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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1972)
LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Parker from Portland visited last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Johnson at Gates. All of them were on the same tour to Europe last sum mer. Mr. Parker is a cousin of Henry Holzfus of Lyons. It has been reported that Pat Moore underwent open heart, surgery at the Veteran’s Hos- i pital in the San Francisco Bay area last Friday, January 21, and is recovering satisfactor ily He was flown from the Madigan Hospital in Washing ton for the operation which took twelve hours. A heart valve had become plugged and it was necessary to replace it as well as to transplant some blood vessels. Mrs. Moore and the couple’s son, Pat, and daughter, Patricia, have all been staying in Oakland, Cal ifornia, during the surgery and recovery period. Mr. Moore is a brother of Mrs. William Ly- ness of Mill City and Murry Moore of Scio. 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 27, 1972 Impacted Land No Problem Bible Film Shown At Idanha Church 'Weather Report IDANHA — A film, “His Land”, portraying Bible pro Shows Heavy Rain phesies being filled in Israel, I DETROIT — Weather read I was shown at the Idanha Com ings for the seven-day period munity Church during Sun ending at 8 a. m. January 25, day evenings service. A Billy are as follows: Graham film, it was made The highest temperature Al Ward who does a lot of available to Village Missions during this week was 48 de where they supply leadership grees on January 21. During thinning in forest lands in the area Friday took The Enter in rural churches on the West the same period in 1971, was 43 degrees on the 19th. The prise man on a trip into some I Coast. Following the service two low in 1972 was 28 degerees of the land he has worked in birthdays were honored. Hon on January 24. against, 29 the past several years. The Mill City Garden club Al said: “if the people ored guests were Mrs. Irene degrees on January 21 in 1971. will meet next Thursday, Feb who are against forest manage Paullin, Detroit, and Mrs. Car Precipitation in 1972 for this ruary 3 for a 12:30 dessert ment could only see what is rie Storey of Idanha. Tradit week was 10.38 inches, with luncheon at the home of Mrs. being done these days, they ional birthday cake, coffee and the heaviest fall being 4.52 Martin Hansen with Mrs. certainly would have a differ punch were served to some 48 inches of rain falling during Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly Louis Verbeck as co-hostess. ent outlook on the situation." people who attended the even the 24-hour period ending at 8 а. m. on the 20th. Precipitation If you cannot attend please were dinner guests Wednesday, The trip Friday morning ings service. January 19, at the home of Rev. Arvin Johnson, pastor (melted snow and rain) dur call one of the hostesses. took in an area south and east her brother and his wife, Mr. of Gates, which Ward had of the church, announced that ing 1971 for this period was Last Wednesday evening and Mrs. D. B. Hill of Albany. thinned some three years ago. there will be no services Sun б. 33 inches, with a high of 2.32 He was proud of the job he day evening, January 30th, due inches falling on the 17th. Patty and Sue McClintock, Sgt. Monte Lalack, son of did and it showed up well. to the High School play, "Ars Snowfall in 1972 was seven Susan Keene and Mrs. William There was a minimun of de enic and Old Lace”, being pre inches against 4.25 inches in McClintock attended Acacia Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lalack, re home last week from struction to standing trees. sented at 7:30 p. m. at the 1971. At present writing (Tues- Assembly of Rainbow for turned Al Ward who does considerable logging Hanau, Germany, where he Some of the thinning was done grade school gym. I day) 5% inches of snow re- Girls at Stayton. Six girls re had in the area told The Enterprise that some stationed with the 1 mains on the ground for 1972. by high lead. This did very ceived degrees of the order Army been people fee' that impaction caused by using for about seven mor .hs ( The mountains are still cover- little damage to soil conditions and Patty McClintock served after doing service in Vietnam. a skidder to get logs out of the woods, will i ed with snow and a heavy and there was little slash or as Service pro-tem and Susan He came back by way of Fort keep treq3 from growing. In the above pic debris on the ground. ! snow is still falling. During Keen as Patriotism, pro-tem. Lewis, Wn, where he received ture he is standing beside a large tree grow , the night of the 22nd gusty He said he feels that high Anita Dorman is Worthy Ad his discharge upon completion , winds prevailed, but on the lead is much better than skid ing out of the old railroad grade southeast visor. of his service, and is now in ding logs, and some of the The Santiam Freshmen roll 24th, for a few hours the sun of Mill City where Hammond logged many Salem where he expects to area cannot be logged by cat ed up two more big victories; broke through, making the Sunday afternoon Patty and find years ago. The tree on the old grade is the employment. because it is too steep. one last Thursday against snow glisten like diamonds. Sue McClintock and Mrs. Wil same size as those along side.