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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1971)
The giant pumpkins of two Detroit brothers, Randy and Douglas Kirk, P. O. Box 416, won honorable mention awards in Lloyd Center’s Great Pump kin Contest, October 27th. The Enterprise received a letter this week from Mr. and ' Mrs. Al Sorseth of Eugene an nouncing that they are now pround grandparents. Their first grandchild, a boy, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sorseth in Hagerstown, Md. on October 16 and has been named Nathan Todd. The Sor- setths, who now reside in Eu gene, are former residents of this area and have just re turned from their son’s Mary land home. Selling Candy | Roy Eppersons Are Back from Alaska Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson returned last week from a 10- day trip to Anchorage, Alaska, where they visited their elder son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Epperson. They were ; accompanied on the flight by ' their other son, Charles Ep person of Salem. It was reported as very cold with some ice and snow, but the weather was beautiful most of the time, and the Ep persons enjoyed the plane trip both ways. Kenneth is an air craft mechanic with the Alas ka Aero Service at Lake Hood, and his wife, Barbara, is an in terior decorator connected with craft design at a store which specializes in Scandan- avian draperies and all sorts of imports. The visitors enjoyed a trip through Palmer and out to the Matanuska Valley as well as one to the Portage Glacier and toward Seward. They saw the mountain sheep, and were also interested in watching people fish through the ice. The younger Eppersons had tried their hand at panning for gold during the Summer and early Fall, with some small success, but when the visiting relatives drove out to the Little Susit na River they found it frozen along the edge so thought bet ter of the idea. They witnessed the first snowstorm of the season, which deposited about four or five inches of snow on the ground by the time they left, but the sun was out In termittently. The Eppersons found that most things seemed quite ex pensive in Alaska, but many people have their own air planes, as do Kenneth and Barbara. They decided they would like to make a return trip sometime during the Sum mer months. Charles Epperson and Da vid Johnson, also formerly of Mill City, live in West Salem where they are employed. Albert Toman is confined to Visitors Saturday and Sun Santiam Memorial hospital. He was admitted to the hospital day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blakely were last Thursday. Col. and Mrs. Preston Gant, | Mr. and Mrs. Lee Corning of Bethell, Alaska and Col. have purchased the old Jep- Ret. and Mrs. L. A. Smith of sen place from Mr. and Mrs. Portland. All were friends in Dick Blakely. The Blakelys Alaska when the Blakelys are building a new home here lived there. These two “Flying Bluebirds”, Traci Richards and in Mill City at the present Herbert Schroeder was re I Tammy Moberg are shown selling candy in the U. S. time and plan to have it com pleted by the first of the year. ported as being ill at his home National Bank lobby last Friday afternoon when the this last weekend, and under Bluebirds and Camp Fire girls began their annual can dy sale.—Enterprise Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jenkins the care of his physician. Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt and their daughter, Miss Sally Jenkins, joined their son and were dinner guests of Mr. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Chris McMann and Brody mond, Calif., Mrs. Jeananne Dennis Jenkins of Salem, in Sunday. Also there were Mr. Studer, Walnut Creek, Calif., a dinner party at a Salem res and Mrs. Bob Kinman and and Mrs. Dorothy Phelps of taurant Saturday evening in their two children, Suzy and Fremont, Calif; two sons, Cyril celebration of the younger Robby, who had just arrived S. Archer, Jr., of Mill City, Jenkins’ first wedding anni recently from San Diego. They and Harold Archer, of Los There were 40 members of versary which was really Sun will be making their home in Angeles; 15 grandchildren and the Santiam Chapter of the day, November 7. The Jenkins’ the Portland