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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1972)
Frank W. Smith of Forest D C L I T 5_The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 11, 1972 1 Grove, but long-time resident |TC" jCllOOlerS I 0 here, was able to be released on Friday, May 5, from Salem | Third in L.H ciasstty General hospital where he had I I III U III Wl IIVI VI HU | that air and water pollution FOR SALE Three Three rebuil rebuilt *■ been a patient for nearly three On Saturday the Santiam was extremely bad. They took $6 Mauser rifles. 7MM Cal. $65 weeks since a heart attack on ea. 640 S. E. Fairview. 19p I Girls Track team placed third ! many pictures on their visit. April 17. Smith, who is retir Tuesday, May 23, is the date set for pre-school registration their tri river conference Fred Berg is back in San ing this year as Superintendent at Mill City Elementary school. ELIZABETH A. KRIEVER ! in meet at Regis. The final score tiam Memorial hospital due to of Schools at Banks, is report All children entering the first Many old time friends were Scio 113, Salem Academy another heart attack at his ed as recuperating satisfactor grade from Mill City and Gates shocked to learn of the death , I was 104, Santiam 64. Kennedy 43M>, ily at home. home Mrs. Berg said Tuesday are to be included in this pre of Elizabeth Anne (Betsy) Colton 41*4, Regis 19, and Jef that he has had several good I Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fleet school registration and par Kriever, 36, who passed away ferson 17. days and that he is out of the __ ______ ___ Santiam Girls Track wood and daughter, Miss Mary ents should recognize the im on Monday, May 1, at her home The intensive care unit and seems portance of registration to the in Waldport. It was stated ♦hat team also placed fourth in the Gay Fleet wood, drove to Eu- to be improving. • the cause of death was under sub-regional (west) girls meet, | gene Sunday to visit his mo- child and the school. Registration wiil be between investigation. Miss Kriever had The score was Scio 86’4, Mo- Patti Fohl. daughter of Mr. I ther, Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, the hours of 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. I been employed the past three ¡hawk 79, Salem Acamedy 71, and Mrs. John Fohl, is wearing who has been staying with her on the 23rd. Medical and dent, years by Lincoln County I Santiam 37. Kennedy 32X4. a cast on her foot and walking son-in-law and daughter, Mr. al forms will be available at School district as an art tea- Perrvdale 29, Colton 28. OSSD with crutches as the result of and Mrs. Ben Beisel (Lois the school. cher in Waldport. I i6. Regis too, Alsea 8, Jeffer- an accident in the school hall Fleetwood) for the past several Birth certificates for child Surviving are her parents,'son 4, and Valsetz 0. 1 weeks. Ida Fleletwood had way where another girl step ren born in Oregon are obtain Mr. and Mrs. Art Kriever, of Santiam only had two first ped on her foot. She is a been hospitalized for some able by applying at the Oregon Waldport, but formerly of Mill places, Lori Hildebrandt in the | time, due to a throat ailment, Freshman at Santiam High. where they were promin 100 meter hurdles, and Lori ’ but is now under the doctor's State Board of Health, Vital City Statistics Section, P. O. Box ent in lodge and club circles. Dayton in the Javelin. Hilde | care and treatment at the Beis Wayne Blalack son of Mr.1 231, Portland. Birth record ap Mrs. Kriever is a past worthy brandt made her fastest run and Mrs. George Blalack of el home. In fact, she and her plications are available at the matron of Marilyn Chapter, of the year 18.0. daughter, Lois, made a two- Cataldo, Idaho was among the school and may be obtained at No. 145, Order of the Eastern 1st five victims removed from day stay here at the Fleetwood any time. S,Memoriai services were held Snyders Return from home recently. The address in the Sunshine mine fire in Kel logg Idaho. The Blalacks and Eugene is 1645 Brookdale Ave. at 10:30 a. m„ Thursday, May ¡Trip to Japan Athel Savage have been life1 „ . 