The Mill City enterprise., June 22, 1972, Page 5, Image 5

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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson
G<rl ond Boy Of The Month For May
3 1 attended the reception in ob­
servance of the Golden Wed­
ding Anniversary of Rev. and
Mrs. Luther Kurtz at the
Woodburn Presbyterian church
on Sunday, June 11. Mr. and
Mrs. Kurtz enjoyed a reunion
Stacey Crosier, 8-year-old with their four children and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 16 grandchildren at their
Brooks Crosier of Concordia, Woodbum home on Wednes­
Ca., is spending the summer day, June 14.
with her grandparents, Mr.
Miss Jeri Parker, daughter
and Mrs. Martin Hansen.
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parker
Nancy Loveall of Chandler,'of Albany, but formerly from
Ariz., visited Tuesday of ' last here was seen on TV riding
week with her parents, Mr. horseback, as a member of the
I Linn County Court in the Rose
and Mrs. George Loveall.
I Festival Parade in Portland re-
Mrs. Clyde Richards was ' cently.
brought home Sunday , from j
Salem
Memorial
hospital j J Mrs. Agnes Kellom, who re-
where she underwent surgery cently moved t o Stayton,
last Tuesday. She is reported writes that she likes her new
to be recovering satisfactorily home, but misses a yard where
and may have visitors.
i she
' could do a little grass cut-1 Anita Lucille Hutchinson Gordon Dale Plotts was
ting and fooling around trying was a girl of the month for chosen boy of the month for
Callers at the Charles Kelly to make things grow. ” She also i May at santiam
Santiam High.
Hign. sne
She May at Santiam High School.
home on a recent Sunday misses her Mill City friends. I was a senior this year. Anita Gordon was a senior and is the
morning were Mr. and Mrs. and would like them to know1 is the daughter of Mr. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Sherill Bland and their 3 that her address is Stayton Mrs. Adell Hutchisonn of Mill Plotts of Mill City.
children, Brenda, Brian, and Manor, 844 N. 3rd, Stayton,. City.
He has been very active in
one-year-old Brent, of Reno, and her telephone number is ' Anita has been in volley all sports: Namely football,
Nev. where Mr. Bland is an 769-2978. As Mrs. Kellom was ball. Her senior year she was basketball, baseball, and track
Air-traffic Controller at the 88 her last birthday on Janu- in Future Homemakers of Am- He was class president his
Reno Airport. He and Mr. Kel­ ary 9, it is remarkable that. erica and class treasurer.
sophomore and junior year
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ly became acquainted through she
is going 4-z-x
to r» attend Che- Gordon was in Intra-School
writes such
a well-written A Anita
correspondence dealing with and interesting letter.
meketa Community College to Council, Pep Club, F.T.A. and
be a Medical Assistant.
their interest in old, historical'
Honor Society. He was Student
pictures so the family routed I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Person of
Body President 71-72 school
Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus year.
their vacation trip through Mill Milwaukie spent the weekend
Gordon plans to attend Ore­
City so he could make copies in Mill City with her parents,' spent the weekend fishing at
of some. He was especially in­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt. On East Lake. They reported the gon Technical Institute at Kla­
terested in those relating to Saturday they all went to the fishing good and the weather math Fails and take a General
Study Course.
the Hammond Lumber Com­ Donovan Moffatt home for an was beautiful.
pany, which had large hold­ indoor picnic as the weather
THE GATES WOMEN’S
ings and a sawmill here years was a little chilly. On Father’s
ago, as they also have an in­ Day the group gathered at the ; CLUB ANNUAL RUMMAGE
Public Notices
stallation at Samoa, Cal., the Don W Moffatt home for a SALE at the home of Mrs.
Wilson
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first
house
a-
Harold
hometown of both Mr. and picnic.
CALL FOR BIDS
cross the bridge at Gates on
Mrs. Bland.
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In word from Mrs. Ben Cob- the Linn County side. 10:00
Sealed bids will be received
Mr and Mrs. Athel Savage, I er of Fort Bragg, Cal she a. m. to 4:00 p. m. daily, July
daughter Becky, nephew Rick states that her husband will 3 through 7th. DON’T MISS IT. by the Board of Directors of
Administrative School District
Lady and Mrs. Vee Golden 71 not be able to attend the 50th
26 129J until the hours of 4:00
spent the weekend at the coast. '• Anniversary of Mill City
Arriving Monday night for p. m., July 13, 1972, covering
Lodge, No. 180, A. F. & A. M.
Ernest Freeman, son of Mr. to be held Saturday evening,, a few days visit at the home paving of a portion of parking
and Mrs. Richard Freeman, June 24, when he would re­ of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph You­ area in front of Santiam High
will bring the message for the ceive his 50-year pin, as he is! mans were his sister and bro­ School and Auditorium, to­
Sunday morning worship serv­ in very poor health. Another j ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Au- gether with a strip around
ice at the Mill City First couple which had been expect­ gie Buch of Fond du Lac, Wis­ the baseball grandstand on Al­
len Field. Specifications may
Christian church.
ed to attend, Mr. and Mrs. Hal consin.
be obtained at the high school
Ladd (Nan LaRoche), of Kern
Bids may be mailed to
STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN City in Bakersfield, Cal.,, have
John Fohl, manager of IT. S. office.
open six days a week, 9 a. m. also sent their regrets due to I Bank branch here returned to Linn Co. Adm. School Dist.
to 5 p. m. For appointments ph. health problems. Former long­ work Monday morning after 129J, Box 1448, Mill City, Ore.