—Enterprise The cost of equipment is a Scio and one Monday against The above weather informa liam McClintock attended in photo. Mrs. Jack Scott, returned terrific item to the small log John F. Kennedy in Mt. Angel. tion is by Irene Paullin, De stallation of Chadwick Assem to her work at U. S. National ger. It is not really feasible Big post man, Jim Rose, troit weather observer. In the bly #3 International Rainbow Bank on a part-time basis fol . MELVIN MAY to rig trees any more, as men contributed 20 points to pace Marion Forks area, weather for Girls at Salem. Deon Hos lowing major surgery at San- DETROIT—Word was receiv who do that type of work are his team in the Scio win. Gary observer, Howard Drago, gives kinson was installed as Worthy tiam Memorial hospital about ed here last week that Melvin becoming scarce. It is much DeMain added 10 points and this report. High temperature Advisor and the crowning two weeks ago. May, 74, late reesident of Lin- faster to use a metal spar thirteen rebounds, while con was 44 degrees on January 21 ceremony was by Chemeketa coin City, died Monday, Jan. tree, as they can be placed sistent Leland Ohrt scored 8. and low was 21 degrees on the Chapter Order of DeMolay 17th, at a Lincoln City Rest where needed. It was announced Sunday Monday night Santiam met same date. Total precipitation with Michael Thurman as Home. Tree growth on these thin the JFK club on the home (mostly rain) was recorded as Master Councilor. Following morning at the worship hour I A native of the Mehama area ----- ned areas appears to be thriv- floor and revenged last year’s 12.20 for the week. Present the Presbyterian church that the installation they accom at I he resided for a number of, I ing. Ward did say however, humiliating defeat at the hands snow on the ground as of ordination and installation of panied Mr. and Mrs. Lowell the new Deacons and Elders BENJAMIN S. CAGLE years at Idanha where he was ' that the method could be fur- of JFK. Everyone scored for Tuesday, is 38 inches with 12.75 Cree to the home of friends, will Funeral services were held employed as a Mill Wright for I ther improved by not cutting Santiam as they trounced JFK inches of new snow falling take place during the wor Mr. and Mrs. Harold White at service next Sunday. «Saturday at 11 a. m. at the a time at the Idanha Lumber timber unless there is a mark 64-43. ( during the week. Paradise Island Trailer Park ship Huston Mortuary in Lebanon Co. (Huber Ray). Later he was et for it. He pointed out areas Elected as Elders at the recent A report said Sunday that David Plotts scored 17 to where they spent the evening. annual congregational meeting for Benjamin S. Cagle, 73, of employed by Briles Core Mill. where Alder was dropped and Hoodoo Ski Bowl had 169 lead his team in scoring. Gary In poor health for sometime, is still there as at the time of DeMain added 13 and Roger inches of snow, and it has been John MacGregor and Lebanon, who passed away on Karl Wipper, Worthy Grand were Merle and elected as Wednesday at a Lebanon hos he has been confined in var the thinning operation, there Davidson put in six field goals snowing pretty steadily in the Patron of the Grand Chapter Deacons Stewart, pital. ious Rest Homes for the past was no market. Now there is for 12 points. Davidson totally area since Monday. were Donna Podrab- of Oregon OES was reported to sky and Pat Mr. Cagle was a resident of four or five years. Whitmore. a market and the trees that dominated the offensive and still be in serious condition Linn County for over 50 years. Interment was at Lincoln were felled then are now rot defensive boards, pulling down For Quality .lob Printing call Sunday as a result of the heart Mr. and Mrs. Terry Coryell He was a retired machinist for City. ten and of no commercial 18 for the three quarters he attack he had January 10. of Beaverton were weekend Willamette Industries at Sweet value. played. The story of the game, The IC-ntei prise, 897-2772. ■ Home where he worked for 33 EVERETT KENNETH HURSH at the home of his Possibly as time goes on, however, was the blistering STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN guests Word was received Tues I these procedures will be recti- 52% the team shot from the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. years. He was a native of Ten open six days a week, 9 a. m. nessee. He moved to Mill City day, of the death of Everett concluded. Cecil Lake. floor. This was their best per to 5 p. m. For appointments ph. in 1920 from Idaho and to Kenneth Hursh, 75, of Cres-| centage of the year. Tax Returns Prepared 897-2100. 