Dinner guests Saturday ev
ening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Cnee were Mr.
and Mrs Arthur O’Rourke
from Ukiah. Calif ; Mrs. Wil
liam McClintock from San
Diego; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Cree. Mrs. Gordon McMorris,
Spending the weekend at the and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cree.
Lake were their grandson anil
his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Mrs. l><m Andrews and child
Coryell and Terry’s fraternity ren are visiting her parents,
brother, John Jacob Jacobson, Mr and Mrs. Elmer Shaw
all of Corvallis.
while her husband, Rev. Don
Andrews Ls attending the In
A family picnic was held ternational
Convention
of
August 10 at the home of Mr. Christian churches at Seattle.
and Mrs. Bud Cline and sons. Rev. Andrews is minister of
Present were Mrs. Garth How- the Christian church at Myr
•s, Marie TAl tle Creek.
ton, San Diego; Mrs.
bert; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Howton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Morgan H. Holt and his
Howton, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jones young son, Michael Holt re-
and two children, all of Port turned Tuesday from a two
land; Mrs. Judy Stubenrauch weeks vacation trip, They
and two children from Stay went to the zoo at Portland,
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Norval took in the sights at Seaside
Richards and children, Mr. and and gold digging at Quartsville.
Mrs. Frank Severs. Sheryl They made their headquarters
Oliver and the hosts.
at Dogwood Camp, a BLM
which Mr. Holt said was
Spending a month at the park
very nice. Mr. Holt had the
home of Mrs. Marie Tolbert is misfortune to trip on some
her daughter, Mrs. Garth How- tangled vines while walking.
ton of San Diego. She will re He fell and broke his left wrist.
turn to her home September 8. He had to drive from Quarts
Sunday Mrs. Howton’s son-in- ville to the Lebanon hospital
law and daughter, Mr. and where the compound fracture
Mrs. Norval Richards and was set.
children took Mrs. Howton and
Mrs. Tolbert to Sweet Home
Thursday morning Mr. and
where they visited Mrs. Tol
bert’s son, David Carter. They Mrs. Verne Clark took Mrs.
Fred Knoedler to Portland Air
also went to Brownsville.
port where she boarded a plane
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cowden for her home in Streator. Ill.
and Janet and Darki from Mad She was the former Mrs. Carl
ras and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braden and came west for the
Cree and two children from Clark’s 50th wedding reception.
Redm md, spent Saturday at
Mr. and Mi's. Iairry Spencer
the home of their parents, Mr.
and Danny from Seattle, were
and Mrs. Paul Cree.
recent overnight guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gil
Duckworth. Sr. The Spencers
were on their way to the Nan
Honeyman State park for a
week’s vacation.
Did You
That we can refill your
prescription, regardless
of where you are now
getting it filled. . . . just
;all in the number on the
bottle, we will do the
rest. ... (if it is a re
fillable prescription).
ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY
PHARMACIST...
Mr. and Mrs. Cris McMann
of Beaverton spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Moffatt. On Sunday
a family picnic was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan
L. Moffatt and family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pexa from
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma is
visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Vernon Rush.
She plans on flying back home
after Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Riggs of
Tulsa. Oklahoma have been
vis-ting at the hme of her
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Moore. They also visited with
other relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Verl Moberg and Mr. and Mrs
Delbert Goforth and families.
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Aug. 21, 1969
cil reserves the riglit to reject
any or all bids.
For further information con
tact Wayne (Salty) Wright.
Phone 854-3610.
cliff mcmillan ,
Mayor of Detroit, Oregon.
Pub. Aug. 21 and 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Kamlio
had word ' om their daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mis.
Russell Nelson, that they were
enjoying a brief vacation trip
to Niagara Falls. They said it
was an exciting experience.
Mr. Nels n will soon start
teaching school in West Vir
ginia.
Mrs. Orville Downing
Hosts Garden Club
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swan spent
the week-end in Longview,
Wash., where they v isited with
her brother and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Leland McDonald.
