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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1971)
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Henncss 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 10, 1971 Bov of the Month Girl of the Month Snow Still Prevalent I were in Klamath Falls for the They moved to Salem in 1945. bemagei, hoth of Stayton, and weekend where they attended At Upper Elevations She taught for one year at the Laura Bender, Portland; sev the graduation at OTI of their Chttimwa Indian School before eral nieces and nephews. son-in-law, Frank Tuers. I DETROIT—Snow persists Rosary services were Tues Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Staf higher elevations of Wil lam- she retired. ford and their daughter, Mrs. ' ette National Forest, but sev They lived in Mill City for day at 7:30 p. m. at Wedtiie Pat Moore and baby son, at eral campgrounds are reported several years where both were Funeral Home and Funeral tended the graduation ceremon I to be open, according to Rang- active members of Marilyn Mass was Wednesday, June 9, Pfc. Fred Alban, lT. S. Army, ies at OTI in Klamath Flails ('ah pt er No. 1 15 OES. He serv at the Stayton (^Mholie hurch I era. who is stationed at Ft. Rilay, Sunday, when their son, Lynn, In the two Mid-Willamette ed as Worthy Patron in 1950. with Rev. Bernard Neumann Kansas, is spending a short received his associate's degree. She was a past state presi officiating. Interment was at Valley districts of the forest, furlough at the home of his Mrs. Donald Flat man and there campgrounds are opeti. dent of the Women's Society Belcrest Memorial Park, Sa parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne children of Ketchikan, Alaska Detroit District: Hoover, South for Christian Service of the lem. A'lfoan. arrived here last week and are shore, Whispering Falls, Piety United Methodist churh. Visiting recently at the cisiting at the home of her Survivors include the wid Island, Whitewater, Upper home of Mr. and Mrs. Shields parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arm Humbug, Shady Cove, ower, Laurance Walworth of Too Late to Classify Salem, two daughters, Mrs. WANTED — B ub driver ReMine have been his brother Carr. and Marion Forks. Vivian Thomas of San Diego. and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gibson of Myrtle Sweet Home District: Home. 1 for Thursday, Friday, and John ReMine of San Diego. Creek spent a week recently Trout. Creek, Fernview r and Mrs. Jean Schrader, Kaneohe, Saturday of each week. Must Hawaii, six grandchildren and Flying to Seattle over the visiting with his brother and House Rock. be able-b.xlded. Ideal job for weekend to attend the annual family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gib According to Mrs. Scott one great-grandchild. pensioner. Call Jerry Pittan), “gift show” was Frank Strom- son. Mrs. Howard Gibson came Young at Marion Forks, sum- 897-2321. 23 MICHAEL FINK quist, local pharmacist. up on Saturday and they both Cheryle Sue Lawrence, dau Dale Edward Grant has been mer homes are filling up with CARD OF THANKS LYONS Michael M. Fink, Mrs. John Lengacher under returned home a week ago ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth chosen Boy of the Month for people and many eastern brook went surgery at Salem Gener Monday. l^awrence of Mill City, was May at Santiam High School. trout were taken at Ann Lake 76, 282 North 9th St., died at Good friends walked beside us Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Me chosen as Girl of the Month for Dale is the son of Mr. and Mrs. reently. On the trails we tried to keep; a Salem hospital Sunday. al Hospital Monday and was Bom in Frank, S. D., he was I Our burden seemed less heavy reported on Tuesday as recov hama visited last Sunday with May at Santiam High School. Joe Smith of Mill City and will I Mr. and Mrs. Hay Wooden, a retired Linn County Road And the hills were not so steep. ering satisfactorily and in good Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson. She will be a Sophomore next be a Senior next year. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Far- year. Janet. Carol and Karen from Department employe. He lived ! The weary miles passed swiftly spirits. Dale has participated in Mr. ;ind Mrs. Louis Morgan, men accompanied Mr. and Mrs. She has been active in G.A.A. Chess Club, Basketball. Foot Riddle, were in Mill City Mon here 25 years. He belonged to Taken in joyous stride. And all the work! was brighter who recently sold their home Joe Lalack on the trip to Reno Pep Club, Girls Volleyball, ball, Baseball and track. Next day visiting friends and rela St. Francis Catholic church. Surviving are widow Mary; Because they walked by our in Mill City have now moved over the Memorial Holiday Girls Track and Basketball year he will be Honor Society tives. They were dinner guests skie. at the home of her uncle and sisters. Mrs. Hattie Kandel, to Salem at 557 48th Court, weekend. Statistition. This year she has Vice-President. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Buenien- been Vice-President of the Thank you for coming to my S. E. He plans to enter the Navy aunt. .Mr. and Mrs. William Roslyn, S. D., Mrs. Teresa installation on Sunday. Thanks, Rund, Banning. Ca., Mary Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe, of an and twin sons from Port Freshmen Class. Next year she after High School graduation McClintock. Jungwirth, Newlx'rg; Martha too, for ti»e many lovely gifts. Portkind, accompanied by Mrs. land were dinner guests Mon will be President of her class and later hopes to get further Patty McClintock Jungwirth, and Mrs. Ella Sil- Verne Shaw, are spending a day at the home of her moth and be in Intra-School Council. education. few days this week in San er, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peter son. They had spent the week Francisco. Those who plan to attend are marked die occasion. Numer Mr. and Mrs. Donovan L. end at their place on the North asked to contact Mrs. Lloyd ous other friends of the family Moffatt entertained after grad Fork. Spending the weekend at the Girod, Mrs. Ruth McCombs or and young people were invited uation exercises here Friday NEED A night in honor of their son, home of Mrs. Ardith Brusasco Mrs. Phyllis Dolezal, Jr. who to the house for refreshments. Rev. Wayne Blake of the Michael Moffatt, and their was her nephew and his bride, are making arrangements for Mill City Presbyterian church nephew, Tony Savage, who Mr. and Mrs. Lin Casciato of transportation. TOW? ARLO CRESTON TI ERS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shelton took part in the graduation were among graduates of San- Portland. Arlo Creston Tuers, 54 from.. Lincoln.. City visited ceremonies at Detroit High Saturday guests at the home tiam High. Present besides the School Thursday evening, giv Mill City died Sunday of honor guests and the Moffatt’s of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Day in Mill City Sunday. other two sons, Mark and Rick, were Mr. and Mrs. James Stal Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo ing the benediction. Mrs. Blake apparent heart attack. visited several days last week has been the English instruct Bom January 24, 1917, were Mr. and Mrs. Athol Sav ey and Ricky from Eugene. with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bal or the past school year at De Riverton, Neb., Mr. Tuers came AllState Guests Sunday at the home age, Terry Savage and Nick! Twist of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe timore in Redmond. They took troit. Due primarily to her to the Mill City area in 1936. Motor Club April 7, 1938, he was mar Richard Brown of Stayton, were Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ham several sight-seeing trips while success in directing the music On ried to Mary J. Fencl in Kelso, there. The one they especially al, "Brigadoon, ” at that school Road Service end Mrs. Vee Golden, mother mond from McMinnville, Mr. of Mrs. Moffatt and Mrs. Sav and Mrs. Charley Day and Bart enjoyed was seeing the “paint recently, it has been decided Wn., and lived his entire mar ried life in Mill City. He was to incorporate a class in drama age. Bruce, and Brian Howe from ed hills.” east of Prineville. an Edgerman at Frank Lum Guests at tlie home of Mr. in the curriculum next year. Michael McFadden will be Salem. ber Company for the post 34 Sunday evening guests at the and Mrs. Martin Hansen have among those graduating from years. Mr. Tuers was a mem We Give S & H Green Stamps Indio Union High at College home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley been their daughter and fam ber of the Mill City Presbyter Phone 897-2442 Mill City of the Desert at