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5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct 23, 1961) Engaged Mr. and Mr». Howard Flet cher of Mehama returned from ■ vacation trip to California where they visited their child ren and grandchildren. They also went to Las Vegas, Nev ada. they had a wonderful time but didn’t come home richer than when they left. Mr. and Mi's. Harold Hostet ler taok Mrs. John Hershberg er back to her home in Seat tle over the week-end. She had been visiting here and trans acting some business. The two ladies are sisters and have been spending considerable time with their mother who is hos pitalized in Seattle. Report on District Meeting Heard at Woman's Club Meet Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Oh mart of Salem are the parents of a son, James Douglas, born Monday, October 20 at Salem General Hospital. The little boy weighed seven pounds and 9 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohmart of Mill City and Raymond Duffy and Mrs. Dorothea York of Salem. Great Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffy of Mill City and Mrs. R. H. Poff of Salem. Nineteen members and guests were in attendance at the meeting of the Mill City Woman’s club held at the home of Mrs. Alex Burrell Tuesday evening, with Mrs. Leo Russell and Mrs. Dean Mowry assisting with hostess honors. Special guests includ ed Mrs. William Beyer, Mrs. Herbert Peck, Mrs. O. M. Mikkelsen, and Mrs. Kate Doble. Presiding over the business session was the vice president, Mrs. Walter Thomas, in the absence of the president, Mrs. Glen Cummings, assisted by the secretary, Mrs. Harry Mason. Mrs. Leo Russell gave the treasurer's repot. It was announced that the fall convention of the Marion County Federation of Women's club will be held Thursday, October 30 at the Maplewood Grange hall with the Aurora Woman’s club as hostess. Sev eral from here plan to attend. Another date mentioned was November 4 when two speakers on the current drug problem will appear at 7:30 in the evening in the Elementary School gymnasium. Edith Mason reported on a recent meeting of the Child ren’s Farm Home board which she attended at the Home near Corvallis. Sports equip ment and cash are needed at the home. Report on a Fourth District meeting held October 4 in Sil verton was given by Mrs. John Swan and Mrs. 0. K. DeWitt. Miss Daisy Geddes also was present. An enlightening talk on the drug situation was given at that time. It was announc ed that the TV picture, “Bye- Bye, World,” will be repeated from 4:30 to 5:30 October 26. Mrs. DeWitt has arranged for the Fourth District to meet here April 11 for its Spring meeting when the local club will lie hostesses. The No vember meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Kelly with Mrs. George Davis and Mrs. Lee Ross helping. A request was made by Mrs. Don Carlson for additional sponsors for the Camp Fire Girls with seven ladies re sponding. Three had already signed up. Scenic place-mats were ord ered, depicting Oregon scenes, for the club members to sell before Christmas as a money raising project. Several women agreed to as sist at the TB Health head quarters in Salem November 20 and December 9, the project toeing Christmas seals. Mrs. Dean Mowry was in charge of the program when she spoke on Community Im provement and Civic Affairs, attempting to interest the club in sponsoring an evening to coordinate a “Congress for Community Progress” among the business people and organ izations. A decision will be made at the next meeting, ac cording to the interest shown. Ozzie Mikkelsen Is New Lions Member At an impressive induction ceremony conducted Monday night by President Fred Kreck- low. Ozzie Mikkelsen officially became a member of the Mill City Lions club. In other action, the club members each gave $1 to lie used in the CARE program. Zone Chairman Martin Han sen reported that it was the desire of District 36R to raise enough money through the clubs to build a school in some foreign country. He said each $1 given is equal to $7.50 when used in this manner. Vern Peterman and Roger Mink reparted on the bus shel ter program. They feel that 10 shelters will be necessary to do the job. shake hands with the Center’s octopus. Mill City Students pet While in Newport the group also visited the Undersea Gar on the bay front. Ac Visit Marine Center dens companying the class and tea On October 16, students from the 5th grade at Mill City Elementary School visited the Oreg n State University Mai- ine