area. This was six great grandchildren. Rev. Wayne D. Blake of the American Association of Re other daughter, Miss Susan the first time the Moffatt’s Jenkins of Portland, was un had seen their newest great Mill City Presbyterian church tired Persons (AARP) taking a granson, Robby Kinman. chartered bus trip to the officiated at the services. able to join the family group Concluding services and en Lord’s Acre observance at as she was on a trip to Palm The second half of the re tombment will be at the Holly Powell Butte Saturday. Springs, Calif., at the time. cording of “Jesus Christ Super- wood Mausoleum in California. Mrs. Doris Rogers, tour di- Mrs. Esther Ogden, who was star” was played and discus The family suggests contri rector, did a fine job on her sed at Fellowship Hall Sunday butions to the heart fund, in first “official1 tour and said a patient at Santiam Memorial hospital in Stayton last week, afternoon. Explained by Pas care of the Salem Postmaster. other trips would be planned after the holidays. was expected to be moved to tor Wayne Blake, the session Beautiful weather all the Salem Memorial during the was of much interest to the MARY E. MULKEY or so people in attend way added to the days enjoy weekend to be prepared for dozen MEHAMA — Mary E. Mulkey, ment and the group was in surgery this week. Her son, ance. 95, Albany, Calif., a Mehama Central Oregon before 10 a. m. Stanley Ogden, reported that Mrs. Ray Nelson, who was native and daughter of Ore There was a coffee break at his two sisters have been here injured in an automobile ac gon pioneers, Lewis and Eliza Sisters where they visited to be near their mother. cident with her husband re beth Stout, died November 1 briefly with two busloads of an Albany, Calif., hospital. AARP members from Salem. The afternoon of Sunday, cently is reported as still be in Surviving are dauguhters 1 Hundreds of people jammed ing in the St. Charles Hospital Nocember 14, is marked as in Bend, where she may be for Genevieve White, Salem; Mil 1 the Central Oregon commun Stewardship Sunday for the some time as she has a fracture dred Finney, Albany, Calif.; ity and there were throngs of Presbyterian church with the bone in the socket of sister, Jessie Stephens, Col people waiting in line for teams of callers to call on the of umbia City, Ind.; brother, Ray meats, homemade bread and her hip. membership after 2 o’clock. L. Stout, Tigard; nine grand other items. Again at noon children, and 13 great- grand during the beef barbecue din STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN children. ner the lines formed in the open six days a week, 9 a. m. Services were held at 11 a. bright sunshine while cooks to 5 p. m. For appointments ph. m. Friday in Salem with Rev. dug the beef, pork, baked 897-2100. 42tf John L. Stewart officiating. beans and potatoes from the Interment was in Pioneer 1 huge pits. cemetery, Salem. In the afternoon the Nazar- P. J’s Beauty Center 239 S. , ine Gospel Singers furnished W. Broadway. Open Monday EUGENE DAVENPORT some outstanding music fol through Saturday 9:00 a.m. - ALEXANDER L. BURRELL Eugene Davenport, 90, of lowed by an auction, cried 5:00 p. m. Evenings by appoint Funeral services will be held 1515 Elm St. NW, Salem a re by a well known auctioneer ment. Phone 897-2137. 45tf Thursday, November 10 at 2 tired oil field worker and farm who added a lot of fun—as p. m. for Alexander L. Bur er and resident here since 1945, j well as money, to the affair. rell of 220 S. W. Kingwood, died Friday at his home. Among the hundreds attend Surviving are three sons, ing was the Honorable Clay who passed away Sunday af ternoon in Salem Memorial Lee, Salem, J. Willard, Red Myers, secretary of state, who hospital. He had been in the mond, and Eugene, Mill City; no doubt did a little “politick hospital for one week with a three daughters, Eva Likows- ing” as well as enjoying ki, Weleetka, Okla., Lucille event. heart condition. He was born in England, Baley, Mill City, and Maxine September 23, 1902. He was Rue, Lyons, and many grand a retired carpenter and moved children and great-grandchil to Mill City from California dren. Services were held at 10 a.m. several years ago. They lived in Ontario, Canada for many Monday in Howell-Edwards Chapel