Enroute home they stopped in
Salem to help their great-
granddaughter Rhonda Phelps
celebrate her fourth birthday
Mr. and Mi's. Jack Scott
spent a couple of days at the
coast last week while on a two
week vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Webb
fr m Sandpoint, Idaho, spent
several days visiting at the
home of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. George
Dickie. They also visited an
other sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Cunningham at Detroit and
another sister, Mrs. I^ester
Warner in Portland.
Mr. and Mi's. Mike Glover
from Eugene spent the week
end at the homes of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bud-
long and Mr. and Mrs. Al Glov
er.
Monday evening tliose who
came west for the Verne Clark
anniversary reception were
entertained at a patio supper
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Clark and their daugh
ters of rural Salem. Those en
joying the evening were Mrs.
Fred Knoedler of Streator, Ill.;
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Tomlin
son of Smith Center, Kan.:
Mrs. Harold Rorabaugh of Otis,
Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Hepler of Canby; Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Caswell. Curtis, Me
linda and Gary of rural Leban
on; Mr. and Mrs Herschel
Clark, Leanna and Threasa, of
Stayton; Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Clark and the family who host
ed the affair.
Banana Cream Easy as Pie
An all-time American favorite, banana cream pie ls really
as easy as pie to prepare. A garnish of banana slices and whipped
topping make this one as pretty as delicious. Corn starch i”
the filling gives it the creamy smooth goodness.
Banana Cream Pie
I 1 (9inch) baked pie shell
S'/j cups milk
cup sugar
3 egg yolks, slightly
¡¡4 cup corn starch
beaten
\>/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
3 bananas
Mix sugar, com starch and salt in double boiler top. Gradually,
stir in milk. Cook over boiling water, stirring constantly, until
thickened. Cover; cook 10 minutes longer, stirring occasionally.
Do not remove from boiling water. Stir a little hot mixture
into egg yolks, then stir all into remaining hot mixture over
boiling water. Cook 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove small j
amnnnt of filling into baked shell. Slice bananas over layer.
Cover with remaining filling. Garnish with whipped topping and (
banana slices.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Davis,
Lance and Lisa spent their re
cent vacation at the home of
his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. James Overlook
at Glenview, Ill. While there
Bud did a little fishing for the
famed muskelunge which is
found in Northern Wisconsin.
These fish, of the pike family,
grow real big. He caught one
that measured 28 inches in
length but had to throw it back
as it takes a 30 inch fish to
be legal. They reported the
weather there as real hot, and
they were glad to get back to
Oregon. They made the trip
by jet.
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Charlie
French were Miss Phyllis
Beach from Salem tnd her
mother and brother from Med
ford. Miss Be;tch is the house
keeper at the Salem Memorial
Hospital.
Gerald Goldens Visit
In California
LYONS—Mrs. Orville Down
ing was hostess for the meet
ing of the Lyons Garden club
at her home Wednesday. The
usual business was carried out
with members answering roll
call by naming garden chores
for mid-summer. The high
light of the afternoon was Mr:.
Otto Weidman, showing pic
tures and telling of their recent
trip from Yellowst'ne to Abi
lene, Kan. For the Septemlier
meeting plans were made to
visit the Oakhill Gardens near
Rukreal.
At the close of the meeting
Mrs. Downing served refresh
ments to Mmes. Otto Weid
man, Chester Riggs. Hugh
Johnston, Percy Hiatt, Ralph
Downer, Harley Scott. Floyd
Bassett, Glen Julian, Leonard
Cruson, J. W. McPheeteri,
Gladys Nygaard and Miss Ka
thy Neal.
Your Transportation
Is My Business
For NEW or USED
CARS and TRUCKS
Call
JERRY COFFMAN
Philippi Ford
STAYTON
Home
769-2117
859-2552
Still 20% Discount
On All Merchandise
Ada’s Needle Shop
Phone 897-2141
227 S. W. Broadway
Mill City
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Golden
and Danny and Mrs. Clyde
Golden returned Friday from
a week’s trip to Sail Bernar
dino, Calif., where they visited
T/Sgt. and Mrs. David Golden
and family at Norton AFB.