4, in Waldport. Interment fol- I IDANHA ------ - — - Mr. - and ---- Mrs. Al- I long friends. The Blalacks will I Brunner’s Flowers will make Rebekahs Give to lowed in the Willamette Me bert Snyder, Idanha, returned be remembered by many in delivery to Detroit and Idanha morial Park Cemetery, Albany. home recently from a 21-day the area as they were occasion-. Saturday afternoon, May 13th Scholarship Fund "Betsy,” as she was known i trip to Japan where they visit- al visitors. I t9 Santiam Rebekah Lodge No. here, attended Mill City I ed their son, RN.C. Donald 166 met May 3 with Noble schools, graduating from Mill Snvder“and'family’ Mrs. Lawrence Barker, a Mrs.. -,,>e Toman oi Stayton Grand school with the class i Their tri included a lo.day Mrs. Glenn Anderson, I S y, long-time friend of Mr. and £?ned °n Mfs- Ernest Graham presiding. Mrs. Walter Bris-' of 1953. Always a good stu- tour of the mainland which Mrs. Larry Doble arrived Wed-1 Thursday afternoon, bin, Mrs. Lang Stafford and dent in Art she later gradu- included Tokyo and many oth- nesday afternoon at the Doble Mrs. John Swan were appoint ated from OSU before starting er principal cities. Included Harrison Hale, 60, of Eu- home for a 10-day visit. in the excursion were visits gene, father of Mrs. Wes Jahn, ed to the membership commit her teaching career. to shrines, temples, palaces I passed away in that city Tues. tee for Mrs. O. G. Rolls. ALICE S. WHITE and other points of interest. I day, May 2, rather unexpected- The Memorial committee was LYONS — Alice Sylvester Their son Donald who is I ly even though he was a vic- instructed to purchase Memor White, 84, of Rt. 1, Box 55A, | tim of concer. Funeral services I ial Wreaths for Fox Valley Lyons, died Friday at Santiam commander of all submarine and Fairview Cemeteries in . communications in the far I were conducted in Eugene on I memory of the Rebekahs bur- Memorial hospital. _ . i East, is stationed at Yokosuka, Saturady. May 6. Besides the She was born in Spokane on 1 jaPan there. widow, Mr. Hale is survived ied The rw >r 4 ' , V-v z—• — G 28, O 1887, 1 O O ^7 — and • ——T — married - ■ ——. —— ——. — — — annual contribution to October Mrs. Snyder said, “weather by a son and family, Mr. and | Earl P. White in 1908 < and conditions were not of the the Santiam Scholarship fund Mrs. George Hale and Danny homesteaded near G.-eat Falls, made. best” during their visit. Cloud- of Phoenix, Ariz., and by the | ■ was Mrs. Albert Carr and Mrs. Mont., from 1917 to 1922. mov daughter and family, Mr. and ! Walter delegates to ing to the Bitterroot Valley Mrs. Wes Jahn and small son. Rebekah Thomas, Assembly Tilla and later to St. Regis, M?nt. Michael, of Mill City where mook were instructed at in voting In 1956 they retired to Ryder- Jahn is Superintendent of | on issues to come before the | wood, Wn., where they lived schools. I Assembly. While at Tillamook, for 15 years before coming to Carr will receive official, Lyons in 1971. It is reported that Mrs. Sig Mrs. appointment Depu- ■ Surviving besides the wid- Jepsen of Stayton, but former ty President as of District 7A. I ower, are daughters, Mrs. Leo ly of Mill City, continues to Mrs. Thomas will District installed Cruson, Lyons; Mrs. Edward improve following hip surgery as Czarina of the be Neihart, Mont.; Mrs. in Salem on May 2. She has . covites of Oregon. Lady Mus-1 Kinsman, Sidney Wilkerson, Hamilton, been relieved of the pain, and Three Links president, Mrs.I Mont.; sons. Ernest of Powd it is hoped her mobility will be Margaret Snow announced I er Wyo., and Harry of restored, as she had been forc I a meeting for May 11. The San River, Francisco; sister, Mrs. Les ed to get around with a walk members will serve the Mill . ter Davis of Sequim, 15 er at her home for some time. City IOOF -144 refreshments grandchildren and 30 Wn„ great Dog Owners Are Reminded That There Is A City Ordinance She is able to have company following their meeting. Sev grandchildren. now. Mrs. Jepsen is a sister of eral important summer pro- I Private services were Friday Forbidding Dogs Running At Large In Mill City. Mrs. Ida Carev and Joe Walter, jects are to be discussed. An ' in Weddle Funeral Home in both of Mill City. I invitation was received for the Stayton. Contributions in her Master’s reception at memory may be made to Ry- CITATIONS WILL BE ISSUED FOR VIOLATIONS OF P. J’s Beauty Center 239 S. Grand Salem, June 3 at 8 p. m. at the derwood Community church, W. Broadway. Open Monday IOOF hall, honoring Darrel L. Wn., or Santiam Memorial THIS ORDINANCE. By Frank Stromqulst through Saturday 9:00 a.m. - Writhe the 1972-73 Grand Hospital, Stayton. 5:00 p. m Evenings by appoint Master of the IOOF of Oregon. ♦ An orthopedic surgeon at the ment. Phone 897-2137. 45tf Following the meeting, re SUZANNE KUIKEN Mayo Clinic reports that freshments were served by LYONS — Services were Speaker at the Presbyterian Mrs. Dave Barnhardt and Mrs. stiffness and swelling of the held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at thumb is routine among church this Sunday will be Walter Thomas. Weddle Funeral Home in Stay regular bowlers. One dang Rev. Luther Kurtz, a retired ton for Suzanne Dawn Kuiken er in “Bowler’s Thumb” is Presbyterian from pastor Filling the pulpit at the Unit j7i wo was killed Sunday in that if such symptoms are Woodburn. According to the ed Presbyterian church Sun not recognized and treated, Session of the church, he will day was Steve Westfall, a a beach accident north of DON GILLENWATER. Chief of Police the result can be permanent serve as intermittent pastor for Presbyterian Seminary student Lincoln City. Interment was . in Fox Valley cemetery. limitation of the thumb’s lat the next few months. in charge of Youth Ministry at Surviving besides her par eral movement. Portland State U. He also sup * Iiick Coram. Democratic plied Mt. Pleasant pulpit at ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald According to a study in 1968 women have more colds candidate for the Oregon State 9:30 Sunday morning, then I Kuiken, Lyons are a sister, than do men and the North Senate from District No. 28, was brought here by Mr. and Cheryl Kuiken and two broth- « Martin and Eric Kuiken eastern part of the country- which includes this part of Mrs Haskell Hunt of that I j ers, ¡if’of’Lyons, and her grand has the heaviest concentra Marion and Linn counties was church. Mrs. Huntley and Mrs. mo thers, Mrs. Art Baltzer of tion of colds. Weather seems a visitor in Mill City Monday Charles Kelly had a good visit ; Lyons and Mrs Elva Kuiken, to be the chief factor in the forenoon. He stopped at The at the coffee hour when it was 1 stayton cold concentration belt but Enterprise office during his discovered that the former had 1 ’_____ __________ in the case of women verses calls, and in the course of the spent four winters with 4T44O. Mrs. | men, it seems that since conversation it was learned Mary Hill (Mrs Kelly’s late (_ City Budget of children are the greatest cold that both he and the publisher grandmother) of Stayton while ' ' ’ 3 catchers and spreaders, mo were from North Dakota, both attending high school there $21,71 I Is Adopted thers, nurses and teachers having lived in Minot at one from 1920-1924. LYONS—At the meeting of become the inevitable vic time. Coram said he planned on doing more extensive cam- ( Miss tims. Charlotte Ziebert, the Citv Council Wednesday In 1878 the cure for cancer paigning here later in the year. daughter of Mrs. Joe Ziebert, i night. Liquor licenses were re- ! newed for Bob’s Market, Wal was simple: Boil down the STl’DIO OF HAIR DESIGN is in her senior year at the tons Grocery and Lyons Tav inner bark of red and white U of O in Eugene and is now oak to the consistency of mo open six days a week, 9 a. m. practice teaching in prepara ern. No one spoke against the lasses: apply as a plaster, to 5 p. m For appointments ph. tion for her future profession. annexation of John Geringer, 897-2100. 