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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1970)
The Garden club bird feeder 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 12, 1970 contest committee enjoyed a delightful luncheon Friday at At Seattle College the home of Mrs. O. K. DeWitt. Mr. and rMs. Fred Berg Special guests were Rev. tended "Parent’s Weekend" Thomas McCamant, Dr. and LYONS—The St. Johns Ca November 6 and 7 at Seattle Mrs. Kenneth Waters all of tholic church in Milwaukie Pacific college. Salem, and Clyde Phillips. was the setting for the mar The Bergs visited their son, Dick, who is freshman at the RAYMOND CATHERWOOD Mr. and Mm. Art Robison Mr. and Mrs. William Shep riage of Miss Mae Agnes Mor- of Spray, are spending the herd were hosts at their home igan to John F. Kenny on No college. The annual student-sponsor Raymond E. “Pete” Cather week here at the home of Mr. Saturday evening for a dinner vember 7 at 2 p. m. The double wood G2, died Wednesday No and Mrs. Albert Toman. Mrs. party honoring their son, Leroy ring ceremony was performed ed event included open house vember 4th in the Veterans of the residence halls, depart Robison is a daughter of Mrs. on his 15th birthdav and her by Father Saalfeld hospital in Portland of a stroke. The bride is the daughter of mental displays, seminars on Graveside services were held Toman. They also visited with parents, Mi. and Mrs. Hugh educational costs, curriculum the Jim Rose family. Jull of Salem on their wedding Mr. and Mrs. Herman Morgan and the student community, Friday, November 6 at the Wil anniversary. Present were Mr. of Lyons and the groom’s par lamette National Cemetery in Miss Linda Crowther, daugh and Mrs. Hugh Jull from Sal ents are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew and a buffet-banquet on Sat Portland. Rev. Frank Cothrell urday evening. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank em, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jull, Kenny of Milwaukie. officiated. Given in marriage by her fa About 700 parents from Crowther, has been chosen to Terry, Sherri and Nancy from He was born in Scotts City, throughout the Northwest at the newly-named rally squad at Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ther, the bride wore a white Kansas and came to Mill City tended the “ Weekend. ” Chemeketa Community Col Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. velvet gown with empire waist with his family in 1911. He lege. Linda is a 1970 graduate William Shepherd, Bonnie, Le and bishop sleeves. Re-embroid Seattle Pacific College is a graduated from the Mill City four-year Christian liberal arts ered daisy trim fashioned the of Santiam. roy and Jerry. high school in 1926 and was bodice, cuifs and train. The college of 2.030 students. It was very active in sports. He was founded in 1891 by the Free Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Hillcs- Larry Plotta, Sr., underwent bridal gown was made by the a Corporal in the U. S. Army land attended the football facial surgery on Saturday at bride’s mother. Her bouquet Methodist church and offers of World War II. Surviving is game in Eugene Saturday the Santiam Memorial Hospi- was white chrysanthemums majors in 30 areas. his brother, Dwight Cather when the U of O wen over the tai in Stayton. Mr. . Plotts was __ and white rases. wood of West Linn, two neph Matron of honor was Mrs. Air Force Academy. Their injured last week when his ews, Captain Dwight W. Cath son, Larry, is a Fourth Class- pickup went over the bank Roy Kruger and bridesmaids erwood of the U. S. Air Force, were Mrs. John Bryant and man at the Academy near Colo- rear the Dam. Arlington Va. and Arthur F. Mrs. James Cook, both of Sal rado Springs, but was unable Catherwood of Salem. Aunts em. They wore identical gowns to make the trip. The Melody-Aires orchestra, and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. John conducted by Earl Loucks of avocado green crepe and Swan and Mr. and Mrs. James Charles Kelly attended a gave a concert in Albany last carried white chrysanthemums. Swan of Mill City, and Mrs. meeting of area postmasters in Saturday afternoon for the Re Serving as best man was Mary Lovett of Salem, and Salem Monday. Purpose of the tired School Teachers Associa Larry McPheson and ushers many cousins. Hillside Chapel DETROIT — Canyon friends were Tom Kenny, Mike Kenny meeting was to make organiza tion. of Oregon City was in charge of Mrs. Leona Lee (Lee Ware), of the services. and Hal Westberg. tional plans in preparation for J Lyons, were shocked last week Guests greeted the newly the annual Christmas rush. Re Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell Mrs. Hannah Catherwood presentatives from about 60 and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark weds at a reception held at the to learn of the tragic death of said that one of the final re post offices in the vicinity from Stayton attended the Har Rose Manor. Pouring