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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1970)
A recent visitor at the Dick Parker home has been his mo ther, Mrs. Edna Hutcheson, of the San Francisco Bay area. Dick, who had suffered a heart attack, returned to Santiam Memorial Hospital for a check up, but returned home Sunday. Mrs. Karl Wenger ot Salem Mrs. Ron Cotrell Dinner guests Tuesday even ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McMorris and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cree. The Phillip’s and McMorris’s were celebrating their wedding anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Mof fatt took her mother, Mrs. Vee Golden to Portland Saturday forenoon where she took a bus to Phoenix to visit at the home of Alene Boyd. Sunday visi tors at the Moffatt home were her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bisbee of Portland. A recent item in a Salem newspaper stated that Dick Posekany of Frank Lumber Company has been elected president of the Clackamas- Marion County Forest Protec tive Association. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kel ly attended an outstanding per formance of “My Fair Lady,” presented by South Salem High School in the Leslie Jr. High Auditorium Friday even ing. While accompanying Sal em Postmaster and his wife, the Ed Spencers, for a bite to eat after the show, the Kellys left their car in the school parking lot and upon their re turn to pick it up, found it had bene broken into. The "wing” on the driver’s side had been broken into. The window rolled down, but some items of clothing in the car were untouched. Mrs. George Loveall was hospitalized last week at Salem Memorial undergoing treat ment for an ulcer. Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lora Mason in Salem Other afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mackie of Bonneville, and their son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mackie. The young Mackies both attend Linfield college at McMinnvil le, where he is a junior in physics. He has been selected to be student researcher on a basic research program from I>ewis Reasearch Center, Na. tional Aeronautics and Space Administration. The Mackies are former residents of Mill City, when he was project manager at Detroit Dam. Also calling on Mrs. Mason were Mr. and Mrs. Art Hempeck and two children from Sweet Home They, too, are former Mill City residents, when he was employ ed at the dam. The Studio of Hair Design is now open for business four days a week, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sat urday« 830 a. m. to 5 p. m. Ph. 897-2100 for appointment Betty Klutke, owner. 46tf Yeu can always trust in o«r experience! We fiH ywr p —eri f tteiM ewcM? *• utmost hi effecthreneoa. Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897 2812 Mill City Hoin 9 aJB. to • P-m- 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 7, 1970 Prom Queen Crowned Hurt in Car Crash Friday Nightengale (Linda spent the day Wednesday visit Parker and young son, Greg, of ing at the home of Mrs. Lowell Palmer, Alaska are visiting at Cree. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parker, and Mrs. Charles Fultz is a mem Jeri Jo. Her husband expects ber of a newly formed chorus to join the family here later. which will provide entertain ment at the May meeting of The Charles Kellys visited the Santiam Valley Grange her aunt, Mrs. Elsie Potter, at Lyons. at the Willamette Lutheran Home in Salem for a short S. G. "Boots” Higdon Ls visit while Sunday. Her sister, Mrs. ing at the home of Mr. and Gladys Trask of Fresno, is Mrs. Don Marshall and family spending a few weeks with and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scran her at present. ton and family at Tygh Valley. Mareielle Mill City Woman Ware and John Mrs. LaDonna Crowfoot, Mill City received a severe shaking up and many cuts and abra sions when her car went off the road near the Silver Falls Junction on Highway 22 Fri day. She was taken to a Salem hospital for emergency treat ment, and returne<1 to her home here Saturday. Mrs. Crowfoot said she had reached for her purse, and at the same time, glanced at the instrument panel jf her