While they weie there they
went to Lake Arrowhead and
Big Bear Lake.
They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Duane McFadden and
their children at Indio. Mis.
McFadden is the former La-
Vetta Powelson. They now
have seven sons and five
daughters.
One of their sons, Freddie, is
in the hospital with his thigh
broken in three places, a re
sult of a fall from his bicycle.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Trout
and family have returned from
a two weeks vacation to Wash
ington and California where
they visited with relatives. Vir
Rev. and Mrs. L. Laird
gil got to see a brother from
Florida whom he had not seen
Frances Reiil, daughter of
in seven years.
Dr. and Mrs. John Reid was Visit In Mill City
among those receiving their
Rev. and Mrs. Larry Laird
Gary Chichester who is serv degrees at the U of O on Sat and Madaleine from Wakita,
ing with the U. S. Navy is urday, August 16. Frances re Okla., spent Thursday and Fri
home on a 30 day leave. He is ceived a Master of Science de day at the home of Mr. and
You can always trust
visiting with his parents, Mr. gree in the health field.
Mrs. Lowell Cree. The Laird’s
and Mrs. Bob Chichester and
have
been in Scotland since
in our experience!
other relatives and friends.
Stop in at The Enterprise May 21 when they were called
Gary has two more years to office and get those handy home due to his father’s ill
We fin your prescrip
serve on this “hitch” in the size memo pads for only 10c. ness. His father passed aw’ay
Navy.
We also have a supply of ink June 13.
tions carefully for the
pads for rubber stamps at
They returned to the states
Guests Sunday at the home $1.25 each.
utmost in effectiveness.
so that Rev. Laird could per
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
form the wedding ceremony for
French were Miss Sheryl Barn Mrs. Charlie French and Carol Ann Ragsdale and Don
Prescriptions Our
well and her fiancee from Sal Mrs. Lowell Cree were co ald Cree. Following the wed
em.
Miss Barnwell is a nures hostesses Tuesday for a lunch ding they left for Eugene to
Specialty
at the Salem Memorial Hos eon at the Cree home for the visit friends and then will visit
pital and cared for Mr. and judges of the Garden Club her family in California for a
Studio of Hair design at 239 Mrs. French while they were Flower Show. Present were week before returning to Ok
S. W. Broadway is open from hospitalized last summer fol Mrs. R. R. Troxell, Mrs. Jahoma where he will attend
Young, Mrs. Yeater, Mrs. Seminary at Enid.
9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Thursday lowing a car accident.
MEL EIDE, Owner
Merle Curtis, all of Salem,
appointment.
evenings b y
This past week Dr. and Mi's.
Ph. 897-2812
MUI City Phone or stop by for an ap Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wachter of Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mrs.
pointment. Ellen Howel, own Klamath Falls, stopped in the French and Mrs. Lowell Cree. Robert Stear and their daugh
ters, Patty and Kathy of Ne
er. Phone 897-2100
32tf “old hometown’’ this week on
their vacation. They had been
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Clyde braska visited at the home of
to Clear Lake and were en Golden accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Stear’s uncles, Verne and
route to the ciast. The Wach Mrs. Charles Golden, Debbie Dm Clark. Dr. Stear has sold
ters are former longtime resi and Mike on a trip up the his veterinary practice at Hol
dents and will be remembered Breitenbush, coming out at brook, Neb., and will be teach
by many oldtimers here. In Estacada. From there they ing at a branch of the Nebras
his reminiscing, he told of went io Boring where they had ka University at Curtis, Neb.
wrking after school for Pink a picnic at the home of Mrs. When the Stears left they took
Mason, weeding flower beds Clyde Golden’s brother-in-law Mrs. Stear’s mother, Mrs. Har
for 25c an hour, and felt ne and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin old Rorabaugh of Otis, Colo.,
was making big money. He Temple.
with them and they were head
also said a ride to Gates in an
ed for the James Rorabaughs
Bill Metteer, who is employ of Evers in, Wn.
automobile, and an ice cream
cone were big deals in those ed as saw filer in a mill near
days..
