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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1971)
Spending several days here recently with their parents, the C. E. Rogers, were Mr. and Mrs. George Bertilson of West Linn. The Rogers’ other daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wambaugh of Hubbard, were also here a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree' 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 5, 1971 attended the Worthy Matrons and Patrons annual picnic at River Mill Park near Estacada By Gale Christensen Sunday. They reported ap Emergency Care proximately 175 persons in at a doctor’s order—the fact is' No patient can receive other that the doctor has given his tendance who were also cele brating the birthday of Ore than “dire emergency’’ treat order to the nurse over the gon’s Worthy Grand Matron. ment (bleeding, unconscious telephone, in order to make Robby Loveall is visiting his The Crees said it was one of ness, acute pain, extreme fev- the patient as comfortable as’ mother, Mrs. Edith Loveall Mrs. Kit Richards and daugh the nicest picnics they had ' er) without a doctor’s order. possible until the doctor can and sister, Nancy Loveall at ter, Shelly, returned recently ever attended. The hospital is stocked, staff- arrive. But the doctor has to I ! ed and waiting to care for the have given this order. Phoenix, Ariz., at the present from Coeur d'Alene, Ida., time. After his return to Mill where they had spent three __ _____ __ also' Sgt. and Mrs. Russell Page patient, but there is no way This would __ be ___ the ___ case City he will leave for San Die weeks visiting Mrs. Richards’ and children of Las Vegas are the staff can go ahead without ¡f the patient has blood drawn go, where he will take his twin sister, Mrs. Tom Rippe- spending their vacation in Mill a doctor’s order. Why is this? _ or ___ X-rays taken. The doctor boot training, having decided toe. They said the weather City. They have purchased , No patient would want to be has ordered this by telephone to join the Navy. property near here and are en- I |1 treated —*"• — hands of ------ i 1 after receiving the nurse’s re- by ** the a non- there was real hot, too. joying camping out | doctor. The doctor is a doctor I pOrt If this is an obvious Mrs. Martha Spencer of San , i because i he i has - gone through . fracture he will want X-rays Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shelton Antonio, Tex., is here staying Gordie McMorris, playing all the educational areas of as soon as possible so that from the coastal area visited with her daughter’s family, the for “The Mack Bulldogs’”, par-1 medical school to learn all the when he arrives his diagnostic briefly in Mill City Tuesday. ticipated in a softball tourna-I Gerald Irwins of Mill City. things to do to make the pa work-up will be well begun. He said they planned to camp Mrs. Spencer was called to the ment in Vancouver, Wash., last' tient get well. He has gradu- If the patient needs laboratory j at Fishermen ’ s Bend in a week area by the illness of her weekend, which they won. ' ated from these medical learn- work, blood and urine speci mother, Mrs. John Clark, who or so and visit with friends. They have one more tourna I ing areas after passing exams mens may be taken before the is in the Salem Memorial hos prove ment, the Northwest Regional to __ r ___ that he knows the doctor’s arrival, after he has Mr. and Mrs. John Overacre pital following a stroke at her in Bremerton in late August. ‘ procedures for making a pa- ordered them by phone, so I of Beaverton were weekend If they win there they will I tient well. He is the only one home. that the results will be ready I guests at the home of Mr. and play in the National Tourna- qualified to do this, for him on his arrival. All Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Rambo Mrs. Charles Geesman. Visit ment in Springfield, Mo. The laboratory technician these things may be done be ing them last week were Mr. were in Medford last week vis runs the tests that the doctor fore the patient sees the doc iting with their son and fam and Mrs. “Bugs” Mello of Visiting at the home of Mr. orders. He knows what these tor ,but will have been order ily, the George Rambos. While Puyallup, Wash. and Mrs. Spencer Hillesland are and how to perform ed by the doctor. It is a part there they went to Smith this week is Miss Louann Rey j them in the laboratory. His of emergency care to start the Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lund nolds of Denver, Colo. River and Happy Camp, Calif, | training does not extend to diagnostic studies as soon as and took their grandchildren quist arrived at their Mill i being able to examine a pa possible so that the doctor has on a vacation trip to the beach City home Friday from Rose Miss Linda Budlong, a 1969 tient and diagnose his prob the tools he needs as quickly at Brookings. This was a mead, Calif. He will be here graduate of Santiam High lem and decide what tests are as possible. But only he can “cool” break after the heat for a time but Mrs. Lundquist School, is now living in Sal needed. The X-ray technician order these things to be done. wave in Medford. will return south where she is em where she is employed by takes the necessary X-ray pic If the doctor cannot be con employed in the medical rec the City of Salem Public Util tures of the patient that the tacted to