car, as the motor had been over heating. Some small animal crossed the road in front of her, and she swerved to miss it. In the process she over steered her vehicle causing it to overturn into the ditch. She said her car was a total wreck, and that she esnsidered herself lucky to come out of the accident without more seri ous injury. Stuckart with Ron Bentz & Associates at Stayton recently attended the Sales Caravan in Portland. This program was conducted by Cliff R:bedeaux of Milwaukee, Wise., a long time realtor and speaker. Top ics covered were “Profession als in Real Estate,” and “How You Can Better Help Your Santiam Second at Clients.” Guests Saturday at the home Track Meet Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hel Santiam High School finish ler were their daughter Mary ed second to a very strong Susan, who is a student at OCE Gervais team in a three-way at Monmouth and three of her track meet at Regis. Larry Hillesland broke two classmates, Claudia Montague, John Barker and Dave Patter Santiam school rec:rds by run son all of Vale. The y.ung peo ning the 100 yd. dash in 10.4 ple went for a boat ride on and the 220 in 23.7. The mile relay team of Rick Detroit Lake in the afternoon returning to the Heller home I Posekany, Larry Hillesland. for dinner. The guests all Dan Cox and Tom Rush broke thought the Santiam River was another school record with a 3:38.5 time. a beautiful sight. Santiam’s next meet is the Mr. and Mi's. (Tyde Golden Minor Division Championship have received word fr:m their meet at Regis Friday. May 15. AT Regis 45, Gervais 74, San son, David, that he is attending a Flight Engineer School at tiam 51. 440: Rush (S) 51.0; Mile: Shepherd Air Force Base at Wichita Falls, Texas. He has Matlock (G) 4:32.6; 440 Relay been there three weeks and Regis 46.2; 100: Hillesland (S) will complete the course July 10.4: HH: Hedges (G) 16.2; 880: 1. He will then be reassigned Whitney (G) 2:07.7; 220: Jung to another base. Mrs. Golden wirth (R) 23.0; LH: Hedges (G) and the children moved last 21.4; 2 Mile: St. John (G) 11:- weekend from California to 07.9; Mile Relay: Santiam 3.38.5; Roseburg and will stay with HJ: Zielinski (G) 5-10; LJ; her parents until the first of Johnson (S) 18-8; PV; Hedges (G) & Johnson (S) 12-3; Shot: July. Brand (R) 45-6; Disc: Jung Several couples from here wirth (R) 147-6; Jav: Ewaliko arranged a surprise dinner par (G) 221-2. ty at a Salem restaurant last Friday evening, May 1, in ob Jr.-Hi Camp Fire Girls servance of the 38th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Weekend at Beach Lee Ross. Those attending, be The Jr. High Campfire group sides the guests of honor, in spent the weekend at the cluded Mr. and Mrs. Leo Poole, beach, with leader Mrs. La Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Mikkelson, Von James and Assistant Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. William Betty Shaw. Lewellen. Mr. and Mrs. Char The group attended a movie les Kelly were unable to at on Saturday night; Sunday, tend due to a previous com weather permitted, playing in mitment. the ocean. Sunday afternoon the girls Mr. and Mrs. Floyd East “Carnival Fun.” wood, former residents here were taken to Seaside for where he was manager of the Those attending were Kathy U. S. National Bank, moved and Pamela James, Christie their household goods ta their Spurgeon, Sally Poole, Melissa place in Coos Bay last week Lawrence, Verlene Peterman, end. While here, they were Patty Howell, Jackie Wilson the houseguests of the Fred and Rhonda Meader. Krecklows. Saturday evening they were dinner guests of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Her Jack Scotts. ring of Newberg were week end guests at the home of Mr. Recent weekend guests of and Mrs. Geo*ge Long. the Lee Bassetts were their son, Maurie, and family of Recent visitors at the Phyl three boys and a girl who now Knight home were Mr. and live in Washougal, Wash Mrs. Kenneth Whittaker of Colorado. