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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1970)
Rex Howard Herron of Gates and Sandra Kay Cooper, Mill City have both made the hon or roll at the University of Oregon during the winter term. Miss Cooper is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Co per. _______ ___ I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Albin herd honored their daughter. Cooper drove to Corvallis to pick up their daughter, Peggy, who is a sophomore at OSU, then they went on to Eugene to visit their daughter, Sandra, who is a junior at U of O, ma joring in Parks and Recrea tion. Sandra was on the winter term honor roll with a 3.50 GPA. She will be doing her field work in her major this summer as an employe of Portland General Electric Co., working in their Roslyn Lake Park near Sandy. Joe Challender Attends Police Training Camp I 1'1 Neighbors Clean-Up Campaign Now Underway Joe Ohallender, local police man, graduated with a class of 38 from the Police Board Standards and Training School at Camp Withycombe near Oregon City on Friday after noon. April 10, f-llowing a 4- weeks’ course of 160 hours' in “Come on — everybody it struction. Mrs. Esther Challen- dor.e in—ii mutt be over!” der, a clerk in the Mill City Post Office, attended the im Visiting at the home of Mr. pressive graduation ceremony and Mrs. Cecil Lake have been for the group in which her his brother and sister-in-law, husband was the eldest mem Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Barry, Max ber. ine and Jimmie from Susan Sponsored by the city, Chai- It is reported that Douglas ville, Calif. On Thursday Mr. lender received his certifica Spencer, a student at Oregon and Mrs. Barry and family tion as a full-fledged policeman College of Education in Mon went to Ft. Lewis, Wn., where al.ng with other city police mouth, has received a 4.00 they met their son, Robert, from all over the State of Ore grade average during the win who was returning from 21 gon. There were also a few DETROIT—A May 1 For ter term. Douglas is from Idan months in Vietnam. They all county officers taking the est Service deadline for re ha and attended Detroit High returned to the Lake home course. moval of boats from Marion School. While at Camp Withycombe, Lake in the Mt. Jefferson Friday evening and left for their home in California Sun those enrolled lived a regular Wilderness area of the Cas- Mr. and Mi’s. Alex Burrell day. barracks life of men in the cades will not be enforced. and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark service, Established 10 years However, Regional Forester attended the 75th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Meuser ago, the school offers instruc- Charles Connaught n said Fri- of Chadwivck Chapter OES tn from Southern Oregon spent tion in pistol and shotgun day he still sees no alternative Salem Saturday evening. The the weekend at the home of shooting, investigation, self- to eventual removal of the affair was held at the Salem her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eu protection, and other classes boats and improvements at the Armory. On Sunday afternoon gene Davenport. pertinent to police duty, In lake. He said, “I guess we’re go they attended the installation cluding a go d deal of memory of officers of Willamette White Mr. and Mrs. Larry Plotts work. A former F.B.I. man was ing to have to go ahead, but Shrine in Salem. and sons spent the weekend an instructor in gunnery, I’ll have to check it out. By at Port Angeles, Wn , with his which added interest to the May 1, or so:n thereafter, we» will have an announcement. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Pres aunt. course. Connaughton noted that the ton from Longview, Wn., were This month’s meeting of tlie removal deadline had origin guests from Friday until Mon A son. Kristopher Charles, day at the home of their son- was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mill City Woman’s club will ally been extended to May 1 in-law and daughter, Mr. and Roger Mink Tuesday morning, i be held at 7 p. m., one hour to give Congress time to act Mrs. Richard Freeman and April 7 at Salem. The baby earlier than usual, on Tues cn legislation to exclude Mar Paul. Saturday the Prestons weighed 8 pounds. He is the day evening, April 21, in Room ion and nearby Ann Lake and Freemans were dinner second child for the Minks, Na. 1 of the Mill City Element from the wilderness area. He said that since there has guests of Mrs. Preston’s bro-1 who have a daughter, Molly. ary school. The program is ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Paternal grandparents are Mr. listed as on International Af- been so much Congressional Mrs. Charles Howe in Salem. and Mrs. C. L. Mink of Salem rais, arranged by Enid Glover acton “1 guess they expect me Mr. and Mrs. Gene Howe from arid maternal grandparents and Mabel Schroeder. Refresh to go ahead with their origin- Vaughn were also present Mr. Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Neville ment hostess will be Agnes al action, which means remov al of the boats.” Carlson. and Mrs. Preston also visited of Corvallis. He added by way of a re at the homes of her brothers, minder that the Forest Serv According to Secretary Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe and Postmaster and Mis. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howe Kelly spent the weekend in Edith Mason of the Woman’s ice has recommended against while in Mill City. On Monday Grants Pass where they at club, the local women as well including Marion and Ann they went to Vaughn where' tended the executive board as the visitors attending the Lakes in the wilderness area they will visit Mr. and Mr/. meeting of the Oregon Chap Fourth District Federation when it was established, but overruled by Congress. Gene Howe. ter of NAPUS (National As meeting here on Saturday were was Marion Lake Boaters Ass’n. sociation of Postmasters of the appreciative of the traffic con which represents owners of The Studio of Hair Design United States.) Kelly, who is trol asistance in parking given' is now open for business four third vice president of the Ore by Chief Don Gillenwater on some 200 boats at the lake, has1 fighting the removal ord-| ‘ days a week, Wednesdays, gon group, assisted in making that day. Another “aside” on ‘ been Thursdays, Fridays and Sat plans for the state convention the convention, was the fact er. It was joined in its efforts j urdays. 830 a. m. to 5 p. m. which is scheduled for the that the table decorations ar last week by the Federation i Ph. 897-2100 for appointment week of June 15 in Grants ranged by Elsie Völkel for the of Western Outdoor clubs and I Betty Klutke, owner. 46tf Pass. Leaving after wjrk on luncheon at Fellowship hall the Sierra club. Rodney R. I Stubbs. Salem, Oregon Vice I Friday enabled the Kellys to were auctioned off afterward, I observe their 38th wedding raising an additional $10 for President of the Federation of I Western Outdoor club, accus anniversary by an overnight the Hillcrest Home for Girls. ed the Forest • Service of “be stay in Roseburg on the way Mr. and Mrs. Truman Fer ing unreasonable in its appli ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY 1 down, returning home Sunday. rell of Hubbard and their cation of regulations.” PHARMACIST... daughter and family of Salem Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep visited Sunday at the home of herd, Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. George Long. Shepherd and family and Mr. and Mrs. Milton RJten attend Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Mof ed the wedding of Eddie Smith fatt and sons and Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Nadine Loy on April Don W. Moffatt were in Mil 10 at the South Community waukie Sunday at the home of church in Albany. Mr. Smith | Mrs. Daphne Frace. Others pre is the son of Mr. and Mrs. - sent for dinner were Mr. and Yoti can always trust Ralph Smith of Albany and Mrs. Douglas Winn and Miss formerly of Mill City. The i Santiam High school won a bride is employed in Corvallis I Leona Lamb of Portland and in our experience! and the groom attends Linn-1 Mr. and Mrs. Oris McMann track meet with 80 points Benton Community College and Brody of Beaverton. The against Salem Academy Fri We fHl your prescrip and is employed in Albany. occasion was to celebrate the day. birthday anniversaries of Mrs. The firsts were as follows: tions carefully for the The young couple will make Don Moffatt and Mr. McMann. High jump 5’6” Knaupp, Sa . their home in Albany. lem; Javelin 154’10” Grant, utmost in effectiveness. I Gary Thornton, a student oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peake Santiam; 440-yard relay 