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Dropping in on the Dale 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 18, 1970 3 I Howells Tuesday for a visit LOCALS were, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jack Coryell front Portland Saunders and granddaughter spent the weekend at the home Bean Festival Coming of Klamath Falls. Leaving of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. here they are going to Portland Cecil J .¿ike. to attend the Rose Festival. Mayor Herb Peck and J. C. Kimmel attended Grand Lodge in Portland last week, represnt- ing Mill City Lodge No. 180, A. F. & A. M. of which the former is Worshipful Master and the latter a Past Master. Mi*. Beas Vandermeer re turned home recently after having spent a week at the heme of her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Cole of Lyons, recuperating from surgery in a Salem hos pital. Visiting former friends and Alex son) from Douglas, Ariz., and Mike, visited Mr. and Mrs. Al Mrs. Edward Cruson from bert Toman, Sr. for four days Lyons were guests Monday at last week. Mr. Mellows is cap the home of Mrs. Lowell Cree. tain of the Pan American Air The Crusons were neighbors lines, traveling to all Europ of the Crees a number of years ean countries including Mos ago. Mrs. Martin is now a cow- and the British Isles. Also, nurse and works for the health to Africa and four othr Is department in Douglas and her I lands in the Atlantic Ocean. husband is with the Border He commutes to Reno, his res- Patrol. They have one daugh dence, from Kennedy Airport ter and one son. whenever he has a few days leave. Monday he w-as to fly Mrs. Millie Ellis from Wil- to Nariobi, Africa. Last Thurs cox, Ariz., is visiting at the day evning, Mr. and Mrs. To homes of her nephews, Mr. man hosted a dinner at their and Mrs. Ben Roten of Mill home in honor of the Mellows. City, Mr. and Mrs. John Roten Attending were Mr. and Mrs. of Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Milton James Rose and son, Jimmy, Roten of Lyons and other re the honored guests and the hosts. latives. Word has been received that underwent Sharon D. Rose of Mill City Burrell surgery at Salem Memorial hospital las-t Wednesday. He returned to his home Friday afternoon. and Joyce M. Reinke of De troit were among the graduates at Oregon State University Saturday, June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Jami* Rose Friends have received word from Mr. and Mrs. Charlie French who are visiting rela tives in Missouri that after their arrival there on June 5, Mrs. French fell down the sitairs and tore the ligaments and muscles in her knee. This is the same knee which she in jured in a car accident two years ago. She said she is con SOMETHING NEW at the fined to a walker and her in 4th of July Celebration this jury is very painful. year. LITTLE FLEA MARK ET—Watch for this — money Mr. and Mt*. Milton Roten savers galore. Sponsored by were hosts at their home in the Gates Womens Club. 25 Lyons Saturday evening for an open house honoring their son, The Studio of Hair Design Bob Roten, who graduatd Sun- is now open for business four day from the U of O. Attend- days a week, Wednesdays, ing from Mill City were Mr. Thursdays, Fridays and Sat-1 and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Mr. urdays. 830 a. m. to 5 p. m. and Mrs. Dennis Morley, Mr. Ph. 897-2100 for appointment and Mrs. John Roten and Judy, Betty Klutke, owner. 46tf Mr. and Mrs. William Shep herd. Bonnie, Leroy and Jerry and Mrs. Ben Roten. and son, Jimmy, attended grad uation exercises at OSU in Corvallis Saturday when their daughter, Sharon, graduated. Miss Rose, who has complet ed four years of college plans now- to return for two more years to get her Master’s de gree. Kracker Barrel and Fun Store Antique and New Gift Items SNACKS — GROCERIES Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sunday 2 to 6:30 p. 700 N. W. Alder Phone 897-2507 You can always trust in our experience! We fHl your prescrip tions carefully for the utmost tn effectiveness. Prescriptions Our Specialty Mill City Pharmacy MEI. EIDE. Owner Ph. 897-2812 Mill City Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ROY TROUTT Mr. and Mi*. Ivar Mellows, Mi*. Craig Martin (Gail CTu- daughter, Sandra, and son, neighbors for a few days last week was Mrs. Ella Brekke of 4312 Roscoe Blvd., Panorama City, Calif., who was schedul ed to leave Sunday, June 14, on Mi*. Al Vankus spent last a trip to Norway for a six weeks’ stay with relatives and week visiting in California. She friends. visited her uncle, Charles Thomas at San i Jose and spent Mrs Charles Kelly received five days with i her son-in-law word that her sister, Mrs. R. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Haseman of Albany, under Jim Bryan at Oakland. Her went exploratory surgery at son, Alan, student at Stanford, Salem Memorial Hospital on returned home with her. Mrs. Yankus reported 98’ tempera Thursday, June 11. tures at Redding and Red Dennis Morley, a student Bluff. from Puget Sound College of Mi*. Robert Avery and her the Bible will be the guest speaker at the Mill City First small son left last week for Christian church June 21 and Texas where she will reside 28, while Rev. Charles Fultz with her parents until her husband returns from Viet is on vacation. nam. Mrs. Avery has been Miss Nancy Jane Cogar, dau teaching in the Mill City Ele ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Bantz mentary school. Cogar of Mill City, left for Mr. and Mi*. Don Moffatt Madrid Spain Sunday, June 14, where she will attend the Un spent Friday night in Port- iversity to add to her teach land with Miss Leona Lamb, er training. She is studying That evening they were joined to be a Spanish teacher and for dinner by their daughter, has ben attending the Univer Daphne Frace. After the Rose sity of Oregon where she earn Festival parade Saturday, Miss ed credits which helped to Lamb entertained at luncheon make the trip possible. Nancy for the Moffatts and Mr. and was graduated from Santiam Mrs. Cris McMann and son, High school in 1967 as Valedic Brody, of Beaverton. torian of her class. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Morley in Vicki Ijoveall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Loveall, is recovering at home from an emergency appendectomy per Television comedian Joe E. formed last Thursday at Salem Ross, well-known as “Toody” Memorial Hospital. on the “Car 54, Where Are You?” series, will be the grand Mr. and Mi*. William Mo Clintock, Patty, Mark and Sue, marshall of the 1970 Santiam spent Saturday in Portland Bean Festival parade August 1 visiting at the homes of his 1. sister, Mrs. Dick Robertson The announcement was made and his brother, Jack Mc- (this week by Bob Christie, Clintock and families. Bean Festival chairman. This year’s Bean Festival runs July 28-August 1. “The Swingin’ 70’s” has been picked as theme of the activities. Coronation of the queen will take place July 24. Princesses are Kathy Fletcher, Donna ~ Bartosz, Chris Hance, Barb Schoppert and Pam Daron. All are 1970 graduates of Stayton high schools. Stayton, known as ‘‘Bean Capital of the World,” annual ly attracts thousands of visi- Ronita and Robin McIntyre tors to its Bean Festival. of North Bend are visiting this week with their grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Verne Shaw Umphress. Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin and their 3 children arrived late Saturday afternoon front San Jose, Calif., for a few days visit with Mrs. Griffin’s (for merly Mildred Toman) parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tman, Sr. A family dinner was held at the Toman home Sunday with Mrs. Griffin’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Toman, daughtr, Janet, and son, Brad, coming from Salem Mr. and Mi*. Richard Park er and Jeri have been house hunting in Albany. They will be moving there later in the summer. Marge, who has taught first grade at Gates for several years, will be with the Albany School District next year. She will be teaching first grade at the Lafayette Grade school. Visitors the past week at the home of Mrs. Helen Saucier were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Custer of Forbston, Calif. Mrs. Custer will be remembered as Edna Pekasky former resident of Mill City. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc- Nulty of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slater front Redwood Valley, Calif., were weekend visitors at the home of his brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Timm. Rogers Tuers, son of M>'- and Mrs. Arlo C. Tuers, was graduated last Friday from OCE with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminology. His last semester of school was spent in working at the offices of the State Police in Salem, being the youngest of ficer in the state. At present he is assigned to the Coquille Area with the State Police. He and his wife, Patti, and daughter, Tracy, reside in Reedsport. Roy comes to us well recommended, and has had over 20 years of automotive selling experience. We invite you to come in and meet this man, who we are confident will be able to work out a deal that will satisfy you whether it is a new Chrevolet or a good dependable used car, truck, or pickup. The next time you re in Stayton come in and get acquaint ed with Roy Troutt. He's a good man to know when you decide to make a deal on a car. Home from Vacation Mrs. Verne Shaw, with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe of Salem, went to’ San Francisco last week. Mr. Howe is the assist ant manager of the J. C. Penny- Store and while he attended business meetings the ladies went shopping and sightseeing in the Frisco area, 'rhe weather was delightful and they en joyed dinner one evening on Fisherman’s Wharf. They were joined in Auburn i California by Barbara