42tf Irvin Gordon and John Trahan shifting it once a week. 4 For Mother’s Day, Mill City David Chance of Eugene property to the city area so Pharmacy has it. VIKINGS RETREAT was home during the weekend it was accepted. City budget was approved Sauna and Massage „ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. When your doctor prescribes "WE’D LIKE TO^SEE HOW Stanley Chance. He _______ and adopted $21.711.00 Gener was re NON-PARTISAN the best, we do the rest, at YOU FEEL” cently in Seattle on a business al fund $9.18000. Santiam Sanitary Service re Female Masseuses . trip in connection with his po- 10 a.m.-l a.m. 7 Days Weekly sjtion at a Eugene radio sta- quested a raise in rates. No action could be taken as all SEE US AT I tion. members were not present. A Phone 897-2812 4705 Liberty Rd. S. E. Salem, Oregon Monte Lalack a Vietnam vet special meeting will be held Your Home Town eran who finished his tour of May 17 for action. Present rate Phone 581-9671 Drug Store duty in Germany, visited the is $1.75 per month and the new Joe La lacks Sunday. He is rate will be $2.80 per month. Lyons will enter the mid currently employed at Boise- Willamette Valley Area Beau Cascade in Salem. tification contest again this EXPERIENCE INTEGRITY PROVEN ABILITY Attending the seminar at j year. State speed control board the Sheraton Hotel Sunday' is conducting a speed survey and Monday were Mr. and on the John Neal Park road Call Us Any Day For . HONESTY . EFFICIENCY Mrs. Ralph Edminister from to establish a speed limit. Satina’s Botique in Detroit, No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between and Mrs. Elmer Klutke and Stayton and Gates. Mrs. Barbara Davidson from Helen Johnston To ON OR OFF THE CABLE Studio of Hair Design in Mill City. The guest artists were Head Extension Unit RCA VICTOR LYONS—The Lyons Exten from Toronto, Can. of Distinguished, The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. sion Unit held their meeting Courteous Service to Thursday, May 4, at the City Dennis Davidson, son of Mr. RCA WHIRLPOOL Marion County Citizens and Mrs. Alvin Davidson, Mill hall. Lesson of the day was City, is among candidates for | "Consumer Protection” ’ with The Best Laundry Equipment degrees at Linfield College , Mrs. t Leo t Loomis « a »«»» and r Mrs #»-» Jean Tann asYOUR traditional commencement on Parsons as project leaders. This is the last meeting un Sunday, May 21. Davidson will ciRCurr court receive a bachelor of science til fall. New officers are Helen chairman; Alma degree in physical education Johnston, JUDGE Olmstead, vice chairman and from Linfield. June McPheeters, secretary. Present for the meeting ’according to the official statistical report compiled and published by the Office of State Court NEED JOB PRINTING?— were Dorothy Downer, Rose Administrator, Supreme Court of Oregon, for period January 1 September 30, 1971. pages 12 Appliance — Radio See The Mill City Enter Culwell, Shirley Stinson, Lu and 14.—— ----------- - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SAutaS — SERVICE prise. Top Quality Printin/ cile Huber, Eleanor LaMun- Paid for by: "The Re-Elect Judge George A. Jones Committee” 769-2154 503 N. Third Ave. Stayton Co-Chairmen: George Rhoten Treasurer. Richard H. Allen priced right. Fast service yan and the project leaders, George Duncan, Sr. 200 Masonic Budding Rex Hartley too. Phone 897-2772. Salem, Oregon 97301 Mrs. Loomis and Mrs. Parsons. to» fnnfprenrp to Pharmacy Topics DOG OWNERS ATTENTION OF MILL CITY — 40 YY4V44 . Re-Elect GEORGE A JONES JUDGE POSITION #4 TV, Radio & Appliance Service .PO RTERs LAU. T2¡¿rw F-.. I Judge George Jones 12 YEARS is a Key Member of Oregon’s No. 1 Judicial Team' Most Cases FILED Per Judgei 1 I ] Most Cases TRIED Per Judge