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Al Pease re the Fred Whittakers of Salem. turned from a six week sojourn Both men are Mrs. Knight’s spent at a resort in Cotton brothers. wood, Calif. Each spring they make this trip and spend their Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark time salmon fishing. They had and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell many visits from relatives attended a reception at Ains while there and said they had worth Chapter No. 176 at Sal a real good time. They caught em on Tuesday evening. April some real nice fish while there. 28 honoring Mrs. Jean Warden, They hit snow when coming Grand Publicity chairman of over the pass Thursday night. the Grand chapter of Oregon. On Wednesday evening. April Mr. and Mrs. George Case 29 they attended a reception and Jet of California are on honoring, Mrs. Margaret Turn an extended vacation and are er, Grand Representative to now visiting at the home of Kansas in Oregon at Marguer his sister and family, Mr. and ite Chapter Na. 60 at Lebanon. Mrs. George Loveall. Name of Team W L Tes Mon. Les Coif. .. 47 17 Frankies Tavern .... 4344 2044 Stay. Radio & TV.. 4244 2144 Riverview 36 28 Drushella Furniture 3544 2844 I.a Femme Bty. Sin ..28 36 Stout Creek Lumber 27 37 Bob’s Market .......... 21 43 Teague Chevrolet ... 21 43 No. Santiam Ply. . 1844 45'4 HIG and HIS Jackie Peterson 192, 555; HTG and HTS River view 738, 2122. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this op portunity to thank all of my friends for the many cards, fl wers, gifts and visits, and for the many other thoughtful deeds extended to me during my recent hospitalization and while convalescing at home. Your thoughtfulness is deep ly appreciated. Mabel Poncia, Detroit, Oregon. Idanha Comm. Church Subscribe tc The IDANHA—The Idanha Com Mill City Enterprise To Begin Bible School munity church will sponsor a Vacation Bible school for 4 and 5 year olds (pre-school) May Too Late to Classify 11 through May 15 at the church from 9 to 11 a. m. FOR SALE—7 bedroom home The program will include in Mill City. Phone 897- st ries, music, handcraft, re 2651. 20p creation and refreshments. V. B. S. for the first grade through the eighth grade is planned for the first week in June. For further information call Rev. Orville Swindler at 854- and Fun Store 3635. Antique and New Gift Items SNACKS — GROCERIES Weather, Detroit Dam Mon. to Fri. 11:30 to 6:30 Pool Saturday 9:30 to 8:30 Max. Min. Elev. Pep Sunday 2 to 6:30 p. m. 7 a. m. Daily Weather Reading April 29 49 36 1557.28 0.04 700 N. W. Alder Phone «97-2507 Queen Shirley Stone reigned at the Junior-Senior April 30 43 40 1557:41 0.71 1557.58 0.02 Prom held April 25th at Santiam High School. She is May 1 53 43 May 2 69 43 1557.97 0.00 shown with her escort, Mike Long. May 3 78 41 1558.62 0.00 May 4 83 44 155! 1.36 0.00 Santiam High School May 5 69 45 1550.65 0.00 Kracker Barrel Santiam Girls Cheerleaders Chosen Win 11 Firsts The Santiam High School cheerleading squad for the Becky Earhart and Janice 1970-71 school year has been Lewellen each earned 15 points i named. to lead the Santiam girls to a The varsity cheerleaders are 80 to 39 point victory over the Oregon State School of the I Jenny Chance, Jackie Clark, Deaf, Jefferson came in 3rd Jackie Evans, Penny Lewellen with 7 points, Thursday, April | and Sherry Richards. JV cheerleaders will be Karen 30th. Becky Earhart captured Davis, Lisa Gabriel, Iris Hamp three of the firsts by winning ton, Sonja Martin and Sheryl both hurdles and the long Olson. jump. Her times were 37.6 in the 200m. hurdles, 18.5 in the 100m. hurdles, and she jumped Detroit School Budget 13.744 feet in the long jump. Janice Lewellen, the team’s Receives Approval strong sprinter, ran a 12.2 hun DETROIT — A proposed dred yd. dash, a 29.1 two-twen ty, and heaved the shot 28 feet 1970-71 Detroit school district for three firsts. budget of $269,698 received ap Penny Lewellen placed first in the 880 run and second in proval by a 56-5 vote here the mile with times of 3.03.4 Monday. and 7.14.6. Karen Olson threw The budget was $157,674 in the javlin 85.1 feet while Sus excess of the six percent lim an Crowther tossed the discuss itation. Incumbent Jules Hill 75.5, for two firsts. was unopposed for the five- Santiam’s relay teams won year term on the school board. both the 440 and the 880 relay. The times were 59.9 in the 440, and 2.13.9 in the 880. The point system was based on that of a dual track meet because of the lack of partici pants from Jefferson. - " > ■ - ■ 4 Santiam Memorial Hospital Apples $1.00 box (Stayton) GERATHS — To Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Geraths, Stay ton, a girl, Tuesday, April 28, 1970. TURNER—To Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Turner, Lyons, a Girl, Tuesday, April 28, 1970. Apple Cider $1 gal. Subscribe to The Detering Orchards Mill Gty Enterprise $4.00 per Year Read it Every Week Honey $1.00 qt. Rhubarb . 