Howe's' parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Barton who were vacationing in Oregon and Washington and on there way home to Ohio. Mr. and Mrs Barton lived in Mill City during the Dam con struction and will be remem bered by many people here. The group went to Reno from San Francisco for three days before returning home. STAYTON OREGON First and Hollister - Stayton Call 769-2126 T/M-BCR ¡tit.' When a tree falls its wood may be headed for any one, or several of 4,500 different uses. We make lumber, plywood, poles, posts and shingles from trees. Jehovah's Witness To Attend District Meeting in Eugene By conversion we get paper, rayon, chemicals, plas tics, paints and varnishes. All our wood-using industries de are spending the summer in pend upon our forests for raw Mill City. They are living in The Stayton congregation of a trailer house at the home of material. The forest industries Jehovah’s Witnesses has been her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. invited to participate in the Floyd Shepherd. He will be provide jobs, pay taxes, create "Men of Goodwill” District As employed by Bill Pennick sembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses taxable wealth and help keep Logging and she will work at scheduled for Eugene, June 25- the Stayton Cannery. This fall 28, it was announced today by our country strong. It’s good they will continue their stud Mrs. Roger Tuers and Tracy John Woodcock, presiding min ies at Puget Sound College of business to prevent forest fires left with her father, Floyd ister of the local congregation. I the Bible at Seattle. Eastwood, for Memphis, Tenn. Eugene is the first of 36 as-1 and Keep America Green. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Harris Mrs. Eastwood had been called semblies arranged by the | and three children from there more than a month ago Watchtower Society of New' Springfield were weekend due to the illness and death of York to be held in the United ■ guests of her parents. Mr. and her mother. The family plans States this summer. Other con vention cities in the West in Mrs. Ben Roten. Saturday ev to be back in July. clude Seattle: Butte, Montana; ening they attended the re Mr. and Mrs. Roger Penrose, 1 Salt Lake City, Utah; Oakland. ception for their cousin, Bob Keith, Kenneth and Kimberly, Fresno and Anaheim, Calif. Roten at Lyons returned last week from a trip The Eugene assembly, to lie Mr. and Mrs. Ixiwell Cree to Eureka. Calif., where they held at the Lane County Fair attended the golden wedding attended the high school grad grounds, is expected to draw reception for Mr. and Mrs. Sim uation of Mrs. Penrose’s sister, 10,000 delegates from Oregon1 Etzel in Stayton Sunday af Melinda Wilson, and visited and Northern Calif., and a few with her mckher, Mrs. Q L. from many other states. ternoon. Wilson. The convention program will Sandra Hoover, daughter of feature Bible talks, the enact Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuers ment of Biblical dramas in Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoover, is a patient at Salem Memorial are home for the summer front cluding modem day applica their studies at OTI in Klam tion, experiences in helping hospital. ath Falls. Frank is working others through the Christian Mi*. Gordon McMorrl»» was for the Lakeline Logging Co., ministry, and a mass immer '■////'/// on vacation last week from her Candy is employed at the For sion of new ministers. duties at U. S. National bank. est Service office in Detroit High point of the assembly Mr. and Mrs. McMorris at will be the public lecture Sun George Loveall’s father, Karl day afternoon entitled "Sav tended a softball tournament at Yakima. Wn., over the Harper of Scio, was taken to ing the Human Race—In the Stayton Memorial hospital Sat Kingdom Way ” All sessions weekend. urday suffering from a light are open to the public. Frank Lumber Company, Inc. Young & Morgan Timber Co. Mis* Mary Hasan Heller stroke No visitors are allowed Mill City, Oregon but he is able to receive cards from Monmouth, spent the Mill City and Idanha, Oregon weekend at the home of her and flowers. The Harpers are Too Late to Classify Stout Creek Lumber Company I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell former residents of Mill City Cedar Lumber Company, Inc. Heller She completed her and they now reside in Scio. Mehama, Oregon FOR SALE—"Old Gun" Col Mill City, Oregon studies’ for the year at OCE lection. Any or all. Call 897- on Friday and will start work 2408 after 430, ask for Dale. U.S. Plywood Champion Papers, Inc H & W Logging Co. ing Monday in the Publica 26p Idanha-Lebanon Idanha and Mill City, Oregon tions office on the campus for ROOMS TO RENT — Daily, the summer. In the fall she Fred A. Moore, Inc ParkeH Logging Company weekly or by the month. | will resume her studies at the Logging — Mill City Ph. 897-2651 or 859-2318. 26p college. Mehama, Oregon Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise
