Giu-den Club members ai-e
Wins Trophies At Lebanon
' reminded to meet on Thursday
I at 10:30 a. m. at the home of
I Mrs. Lloyd Girod for coffee
and to make plans for some
trips to be marie this summer
as some dates may have to be
changed. The meeting will be
short.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Shaw from June 4 until
June 13 were Denise, Dianne,
and Mike Andrews, from Myr
tle Creek. Their parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Don Andrews brought
them on Friday and their mo
ther came back Wednesday
and stayed until Sunday.
¡Church M mbers To
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 17, 1971
I Have Outdoor Service
Mrs. Milton Roten of Lyons
attended 8th grade graduation
last Tuesday. Her nephew,
Jerry Shepherd was a mem
ber of the class.
Herbert Schroeder has been
ill at his home following a
slight attack. Mrs. Edward
Schroeder of Salem, their
Dinner guests Monday at daughter-in-law, assisted Mrs.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. El Schroeder by driving up each
mer Shaw were Mr. and Mrs. play to do errands and whatev-
Robert Andrews of Vernonia. er was needed.
Spending Tuesday and Wed
The elder daughter of Mr.
nesday at their place were
Several race car enthusiasts from the Gates-Mill
Earl Priest and Harold Rich- and Mrs. Alan Tuers, 8-year-old City area have been participating in the races held
inson of Kingsley, Kansas. Mr. Kim, was hospitalized from I each Saturday and Sunday at the Willamette Speed
Priest is Mrs. Shaw’s nephew. Saturday until Tuesday of last way in Lebanon. On Sunday, June 6, George Fuller of
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. week due to a virus infection. Gates took second place in the first fast heat. Although
Saint Lee from Whittier Ca.,
Sgt. Richard Blakeley, Jr., is. there have been several contestants winning from this
were guests at the Shaw home.
here at the present time visit- area, Fuller has been the first one to win for quite some
— _ — with L. his
J .. parents,
M XX»--. ♦ Af»*
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilman J ing
Mr. nw.l
and time. He has several trophies won from previous stock
drove to Portland Airport Sun Mrs. Richard Blakeley, Sr. car races. Shown above are Al Byeal and George Ful
day where they met her sister, Sgt. Blakeley is serving his ler ho’ding trophies won Saturday night at the Willam
Mrs. C. J. Carson and her third tour of duty in Vietnam. ette Speedway in Lebanon.
grandson, Phillip Leibsch, from His wife and two children did
Atchison, Kansas. They will not accompany him on this
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jull of weather information for mill
be staying about two weeks trip. Blakeley was seriously
with the Gilmans. On Wednes wounded on his first tour of Salem were in Mill City last er Service which provides
day the Gilmans took their duty in Vietnam, but says they Tuesday evening to attend 8th tary flight operations.
houseguests to Portland where have a job to do there and this grade graduation. Their grand The 20-year veteran, who has
they visited with their daugh is why he has signed up for son, Jerry Shepherd was a served in the Republic of Kor
member of the graduating ea, is a 1948 graduate of Deep-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. another tour of duty.
have (Minn.) High school. He
class.
Don Hansen.
received a bachelor’s degree
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jenkins in geography in 1970 from Cal
Guests at the Wes Jahn spent the weekend at the coast
home have been his uncle and in their trailer home. The and Sally attended the wedding ifornia State College at San
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William weather there was not too of Rita Lee Frichtl, daughter Bernardino.
His wife, Carol, is the daugh
Jahn of Mesa, Ariz, who came good, but from reports it was of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frich-
to attend their son’s wedding not much 'better here at home. tl, to Warren Lee Jordan Sat ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E.
urday morning at St. Marys’ Sletto, of Mehama.
which was an event of Satur
A group of Presbyterian Catholic church in Corvallis.
day, in Reedsport. Wes Jahn
was best man for his cousin. churchwomen served a buffet A reception followed in the Me
The William Jahn’s grand supper to members of the Arlo morial Union Hall at Oregon Detroit District To
daughter, Kim, returned to Tuers family and their visit State University.