6c lb. 5 mites So. of Harrisburg On Coburg Road CHEMEKETA Community College Idanha Fire District Budget Meeting Set For Monday, May 18 IDANHA—A public meeting will be held Monday, May 18, on the Idanha Rural Fire Pro tection District’s proposed bud- get of $8,321 for 1970-71. The 7:30 p. m. hearing will be held at the Idanha Fire hall. The budget represents a 35.8 per cent increase or $2,191, over current expenditures, and will necessitate an election to be set later, the district bud get committee said. The extra money would be used to buy masks for firemen, and third payment on the district’s new fire truck and maintenance of existing equipment and sta Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gulley of tions in Idanha and Detroit. Hatnrday visitors at the home Beaverton were guests at the Copies of the proposed bud of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie get can be obtained from Fred were O. W. Gorton and his son French last Sunday. Taylor, Idanha. Lloyd The men had been fish Members of the Receiving ing at Detroit Lake. and County Boards for the Pri Local Teachers Attend Johnnie Barker was host for mary Election on May 26 in a dinner party at his home on Linn County will attend a Computor Ed. Day the Old Taylor road. All pres training session on Monday Nine Math and Business ent were friends formerly of morning May 11 at 10 o’clock California. Present were Mr at the Santiam Union High Teachers fnam the Salem area | and Mrs. Cyril Archer, Sr., School in Room 3. Mr. Hulshof attended a one day observation Mr. and Mrs. William Bird will conduct the training ses of Computor Education Fri and Mr. and Frank Loor all sion It is important all board day. April 24th, in British Col of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Alex members attend as several umbia Fred Gruver from San tiam High School was among Burrell and Mr and Mrs. Lar changes have been made those observing the computers i ry D>ble of Mill City. Dr. and Mrs. William Mik at Sentinel Secondary School ( Mr. and Mrs. David Jennings kelson and six sons of Olympia. in West Vancouver and at' of West Linn are receiving fel Wn were weekend guests vis Point Gary Secondary School icitations on the birth of a iting with his parents, the Oz in Vancouver. All the attending ■ daughter bom April 27. She zie Mikkels ns. and the Leo teachers were impressed by the | systems in use. The computers) weighed in at 8 lbs. 6*4 oz. and Poole family. are larger and have several de i has been named Brandi Kay Mr. and Mr*. Mel Rambo sirable features that make their, She has a 2 year old brother. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. were in Medford several days use a little more instructive Paul Jennings of Mill City and last week visiting with their and a great deal faster. San-' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hallgarth son and family, the George tiam will have a c.mputor next year for one semester Rambos. of Keizer. HARRY WHITE of Mill City is now Successl fully employed by the U. S. Forest Service near here after attending Che- meketa Community College. Y our Community College Berves business and industry by providing programs that produce people with skills and knowledge needed. makes SELF-SUPPORTING and TAX-PAYING citizens out of people who have not been; and does EACH college term of EVERY year. is the most important single source provide a trained manpower pool available to with your YES vote, will qualify for both STATE and FEDERAL funds to further its development and service to YOU. VOTE - CAREERS - YES MAY 26 Paid Pol. adv. CnemekeU Community College Careers Committee Roliert L. Stevens, Chrm 159-1 12th Place South. Salem.