Indio, Ca., Day were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ily, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Cros ian church, Mill City Lodge ier of Fremont, Calif. Friday. He is the son of Mr. Shepherd. AF&AM No. 180, and the Sunday visitors at the home There was no Garden Club and Mrs. Duane McFadden Royal Neighbors of America. (LaVetta Powelson) formerly meeting last week. The date of Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Brunner Surviving besides the wid of Mill City. The McFadden’s has been changed to June 24. were their daughter and fam ow, Mary, are sons, Alan, will soon be moving to Coachel The group will leave Mill City ily, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kanoff Bruce and Frank all of Mill Friday and Sat- la, Ca., where he is employed. at 9:30 a. m. and will spend of Prineville. — City, and Roger of Reedsport; Julie and Sharon Bevier, the day in Salem where they urday visitors were their other brothers Earl and Dwayne of daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jim will view the Rose Gardens at daughter and family, Mr. and Franklin, Neb.; Verlyn, Des Bevier of Salem have been Bush Park and tour “Deep Mrs. Lenthel Ragsdale. The A total of 23 Eastern Mar spending a few days visiting wood.” Those planning to go Ragsdales have been living in ion County residents will re Moines, Iowa, and Reynold of Salem. There are six grand at the home of their grandpar will take their own sack lunch Newport where he was assoiat- ceive degrees and certificates children also surviving. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Carl and will have a picnic at Bush ed with Georgia-Pacific and are from Chemeketa Community Funeral services will be on now on their way to North Car son. Park. College in graduation exercis Thursday at 2 p. m. at Weddle Studio of Hair Design open Weekend guests at the home olina where he was transfer es Friday, June 11. Funeral Home, Stayton, with red by Georgia-Pacific. six <iays a week. Barbara Dav of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hel Dr. Robert MacVicar, presi Rev. Donald Dishong officiat Attending church services idson on duty Monday, Wed ler were their longtime dent of Oregon State Univer Interment will be at Fair nesday, Thursday and Friday. friends, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rus at the Presbyterian church sity, will speak at the 8 p. m. ing. view Cemetery, Gates. A Ma For a limited time only due to Crown Ellen Stahlman on duty Tues sell from Bradley, South Dako with Mrs. Harry Mason Sun ceremony in the Salem Armory’ sonic funeral is being planned. day through Saturday. Betty ta. The Russell’s have spent the day morning were her daugh Auditorium. Bushman ' Khitke on duty Thursday winter at McMinnville and are ter. Mrs. Robert Among those receiving certi MRS. L. WAI.WORTH Zellerbach Paper Mill Strike through Saturday. Hours 9 a.m. getting ready to return to ( Isabelle Mason), and two ficates for completion of one- Memorial servies for Mrs. of Laramie, Wyo., daughters to 5 p.m. Phone 897-2100. 22tf South Dakota for the summer. year programs is Sherley Jean Laurence (Vivian) Walworth, who were visiting here. The coffee hour at Fellow Stone of Mill City, dental as 79, 1955 Dallas Road, Salem, were held at 1:30 p. m. Mon ship hall Sunday morning fol- sistant certificate. Local students receiving As day at the West Salem United I lowing Presbyterian church services honored Miss Daisy sociate in Science Degrees for Methodist church. Rev. James Geddes, who was observing completion of two year pro D. Patterson and Dr. S. Ray her 90th birthday anniversary grams are Dellis Joe Hince, nor Smith officiated. Virgil T. and who is still a very active Jr., Mill City, forest industries Golden Mortuary was i n I member of the Women’s Asso technician; Ethel Hutchinson, charge. Mrs. Walworth passed away ciation of the church. Miss Lyons, technical nursing; and Geddes is also a member of the Darrel E. Huber of Lyons .me at her home last Wednesday. I Santiam Rebekah lodge and of | chanical engineering technic She had been in poor health for some time. the Mill City Woman’s club ian. The deceased was born in for whom she has been corres Burlington, Kansas and grad ponding secretary for many years, having recently been Nora Holm and Bruce uated from the University of Kansas. She was a school tea