Jul; with her brother, Ben Franklin and family at Estacada. They at tended the Rodeo at Mollala. Mi-, ami Mrs. Jerry Whitaker and family from Salem spent the 4th with his mother. Mrs. Opal Whitaker. MEL EIDE. Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City ■ Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell, DETROIT—Three oral tim ber sales with an estimated 11,050,000 board feet of Willam ette National Forest timber are scheduled to go on the auction block at Detroit Ran ger station here July 21 at 10 a. m. Largest of the three is the Outerson timber sale with an estimated 5.700,000 board feet of timber located approximate- ly 12 miles east of Detr it. The sale involves 2,200,000 board feet of Douglas fir logs and peeler blocks advertised at $82.50 per thousand, an lines- timat3d amount of Douglas-fir special cull logs and peeler blocks at $4.70 and 3.500,000 board feet f Western hemlock and ether coniferous species logs at $59.30 per thousand. Douglas-fir a n d Douglas-fir special cull logs and blocks will be sold at fixed rates. Within the sale area there is an estimated 162 acres of all species logs substandard be cause of defect or size which the bidder may elect to pur chase (optional) at the adver tised rate of $2.50 i>er acre if included in the sale. East Humbug No. 3, with an estimated 5,100,000 board feet of federal timber is locat- ed approximately nine miles north of Detroit. This tract of timber includes 3,620,000 board feet of Douglas- fir logs and blocks advertised at $76.90 per thousand, an un estimated amount of Dougkis- fir special cull logs and blocks at $4.35 and 1,48$,000 hoard feet of Western-hemlock and other coniferous species 1 gs at $53.30 per thousand. Douglas-fir and special cull logs and blocks, and Western-hemlock and oth er coniferous species will lie sold at fixed rates. Tn addition there is within the sale area an estimated 177 acres of all species of substand ard lags (defect or size) which the bidder may choose to pur chase (optional) at the adver tised rate of $2.50 per acre if included in the sale. Smallest of the three sales is the Tom Rock Overstory tract with an estimated 250,000 board feet of timber located about three miles Southeast of Detroit. The sale involves 250,000 board feet of Douglas-fir logs and peeler blocks advertised at $89.60 per thousand and an unestimated amount of Doug las-fir special cull logs and blocks at $5.20, and Western- heml.ek and other coniferous species logs at $89.60 per thous and. Douglas-fir special cull logs and blocks, and Western hemlock and other coniferous species will be sold at fixed rates. In addition there is within the sale area an estimated 14 acres of all species of substand ard timber which the bidder may elect to purchase (option al) at the advertised rate of $1 per acre, if included in the sale. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson, Mrs. William Lynness, Mrs. Lowell Cree and Mrs. Verne Clark attended Installation of Officers of Acacia Chapter OES in Stayton Tuesday even ing, July 1. Mrs. Merle Garton. P. M. was Installing Matron and Karl Wipper, Grand Sen DETROIT — Word was re tinel of the Grand Chapter af Oregon was Installing Patron. ceived here that David Stahl- man, 10, son of Mrs. Donna Recent guest.«» at the home Rae Hanway of Bordman is of Mr. and Mrs. James Swan hospitalized at a Pendleton were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ode- hospital after being run over man from Gold Beach and by a pickup truck. The accident occurred while their son James who is home for a time from Ins training David and a companion were at West Point. Also visiting at playing in some tall grass near the Swan home were Mr. and Davids’ home at Bordman. A Mrs. Ron Phelps and family pickup nulling off the highway reportedly struck both boys, from Salem. running over David. He was Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrel, hospitalized at a Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark. Mrs. hospital with internal injuries, Marilee Lyness, Mrs. Charlie according to his aunt, Mrs. French and Mrs. Lowell Cree Ethel Potter. This is the se went to Turner Wednesday cond time David has been evening where they attended struck by a vehicle. He is the son of Jim Stahl- Installation of Officers of Vic man and the former Donna toria Chapter OES. Rae Stahlman. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Gvorge Stew both attended Detroit school art had as their guests over and resided here a number of the weekend their daughter. years liefore moving away. Mrs. Beth Stewart and Shelly from Portland. fatt and sons, Mike. Rick and Mark spent a few days last in our experience! weekend camping near Estaca da. They were joined on the We fill your prescrip outing by Mr. and Mrs. Cris Mc.Manr. of Beaverton. They tions carefully for the came Attending a family picnic at home Saturday afternoon the home of Mr. and Mrs. Er utmost in effectiveness. to avoid the Sunday traffic vin Peterson the 4th were Mr Guests Sunday for a picnic and Mrs. Bueneman. Robin and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald. Frank Bueneman. Mr Prescriptions Our William Lyness and family and Mrs. Mark Aleksick and I were Mr. and Mm. Charles Holli all f Milwaukie, and Mr Specialty Clark and son from Gladstone. and Mrs. Mervin Ortmann and Jill from Portland. Mill City Pharmacy - At Detroit Netarts Bay Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton and son, Tom, Mr. and Mrs. Claude I^ewin. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mowry, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peck. Clamming was good, the weather was good, fishing was not so good, but all had a won derful time. tertained a group of relatives and friends at their i iver home the afternoon of Independence Day. The Adairs’ daughter, granddaughter and great grand daughter represented four gen erations. From Silverton came Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ledbetter, son Brett and friend Michelle LaDoux. Granddaughter. Tina Walbridge and great grand daughter, Ruth Michelle, came from Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ullman and children Jack ie and Jeff, came from Salem bringing their niece, Gale Lightfoot of Cornelius. From California came friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Epstein. Mrs. Mae Mowry brougnt her visit ing uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed, of Seattle, Also enjoying good food and good company were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Perk. Despite pre vious threatening weather, the day was wonderful and the af ternoon spent outdoors. i Former Detroit Boy Hurt at Bordman Mr. and Mm. Donald Rags dale and family from Salem visited hi- parents. Mr. anil Mrs. Ernest Ragsdale and at tended the 4th of July celebra tion. Petr Catherwood, uho has been in the Veteran's hospital in Portland for some time was taken back to the hospital I Mary Susan n Heller. Alicia Plowman and Barter a Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bevier, again this week where he is spent the 4th of July weekend Sharon and Julie have sokl underg ing treatment for a at the home of Mary Susann’s their Mobile home on S. E. back disorder. His sister-in-law, parents Mr. and Mrs Wendell I Hazel Sireet and have moved | Mrs. Dwight Cather.vood of Heller. The girls are attend I to Salem where Mr. Bevier is | West Linn took him to Port-1 ing OCE at Monmouth. .employed at a super market. land ' GED Tests To Be Given In Salem For Area People GED tests will be given in room 232 Jf South Salem High School starting at 8 am. on July 12 and 19 with no one ad mitted after 8:30 a. nt. These special testing dates nave lieen scheduled in order to provide an opportunity for mid-Willam- ette Valley adults who are at least 18 years of age to be eli gible for Certificates of Equi valency from the Oregon Board of Education. There is a one time testing fee of $5. Sample questions and other information are available from the Adult Education Depart ment of Salem Public Schools. •The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 10, 1909 Employment Survey To Be Conducted A sample of residents in this area w ill lie included in a na tionwide survey of employ ment and unemployment to be conducted during the week of July 13 by the U. S. Depart ment of Commerce’s Bureau of the Census, according to John E. Tharaldson. Director of the Bureau’s regional office in Seattle. The survey is made each month for the U. S. Depart- Driver Training To Be ment of Labor to determine the number of persons with Offered In Mill City jobs, the number looking for Those in the area that are jobs, and the monthly unem interested are reminded again ployment rate. The survey fur- this week that a driver's train nishes a basic measure of the ing course is being offered this Nation’s economic health. Information obtained in the summer through Santiam High survey can lie used only to school personell. Don Williams is the instruc determine statistical totals, and tor and those that are interest facts about each person and ed may contact him at 897-2311 family are kept completely far further information in re confidential. gard to time the training is 1 Bureau interviewer who will visit househ lids in this area available. is Mrs Patricia H. Baker, of Salem. I Am Interested In Your Transportation & Hous ing ... . SEE PAGE 7 MAY I POINT OUT Your Transportation Is My Business For NEW or USED CARS and TRUCKS Call JERRY COFFMAN STAYTON Home 769-2117 859-2552 Too Late to Classify YARD SALE—July 12-13 9:00 a.m. >o 5:00 p.m. at 240 5th st. Above Don’s Tire Sale’s. 28 LOST — Youth Wrist watch Green hand at 4th of July celebration. Call Mike Gib son 897-2127. 28p CARDS THANKS The family of Mr. Edmund Bertram takes this means to thank the Mill City friends and neighbors who were so thoughtful and sympathetic in their hour of loss. You all have our deepest gratitude. Ione and Don Goode, Major David E. Goode, Matylee (Goode) Van Stok- kum, Wm. L. Goode. and the three great grand sons. 28p 2 w 2 > YOU’LL CONGRATULATE When you see how foil you get results, you'll con gratulate yourself on your wisdom in using a Want Ad to sell or buy. The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 L P -WANTED