42tf Sweet Home in 1936. He moved cent City, Calif., but formerly Bernard Bennett, president The JFK game ended the Reasonable Rates to Lebanon in 1960. of this area. When he was here of the Mill City Volunteer first round of League play for P. J’s Beauty Center 239 S. Fire Department told The En He was a member of the Ma about 25 years ago, he was Santiam Tax Service the Freshman. Next Monday W. Broadway. Open Monday terprise this morning that Mrs. sonic lodge at Sweet Home and connected with an egg ranch, they travel to Salem Academy 502 2nd Ave. Stayton through Saturday 9:00 a.m. - Albert Toman gave the De Lumber and Sawmill Workers called “Ross’s Roost,” in con, and then to Regis on Thursday. 5:00 p. m. Evenings by appoint partment a poker table, in union No. 2791. junction with his late brother- ■ Thursday, January 27— ment. Phone 897-2137. 45tf memory of her late husband. Surviving are the widow. in-law and sister, George and Ovenfried chicken Elisabeth: one brother, Dave of Whipped potatoes and gravy Edna Ross. The establishment Mr. Bennett said the Depart Hot rolls ment will put it in their meet Sweet Home, and three sisters, was located near the old A. Minnie Barry of Portland; D. Scott place near Gates. Green beans ing room. Edna Wilkinson, West Stayton, Pineapple tidbits Mr. Hursh was a member of Milk Mr. and Mrs. Bob Person of and Mollie Palmer of Cincin Mill City Lodge, No. 180, A. P. & A. M. Memorial services Friday, January 28— Milwaukie, spent the weekend nati, Ohio. Interment was in Mt. Crest were held in Crescent City. Wiener and bun All Veterans of World War I, wives and at the Don Moffatt home. In Potato chips honor of Mrs. Person’s birth Abbey Mausoleum, Salem. Widows. Lettuce salad day they, accompanied by Mr. Carrot sticks and Mrs. Donovan Moffatt had MARGARET EVELYN BIRD ! Funeral services were held Marilyn Club Meets Chocolate pudding cake NAME dinner Saturday evening at Milk the Frontier. They were joined Monday at 3:30 at St. Paul’s; Monday, January 31— there by Mr. and Mrs. George Episcopal church in Salem for At Carlson Home ADDRESS Mrs. Margaret Evelyn Bird, • Spaghetti Long. 68, of 697 Idlywood Drive S., | Marilyn Club met Tuesday Carrots .... ZIP....... CITY Garlic Bread A tip from your Fire De who passed away at her home at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mixed fruit partment. Plain baking soda is Saturday morning from a heart Donald Carlson for a 12:30 Chocolate chip cookie an excellent fire extinguisher. attack just 10 days following potluck luncheon, I Married ........ .......... ........ Milk Keep a box handy at your kit her husband’s death from a i Mrs. Gladys Lake presided Branch of Service | at the business meeting in the heart attack. Tuesday, February 1 — chen range in case of emer Single ........... —............ .. Mrs. Bird was born in Eng absence of the president, Mrs. B B Q. Hamburgers gency. I land and moved to Salem in Jack Gulliford. Clip and Mail To:’ Lettuce salad The February 22 meeting Fruit jello The women of the First 1967 from California. She was P. L. MULLIGAN a membero f St. Paul ’ s Episco will be at the home of Mrs. Applesauce bar Christian church will meet on P. O. Box 149 and a 12:30 pal church, Daughters of the Gladys Lake Milk Thursday, January 27, in the MILL CITY, ORE. 97360 be served by British Empire and the Friend luncheon will Wednesday, February 2 — church basement for a time of • the hostess. * Turkey and gravy ' fellowship. The meeting will ly Hour club. PHONE 897-2598 She is survived by a brother,! The group voted to hold a Whipped potatoes 1 begin at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Frank bzake sale on February 11 at Robert Davis, of Hayward, Ca., Hot rolls Most Veterans are not aware of the many Homar and Mrs. Elmer Shaw Peas will be hostesses for the first and a number of friends in the building next to the bank, benefits they are eligible to receive or how to meeting. A babysitter will be Mill City where she was a fre starting at 10 a. m. All mem Cranberry bar proceed. Do you know yours. A widows pension? bers