of the Gardens. Inter I years. ROLLAND LAURANCE He was a member of the ment will be in Belcrest Mem orial Park. Mill City Presbyterian church, State President To Visit i Past Patron of Marilyn Chap DANIEL M. HOEYE II North Santiam Aerie ter, 145 OES; a member of Mill Funeral services were held City Masonic Lodge No. 180 Rolland Laurance, Nyssa, and a member of the Royal Wednesday, November 17 at will make his official visit Canadian Legion and World 2 p. m. at Weddle Funeral Nightengals as State President, of the Ore Home for Daniel M. Hoeye II, War II Veteran. Name of Team gon State Aerie Fraternal Or Surviving are his widow, 21, of LaGrande, who was kil John Lucas Chevrolet der of Eagles, to the local Aer Mrs. Marie Burrell of Mill led near Pendleton Saturday, _’ Stayton Radio & T. V. ie on Thursday, November 18. Young Hoeye recently mov City; one son, Lawrence Bur The Stayton Mail .... A dinner will be held at the rell of Toronto, Ontario, Can., ed to LaGrande from Ashland Silver Dollar Tavern . Riverview Inn honoring Mr. one grandson, Christopher where he worked for the State LaFemme Beauty Salon 14 and Mrs. Laurance with a Burrell, Toronto, one grand Highway Department as an en Stout Creek Lumber . .. 11 regular meeting to follow at daughter, Cathy Burrell, Cali gineering aide. He graduated HIG and HIS Shirley Beth fornia, one brother, Earnest from Stayton High school in ell 228, 503; HTG Stayton Mail the lodge hall at 8 p. m. All members and wives are invit Burrell, two sisters, Mrs. Het 1969. He was killed in a pickup 740; HTS Stout Creek Lumber ed to attend the banquet which tie Duncan and Mrs. Roy 2107. will be at 6:30. For reserva Leaves, all of Toronto and two car collision near Pendleton. In Splits made during play. By Frank Stromqulst sisters-in-law, Mrs. M. De the car with him was Matthew Phyllis Fery 5-8-6; Ruth Ann tions, please contact Harold 1 Wiltse or Ivan Clason on or Nearly everybody has birth Grow, Toronto, and Mrs. J. Masser, 20, of Shaw, who was Leffler 5-6; Dorothy Nye 5-6 before November 16. also killed. Daniel was the marks of one kind or another. Yeates of Detroit, Mich. Lois Fitzgerald 5-10. Rolland is a native Oregon Masonic services will be held son of the late Dan Hoeye of Merchants Wednesday Night They result when small veins ian. He was born on a ranch Mill City and Mrs. Joy Kiersey at 2 p. m. at Weddle Funeral and arteries fail to develop to W L in the John Day Valley. His Schotthoeffer of Stayton. Sur Name maturity in the unborn child. Home by Mill City Lodge No. vivors Stay ton Auto Supply .. 25 7 education included an engine include his stepfather, ’80. 1 Lowers & Holms 20 12 ering degree at O.S.U., how In lieu of flowers, Mrs. Donald Schotthoeffer of Stay Jacks Coffee Shop Plain, ordinary ice may not 20 12 ever he never followed the oc- sisters, Mrs. Shirley Puck be a “wonder drug.” but it Burrell has requested contri ton, Turner Bldg. Supply . 20 12 upation for he married his ett and Cindy Schotthoeffer, butions be made to the OES does ease pain, fight bleed 18 14 wife. Francis, and became in Pepsi Cola .......... ing and help combat infections. cancer research fund in care of both of Stayton; grandmother, No. San. Real Estate .. 17 15 terested in the Hopkins Whole Mrs. Grace Kiersey, Stay ton; Rose Cree, Worthy Patron of And it’s free! Ray’s Gun Shop 15 17 Marilyn Chapter No. 145, OES. uncles, Mr. Kiersey of Stay Stayton Sign Co....... 14 18 sale Meat Co., at Nyssa. It is the company that he now owns ton, Delos Hoeye, of Corvallis, Children’s aspirin is being Stayton Jaycees 11 21 and operates. The Lawrances and Don Hoeye of Eugene and MRS. CYRIL ARCHER, SR. sold in smaller bottles as a Girod’s Market ........ 10 18 have four children, three boys Funeral services were held other uncles, aunts, and cous Stout Creek Lumber Co 10 18 and a girl. The youngest, Tom. safety measure to protect ins in the area. youngsters who grab a bottle Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. at the Interment was at Lone Oak Team *10 ................. ... 8 24 is associated with his father from the medicine cabinet and Virgil T. Golden Mortuary in Cemetery, HTG and HTS Lester Lloyd in business. Stayton. Salem for Mrs. Cyril (Doro swallow its contents. 