were her daughter. Donna Lee Tan quests that Pete made was a adjacent to the Salem Post of vest Festival and Friendship Mrs. Mike Kenny and Mrs. dy of Corvallis. plea for funds for the cancer fice attended the session. Postal Night at Gervais Chapter at Jim Morgan. Mrs. Steve Web Mrs. Tandy, 38, was killed fund for research, which may er and Mrs. William Morgan when the small foreign car she help relieve the suffering of Service Officer Tony Gerber Gervais. served the wedding cake. Miss was driving was involved in i others so they would not be represented the Department in Juanita Morgan was in charge headon collision about 12:20 forced to go through what he instructions. Herbert Peck, Mayor of Mill of the guest book and Miss Tuesday on highway 34, seven did. City, underwent major surgery Octoljer 26, Mrs. Walter at the Salem Memorial Hos Susie Kenny assisted with the miles East of Corvallis. State police said the Tandy Thomas accompanied Mrs. Fre pital in Salem last Saturday gifts. DALLAS FRANKLIN After a wedding trip to1 car was eastbound following da Thayer and Mrs. Evelyn morning. Dallas Franklin, 78, Lyons, an unloaded log truck, when Carmel, Calif., the young Lee of Leona Rebekah Lodge died Monday in a Stayton hos of Scio on a visitation to Al Howard Lyness who is at couple will be at home in Mil it collided with a car driven by pital. Mrs. Marie Hellman, Albany. pha Rebekah Lodge No. 34 in tending OSU spent the week waukie. native of Sunburst, N.C., Mrs. Hellman and daughter, he A had Corvallis. lived here 27 years. He end at the home of his parents, Traci. 6. wer 3 taken to Albany was a retired sawmill worker. Warm Weather Is Mr. and Mrs. William Lyness. General hospital where the Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell Surviving are his widow, Weatherman's Report child was given outpatient Melvina, Lyons; two daughters, had as house guests Sunday treatment and her mother ad Mrs. Hattie Cole entered the DETROIT—Weather for the Mrs. Goldie Peck. Stayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bloor from Los Angeles, California Salem Memorial Hospital last week ending on Tuesday, Nov mitted in good condition with Mrs. Dorothy Garrison, Gaston: four sons, Ben. Portland, Har who were returning to their Tuesday and underwent sur ember 10th, shows a high tem lacerations. Services were held for Mrs. ry, Bay City, Willard, Mehama, perature of 66 degrees on the home following a visit in Cal gery on Saturday. Tandy at 11 a. m. Saturday at 4th and a low of 37 degrees on and Robert, Lyons; 25 grand gary, Canada. Mrs. George Flook is an- the 7th and 8th. The average Corvallis. Interment was at children and 12 great-grand Crystal Lake cemetery. | nouncing the birth of her first mean was 40 degrees. children. A native of Todelo she tí ad great grandchild, a son was Services will be at 2 p.m. Precipitation for the week HOMEOWNERS SAVE born on October 26 to Mr. and was 2.45 inches of rain, with resided in Corvallis for the Thursday in Weddle Funeral past 7 years. She is survived by Mrs. David Weinkauf at Eu-________________ Home, Stayton. Interment will the heaviest rainfall being .63 daughters, Joanne Lee, 17, be in Fox Valley Cemetery. gene. The baby weighed 71 inches on the 9th. pounds 1 oz. and has been nam-1 Bright sun shining through Jeanette, 16, Sandra M. 11, and ed Jeffrey Martin. Maternal in the early morning presaged I one son, Robin, 8. all at home: grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. a clearer day. The above wea mother, Mrs. Leona Lee, ’State Farm Fire and Casualty Company Robert Johnson of Eugene. ther report was compiled by Lyons, and father, Edward Mrs. Weinkauf will be remem Detroit weather observer, Ir Zedwlck, Dayville. Mrs. Lee came here from To bered as Judy Johnson. ene Paullin. ledo and resided in Detroit and Idanha for a number of years Mr. and Mix. Al Yankus re Spending a short weekend before moving to Lyons. She IDANHA — Election polls turned Saturday from a 10 day here with her parents, the also resided at Mill City for will be open from 2 to 8 p.m. hunting trip near Wallowa. Charles Kellys, were Dr. and awhile. December 7th, at the Idanha They returned with no elk. Mrs. Paul Barkley of Pullman, Fire Hall for the purpose of Wn. They had been on a busi electing one director to the Among those attending the ness trip to Corvallis since Idanha Rural Fire Protection Lord’s Acre Sale at Powell Thursday, but only had time District. Butte Saturday were Mr. and to spend one night in Mill City. Thursday, November 12— To date, only one petition has ■ Mrs. Cecil Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Hamburgers been issued and that is to in Charlie French, Mr. and Mrs. Potato Chips Helping Donald Sheythe ce cumbent Dave Roberts. I William McClintock, Sue and « lebrate his birthday here Sun Buttered Com Petitions may be obtained Mark, Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mr. day were his cousin and her Strawberry shortcake from Martha Taylor, Sec.