assume the respon Phyllis Williams and daugh ords department in a large ities Dept. doctor orders. She knows how sibility of giving these orders, ter, Connie of San Lorenzo, hospital. She formerly did this to take these pictures and get there is nothing the hospital I Calif., visited last week at the type of work and says she en Mr and Mrs Peter Brusasco i the best possible diagnostic re staff can do other than try to home of her parents, Mr. and joys it. However, the Lund and Mr and Mrs. Ervin Peter sults for the doctor to study. keep the patient stable and as Mrs. Roy Gibson. They were quists plan on someday mak- son spent three days camping I But she is not trained to exam- comfortable as possible. That accompanied by Richard Gib- j ing Mill City their “full-time1 at Elk Lake in the Breitenbush I ine the patient and decide what is why the question ‘“Who is Prices effective through Sunday, August 8 son of Oakland, Calif. retirement home. area. They had a good time pictures to take. your doctor?” is so important. The nursing staff is trained but caught no fish. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith __ _ Mrs. Joe Lalack and to observe the patient, make a Mr. __ and Mrs. Gordie McMorris is on judgment on interim emer of Forest Grove, accompanied ! daughter, Nancy, returned Sat- Fast, by their two grandsons, Har- urday from about a week’s vacation for two weeks, tak gency care and perform im old and Danny Miller of Sal- s^ay at Beverly Beach on the ing a break from her duties mediately needed procedures, em, stopped by the Charles Qregon COast. They report at the U. S. National Bank. such as placing the patient on Convenient Kelly home Sunday afternoon. sa]mon fishing as wonderful. a stretcher rather than in a They had spent the weekend In fact, Joe returned for the Plenty of Recent guests at the home wheel chair, protecting frac Evelyn Downing, Linn Coun Service in their new trailer at South weekend to fish with Melvin of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peck ture areas from further trau ty Treasurer reseports earn Shore Camp near Detroit. I were friends from Las Vegas, ma, stopping bleeding where ings of $577,446.84 for fiscal LaVine of Toledo. While in Parking Eastern Oregon the Lalacks ^r. and Mrs. William H. Walk- possible, administer oxygen, year July 1, 1970 through Parents interested in creative 1 er. They were enroute to Bell but she must report all obser June 300, 1971. took in the Chief Joseph days playtime for their three year-! ^jebration and" got to“ meet ingham, Wash. vations to the doctor. She is These earinngs are from olds should plan on sending Walter Brennan in n not trained or qualified to do short term investments or from t them tzx rnxr Vnrviirtr r\O- ' . r Pete Adair, who has been a to my Nursery School be They said he was as common other than this. She must re scheduded investments of con ginning September, 1971. For as an old shoe, and seemed to patient at Salem Memorial port her observations to the struction bond issues. more information please con enjoy talking with everyone. hospital following surgery, | physician and assist him Construction Funds netted was expected home this week. thereafter by carrying out his the highest earnings of $294,- tact Mrs. Valerie McClain at STORE NO. 468 34 897-2469. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClin Mrs. Nettie Hedlund of Sal orders for the care of the pa- 627.03; County General Fund $150,403.83; Linn-Benton IED tock entertained Mr. and Mrs. em has been visiting with Mr. tient. Canned Goods Breads and Pastry Studio of Hair Design open i Rodney Hansen and their two outpatient is Fund $99,678.79 and other When an and Mrs. Alex Burrell. She .Money Orders Frozen Foods six days a week. Barbara Dav- children of San Diego at a brought into Santiam Mem- funds $32,737.19. is a former Gates resident. Fruits and Vegetable» Non-Prewription Drugs kteon on duty Monday, Wed Total money handled for the orial Hospital one of the first picnic at Niagara Park Friday Meats and Dairy Products Ice nesday, Thursday and Friday. evening. The Hansens left for questions he will be asked is ' fiscal year was $34,476,160. Beverages (Warm and (’old) Cigarettes and Candy Funeral Services Held “Who is your doctor?” This is j Of this total $18,8007,190 was Ell «1 Stahlman on duty Tues home Sunday morning after day through Saturday. Betty a very important question. The ' from taxes and the balance of spending their vacation with For William Manning Klutke on duty Thursday Tuesday afternoon, August doctor may be needed imme $15,668,970 from bond issues, through Saturday. Hours 9 a.m. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Open 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. For Your Convenience diately to see the patient and Federal Forest, O & C Timber, to 5 p.m. Phone 897-2100. 