47.5, Northwest Christian College, Carpenter, Lyness, Hillesland, have returned from a 10-day will the services at the Rush, Santiam; shot put 41, 8“ Prescriptions Our trip to California where they First deliver Christian Church Sun Davis, Santiam; Mile 4:50.5 ¡visited their son at Bakers- This will be in observance Richards, Santiam; 440-yard Specialty i field and other relatives and day. friends in the Los Angeles of “Northwest Christian Col run 56.7 Clabenbeau, Salem, lege Day” whereby the stud 100 yard dash, Hlilesland, San area. ents have the opportunity to tiam; 120 yard H. H. 17.5. Mrs. Patrick Moore, nee gain experience in the ministry Knaupp, Salem; 880 yard run Elaine Stafford, left Sunday by visiting churches through 2:10.1, Wcods, Salem; Long MEL* EIDE, Owner jump 18’ 1014” Woods, Salem' for Alameda, California, to join out the State. discus, 120’ 8” Davis, Santiam; her husband Marine Private Mill City Ph. 897-2812 Sunday guests of Mr. and 220 yard dash, 24.4, Hillesland, i First Class Patrick W. Moore who is stationed at the Naval Mrs. Mel Rambo were her Santiam; 180 yard L. H. 22.5, Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. cousins Mr. and Mrs. Dale Knaupp Salem; 2 mile 11:04.8, Air Station at Alameda. Champ of Mehama and Mr. and Richards, Santiam; pole vault Mrs. Bob Bruce of Jefferson. 8* 0” Jeter. Santiam: and mile The group enjoyed a day on relay 3.52.7, Rush, Posekany, the Little North Fork at the Hillesland, Severs. Santiam. Rambo Cabin. Friday, Santiam will go to Regis High at Stay ton for a Friends of Dick Parker will track meet. be pleased to learn that he I is convalescing rapidly at San tiam Memorial hospital in Stay ton. He is now able to be up Too Late to Classify and walk some, but will re We Sell and Service Building and Remodeling quire some time yet before he FREE ESTIMATES can get back to work. He said JACUZZI PUMPS Call Arey Podrabsky 897-2851 the treatment at the hospital after 5 p. m. 16tf is great and Marge says they’re spoiling him rotten. TO GIVE AWAY—Puppies. « weeks old. Small Br«*i. Ph. 897-2858 16 Democratic Potluck Mrs. Milton Roten Sunday with a birthday dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Milton R.t- en from Lyons, Bob Roten of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morley from Sublimity, Mrs. Minnie Egan from Silverton, Mr. and Mrs. William Shep herd, Bonnie, Leroy and Jerry and the hosts. Boats Can Stay At Marion Lake At Present Time 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 16, 1970 The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too DETROIT—Plans got under way here this week for an all cut clean-up campaign to get underway next week in the cities of Idanha and Detr.it, plus the clean up of several j miles along the North Santiam I Highway (22) extending from I the dam to a point above the I city of Idanha. Sponsoring the clean-up pro gram will be the city councils of both Detr.it and Idanha, the Detroit Woman’s Civic Club, The Woman’s Mission Society of the Idanha Commun ity Church, members of the Idanha Rural Fire Protection District and the Detroit Plan-; ning Commission. Also participating in the1 clean-up program will be the students of the Detroit-Idanha school, who will be out in for-1 ce on April 22nd to pick up, the debris and litter along the I stretch of highway designated above. Bud Howry, of the State Highway Dept.: said he th ught, the State Highway Dept, would , co-operate by furnishing trucks to haul away the Debris for | both cities on Saturday April | 25th, including the litter gath ered by the students. No gar bage or large appliances will be accepted in the clean-up program. The city councils warn that 1 anyone who does not clean-up I their property and the strips afronting their property ex tending to city streets during the clean-up program will be assessed a clean-up charge if it has to be done by the cities. FREE PLANS! FREE BOOK! 101 chain saw projects you can build this spring: McCulloch makes it easy! Power Mac 6, world's lightest chain saw—only saw in the 6 lb. class*. Use it to build things, cut firewood, trim trees. You’ll call it the most versatile power tool you ever owned, •less cutting attachments * $179.95 Only You can build this picnic table in approximately 4 hrs. You can build this basketball backboard in approximately 5 hrs. 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