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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 15, 1971 Carpenter Strike Didn't Stop Them fUJo4WüÚ. PcUfA Presbyterians Worship At Park Sunday of the church, accompanied by the Blakes and Mrs. Stew art, had enjoyed a supper at the shelter Saturday evening, and an overnight campout, Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor with breakfast there on Sun day morning. Although chilly during the Andersen Family morning hours, the sun came out and the weather turned Reunion Held at off warm Sunday afternoon when some of the men and Fishermens Bend Park boys enjoyed playing horse Santiam Rebekah Lodge No. shoes, and the women spent The annual Andersen family the time visiting informally in 166 held their regular meeting July 7 with Noble Grand Mrs. reunion was held July 4 with the welcome sunshine. Otto Weidman presiding. a picnic at the Firs Shelter Drill Captain, Mrs. Irl Ply- at Fishermen’s Bend park. The male announced that the new oldest family member attend drill was now ready and called ing was Mrs. Marvel Ander drill practice for July 21. New sen, of Condon, and the youg- Electronic Servicing And Sales at robes for the drill team were est was the 12-week-old in Reasonable Rates authorized. fant of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy The co-chairmen of the float Keeton of Dallas. committee, Mrs. Dave Barn- Others attending were Mr. hardt, Mrs. Albert Carr and and Mrs. Jack Spoelstra, Mr. Mrs. Otto Weidman were giv and Mrs. Ron Phelps and en a standing ovation for their Rhonda, Mr. and Mrs. Donald outstanding work on the Farrin and son, Mr. and Mrs. PHONE PHONE Grand Sweepstakes winning Jim Wilkinson, Michelle and float for the Fourth of July. Anita. Mr. and Mrs Dale Ken The chairmen presented the dall, Mrs. LaDonna Crofoot SALEM GATES trophy to the lodges and ex and Larry, Arnold Winkler, 581-4047 897-2777 tended their thanks to all those Kim, Jeanne, Mark and Rich who had assisted with time ie, all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. and materials. Milton Andersen of Lincoln Mrs. Otto Weidman announc City and their grandchildem, ed the annual IOOF-Rebekah LeRoy and Gayle Dewire of I picnic will be held at her Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Salem, Oregon 97301 3882 State Street, home August 1, at 12:30 p. m. Andersen of Sandy and sons, All Oddfellows, Rebekahs and Derrel and Lenord of Lyons, their families are invited. All Mr. and Mrs. Dale Spoelstra, attending are asked to bring Shelly and Brian of Wallowa, their own table service. Cof Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Couch, Canyon Area Every Thursday fee will be provided. Jeffry and Eugene of Hermis From Mehama To Idanha Good of the Order chair ton, Gary W. Andersen of Dal man, Mrs. Albert Carr held a las. Harry D. Andersen and SLY VANIA and ZENITH SALES quiz on the statistical measure Mr. and Mrs. Larry Andersen ments of the Statue of Liberty. of Klamath Falls. Also, Helen Following the meeting, re Andersen of Mehama, Mr. and freshments were served by Mrs. Derrel Andersen, Mr. and Of New or Used, Uolor or Black and White TV’s at Mrs. Alex Bodeker and Mrs. Mrs. Roy Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bruder. Robert Andersen and Henry, and guest Golda Martens all Why Don’t You Subscribe to of Mill City. Those coming from Washing The Mill City Enterprise ton were Mr. and Mrs. Max Wells of Vancouver and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and Shelly of Richland. This is the first year that Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Couch and family of Hermiston have been able to attend the family reunion as he has been in the Armed Services serving over seas. Nearly 50 adults and child ren attended the out-door wor ship service conducted by Rev. Wayne Blake of the Presbyter ian church at 11 o'clock Sun day at the Cedars Family Group shelter at Fishermen’s Bend, followed by a no-host picnic. The affair was arranged by the Every-Member Calling Committee, headed by Suzy Stewart, as a conclusion to the Every-Member Calling cam paign of the past few months. A group of the young people Rebekahs To Have Drill Practice Soon CAPITOL SERVICE No Mileage Charge GOOD SELECTION REASONABLE PRICES NOW Is the Time To Do That INTERIOR PAINTING We have all the supplies you'll need to give that room a clean new look. Check us for all your painting needs. $£99 Western Auto Interior Latex $^29 and Per Gallon $g99 Kem Tone Per Gallon We also have quarts for the smaller jobs Western Auto and Rose Hardware Phone 897-2785 PERSONAL STATIONERY LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES Phone 897-2772 Notes from Hermit Hollow v: -‘'1^ ■ By Rod Barker To plant a seed is to express faith. To see it grow is to know In the above picture in the foreground, Mrs. Gale fulfillment. We gardeners have been Dorothy, local teacher, can be seen swinging a trowel commiserating with one anoth smoothing out the cement on the foundation of the er about the long, cold wet bam they are building. Gale was laid off by the carpen Spring and how much things ters strike. Maybe Mrs. Dorothy is enjoying some “wo are way behind last year in man’s lib,” but that is doubtful. Jerry Pittam is respon the garden. Yet some plants sible for the photo. prefer this type of weather and peas are going to be in abundance. The lettuce is do more days in the area doing ing well, and the potatoes and some rock hounding. parsnips look very vigorous. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith Onions are lovers of dry, i and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teet- hot weather and the row of | ers were among those camp sets and plants I put in have ing and fishing at Crane all developed large leaves but Prairie dufing the 4th of July no sized bulbs, so I shall weekend. count their profit in benefiting Mr. and Mrs. Bud Norton other crops planted nearby in and the Richard Bilyeu fam There are four girls employ keeping away harmful insects. ily were at Maupin during the ed on the Detroit Ranger Dis In the flower garden there 4th of July holidays. has been one continuous show At the Merle Philippi home trict for the summer filling po of color. The wallflowers are for the 4th of July were their i sitions formerly held by men. still blooming after two son-in-law and daughter, Dr. | Lorraine Seger from Den months, the shorter lived iris and Mrs. Ron Burr of Corval ver, Colorado and a senior at looked stately with their royal lis and their sons family, Mr. Colorado State University ma purple and gold blooms against and Mrs. Steve Dustin and joring in Wildlife Biology is working in Reforestation. Lor a backdrop of cedar boughs. Melanie. New dianthus, achillea, San Mrs. Dorothy Owen came, raine stated, “This is my first tiam lilies, sweet williams, from Blodgett July 6 for a I job with the Forest Service, and snapdragons are brighten visit at the Grant Smith homeI I’ve come to realize that the ing the scene with the later and with other relatives and ! Forest Service dedicates many efforts to recreation as well as herbaceaus perennials showing friends here. Mrs. M. V. Frame visited timber management. »> ’ their buds. An old pink moss Becky Franke of Jefferson, rose growing by the front door with relatives and friends in _____ I Wisconsin and a sophomore at is laden with bloom again af Eugene Saturday. R. _____ Brock, , , presi-1 ter generously giving five Dr. Fred 1__ __ ___ Colorado State University ma- more plantings last autumn dent of the Western Baptist I joring, also, in Wildlife Bio And to think this piece of Bible College in Salem, was I loSy will be stationed at Mar- Earth was a waste patch a guest speaker at the morning lon Lake as a Wilderness Ran- year ago where rubbish and worship service at the Me-1 §er. Becky is enthused with hama Community Church Sun- j ber job and said, ‘“I was very old cars had bene dumped. eager to accept the job, espec- For the many retired per day. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Olsen I ,ially when I found the duty to sons surely there cannot be a more satisfactory and reward left Friday for their home in be that of a wilderness rang ing pastime than gardening. Brookings after a weeks visit er. I had talked with a wilder Even if one has but a few at the home of her brother-in- ness ranger in Montana and boxes filled with soil, one can law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wyoming when hiking in the Beartooth Mountains, and still enjoy the pleasure of ga Lloyd Sletto. ' thought to have his job would thering flowers and fresh sal- be like a dream come true.” adings one has sown them Jean Leth of Salem, Oregon selves. The U. S. Dept, of Ag Gatewoods Return is a Collection Officer in the riculture publishes a dime District campgrounds. bulletin No. 163, on minigard From Vacation Trip Donna Hepp, who is a sen ens in old buckets and bushel ior at the University of Wash Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gate baskets—even plastic bags! ington, is working as a Wild Not only did I end the beer wood and Denace recently re erness ranger at Pamelia Lake. By Patty McClintock turned from a family reunion ’parties for the slugs but I cut Donna was employed last sum off their aproaches to my at Charleston. The reunion The obligatory picnic honor mer on the District in Refor juicy cauliflowers by putting was held at Sunset Bay for estation. a thick mulch of sawdust ing Mark Sexson, Founder of Mrs. Iva Parks and family, The District also has thirteen Rainbow, was held July Uth Children attending were the around them. at John Neal Memorial Park. students employed, partici I wonder why, when the Gatewoods from Mill City, Mr. The turn-out was very poor, pants of the Neighborhood and Mrs. Hugh