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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1970)
M in . Elma Stewart and Mrs. Tex Blazek spent two days last week in Lebanon at the home of Mrs. Stewart’s broth er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Muller. Too Late to Classify FOUND—Gold wedding ring in clothing at Seventh Day Adventist Welfare Center. Owner may have by identi fying. Ph. Mrs. Frank Smitii at 897-2186 or Mrs. Lodahl at 897-2MB 4 Marilyn t'lnb will meet on Axel Anderson, who has been seriously ill for the past two months, is now at the St. Francis Convalescent Home at 2933 Center street in Salem. It is reported that Archie Thompson who has been in ¡xx)r health for some time is now confined to a nursing home. Saturday evening dinner Tuesday, January 27 at the home of Mrs. Ervin Peterson. A 12 o'clock potluck luncheon will be served followed by the business meeting. Mrs. Alex Burrell will be co-hostess. gelistic Meetings which will be held in the Christian Church Friday, January 30, through February 1 at 7:30 p. m. Sunday guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hovey in our experience! We fHl your prescrip tions carefully for the utmost in effectiveness. Prescriptions Our Specialty Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and family are getting ready to move at the end of the month to the house formerly occupied by the Ollie Muise family. They have been living at a house in Lark addition which is owned by Mrs. Vir ginia Hay of Alasxa. Mrs. Hay plans on moving into her home soon. She is now staying with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Stewart and family. Ruby Bigoni, Grand Madam Secretary of Portland presents FOE Auxiliary charter to Myrtle Prichard of Lyons, president of the local group. Norma Long was the local organizer.—Stan Ogden photograph. Mrs. O. K. DeWitt Named Woman of Year By Woman's Club The Mill City Woman’s club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Mason with the springlike day further accent uated with flowers on the tab les from Mrs. Mason’s gardens. Mrs. Glen Cummihgs presid ed at the business meeting which followed the potluck lurch and dessert served by Mrs. Mason assisted by other members. It was announced that Mrs. Dor. Carlson and Mrs. Leo Rus sell would attend a Camp Fire Winter Awards banquet in Salem Wednesday evening. The Woinan’s club sponsors the Camp Fire and Bluebird girls in Mill City and the ban quet is being arranged by the Willamette area council. The 4th District of Women’s clubs will meet in Mill City in April and committee in charge of arrangements include Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, Mrs. Leo Russell, Mrs. Walter Thomas, sr. Mrs. DeWitt was selected by club members as Woman of the Year and her name will be sent to the State Federation in competition with others. Following the business meet ing members displayed various hobbies that they had brought. Mrs. Mason also showed slides of trips she had taken to Eng land and Scotland. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. George Davis. Izaak Walton Funeral services were held League To Meet at 2 p.m., Monday afternoon, January 19, 1970, at St.| Steph ens Episcopal Church in Bak In Salem January 24 er, for Mrs. Robert Armstrong who passed away very sudden ly Wednesday morning, Jan uary 14. The Armstrongs made many friends here about 1953 when he was an umpire for the State Softball Tournament which was held in Mill City two years in a row. He is a postman in Baker. The Charles Kellys went to Baker Sunday to attend the Monday services. They stayed with cousins. WINTER SPECIAL From Friday, January 23 to 10 p.m. Thurs day February 5 We Will Give you a FREE LUBE JOB With Oil Change See us for all your automotive Service IV e Give S & H Green Stamps Oscar's Phillips 66 Phone 897-2784 Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $4.00 per Year All are welcome at the Evari- of Mrs. Tena Graham were Mr. spent the weekend east of the anti Mrs. Willis Emra, Jr. of mountains doing some rabbit Portland, longtime friends. hunting. They reported the rabbits scarce and wild, so Dick Sims entered Salem they didn’t kill any. The wea Memorial hospital Tuesday and ther was mild and the pass underwent major surgery on bare of snow when they came Wednesday. His wife said he home Sunday night. was getting along satisfactor Seeing Postmaster and Mrs. ily- Bill Fair of Staytm off for Gerald Pittam of Pittam In Washington, D. C. at the Port surance in Mill City has been land Airport Thursday night, elected as a directar of the January 15, were the Charles Marion-Polk County Independ Kellys of Mill City, and Post ent Insurance Agent’s Asso master and Mrs. Ed Spencer of Salem where the group ciation. gathered previously. Mr. Fair Rodney Syverson, former received the trip in his capaci Mill City man now working ty as Editor of the monthly for a Salem insurance com publication, “The Oregon Post pany has recently returned masters of the United States from San Francisco where he (NAPUS). attended a national sales train TAO (Teen Age Committee) ing course. will have a s:ck hop on Sat Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Har urday evening, January 24 at lan spent the weekend at Sea the Mill City Grade School side at the home of his broth gym from 8 to 11. Those at er-in-law and sister. Mr. and tending may wear any attire they wish but socks are a ne Mrs. Lee Smith. cessity. A nominal admis The Studio of Hair Design sion will be made for singles is now open for business four and couples. days a week, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sat Mr. and Mrs. Charles Champ, urdays. 