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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1971)
3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 26, 1971 time of the centennial. GATES Betty Kelle BIRTHS âù Saatiam Memorial Hospital (Stayton) KUPERS-—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Kupers, Jr., Salem, a son, Monday, August 16. McCOY—To Mr. and Mrs. Jim CcCoy, Stayton, a son, Wednesday, August 18. "fun insurance” It’S a new kind of Insurance that cover» things like your camper or boat or water akiis or—moat of the many fun things you use for yeur leisure or your holidays. It’s well worth the small cost 4^ JERRY PITTÂM~ INOUMAMCa Insurance Phone «97-2324 or «97-2754 Last week was such a busy one with weddings, receptions and reunions that seems like everyone should be too tired to make news this week. Hope it doesn’t work out that way though. Know I slipped up and didn’t get any canyon history in the column so will see what can be done about it this week. I’m going to be running out one of these days though so if any of you out there have any interesting history I would be glad to get it. DID YOU KNOW? Potato Hill, 2000 feet elevation was named by Mrs. Thomas Hen- ness because of its resemblance to a potato. Mt. Horeb, 4500 feet high, was named by Capt. David B. Smith after the Mt. Horeb of Bible fame. The San- tiam river was named for the Santiam Indians. Pamelia creek and lake were named by John Minto after Pamelia Berry in honor of her sunny disposition, while she was em ployed as camp cook in the Marion county road locating party for Minto pass. Several people have asked where I have found my inter esting bits of history that I have been putting in the column. Most all of this comes from a scrap book kept by my mother, Catherine Tumidge. She has always been interest ed in the history of the area and has a very interesting scrap book on this. Some of these facts were printed in 1941 and others in 1959 at the Teachers Advised on Prevention of Rheumatic Fever and Care for Children Last week I had a nice letter from Mrs. Ferd Jones of Gold Hill, saying how sorry she was to miss coming up for the re union but due to heat didn’t Chances are that sometimes feel she could make the trip during the coming school year, Her husband was principal virtually every classroom in that may prevent rheumatic fever or minimize its after-ef of the Gates School and they Oregon will have at least one fects, the Heart Association has left in 1937. She still enjoys child with a streptococcol in for distribution a 16-page Your Chevrolet reading about the people in fection, notes the Oregon booklet titled "Children With Gates that were here at that Heart Association. It might be Salesman Says: time. Many names are new to strep throat, scarlet fever or Heart Disease: A Guide for her as there has been quite a middle ear infection, possibly Teachers”. "Rheumatic fever is an in- turnover in the past 34 years. leading to .. rheumatic , , . .. fever flammation that may affect Still a few of us oldtimers left. and rheumatic heart disease. | parts of the and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Layer of .. when it scars the heart valves, Neskowin spent a week at the teacher in spotting the ail their apartments here. They ing child can lead to treatment the result is rheumatic heart disease. Unlike other kinds of are renting it for the school i heart damage, rheumatic heart year to one of the new teach disease is preventable. By ers. While here, Grant took checking the strep infection, Nancy and Kenny Sharp fish rheumatic fever, and thus ing at Detroit Lake several rheumatic heart disease, is Home Phone 859-2552 time and much to the kids de stopped,” according to Dr. light, they had great luck. Marvin Schwartz, association Mrs. Fred Gnuschke had president. emergency surgery recently for This booklet gives the signs removal of part of her stom 4 Wheel Drive Station Wagon. Real Nice Low of a strep sore throat that dis ach. Shirley Sharp was down Mileage—V8, Automatic, Hubs tinguish it from a regular to Santiam Memorial hospital sore throat. It also describes to visit her Friday and says the possible signs of active she wasn’t feeling too well. rheumatic fever, and offers ad Shirley Sharp , Nancy and V8, Automatic, W/Camper—Like New vice on what to do in case a Kenny, have recently returned strep infection or active rheu from a week’s trip to Bend, matic fever is suspected. John Day and Madras area. “Should a child who has They spent a couple of days rheumatic heart disease or a with friends, Mr. and Mrs. congenital heart defect be in Wayne Wilson (former Mill the classroom, ‘Children With City resident) in Bend. While 3 Speed, Power Steering Heart Disease’ gives reassur in John Day they visited with i ance and assistance to the Shirley’s brother, Wayne Mc- teacher in working with such Kinnis, and also a sister-in-law, a child,” added Dr. Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bull. 3 Speed—A Good Running Sections on restrictions on ac Shirley got in a visit with tivity, heart surgery, and the Phyllis Gregory, who moved child’s return to school are in from Gates a year or so ago. cluded. The booklet has an ap They spent one night with an Robert T. Tohmeim has been Real Clean aunt, Merle Gibbs, in Madras, promoted to Deputy Regional pendix containing information on vocational counseling, and then headed back home. Forester for the Pacific North Hazel McKinnis, who has west Region of the U. S. For cources of help for medical services, innocent heart mur been making her home here est Service. murs, and teaching aids avail with her daughter, Shirley 4 Door H.T. Sedan. Real Clean, Low Mileage Regional Forester Rexford Sharp, has just returned home A. Resler said Torheim fills able from the Heart Associa after about a three month ab the region’s number 2 position tion. A copy of “Children With sence. She started out before recently held by Resler before Memorial Day visiting around his promotion to Regional For Heart Disease: A Guide for 4 Speed, Leather Upholstery. A real mover Teachers” may be obtained in various parts of Oregon ester. from the Oregon Heart Asso and then in the middle of June Torheim has been Assistant was called to California, where Regional Forester for person ciation, 1500 S. W. 12th Ave she has been staying with her nel management since Janu nue, Portland. Automatic—P. S. You Won’t find a Cleaner One son while he has been taking ary, 1970, when he returned to needed treatments. Portland after two years in Overnight visitors twice in the Forest Service headquar If the number following the past 10 days at the Frank ters in Washington, D. C. Runs and Looks Good Baechler home have been his The new Deputy Regional your name on the En nephew and family, Mr. and Forester has held a number of Mrs. John Stevens of Pasa positions in the states of Wash terprise label reads dena, Calif. They stopped over ington and Oraegon since 1948, on their way to Mt. Vernon, the year he was graduated Stayton, Oregon Phone 769-2126 Wn. to visit her parents and from the University of Wash- 8-71 it's time to send stopped again on their way ington. a check for renewal home. Torheim, 48, worked on the Mrs. Clyde Oliver went to Rogue River National Forest, Salem Tuesday to visit her son Medford, for five and one-half Ed. She was all packed and years before moving to Port ready to come home Thursday land in 1965. Before that he evening when her brother, served as District Ranger at Tom Harmon, told them where Quinault, Olympia National they could pick blackberries Forest, Olympia, 1956-59; he the next day, so she stayed was District Ranger of the over and got some berries. Naches District, Snoqualmie Seems as though canning National Forest, 1953-56, he season is in full swing for worked on the North Bend many of the local gals. From District of the same forest, all the beans I have been hear 1948-53; he worked seasonally ing about them canning, they on the Snoqualmie National must be expecting a long, Forest for three summers be hard winter. The fruit trees fore and after Army service in are really loaded this year so World War II, he entered gov no reason every one that wants ernment service as a Civilian to put out a little effort, can’t Conservation Corps enrollee. have a full fruit room. Lots of hard work but sure a satisfac Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Swaim tory feeling looking at those rows of full jars on the shelf. of Sisters stopped for a quick Sunday visitors at the Har visit at the Floyd Swaim home old Wilson home were