Gatewood, seed companies put 500 seeds I in one packet and 50 in anoth- I but I°r Those who did attend Youth Corps, who are working Kirkland, Wn., Mr. and Mrs. er, the 500 all germinate and if was a lot of fun- Esther Free- as Forestry Aides. Eleven of Barton Gatewood and Rusty, only five or six of the others man gave the prayer and the these young people are stud Charleston, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. ents at Santiam High School | seven girls attending gave ,v,en 5 ir}s attending gave an an Jack Bonds, Jr., and daughter, that you particularly want j | se addenda honoring Mark Sex- and two are students at De- plenty of, come through!! Lee, from Culver City, Calif., I son, and telling how he found triot High School. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard ed Rainbow. Chairman of the Bushnell, Kevin, Kenny and “Anual” picnic was Susy Keen. Linda from Grant Pass. Special guests included: Mr. Grandchildren attending the Mrs. John Teeters and Mrs. Richard Freeman Community event were Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pfc. Rolland Longfellow, (Past Mother Advisor), Paul Parker, Christian and Joe from who had been enjoying a leave and Esther (Past Worthy Ad Culver City, Mr. and Mrs. Bar at the home of his parents, visor), Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calendar of Event« ney Paul, Tammy and Denise Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long French, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell from Wenatchee, Wn., Mr. and fellow, left July 8 for Ft. Cree (Worthy Matron and Pa Mrs. Jim White and Tamie, Lewis, Wn., where he will be tron), Mrs. Betty Weiking, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hubler, Billy receiving an overseas assign Miss Tracy Ward, and Miss Thursday, July 15— and Randy, and Danny Gate ment. Janarry Gifford. I Mill City Garden Club 11 wood all of Charleston; Mr. On July 12th Patty McClin-' Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kelly, and Mrs. J. Christian, Jerelen former owners of the Canyon tock and Susy Keen went into I a. m. potluck picnic at Niagara and Robin, Grants Pass, Mr. Hardware store here, have the Willamette Valley Humane Park. and Mrs. Butch Gatewood, gone to Stevenson, Wn., where Society to do the weekly Tuesday, July 20— John, Mary and Mike. North he has a an interest in a ply- cleaning. The supplies this Mill City Steering Commit Bend. Wn.. and Thomas Lamay I WOod mill. week were furnished by Sally Of Grants »• rx •-* 4 ZX Pass. ILi n M zx — of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shel Jenkins. The girls will be go tee meeting 8 p. m. at the Eagles Lodge. Others attending were Mr. ton and son arrived Friday ing each Monday. and Mrs. Steve Son. Grants evening, July 9. from Camp There will be a regular Wednesday, July 21_ Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Story, Va„ for a visit at the scheduled meeting this Wed- Coder and two children from Bruce Matthis home and with ' nesday at 7:00. All girls must Rebekahs meet at hall at 8 Pleasantville. p. m. attend or call Patty. other relatives here. » » « Unable to attend were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis and Mrs. Darrel Delay and came from Portland Saturday When an American says that ^ponsored as a public service bv family from Brookings and afternocti for a few days visit he loves his country, he means Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Guenther with her -brother-in-law and not only that he loves the New and family from Edmonds. Wn. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl England hills, the praires l —----------------------- ening in the sun, the wide and Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mon rising plains, the great moun Insurance Agency, Inc. Mrs. Duncan Has roe camped on the Metolius tains. and the sea. He means Visitors From Turkey river during the 4th of July that he loves an inner air, an 12» Wall Street Visiting last week at the weekend and were joined inner light in which freedom | See Us For Sylvia Duncan home were her there by their son-in-law and lives and in which a man can i *»• General Lines of Innarancv niece and husband. Major and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. draw the breath of self re-1 Mrs. John Cloyd and Arthur Brown and Vicki of Lyons. spect. Phone 897-2345 I Seldney of Ankara. Turkey, The Browns spent several | —Adlai Stevenson Kenneth Pickering of Rocka- way and Mrs. Earl Gooch of Salem Mrs. Gooch is Mrs. Cloyd’s mother and Mr Pick- ering is a cousin. Mr Seldney and Mrs. Cloyd both taught last year in the same school for military per sonnel in Turkey, He will be teaching in Spain next year. Major and Mrs. Cloyd left Saturday evening for Lynch- burg. Va.. where they will spend a week with his parents before returning to Turkey. 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