Tacoma, spent the weekend at
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mac-
'57 Int. 4 Wheel Drive 12 Pass. Bus
his home here. He says be Grego*-, Bob and Kay, spent
Visiting last week at the likes h!s new job even though from Tuesday until Friday of
This Would Make an Ideal
Í19QR flfl
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee it does mean commuting.
last week at the coast. They re
Hunting Rig
0 I L IQ.XJM
Fisher were Mr. and Mrs. Lar-
ported foggv weather until
'59 Ford V8, 5 Speed 28 Pass. Bus
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Stew they went to the Florence area
ry Burden, formerly of Days
Creek where he was school art have received word that Thev v,sited with Mr. and Mrs.
superintendent. The Fishers their daughter. Miss Nancy Fd Guechie, former area resi
Will Paint to Suit
are also from that area Both Stewart of Denver. Colo., is dents while there. They also
Mr. and Mrs. Burden have just taking a week of special school reported camp grounds and
'65 Ford F250 4x4 Pickup
c mpleted their doctorate de ing and taking In the sights in motels all full.
O’Hauled. Ready to go after
grees at the U of Illinois and New Y rk City. She was there
will teach next year at the U during the big ticker tape re
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Staf
of Missouri. The Fishers took ception for the Apollo 11 As ford and sons, and Mr and Mrs
'64 Chevrolet CIO 4x4
them on several scenic drives tronauts. Miss Stewart Ls em I’at Moore attended a Weath-
in the area
ployed by an accounting firm ei's family reunion recently in
Good Condition, LOW MILES,
Cl CQL ññ
in Colorado and says she en Estacada. There were nine of
292 6 4 speed.
JIJ/J.UU
<;ue*,ts from Killdeer. M.D.. joys her work While in New Mrs. Stafford’s brothers pres
of Mr and Mrs. Wallace Hovey Xork she renewed acquaint ent. Ono was unable to come.
'68 Bronco 4x4 Soft top
'or the vast week were Mr. and ance with several ether U of There were 12 in the family,
Mrs Chnt Fettig and family. Portland graduates who are one sister killed several yea-m
Real Low Mileage
The Fettigs left Sunday for working for the accounting ago in a car accident.
Seattle. Otho cu^ts at the firm in other branch offices.
'61 Ford Fl00 6 4 Speed
Hovey home from Tuesday un
Public Notices
Good Utility Boxes, Ideal for shop Cl CQC ññ
Gloria Dietzel and children.
til Friday were Mr. and Mrs.
truck, Electrician etc.
Jlu7j.UU
CALL FOR BIDS
Clyde Lewis of Corvallis.
Deva, Dale and Danny of Glen
The City of Detroit will ac
dora, Calif., are visiting at the
Xml a small scratch pad to home of her sister, Mrs. Gerald cept sealed bids up ’o and not
| make out that grocery shop Goddard. Also at the Goddard later than 5:00 p m Septemiier
ping lists. We’ve got them on home is the ladies' mother. •1th. 1969 for a contract for the
I hand now for only 10c a pad. Mrs. Lillian Bennett, who had plowing of snow from the city
Telephone 769-2117
| You’ll find them convenient the misfortune to fall and streets within the city limits
1094 First Street
Stay ton, Oregon
I purse size. The Mill City En break her knee cap about six during the winter months of
1I960 and 1970 The City Coun-
terprise.
32 weeks ago.
Arriving Saturday evening
at the Charles Kelly home for
a few days were their son, John
Kelly, Tim Tully, and Steve
Kleinsmith, all of Tucson,
Ariz., the latter two both grad
uates of the U of Arizona. All
three have been on a motor
trip to Glacier National Park,
Mont., where John and Steve
were former employees at
Many Glacier hotel. On the
return trip from the park, the
travelers were overnite guests
of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Barkley
(Leia Kelly) and family in
Pullman, Wn. Sunday after
noon, the boys enjoyed skiing
on Detroit Lake, and Mondav
took an excursion to a near-by
mill at Idanha, and Detroit
dam. On Tuesday they arrang-
ed a trip to Portland to visit
with another former Glacier
Park employee.
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