216, 566; HTG and HTS Pepsi After becoming an Eagle in thy) Archer, Sr. of 3100 Turn Cola 992. 2777. 1956 he has served his Aerie Manufacturers are now pro er Road S. E., Salem, who pas Herm Holm picked a 6-7-10 as President and has served on ducing plastic splints that pro sed away Saturday in a Salem Ice Cream Split. many State Aerie committees. { vide uniform pressure, im hospital where she had been Stayton Invitational League His hobbie is Eagledom and mobilize the limb and give for some time. Name of Team W L its charitable, humanitarian Mrs. Archer had lived in rigid support without inter First Quarter Winners were programs. His work with these fering with blood circulation. England and moved to Mill Lierman’s Insurance. has enspired him to attend But you can’t write funny say City from California a few Laird’s Insurance .4 0 many State Aerie and other years ago and to Salem about ings, on them. North Santiam Ply 0 meetings and to serve in all 1 ... 4 two years ago Mr. Archer Lowers & Holm ...... 3 1 the progressive offices of the ( "Ethical” drugs are those worked at the Mill City Hard Lierman’s Insurance ... 3 1 State Aerie. that must be purchased with a ware for a time after the death Douger's Drivein...... ... 3 1 This mild speaking, y-J prescription; those that can be of Herbert Whitaker, then the Marion Grocery ..... .. 3 1 individual was elected State !/( bought without are called “pro owner. Frank Lumber Co. .. 1 3 President at LaGrande in June J Mrs. Archer attended the prietary” items. No. San. Real Estate ... 1 3 of 1971. We urge all Eagles to Presbyterian church while in North Sant. Grocery .. .1 3 attend the meeting when he ( When your doctor prescribes Mill City, the Woman’s club Cedar Lumber Co. .. ...1 3 appears. We are sure he will the best, we do the rest, at 1 and the Newcomers club. Mel Round Trucking 4 have an important and insir- , 0 Survivors include the wid Jay Craft Originals .. 0 4 ing message for everyone. >1 1 ower. Cyril Archer, Sr., of Sa High Individual Game and "The computer is only a lem. six daughters. Mrs. Em Series. Arlene Taylor 203; Es- Your Home Town ma McRea and Mrs. Evelyn tool-there will always he I ther Cline 548. __ ____ _ Drug Store Martin, both of Los Angeles; room for incompetent hu High Team Game and Ser- ! . .... . Phone 897-2812 Mrs. Ada Villane, Hollywood, man interference.” Calif.: Mrs. Eva Titus, Rich- 40 ÄARP Members Go To Lord's Acre Pharmacy Topics. I 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 11, 1971 I School Lunch Menu Thursday, November 11— Chili Beans Garlic Toast Carrot Sticks Cherry Shortcake Milk Friday, November 12— Fish Sticks Tater Tots Green Beans Raised Jelly Squares Applesauce Milk Monday November IS— Weiner and Bun Potato Chips Corn Applecrisp Milk Tuesday, November 16 — Vegetable Soup Peanut Butter Sandwich Pineapple Tidbits Gingerbread Cake il Subscribe to The “ Mill City Enterprise Bay Near Ketchikan DETROIT — Word was re ceived here this week from Red Asher, Ketchikan, Alas ka, that his nephew, Tom Heis ler, 23, of Ketchikan is mis sing and presumed drowned in the Bay near Ketchikan. In the letter Red said “that his nephew and another young man about the same age had gone out in a boat in the bay. About two hours later the boat was found capsized and that their life jackets were found, apparently still in the boat. The Coast Guard and others, including the father and Red are still searching for the bodies. On that vast body of water with its miniature islands. Red says it is doubtful the bodies will ever be found. The two have been missing Milk since October 26. Wednesday, November 17— Tom is married and has a Meat Balls and Gravy daughter about a year and a Steamed rice half old. He is the son of Mr. Carrots and Mrs. Don (Hazel Asher) Bread and Butter Heisler of Ketchikan, and the Red Jello and Topping oldest of the couple’s four Milk childen. The Heisler hame Thursday, November 18— faces the bay. Hamburgers Mr. Heisler’s mother and Potatoe Salad sister of Cottage Grove arriv- Celery sticks ed in Ketchikan the first of Purple Plums the month. Mrs. Heisler (Haz Peanut butter cookie el) has been a visitor in the Milk Detroit area on several occa Friday, November 19— sions. 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