Science Center in New- port. Teachers Doris Williams and Wallace Hovey wanted their students to have a chance to study the fascinating crea tures of the sea. At the Center they met with Hal Crawford, aquarist, who showed them a series of slides explaining the research work being done by the scientists at the facility. They then took part in a programmed guide sheet tour of the Museum- Aquarium where they learn«!, in addition to biology, some thing about such topics as cos tal geology, our continental shelf, tides and tidal forces, Oregon marine resources, the circulation of ocean waters and energy1 cycles in the sea. In the Center’s open tide p<xd many of the 43 students took the opportunity to learn what creatures like sea ane- m nes, sea urchins, starfish, snails and crabs felt like. A few managed the courage to chers were Mrs. Urban, Mrs. McGregor, Mrs Thomas, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Pavenso and Mrs. Golden. Weather, Detroit Dam 7 a. m. Daily Weather Reading Pool Max. Mln. Elev. Pep. 63 35 1511.47 0.00 Oct. 15 Oct. 16 59 46 1510.50 0.32 51 ■it; 1500.88 0.20 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 53 44 1509.37 0.02 Oct. 19 56 41 1509.05 0.00 58 45 1508.71 0.00 Oct. 20 66 45 1508.37 0.00 Oct 21 Patrick Moore left last week for San Diego where he will take Marine training. His wife, Too Late to Classify Elaine will remain here until WANTED — Gotxi used add she can join her husband. Mi s. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ohmart ing machine. Must be rea Moore is presently employed sonable. Pat Stange, Ph. 897 at the Lyons Beauty Körner spent the week-end at the Mr. and Mrs. James R. 2120 evenings. 43p owned by her mother, Mrs. home of his parents, Mr. and Rose are announcing the en Marvin Stafford. , Mrs. Rex Ohmart and John. gagement of their daughter, FOR SALE—Upright piano. Kathleen Ann to Thomas An $150.00. Ph. 859-2232. 44 Tom Johnston, freshman at Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mowry thony Eisele, son of Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Oregon State college is among Mrs. Anthony F. Eisele, of FOR SALE— 1967 Chrysler Peck were in Salem Saturday the 145 student musicians for Sheridan. Oregon State Forester J. E. Newport 2-door sedan $1,C‘". where they took in the Rock ming the 145 piece Oregon Schroeder was elected vice- Good shape. Standard tra> Miss Rose, a 1968 graduate show at the Fairgrounds. They State marching band. The band of Santiam High school is a president of the National As mission. Weldon Horn Ph. said it was an enjoyable ex is considered one of the top sophomore at Oregon State sociation of State Foresters at 897-2478. 43 perience. On Sunday the group collegiate bands in the country. University, majoring in adver a recent meeting in Portland. dug agates at one of the Ag Maine. He replaces John R. tising design. Mr. Thomas is Jim Mowry, youngest son of a 1969 graduate of OSU in ate Farms in the Lebanon Tiller, the state forester of Still in Progress Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mowry left chemistry and is presently a area. South Carolina, who became last week for San Diego where reserve in the United States the new president. Mrs. Pete Adair is home he will take Marine training. Air Force. The NASF represents state from the hospital in Salem forestry in all 50 states and No date has been set for the where she underwent hip sur Sigrun Grimstad, longtime wedding. conducts a business meeting gery. She is progressing nice Mill City elementary school You can find many bargains here at Greatlv once a year. Standing commit ly under the physical therapy teacher now has an apartment tees work throughout the year REDUCED PRICES of her daughter who came up at Kingwood Manor in Mill to influence national develop from California. City. She had made her home ments in forestry to benefit for a number of years with Appraisal Committee. He is al Ed Hedlund is at home fol Mr. and Mrs. James Swan dur so a member of the Legislative Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City all the states. Schroeder serves lowing a 2 week stay in the ing the school year. hospital. He is being built up as chairman of the Radio Com for future surgery. Mrs. Mary Turpin returned mittee and vice chairman of The Booster club met after the Clarke-McNary Damage1 home last week after spending the football game Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomp a week with her son Frank Committee. The annual meeting is held son returned