their on their way to Seattle for son, Robert Wilson and fam their daughter’s wedding. Tuesday visitors at Mr. and ily from Portland. The rainy weather Saturday Mrs. Cress Cussisons were was a tough break for Susie Gerand and Daisy Jones of Sa Wilson and all her helpers for lem. Sunday dinner guests at the the muscular dystrophy carn ival in Mill City. She reports Walt Thomas, Sr., home were they took in about $85 and Ed and Allura Chance. Millie Davis’ mother, Mrs. after paying expenses cleared close to $50. They had lots of Anna Whistler of Lincoln City I things left over that they gave I (Cutler City) has been up for to the Rainbow Girls for their a visit. Betty Rogers and her daugh upcoming rummage sale. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chance ter, Vickie, with a friend, Den have spent the past 10 days nis Sgrinner all of Stites. Ida., here working on their house. have been visiting with her They returned to their Cali mother, Mrs. Alice Fenner. Hollis and Catherine Turn- fornia home Monday. idge went over near Prineville A real surprise visitor at the Robert Levon home last Tues over the weekend for some day was his brother, Vncent fishing. Friday afternoon was Levon, who flew in from San not so bad but Saturday morn Francisco for a few days visit ing it rained so hard after a before accompanying their mo very short try at fishing they ther home Friday. Mrs. Levon headed back towards home. had been here about three They stopped in Sisters and visited old friends, Mr. and weeks. Harvesting cash crops from a Tree Farm is like collecting interest on a A Sunday brunch and a good Mrs. Craven. Kathy and Andrea Meader visit was enjoyed at Bob and savings account ... the principal stays at work. When you protect your Audrey Levons with Jim and went to Portland airport Sat urday to meet Clarence ‘‘ Skip ’ ’ trees and harvest them wisely, you can have your cake and eat it, too. See Virginia Overlock and Susan of Glenview, Ill., as their Meader on his return from two your nearest forester for information on how you can become a Tree Farmer. guests. The Overlocks have weeks at Fort Hood, Texas. He was glad to get back to Ore been visiting her brother and family, the Ed Davis’s of Mill gon and in his opinion they can give Texas back to the In City. Seems early to be thinking dians. He surely got the poor of winter but there’s fresh est view of it as he arrived there in a hard rain, and the snow on Mt. Jeff. Brrr. Rita Wittier from Georgia taxi driver put his suitcase up is here visiting her grandpar on top of the cab and every thing got soaked. He spent the ents, the Walt McCauslands. A surprise visitor at Lou whole two weeks out in the Kelle’s this weekend was a field, had a pup tent to sleep Frank Lumber Company, Inc Young & Morgan Timber Co son, Bill Mills, of Newport. in, with two blankets for his Mill City, Oregon Mill City and Idanha, Oregon His wife. Elsie did not accom bed. All in all, this was not the way they had planned on pany him as she was ill. Visiting a few days at the spending their two week vaca Stout Creek Lumber Company U.S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc home of Verda Bemis was her tion. The original plans had Mehama, Oregon Idanha-Lebanon called for a trip to Iowa to aunt. Mrs. Jess Bemis, of Port land. Another visitor last week visit Skip’s dad, Clarence and The Mill City Enterprise H & W Logging Co. for a couple of days was Dor other relatives. Guess they will PrinterB-Publi«hers Idanha and Mill City, Oregon have to try for that next year othy Etzwiler of Sheridan Jerry Coffman Look At The On These Fine Used Cars 1967 Jeep Wagoneer $2395.00 1969 Chev. 3/4 ton $3995.00 1970IOV2 Ft. Camper 1968 Chev. 1/2 ton V8 $1595.00 $1995.00 1964 Chev.’/2 ton 292-6 Deputy Regional Forester Named 1969 VW Bug Sun Roof 1967 Buick Wild Cat $1695.00 1969 Renault R-16 Sedan $1495.00 1965 Impala 2 dr Ht. SS V8 $1095.00 Call 897-2442 For Fast Service AllS+a+e Motor Club Road Service Vern’s Shell Service We Give S & H Green Stamps Phone 897-2442 Mill City See Our New Selection of SHOES Red Goose, Personality, Deb Towners, Cover Girl $8.95 to $19.95 $9.95 to $15.95 Boy's Shoes Girl's Shoes 1 B ank A mericaro SHQE5J APPAREL 400 Third Avenue Stayton, Ore. 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