-Treas. and Mrs. Don Carlson, Mr. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Milk of the District, and must be fil Mrs. Harvey Keen and Susie, from Portland. Tammy Sheythe Friday, November 13— ed with her not later than Brenda Gallion and Mr. Don of Seattle was also here, as Fish Krlsps November the 22nd, 15-days Depend on your reg Williams. Tator Tots her father, Mark Sheythe, had prior to the election. The term Green Beans to make a quick business trip istered pharmacist to is for four years. It has been announced that a Mixed Fruit Interested persons both in promptly, accurately clothing drive is being con to Salem. Glazed Doughnuts the Detroit-Idanha area are ducted by the Women’s Asso I November 16— urged to contact Mrs. Tavlor fill all prescriptions. ciation of the Presbyterian Sunday visitors of Mr. and Monday, Meat Hash Mrs. James Swan included Mr. for petitions at their earliest His professional skill church between now and No and Mrs. George Gillenwater Peas convenience. vember 18. There is a special of Gold Beach, and his brother Milk protects your health. call for light-weight clothing to and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Apricots be sent overseas, especially Gillenwater and daughter of Bread and Butter May we serve you? children’s clothing. Donations Bend. All attended services at Chocolate chip cookie may be left at Fellowship hall the Presbyterian church Sun Tuesday, November 17 Rely On Us For behind the Presbyterian day morning. They are former Vegetable chicken church at any time. This drive residents of Mill City. Soup All Prescriptions is being sponsored by the Peanut Butter Sandwich Church World Service Cloth A “friendship luncheon’* is Applesauce * ing Appeal. being planned for Thursday ’ Chocolate cake noon, November 12, in Fellow Milk Studio of Hair Design new ship hall of the Presbyterian Wednesday, November 18— MEL EIDE, Owner Ph. 897-2812 MUI City hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Wednesday church for all women of the Chili burgers through Saturday, Betty Presbyterian church and their Tomatoes Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p-m. Klutke. Phone 897-2100. 40tf guests. Speaker will be Phyllis Diced pears Gingerbread and Topping Griffith. Dean of Women at PERSONAL STATIONERY Milk OCE in Monmouth. General chairman for the affair is Mrs. Thursday, November 19— LETTERHEADS Whipped potatoes (William Lyness. Turkey- ENVELOPES Dressing Mrs. .Jim Lainnigan. from Gravy We wish to thank all the fine people the Tes Monique in Stayton, Cranberry Sauce and Mrs. Elmer Klutke, from of the area for making our Grand Opening Hot Rolls the Studio of Hair Design in Fruit Salad Mill City, attended a synthetic a success. We especially wish to thank Pumpkin Pie and Topping wig workshop at the Sheraton those who sent flowers and plants. Hotel in Portland. Sunday. Friday, November 20— Toasted Cheese Sandwich Operators from throughout the We really appreciated it. Peas state, as well as those from Orange juice Washington State, attended the ENCLOSURES Lee and Julia Bassett Peach half workshop. r“ Agnes Mae Morgan, Married Saturday OM TARGET EVERY T/ME < Daughter of Lyons Resident Killed in Car Accident Election To Be Held For Fire Director School Lunch Menu For Full Measure Of Reliability Mill Gty Pharmacy ( THANK YOU Milk The following people won the Free Prizes: Mrs. Rocky Moore is beck Lorraine Mills TV set Velma Aiderman, motor tune-up. Robert L. Ray and John Roten, service jobs. Paul Mizell, Mrs. Dean Robertson, Jerry Mumey, Roger Dunn and Bill McCall. L.P. Stero albums. L. E. BASSETT Mill City Chevron Station Ph. 897-2786 Mill City, Ore k at her job after a weeks vaca- tioi which she spent in Seattle Bremerton and Port Orchard visiting with relatives and friends. Her great granddaugh ter, who is now 3H months old, is in the Madigan General Hos pital at Seattle. The baby and her parents, ST/5 and Mrs. Steven Wilme. were flown from Frankfurt. Germany to Washington. DC. where a team of doctors spent two days with the baby and accompanied by a doctor they were flown to St. Louis. Mo., and then to McChord Air Base. The little girl has had major abdominal surgery three times The fath er has been assigned temporary duty at Fort Lewis so they can be near the baby. BUSINESS CARDS Chocolate Chip cookie bar BOOKLETS Christ mat Bazaar Slated For Tuesday DETROIT — Detroit Wom an’s Civic Club has slated Tues day. November 17th. for their annual Christmas Bazaar On display at Detroit City Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p. m. will be many home-made Christmas decorations, home made candy, and many other gift articles In conjunction with the Ba | zaar, mothers of the Deanha Kindergarten will sponsor a "Bake Sale”. Proceeds from the Bake Sale will be used to purchase need ed materials for the kindergar ' ten class. 1 ACCOUNTING FORMS RULED FORMS INVOICES The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 Mill Oregon