Hold Timber Sale
Mill City with them for a few ing relatives at Fellowship
Mrs. C. O. (Ole) Erickson re
days’ visit. Also, their daugh Hall late Thursday afternoon,
DETROIT—Sealed bids will
ter, Mrs. Ted Waldo, who had June 10, following memorial cently returned from a three
come up for the wedding, services for Mr. Tuers at Stay- weeks trip to the East. She be received by the District
stayed Sunday overnight at ton and at Fairview Cemetery flew to Rhode Island where Ranger, Detroit Ranger Sta
the Wes Jahn home. They took near Gates. Several members she attended the funeral of a tion, up to and not later than
her to the airport Monday to of Marilyn Chapter of the Eas sister and visited with many 10:00 A.M. June 25th for an
return to her home in San tern Star also furnished food friends and relatives there and estimated 9,900,000 board feet
in Massachusetts. She also at of Willamette National Forest
Jo6e, Ca.
for the occasion.
tended a nephew’s wedding the timber in the Scorpion timber
Mr. and Mrs. William Timm day before she returned home. sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Pease re
The sale consists of 7,000.000
turned. Thursday from tile spent the weekend at Dexter
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Darby bd. feet of Douglas-Fir adver
coast, where they spent their with their son-injlaw and
time crabbing. They reported daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken from Lebanon spent Monday tised at $57.15 per thousand bd.
good luck on the trip, but that Weathers and family follow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ft. and 2,900,000 bd. ft. of Noble-
Fir and other coniferous spec
the weather could have been ing the wedding of her nephew, Floyd Shepherd.
ies at $21.90 per thousand.
better.
Neil Slater at Independence on
In addition there is within
Mrs. Ollie Muise and Denise
June 12.
and Mr. and Mrs. William the sale area an estimated 219
Studio of Hair Design open
six days a week. Barbara Dav-
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Haywood Timm went to Pleasant Hill acres of all species logs which
toson on duty Monday, Wed and Mrs. Marie Herron of Sa June 6 where they attended the bidder is required to pur
nesday, Thursday and Friday. lem attended graduation cere graduation exercises for tire chase at $159.82 per acre.
Ellen Stahlman on duty Tues monies at the U of 0 Sunday. high school. The Timm's grand The stand is located approx
day through Saturday. Betty Rex Herron was among those daughter, Vickie Weathers, imately 14 miles N. E. of De
Klutke on duty Thursday graduating. He will be leaving a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. troit.
Timm)
through Saturday. Hours 9 a.m. soon for Albany, N. Y. where Kenneth (Beverly
to 5 p.m. Phone 897-2100. 22tf he will further his education. Weathers ’vas a member of the
graduating class. Vickie is Too Late to Classify
Mrs. Mudse’s niece.
*
FOR SALE—Tilt bed trailer.
Good tires, $250. See at Har
M Sgt. Hueller Gets
vest Hut, Mill City. John
Kenline.
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A special message was giv
en during the Sunday morning
services at the Presbyterian
Church by Miss Barbara Car
negie, a member of the First
United Presbyterian Church of
Albany, member of Willamette
Presbytery’s Youth Ministries
Committee, sophomore at the
University of Oregon, and Wil
lamette Presbytery’s Youth Ad
visory Delegate to the 183rd
General Assembly ot Roches
ter, New York, who shared her
experiences at that meeting.
Miss Lois Bates of Albany,
Youth Moderator of Willamette
Presbytery, was also in atten
dance and was introduced by
Rick Posekany.
It was announced that on
Sunday, July 11. an outdoor
church service will be conduct
ed at “The Cedars” shelter at
Fisherman’s Bend, followed
by a family .picnic for all
church members and friends. |
Eat Drink and Be Merry
FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL
FREE MILKSHAKE
When Accompanied by One or
More Children
F
r 1 Dairq
◄ .Q ueen
Phone 769-5311
L
Stayton,
Oregon
OPEN: Sunday thru Thursday 11 a-m.—11 pan.
Friday and Saturday 11 a.m.—Midnight
Rainbow Sprinklings
Tuesday night, 8 girls of
Marilyn Assembly walked
down the aisles of the High
School Auditorium as they
graduated from the 8th grade.