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Janet and Lisa of Portland Ph. 897-2100 for appointment. visited Saturday with their Betty Klutke, owner. 46tf jbousins, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo. They had also visited with Stayton relatives. Lisa Champ was home on leave from Andrews Air Force base in Maryland. You can always trust FOR RENT—3 Bedroom house in Lyons. Close to stores. Elmer Tripp. 897-2062. 5 Mrs. Richard Moore is doing substitute teaching for Mrs. Robert Avery who is now in Corvallis awaiting the birth of their first child. Mr. Avery is in the service. guests at the home of Mrs. Tena Graham were Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Fenner :f Eugene and his mother, Mrs. Alice Fenner with whom they were spending the weekend. Hhray 22 Mill City 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 22, 1970 FOE Auxiliary Gets Charter Sunday I Am Interested In Your Transportation pRO FOE Auxilliary Gets Charter on Sunday The North Santiam Aerie No. 3384 F.O.E. Auxiliary re ceived their charter Sunday afternoon at ceremonies held at the Eagle hall. Ruby Bigoni, Grand Madam secretary of Poi tland present ed the charter and her hus band, Bill Bigoni Past State President also attended. Both spoke on the work and pur pose of the Eagles and Auxil iary, founded for the purpose of helping People, Country and Community. The local order was complimented for their progress with Mrs. George (Long praised for her work in organization. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Vineyard of Portland were present and spoke to the members and guests. He is Junior past state president of the F.O.E. and she is Junior past president of the Auxiliary. There were also guests present from Salem anti Newport. Auxiliary cfficers assisting with the Sunday ceremonies included Myrtle Prichard, pres ident; Irene Clason, Junior past president; Shirley Knapp, vice-president: Germaine Wilt- se, chaplain; Betty McCall, se- retary; Rachael Music, treas urer; Donna Asmussen, con ductress; Ruby Reid, outside guard and Lucy Palmer, trus tee. Santiam Memorial Still Giving Service To Community The following communica tion has been received this week from Yvonne Crandall, I director of nurses at Santiam | Memorial Hospital at Stayton. January 19, 1970 To whom it may concern: It’s “business as usual” at Santiam Memorial Hospital. | Though staggering a bit un der the load of false rumors, that have been rampant in the community, the hospital still has its doors open, seven days a week, 24 hours a day. The nursing staff is doing | its usual fine job of nursing the sick. Surgical service, obstetrical service, laboratory and x-ray departments are all operating as usual. Emergency service is being covered despite the fact that we have only four doctors to do the job. It is a great help if the patient notifies the fam ily doctor before coming to the hospital for emergency care. Patients who were left doc torless are gradually being ab sorbed into other doctors’ prac tices. The people of the commun ity are to be highly commend ed for their patience and un derstanding, and for their con tinuing cooperation with the hospital. The hospital will continue to serve the community. “Saturday, January 24th, the Oregon Division of the Izaak Walton league of America will hold its Winter Directors Meet ing at the Keg and Platter Res taurant in Salem, Oregon,” an nounced David F. Smith, state President. “During recent months, much note has been taken of the crowding of Oregon’s State Parks, and their heavy use by non-residents, and the increas ed used of pickup type camp ers and mobile homes, on our highways and in the public areas of our state. This has produced varying views, with some citizens most indignant over the “invasion” of Oregon by the non-resident,” stated Smith. “The League is using its Winter Meeting as a platform to discuss the related subjects by a well qualified panel re presenting the state agencies involved, the mobile home and camper user, and the motel and commercial mobile home park interests." The luncheon speaker will be Glen L. Jackson, Chairman, Oregon State Highway Com mission. The panelists are Dav id G. Talbot, State Parks Sup erintendent: Dennis Clarke, Di rector. Travel Information, Oregon State Highway Depart ment; Roy Bunting, Publisher. Fir, Hemlock Sale Northwestern Mobile News; and H. J. Beyer, Executive Draws Six Bidders Director, Oregon Motor Hotel MEHAMA — Mountain Fir and Oregon Mobilehome Park Lumber Co. Thursday was high Association. bidder at an estimated total of The public is invited. $196,547 for Douglas fir and hemlock in the Gaw ley Creek Mr. and Mrs. Floyd John No. 2 timber sale area about son were dinner guests at the 15 miles southeast of Scotts home if Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Mills. Mountain Fir was high of Peterson, Thursday evening. six prospective bidders who at Dick Berg, senior at Santiam tended the U. S. Forest Ser High school and son of Mr. vice oral auction at Mehama and Mrs. Fred Berg has re Ranger Station. The bid amounted to $83 per turned to school after two short sessions in the hospital thousand feet of fir and $60.50 where he had a cyst removed. per thousand feet of hemlock. POINT OUT Your Transportation Is My Business For NEW or USED CARS and TRUCKS Call JERRY COFFMAN Philippi Ford STAYTON Home 769-2117 859-2552 1969 Bronco Wagon. Well Keep You In Hot Water When the hot water dwindles to a trickle . . it’s time for a new, automatic Na tional water heater. 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