are asked to participate. quent visitor. Milk provided for the children. Hospitalization? Rest Home. Do you know how At the February meeting of Thursday, February 3— Rev. John Power officiated By Frank Stromquist to seek such benefits? Social Security. Burial al at the service and interment Marilyn Club those attending Chilli beans lotment, grave marker. Fi'l in the above Roll Call It is entirely possible that Portland Man Caught was at Belcrest Memorial park. will have a kitchen shower for Buttered toast the kitchen at the hall. and you will be contacted and informed. Celery sticks you may witness a diabetic With H&W Pickup Mrs. Gladys Lake received Banana cream pie coma or a hypoglycemic reac Paul Robert Manolovich, 19, RUTH WHITMORE FLINT the door prize. Private funeral services Milk tion sometime in your life. Portland, has been arrested on were held Saturday at Weddle Members were reminded to Friday, February 4— a Linn County warrant in con Sometimes these conditions nection with the theft of a six- Funeral Home in Stayton for save their Christmas and greet Fi=h krisps Tator tots are mis diagnosed as drunken- passenge” pickup truck from Ruth Whitmore Flint, 75, who ing cards for the Shriner’s They will be taken Bread and butter ess. Remember these signs and h &W Logging Co. of Mill City, passed away at the home of hospital. to the hospital at a later date. her sister. Mrs. Harold Wil Green beans symptoms . . . you may save The truck was taken New son at Gates, where she had Also anyone having any Diced pears someone’s life. I Year’s Day and was later found made her home for the past 19 good, clean clothing that is Cake doughnut •wrecked nesr Wilsonville on suitable for the guests at the Milk DIABETIC COMA: (too much Interstate 5. Monolovich is years. Rev. Donald Dishong of the Masonic-Eastern Star Home sugar) thirst, headache, nausea, lodged in Linn County Jail in Mill City Community church are asked to contact the Wor vomiting, abdominal pain, dim '*eu StOOO di thy Matron as they will be We Sell and Service conducted the services. She was born in 1896 at making a visit there in the | vision, constipation, florid face, JACUZZI PUMPS air hunger, respiratory par Maintenance Service Wayland, Mass. The family next week or two, weather migrated to the west in 1916, permitting. alysis, rapid pulse, acetone Attending the meeting were Local Area Only finally taking up a homestead breath. The treatment is the' £]ectrical. Plumbing and Car claim in Montana, near Cut Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark I proper dose of insulin. ¡pentry. Also Emergency Re bank. Due to an accident and from Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. I pairs (No new installations of surgery she suffered loss of Charlie French, Mr. and Mrs. HYPOGLYCEMIC REAC eyesight and hearing, plus loss Lowell Cree, Mrs. Susie Be-1 electrical or plumbing.) TION: (lack of sugar) nerv of balance on one side, which vier, Julie and Sharon, from FREE ESTIMATES ousness, hunger, sweating, kept her housebound most of Salem, Mrs. Mabel Carlson, Ozzie Mikkelsen. Ph. 897-2581 weakness, blurred vision, con her life. Her father, mother Mrs. Kate Doble, Mrs. Bertha 2tf vulsions, shallow respiration. I and 3 brothers preceded her Geesman, Mrs. Gladys Lake, Treatment is supplementary in death and in December, 1952 Mrs. Ruby Brisbin, Mrs. Bar carbohydrate (sugar) or glu I I she came to Oregon to make bara Freeman, Mrs. Virgil cagon injection. Lewis, Mrs. Frances Cruson Income Tax Service her home with her sister, Mary More than 30 years continuous A. Wilson. In 1969 she under and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carl son. service and experience in this went surgery for cancer. When your doctor prescribes area. Survivors besides her sister the best, we do the rest, at are a niece, Mrs. Don (Helen 1970 recorded over 1,750 L.) Carey. Stayton. a nephew If the number following satisfied clients. Robert H. Wilson. Portland and Courteous satisfaction assured on any and all of your plumbing needs. eight great nephews, the oldest your name on The En Lt. Ronald G. Wilson now ser FDW. J BELL Phone 897-2812 reads Everett Hamilton, owner PUBLIC SERVICE OFFICE ving with the Engineers in terprise label West Berlin, Germany. Your Home Town 247 North Third Avenue The body was cremated___ and 2-72 it's time to send Stayton. Oregon 97383 Phone 897-2799 Phone 897-2977 Drug Store I the ashes will be sent to Mon Phone: 769-2265 a check for renewal. tana at a later date. Frosh Win Two Basketball Games OBITUARIES: School Lunch Menu WORLD WAR I VET ERANS ROLL CALL Pharmacy Topics Mill City Pharmacy MILL CITY HARDWARE FREE ESTIMATE Moffatt Plumbing & Heating Co.