They are: Vicki Blair, Patty
Fohl, Paulann Hagen, Lynette
Hughes, Vicki McCall, Dcbi
McLain, Rhonda Meader, and
Christy Spurgeon.
A dime-a-dip dinner was held
before the meeting of June 9.
Dishes were furnished by each
of the mothers and serving was
done by the Mothers Club.
Christy Spurgeon and Verlene
Peterman also helped serve.
$27.80 was made.
Debi McLain was the new in-
tiate for Patty McClintock’s
first meeting on June 9 .Gayle
Hopkins, Grand Historian; Lori
Kent, Jr. Past Worthy Advis
or; Peggy Houck, Hope; and
Nancy Gould, Fidelity; all of j
Chadwick Assembly No. 3 vis-1
ited the meeting, as did Mr.
and Mrs. Laverne Torglson
from Cedar Chapter No. 171 in
Scio.
A picnic was planned for
June 15, if the sun decided to
visit John Neal Park at around
6:00. Debi McLain and Lynette
Hughes will provide games
and entertainment for the
event.
ORDERS TO GO
Live a Little
FREE
SAWDUST
For a limited time only due to Crown
Zellerbach Paper Mill Strike
We Will Deliver For A
Nominal Fee
FRANK LUMBER Co., Inc.
A man’s country is not a cer
tain area of land, but it is a
principle: and patriotism is loy
alty to that principle.
—George William Curtis
Mill City, Oregon
BETTER LIVING FROM TREES
FOR FATHER’S DAY
DIMITY.
Air Force Medal
SPECIAL SALE
Regular $9.00 Billfolds
sale $E 49
THULE, Greenland—M/Sgt.
Wiliam A. Hueller, son of Mr.
CARDS
and Mrs. Harold Hueler of I
Toledo, Ore., has been decorat ■OF Bi
ed with the U. S. A. F. Com
mendation Medal at Thule AB,
THANKS
Greenland.
Sgt. Hueller distinguished
Ray Taylor, Ix>la Hennes'
himself by meritorious service
ns an instructor at the Military and Reynold Heseman and
Airlift Command Noncommis- their families wish to express
sionned Officer Academy at their thanks to the many
friend? for their acts of sym
Norton AFB, Calif.
He was honored during cere- pathy and kindness during
mcnies at Thule where he now their recent bereavement.
These kind acts will neve'
serves as a weather forecaster
with a unit of the Air Weath-, be forgotten.
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Krafl Cheese Spread
FOREVER
xVi«7'
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Jfic
5 Ounce................................ Cfl
Pimento, Olive-Pimento, Bacon & American
'Jways there will be wood to meet
ti e fa.<A.ing demands of our growing nation
Prices Good June 17 through June 24, 1971
because Americans support the Tree Farm
concept of growing trees as a crop.
Famous Amity top grain leather billfolds at
fantastic once-a-year sale prices! Your choice
of new credit card styles or traditional favor
ites in English Morocco, Water Buffalo or
English Kipskin. All are elegantly gift boxed.
We Have a Complete Line of
Father's Day Cards
Mill City Pharmacy
"Your Gift Headquarters"
■MKMMMM HI aMHiM NUMIAMMBM ¡MUMKillMk^'l« wi u Ui IM
Frank Stromquist, Owner
Phone 897-2812
Mill Qty
Breads and Pastry
Money Orders
Fruits and Vegetables
Ice
Beverages (Warm and Cold)
RECREATION
WILDLIFE
I
I
Open 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. For Your Convenience
WATER
WE GROW TREES AS A CROP
Come In and Choose Yours Today!
Canned Goods
Frozen Foods
Non-Preserlption Drugs
Meats and Dairy Products
Cigarettes and Candy
V. OOD
Frank Lumber Company, Inc.
Mill City, Oregon
Young & Morgan Timber Co.
Mill City and Idanha, Oregon
Stout Creek Lumber Company
Mehama, Oregon
U.S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc.
Idanha-Lebanon