several weeks Kline and family in Medford They discussed different as pects of the club and what each year in a different state, ago from a trip to Hawaii and will meet in Oregon in where they visiter! their dau Mr. and Mi's, Earl Loucks they were to stand for. It was 1972 for the first time since ghter and her family. Join visited with friends in Carl decided that they would sup port all sports. Junior High the origin of the NASF in 1920. ing the Thompsons was Mr. ton one day last week. through High school. Schroeder is the son of Mr. Thompson’s mother of Calif They also signed up mem and Mrs. Herb Schroeder of ornia. They said they had a Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Moffatt Mill City. He went to school wonderful time but that they and family and Mr. and Mrs. bers for the organization. It in Mill City for a time and found the weather rather Don Moffatt were in Beaver was decided that the fees graduated from Gates High I “sticky”. ton Sunday visiting at the would be $2 per family and school. home of Mr. and Mrs. Cris Me any person can belong if they Mr. and Mi's. Marc Sims are Mann. The men spent part of are out of high school. It is not back home from a rather long the day helping Mr. McMann necessary to have children in Historical Society sojourn in Alaska where Mr. work on a house they are re school to be a Santiam Booster. It was also decided to pur Sims was employed. building in that area. Others To Meet Sunday who came later in the after chase red jackets with the The Linn county historical The Enterprise received a noon for a family dinner, hon wording “Santiam Booster” on society will meet on Sunday them. Orders are being taken note this week from Agnes oring Mr. and Mrs. McMann October 26 at the court house Kellom, who is now at a rest on their wedding anniversary for them now and the jackets in Albany. The meeting will home in Sublimity. She asked and the birthday anniversaries should be here by Nov. 1. start at 2 p. m. according to Coach Richard Moore spoke to have a Lions club birthday of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Moffatt Floyd Jenks, president. to the group on the hopes of calendar again this year. Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas There will be a business Kellom is an oldtimer here, Winn and son. Robert Nelson, their team and that they had meeting concerning Historical great faith in the team. and even though she no long of Portland. Young Nelson has Society property with a pro Coffee and cookies were ser er lives here, does have an just finished his tour of duty gram to follow. with the Air Force in the Phil- ved by the Santiam Cheer lead interest in the community. ers. lippines and has now received The next meeting will be his discharge. Stndio of Hair design at 239 Jerry Coffman held Friday night after the S. W. Broadway is open from Get your pumpkins for Hal Chemawa game. Everyone is 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Mondays lowe’en from us. 25c each. Red invited to attend this meeting through Saturdays. Thursday Delicious Apples, $2.39 a bush and see what the Booster’s are FREE Pumpkins for EVERY Child Ac evenings b y appointment. el. Winter Onions 50 pounds doing. Mrs. Joe Wright of Vancou Phone or stop by for an ap $2 and up. Baylink & Myers ver, Wash., visited Mr. and companied by a Parent pointment. Ellen Howel, own Fruit Stand, Highway 22, Mill Mrs. Harold Champion Sun Marilyn Club will meet on er. Phone 897-2100. 36tf City. day. Mrs. Wright is a former 43 Tuesday, October 28 at the resident of Detroit and former home of Mrs. Al Yankus with correspondent for The Mill Mrs. IxM-raine Mills inform Mrs. Donald Carlson as co City Enterprise. ed The Enterprise Tuesday hostess. A potluck dinner will Detroit Cougar football team morning that her son and be served at 12 o’clock. All will play Alsea here Friday, daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. members of the Eastern Telephone 769-2117 October 24th at 3:00 p. m. This and Fun Store Tony Mills of Salem are the Star living in the community- 1094 First Street Stayton, Oregon Is their last home game for Antique and New Gift Items parents of a new son, bom are invited to attend. the year. Tuesday morning. The new SNACKS—GROCERIES arrival, who has a 3-year-old Star To Confer brother, Shawn at home, wei Sunday dinner guests at the Mon. to Fri. 930 to 6:30 ghed 8 pounds 8 ounces at home of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Degrees on New Sat. 9:30 to 9:00 birth. Maternal grandparents Harlan were Mrs. Alice Wat Sunday 4 to 830 p. m. are Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Cain son, Mrs. Gordon McMorris, 700 A'. W. Aider and Mrs. Lowell Cree. Mr. Member in November of Turner. Phone 897-2507 Harlan was honored on his Marilyn Chapter 145 OES birthday anniversary. Pvt. Monte I^alack, U. S. held the October meeting Mon Army, left Saturday for Ft. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Tui-n- day evening at IOOF hall. Due Leonard Wood, Mo., following idge spent Saturday night and to illness and hunting season a two week’s furlough spent Sunday in Beaverton at the there was a small attendance. at the home of his parents, Mrs. Veryl Hoover, worthy and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe home of their daughter, Miss matron and William Hirte, Carolyn Brejche. Lalack and Nancy. Pvt. Lalack worthy patron presided. will now have 21 weeks of PERSONAL STATIONERY The Chapter rooms and Mrs. Edith Howell has re NCO school. dining rooms were attractively turned from Monroe, Wash., LETTERHEADS decora to I with fall flowers Mr. and Mrs. Terry Coryell where she visited with her and fruits. Serving on the com mother, Mrs. Elsie Brown and from Corvallis spent the week mittee were Mrs. Velma Car ENVELOPES end at the home of his grand with other relatives and ey as chairman and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil friends. Edith Mason and Mrs. Arlo Lake. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Thoma Tuers. At the November 10 meeting Thursday Mrs. Hollis Turn- son of Southgate, California the degrees of the order will have been in the area, house idge, Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mrs. be conferred upon a candi Wilbur Harlan and Mrs. Low guests of Mr. anti Mrs. Ole date. A member of the Estarl Erickson. They said they were ell Cree visited the new Hobby committee will make her of and Craft shop at Scio and the greatly impressed with the ficial visit at this time antique sale at Turner Me scenic beauty around here ENCLOSURES Serving on the November and were considering it for a morial Home decorating and refreshment retirement home. BUSINESS CARDS committee will be Mrs. Charles Members of the Mill City Mill City friends were sorry Kelly as chairman, Mrs. Walt Garden club will attend the to learn that Mrs. James Ol er Brisbin and Mrs. Hugh BOOKLETS Ends Saturday Fall meeting of the Garden son suffered a mild heart at Johnston. Clubs Federation next Wed tack She is at Santiam Me ACCOUNTING FORMS nesday, October 29 at McNary morial hospital. October 25th Golf course in Salem. Mrs. Terry Jacobson Takes RULED FORMS Else Allen is making arrange Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc ments for transportation. Nulty of San Francisco left Basic Training At INVOICES Tuesday for their home in San Prescriptions Our Recent guests at the home of Francisco. They had been vis Lackland A.F.B., Texas Mrs. George Flook and Si were iting with her sister, Mrs. Hel Specialty Terry Jacobson, son of Mr. her son-in-law and daughter, en Saucier. and Mrs Gene Jacobson of Mr and Mrs. Robert Johnson We are now open six days Gates has just finished his i and her granddaughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs David a week with three beauty op basic training at Lackland | Weinkauf all of Eugene While erators. Esther Stafford, Elaine AFB. Texas, according to his here they celebrated Mrs. Moore and Eleanor Montoya, mother. Terry has now been assign MEL EIDE, Owner Flock's birthday anniversary. to serve all your hair fashion needs Monday through Satur ed to Aircraft Specialist Train Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Oregon day, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Thurs ing at Sheppard AFB, Texas Ph. 897-2812 Mill City Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kliehege day and Friday evenings by and will be there for 13 weeks. were recent visitors at the appointment. i.vons Beauty Mrs. Jacobson stated Terry home of Mrs. Tena Graham. Körner. Ph. 859-2340 44 likes it fine In Texas. Boosters To Meet Friday, October 24 Kracker Barrel Schroeder Named Vice President of National Foresters CLEARANCE SALE Ada’s Needle Shop 'Punkin' SPECIALS At Prices That Won't Spook You Are The Order of the Day. Come In And Look At Our Late Model Used Cars. Nobody Can Beat Our Prices on '69 Wagons and T-Birds. DETROIT IDANHA Philippi Motor Company Fine Printing 1 « SALE 2 fori Mill City Pharmacy • The Mill City Enterprise