22tf Clyde Phillips, Mill City, One 3, Mrs. Charles Kelly, accom prescribe emergency care. It motor vehicles, fees, fines, etc. of the highlights of the Han panied Mrs. Vernon Todd of sons’ visit was a trip with the Aumsville and Miss Mary is necessary for some one to Bob Carpenters of McCully Holthouse of Corvallis, both begin immediately to contact Mountain to Brownsville, to former Mill City residents, to the physician and report to visit the museum and antique Beaverton where they attend him the emergency and get his shops there. ed memorial services for Wil first orders and find out how liam H. Manning, 60, husband soon he can get to the hospital. If the patient states that John Kelly and Miss Anita of the former Millicent Olin Young of Hollywood left Mon of El Paso. Tex., where be he has no doctor, then some day afternoon after having passed away on July 25, 1971. one must contact the doctor on spent a little over a week here A brother-in-law, Rev. Vin call and follow the same pro at the home of his parents, the cent Gowen of Brisbaine Is cedure. There is time involved Charles Kellys. land, Wash (the former Fran in getting the doctor to the ces Olin’s husband) officiated hospital, and so these wheels I Mrs. Herbert Schroeder was at the service at the Fuiten must begin to turn as soon as to enter a Salem hospital on Mortuary Chapel. Among cas possible. The patient, if such is the Monday to undergo surgery. ket bearers was John B. Olin Her husband is recovering sat (Jack) of Portland and Salem, care, cannot be put to bed in the hospital without a doctor’s isfactorily from eye surgery a nephew. and was able to attend church Interment took place at the order. If the doctor is a half- I last Sunday. Vernonia Memorial cemetery hour or an hour away from at Vernonia, where the Olin the hospital, and the patient’s Rev. Wayne Blake of the family lived after leaving Mill condition is stable enough, the I I Presbyterian church will be on City a number of years ago. doctor may tell the nurse via vacation for the remainder of Mr. Manning, who was retir- telephone to put the patient ' the month of August. In his 1 ed from the U. S. Army sever- to bed to await his arrival absence the Rev. P Donald , aj years ago, is survived by his rather than have him held in I Mitchell of Eugene will fill * -- the ’ - wife, Millicent; two daughters, the emergency room on a pulpit. Frances and Virginia; and two j stretcher. This is sometimes granddaughters: also other rel done. This also leads to a mis conception. The patient has There will be a Garden club atives. picnic at Silver Creek Falls Mrs. Todd, Miss Holthouse, been put to bed without hav Park Thursday, August 5. and Mrs. Kelly were all ing seen a doctor, leading the Catherine Turnidge, Betty j schoolmates of Mrs. Manning public to believe that this can By Frank Stromquist _____ High _ be done by anyone around, Raines, and Rose Cree are at the old ___ Mill City A West Virginia surgeon says hostesses. The picnic is pot-! school, the latter two graduat- i 1 The fact is that the patient that if Cyrano de Bergerac luck, bring your dishes and j jng with the class of 1931. cannot be put to bed without were alive today, his oversiz silver. The ladies will be leav ed proboscis would be correct ing at 8:30 a m from Mill City. I ed on the operating table. If transportation is needed £ contact club president, Elsie I Health tip: Keep a record Girod. of your immunizations in the back pages of your address Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Charles book, Include dates, so you and son, Robert, of Houston, know when boosters are need- Tex., are visiting this week ed. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stromquist. Mr. and A children’s hospital in Bos Mrs. Charles are the parents Imagine your child growing up in a country without trees? The ton reports encouraging results of Mrs. Stromquist. United States is truly a Tree Country, thanks to Tree Farming. with a new drug said to im prove speech and muscle tone Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips $2.25 Tilton APRICOTS, 20 lb. box of mongoloids. went to St. Helens Sunday in order to attend the Interna Buy four and get them for only $2.00 each WOOD WATER Medical experts say laugh tional Travel Trailer of Amer ter keeps you healthy and ica rally held there. Visitors Fresh POLE BEANS, lb young because it’s one of the from the rally at the Phillips RECREATION WILDLIFE best exercises. home during the previous I Oc SUMMER SQUASH, lb. week were Mr and Mrs. Frank For many centuries, sugar Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. Sid could be purchased only from Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence LOCAL CUCUMBERS, each I Oc apothecaries, who sold it by Savory and Mr and Mrs. Ber the ounce, the way caviar is nard Pete, all of San Diego, LOCAL CARROTS, BEATS, 2 bunches 25c is sold today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson While the supply lasts of Renton. Wash., and Dr. and When your doctor prescribes Mrs. Bernard Jaffe of Walla the best, we do the rest, at Walla, Wash. Frank Lumber Company, Inc Young & Morgan Timber Co 3 BREAD Reg. 33c Loaf Our Price Special During Month of August MONEY ORDERS Reg. 25c EACH I 10 « Interest Earnings Up In Linn County FOOD STORES Pharmacy Topics BETTER TREES and your Child WE GROW TREES AS A CROP-HELP LS PROTECT THEM FROM EIRE Walla Walla SWEET ONIONS, 50 lbs. $3 Mül City Pharmacy Your Home Town Drug Store Phone 897-2812 Mrs. Richard Sims, is con valescing slowly at Salem Memorial hospital following surgery. Complications devel-. oped and she was in intensive care for a month. She is now i in a private room at the hos pital. Mill City, Oregon Mill City and Idanha, Oregon Phone 897-2331 HARVEST HUT Highway 22 Mill City Stout Creek Lumber Company Mehama. Oregon H & W Logging Co. Idanha and Mill City, Oregon U.S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc Idanha-Ix*banon Mel Round Trucking Idanha, Oregon
