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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1971)
morning the trailer moving tance. Hollis has hunted over rushed to the George Grant truck was at the mobile home j in the Troy area and wanted 1 home for what turned out to of Arlene Taylor, to move her j Catherine to see that part of be a chimney fire, with no Betty Kelle home the property she re-j Oregon Some of the roads damage done. The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Last week Mary Stafford cently to purchased Kingston. ! they traveled were very nar-1 Weekend visitors at the Ed and her brother, Lou Myers, Surprisingly, her at smiling face J row and bumpy with drop-offs J Delker home were their Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too drove up to the end of South [ Breitenbush road. She said it | was to be seen Friday in the ’ of a couple hundred feet on daughter and family, Mr. and was very dry and there seem Gates Postoffice. Really was- I the edge, in places could only Mrs. Wayne Kermit of Hills-, r ’t because she couldn’t bear ; pass another car where there boro and two children. Satur- ed to be very few deer around. n to leave our fair city but that I was a pullout. They spent the | day they all went up to fish Coming back they stopped at It was announced this week had promised Betty John- second night just out of Mt. but ended up picking huckle- the Hot Springs and took min she to sub for her in the Post | Vernon and met and visited berries. The mosquitos were that registrations are now be eral baths and had dinner at son Office. ' with a number of other camp- terrible and the higher up the ing accepted at the Philippi Detroit. ers. They took a side trip on mountain, the worse the mos- Motor Company in Stayton for Sandersons reported no wat Jerry Truhill, son of Mr. and the annual Punt, Pass and the way home to attend an an quitos. er pressure Saturday to May Mrs. Ernie Truhill, a naval Kick Competition for boys tique auction but were disap Miss Helen Watson of Port or Lorraine Mills who called career man has made the rank Nebergalls i land has been a visitor for ages 8 to 13. water supreintendent, pointed with the “junk.” of E9 Master Chief. He is in the The Competition is present Melody Barnhardt spent the several days at the Harold Marvin Edwards. He found the Vietnam on his fifth cruise. ed by the Ford Motor Company Mr. and Mrs. Walt Ro problem and Jerry Kazunas weekend visiting in Tillamook Wilson home. On Saturday and sponsored by the local with a friend who was in her they picked up Edith Haines and Pat O ’ Neil dug up the Nebergalls chon and family with Thelma of Mill City and made a tour dealer, Philippi. Legassie and two sons spent water line at Sorbin & San dorm at college. All registrations must be Terry and Delores Drake of the area to show Miss Wat- tiam streets and repaired the three days camping on the — • - — _____ .i . made at the Philippi Show- coast at Camp Lookout. Al- broken pipe. The water had to were in Portland on Friday son some of the changes that 100m in Stayton no later than Nebergalls though Thelma has lived here be shut off and a few people to attend the funeral for his have bene made, having dinner October 1. The contest will be three years, it was her first were unavoidably inconven- uncle, Elno Wirkkala. Mr. Wir- | out before returning home. On held Saturday, October 2, at time to see the Pacific ocean. ienced in order to repair the kkalla was working on a tow- i Sunday, accompanied by Kay the Stayton High School Foot The weather was lovely and | line. When the new system is J er when the wind took his' Colburn of Mill City, they ball field. for souvenirs they brought i installed these problems will hard hat off. When he made a j took another trip around the Tennis shoes or sneakers be solved. | grab for the hat he lost his ’ area. back some sunburns. are recommended for all com balance and fell from the 1 Mrs. Harold Wilson reports Mr. and Mrs. Con Vetters Hollis and Catherine Turn-1 Nebergalls Lb. | this morning (Monday) that petition. There is no physical have returned home after I idge spent an enjoyable week- j tower. Attending the fair on open- Linn County has its road crew contact involved and is merely spending most of the summer end traveling through eastern I ing day were Mr. and Mrs. resurfacing the road from the an ability contest of throwing visiting many relatives. Mr. Oregon. Friday night f and kicking the ball for ac hori Vetters has been a school bus | camped at LaGrande and had Dave Barnhardt who reported bridge east. She says they are curacy. putting on two layers of rock 500 other people from this area, driver here for the past 10 a terrific rain and thunder The Zone C Competition will U. S. No. I 10 Lb. Bag must have met at least and oil. years but has now retired from storm. They were more on the they Xfso a't “the Uir" were Mr. "and be held in Stayton this year Laura Koenig of Woodburn that position. October 9. In previous years, 1 ± bi- C°“ld Mrs. Walt Thomas, Sr, and Bright and early Thursday I lightning flashing in the dis-1 Chris Toni says R was perfect was an overnight guest of it has been held in Molallo and ' Fritzi Ward this weekend. On fair weather and there were I Sunday they drove to Silver- Albany. | wall to wall people. She did- ton to visit friends. Visiting at the Virgil Lewis and drawing for prizes. 1 not get to see nearly all she wanted to, and will return an home for several days this I Miss Louise Schiewek was other day with daughter-in- past week were Mr. and Mrs. taken to Santiam Memorial law, Carol, to see more of it. Pat Murphy and four children hospital in Stayton the last of Just returned home from a I of San Jose, Calif. Mrs. Mur the week for medical treat- leisurely three-week motor phy (Sally) is a cousin of Jan ment. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jobe trip, are Mr. and Mrs. Charlie and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and granddaughters, ( Paul X. Smith. They had been received word Saturday of the Cindy and Teresa. Their ( on a three-week vacation that! death of his father, Abe Jobe, daughter, Betty and family, | took them to North Dakota to |at Spigler, Okla. He was 84 had been visiting here earlier. | visit his sister, to Yellowstone 1 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson FREESTONE .... $3.75 Box Betty’s husband had return- ( Park, up into Canada and for ed home to go back to work, a visit with Sally’s mother in j from Northfield, Minnesota, with Betty staying for a little Washington. The Lewis home 1 were Wednesday evening din- longer visit. Taking six days was their last stop on the way ner guests at the home of Mr. Box...................................................... $2.98 to get to Betty’s home in home. They left Monday morn- | and Mrs. Keith Phillips. Arie I was a roommate of their son Clarion, Iowa, they spent one ing. A week ago the Virgil Lewis 1 John when both attended col day at Yellowstone National Blue Bell Park and visited the Crater of I family spent five days in the lege at Carlton, Minn. Mrs. L. G. Hannaford and Coos Bay area. Much of the the Moon in Idaho. After spending five days at time it was rainy and windy children from Olympia, Wash., I Blue Bell Betty’s they went to Rangely, but they managed a little were last week guests at the | ! home of her mother, Mrs. , Colo, to visit a sister of Mrs. time down on the beach. Saffir» Anrlarcnn Tucker, Mrs. Gordon Sullivan. • Taking an active part in the Effie Anderson. Another sister and her hus-1 State Fair this year is Lori I S.N. Ben Pyeatt is spending band, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Levon, who was one of the a leave at the home of his par Morse, of Mesa, Ariz, were dancers in the OSEA line on ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pyeatt. there at the same time so gave the Oregon Talent show on ‘ He is stationed with the Navy Potato; Macaroni; Cole Slaw them a chance for a nice visit. Sunday. Lori will be dancing at Hawaii aboard the U.S.S. Richard S. Edwards. They spent five days there a solo number on Saturday at”** J ” Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crow also. This made a very nice 3:30 at the talent show. Leaving on the bus Monday from Stonewall, Arkansas, are wind-up trip for granddaugh ters Cindy and Teresa, who for Seattle was Rebecca Phil-( visiting at the home of his had spent most of the summer lips after about a three-week sister and husband, Mr. and ' 22*/2 Ounce Loaf Mrs. Donald Choate. YOUR CHEVRON DEALER at the Tucker home. Day after visit with Lori Levon. ______________ Sandy Landers, daughter of A meeting was held Mondaj they got back, their mother, came and picked them up to I evening at “the This ’N That Mr. and Mrs. Orval Landers | return to their home at Bea shop for some of the gals in- underwent an appendectomy Orange, Grape, Fruit Punch terested in Tole painting. Any at the Salem Memorial hospital ver. contact - Monday. She — is reported as do- Monday luncheon visitors at, -one interested can whwivi —-------- ------------------------ the Clyde Oliver home were Betty Kelle at the shop or at mg fine. Jack and Ina Olicker and two 1 home by phone in the even-1 Mr. and Mrs. John Mainio ; 6 Ounce Cans boys from Sherwood. They had ; ing. Those at the first meeting from Aberdeen, Washington, i been camping up near Wickiup I were Sandy Whisenhunt, Ka-, were Tuesday afternoon^ and | Meader. Rhonda Meader,1 overnight * guests * at the and stopped in on their way thy ................ ~..................... ‘ “ home j home. On Tuesday, Mr. and Mary Stubbs, Jessie Healey, | of her sister, Mrs. Mary Fink. ■ | Glenn Nygaard from Car- Mrs. Cecil Brock of Salem, Nell Lockrem, and Geri South. the michel, California, is spending Injured Monday in tl.~ were up for the day and stay ed for dinner at the Oliver woods was Clement Johns, an ' this week at the home of his 1 home. Ed Oliver and a friend employee of P&B Logging Co. 1 mother, Mrs. Gladys Nygaard. from Dallas stopped in a He was hit on the head with Prices effective Sept 2, 3, 4, 1971 couple of different days this a choker. A number of stiches If the number following were required to close the past week. your name on The En Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baech- wound. ler attended the wedding on terprise label reads Saturday in Salem of Miss Lyons, Oregon 1015 Main St St. 9-71 it's time to send; Teresa Lankins at the Vincent dePaul church and By Eva Bressler a check for renewal. the reception following. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C. Davis Dennis, Sheryl and Tamara from Arcata, Calif., and Mrs. Cline of The Dalles were vis- Kate Fox from Salem were ntors for a short time at the Thursday evening dinner Louise Oliver home. They had 1 guests at the home of Mr. and I attended the Lankins wedding. Mrs. Earl Allen. Mill City Chevron Station Sunday at 1:15 p. m. the fire Recent visitors at the Henry j siren rang and the fire truck Croisant home were Mr. and i Ph. 897-2786 Mill City, Ore Mrs. Roy Medias from Aurora. Leonard and Vi Wolfer from 1 Canby and Mr. and Mrs. Ray I Reynolds and family from 1 Vancouver, B. C. | Laurance Walworth of Sal- I em was a Sunday guest at the I home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen • NEW and PRE-OWNED Julian. $29.95 ANTIQUE ROCKER Mrs. Mary Fink spent sev-1 $69.95 NEW VELVET SOFA. for this sale eral days over the weekend in | $59.95 NEW RECLINERS I Portland at the home of her | I sister, Mrs. Grace Sandberg I $42.50 NEW LOVESEATS, 1 only , She also visited another sister. $22.50 GE REFRIGERATOR. Nice I Miss Ellen Daugherty. only $89.95 NEW MAPLE TABLE and 4 CHAIRS. Reg. $149.95 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker $69.95 MONARCH EYE LEVEL RANGE, Coppertone I with their son-in-law and $69.95 HOTPOINT DOUBLE DOOR REFRIGERATOR daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norm only $89.95 NEW BOX SPRING and MATTRESS SETS. Reg. $139.95 an Johnson and son, Eric, of | $89.95 NEW 2 PIECE VELVET LIVING ROOM SETS, While They Last Auburn, Wn., returned home $12.50 TABLE and FOUR CHAIRS, Experienced Sunday night after a week's I vacation in southern Oregon $69.95 NEW TABLE and FIVE CHAIRS. TWO LEAVES Nevada and California. ROCK MAPLE TWIN BEDS, was $39.95 now $25.00 Mrs. Russell Thiel and Mrs. $14.95 SOFA, Experienced Ben Walton from North Bend, I $79.95 BEDROOM SET (with sleigh bed) spent the weekend in Lyon«.• $55.50 NEW BUNK BEDS, Complete with Mattresses They were guests at the home ADMIRAL SIDE BY SIDE REFRIGERATOR FREEZER COMBINATION of Mr and Mrs. Robert Walt-1 <1 Year Old—New about $900.00.1 Now Like New only $199.50 on and also visited at the home I NEW 2 PIECE NAUGAHYDE SOFA and CHAIR Sets, for this sale $89 95 of Mr. and Mrs C. L Salter. Mr. and Mrs Glen Julian DOUBLE DOOR FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR $42.50 spent several days last week I NEW MAPLE BEDROOM SETS. 5 Piece $229.95 at the coast They were at Also good selection of pre-owned furniture and appliances, dinettes and lamps and Waldport. Grange To Meet— good useable miscellaneous items The regular meeting of San tiam Valley Grange will be I Terms: Cash, flood Checks, or 30-day lay-a-way held Friday night, September ‘ 3 Main business of the evening , will be completing plans for the annual Harvest Festival , and Fair to be held Saturday afternoon and evening, Sep- 1 tember 18 The annual turkey Phone 769-2296 dinner will be served until 7 ' pm., followed by the program GATES Philippi Slates Punt, Pass, Kick Competition Frankfurters Reg. or Beef lb. pkg. 69c Polish or Bologna Rings ea. 69c 3 pkgs. SI .00 Variety Lunch Meat Rib Steak 98' 39 Russet Potatoes Corn Fresh Picked ear 5c Cucumbers Fresh Picked ea. 5c Tomatoes Good Slicers lb. 19c Seedless Grapes large sweet lb. 29c Watermelon nice and ripe lb. 5c Peaches .... 2 lbs. 25c Check these prices! Gravenstein Apples . 8 lbs. $1.00 Potato Chips 3 pak box 59c Corn Chips Resers Mini Salads ATLAS PLYCRON Bag 25c . tray 39c Resers Pressed Meats 3 pkgs. $1.00 Sunbeam Sandwich Bread 3 for $1 Mayflower Alpine Drinks Snoboy Lemonade 1 gal. 35c 6 cans for $1 We Have A Good Stock Of LYONS L. E. BASSETT CANNING SUPPLIES BOB'S FOOD MARKET FURNITURE! FURNITURE! SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND MIKE’S PLACE