installed for another term. cher in Kansas and Hawaii., Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Slayden To Be Wed Clintock were hosts for a buf DETROIT — Mr. and Mrs. fet supper Sunday evening at their home following installa IJoyd Holm of Scio are an tion ceremonies of Marilyn nouncing the approaching mar- Assembly No. 60 Order of . riage of their daughter, Miss Rainbow for Girls. Attending I Nora Darlene Holm, to Bruce were Mrs. J. C. Dickinson. Mr. I Warren Slayden, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton of i and Mrs. Edward Slayden, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Richard I Detroit. The wedding will be Robertson from Portland, Mr. | an event of June 15 at 7 p. m. and Mrs. Laverne Torgison, ' at the Calvary Lutheran Wes, Stan and Kip Underhill j . L4IUIV11 church HI in vJUJJLVll. Stayton. _____ from Scio. Mrs. Gordon Mc I Miss Holm is a graduate of Morris, Mrs. Francis Alban IOSU with a teacher’s degree, and Mitchell, Pfc Fred Alban, | and her fiance is attending from Ft. Riley, Kansas, Mr. Oregon State. and Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mr. and Mrs. William McClintock, Pat No-Host Dinner Held ty. Sue and Mark. Jim. Betty. Lou McMorris • From 1:00 p. m. until Everything is Auctioned is on vacation from her duties For MariLinn Teachers at U. S. National bank. • Over 100 Cars and Trucks to Bid On Parents interested in creative Who Are Leaving playtime for their three year- • Bid Your Own Price olds should plan on sending LYONS — Recently a no • Bank Financing on Approved Credit them to my Nursery School be host dinner was served at Mari- ginning September. 1971. For Linn school honoring those( ED LEWIN, Auctioneer more information please con not returning for another tact Mrs. Valerie McClain at year. They are Curtis Beneficl, | AUCTION UNDER COVER—OUT OF HEAT OR RAIN Famous Amity top . _ grain leather billfolds at 897-2469. 25 I principal, Mrs. Ethel Wyman,1 fantastic once-a-year sale prices! Your choice Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly ] Jean Roberts, Eva Benefiei, of new credit card styles or traditional favor attended commencement exer jand John Huffman. They were ites in English Morocco, Water Buffalo or cises at Detroit High school for | each presented with a gift. Pic- English Kipskin. All are elegantly gift boxed. the class of 1971 on Wednesday . tures were shown by Mr. and evening when their nephew, Mrs. Wesley Helsel. Michael Monroe received his Others attending were Mrs. I We Have a Complete Line of diploma on his 18th birthday. Linda Mikkelson, Mr. and Mrs. Following the ceremonies at Thurman Smith, Mr. and Mrs. the high schol gymnasium, the | Roscoe ~ ~ - -• INVENTORY TO Poole, " Mrs. Jackie Kellys were among relatives . Mehl, Mr. and Mrs. Jim David- BE AUCTIONED invited to the home of Mr. and (son. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mil- Come In and Choose Yours Today! Mrs. Ray Monroe of Planha ( ey, Mr. and Mrs Leland Good, (Nancy Haseman) for a buffet | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Culwell, supper. Included were R. C. Mr. and Mrs. Al Ixmtzer, Mr. Haseman of Albany and his and Mrs. Douglas Mentze, Mr. sister, Mrs. Verna Raines of and Mrs. George Schoppcrt, Izba non. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. | Mr. and Mrs. Jim Silbemagel, Hill of Albany also attended I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kuiken, "Your Gift Headquarters" the graduation. The date mark-, Mr. and Mrs. George VanAgt- ed the Sth birthday annivers- mael, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roy, ary of Dennis Monroe, young- Mr. and Mrs Izxiis Henning, Frank Stromquist, Owner est son of the host and hostess Mrs. Katie Skillings, Mrs. Ha- Phone 897-2812 Mill City IN BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN STAYTON — PHONE 769-2117 so he also joined in the fest.iv izel Wirth, Mrs. Jeanne Owen, ities. Two large decorated cakes‘and Mrs. Effie Anderson LOCALS OBITUARIES?? Vern’s Shell Service Many Receive Degrees from Chemeketa College FREE SAWDUST We Will Deliver For A Nominal Fee FOR FATHER’S DAY DIMITY. SPECIAL SALE FRANK LUMBER Co., Inc. Regular $9.00 Billfolds PUBLIC AUCTION USED CARS-TRUCKS Sunday, June 13,1971 at Philippi Ford in Stayton Used Car Dealers Invited Buy Cars & Trucks On Your Own Bid Father's Day Cards 200000 Philippi Ford L