897-2100.
42tf time residents here, where Mrs. he and his wife spent a week 97360.
The Board reserves the
Ladd taught in the Elementary at Fish Lake. They made the right to reject any or all bids,
trip
in
their
camper.
School and Mr. Ladd had a
and to waive informalities in
position in the Hammond
bids.
Lumber Co. office, they men­ The Darrell Bethel family
WESLEY JAHN
moved
this
week
to
Turner
tion that their son is a pilot
Superintendent
for American Airlines, flying where they will now make
Publish June 22 and June
D. C.-lO’s out of Dallas, Texas. their home. Mr. Bethel has 29, 1972.
Cober was a former Editor of been biulding houses there.
the local paper, as well as Sta­
Relatives and friends at the
tion Agent for the railroad, home of Mr. and Mrs. Jamts
and
he
Ladd are past gwan on Father’s Day included
Worshipful Masters of the Mrs Swan’s sister, Mrs. Mag-
Masonic Lodge.
| gie Matheny, her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
P. J’s Beauty Center 239 S. j“g ! Neisz, and his father,
W. Broadway. Open Monday , George Neisz," all of Portland,
through Saturday 9:00 a.m. • | They were accOmpanied by the
5:00 p. m. Evenings by appoint- fa{her’s housekeeper, ”
Mrs.
ment. Phone 897-2137.
45tf I Walling, also of Portland, who
may be remembered here as
An informal afternoon of the sister-in law of the late C.
visiting, followed by a buffet T. Haseman. The visitors
supper, was enjoyed on a re­ brought a picnic dinner, and
cent Sunday when Mr. and spent part of the day and even­
Mrs. Howard Farmen enter­ ing driving up the canyon to
tained six other couples at view the scenery. Other re­
their home. Attending the af­ cent callers at the Jim Swan
fair were Mr. and Mrs. Joe La- home were Mr. and Mrs. Orvil­
lack, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott,._________
____
le Oderman (Donola
Swan) of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krecklow,! Gold"Beach, Ore., Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klutke of I james oderman and daughter.
Stayton, Mr. and Mrs Lee I jeena of Fort Lewis, Wash.,
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and - Mr. and • •*
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By Frank Stromqulst
Mrs. - ”
Ron
Phelps
1
Kelly,
and
the
hosts,
Mr.
and
and
daughter,
Ronda,
of
Salem.
* A U. of Connecticut research
Mrs. Mike Farmen and son, James Oderman expects to be
team is set to start the first Mike.
sent to Frankfurt, Germany, in
large-scale field trial in in­
the near future, and hopes to
fants of a new vaccine again­ Mrs. Bill Beyer left today by make contact with Frank
st meningitis. The vaccine plane for New York City Catherwood of this locality
has already been successful­ where she will visit with a who is also stationed there.
ly tested in a large group of longtime friend, Mrs. Mart
U. S. Army recruits and in Bushnell in Trenton, N. J.
Houseguests of Mr. and
small group —
of children.
o a .uuun
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Geesman ait
are Mr.
ladies W1U
will arive
drive to • Mrs. Charles ueesman
Among infectious diseases, I Atlanta, Ga., to attend the In- and Mrs. Ray Watson and son,
meningitis is now the lead­ ternational China Painting Gary, former neighbors from
ing U. S. killer of children. Show and display their own Westminster, California. The
exhibits. Mrs. Beyer plans to Watsons expect to spend about
Demand to bring cyclamates be gone about three weeks.
a month of their vacation here,
back to he marketplace are
after which they will visit oth­
gaining ground. The South
Houseguests last week at the er points in Oregon. Other re­
Dakota Medical Association | home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill cent visitors of the Geesmans
has petitioned the govern­ Beyer were friends, Mr. and were Mr and Mrs. Ben Matz,
ment to restore the sweeten-1 Mrs. Don Dorn of Mira Loma, also of Westminster, who were
er as a prescription drug.
here 3 days on their way to
Calif.
Montana and Iowa.
* A new freeze-dried preg­
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lund­
nancy test, which can detect
It has been made known that
pregnancy as early as four quist returned Saturday from
days after the first missed a ten day visit in Rosemead, Mrs. Chet Rogers (Kathy Kel­
period, has been introduced Calif, with their two sons and ly) of Long Beach California,
families. Accompanying them younger daughter of Mr. and
by Wampole Labs.
on the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Max Kelly of Barstow,
* Now that the vacation sea­ Ernest Segi of Salem who vis­ Cal., is scheduled to appear
with her husband on the TV
son is upon us, if you are ited their son in San Pedro.
show, “The Newlyweds," at 2
taking medication, be sure
Lyons Beauty Körner now P. M., Thursday afternoon,
you carry a sufficient sup-
ply and be sure, too, that it °P*n Thursday and Friday ev- June 22, on KATU, Channel 2.
.
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appointment. Phone
Phone Mrs. Rogers is the niece of Mr
is
protected
against damage enings hv by anoointment
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from differing climate con­ 859-2340
also of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
ditions such as temperature
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gordon of Jepsen, as her mother was
and humidity.
Klamath Falls, but former old- former Virginia Jepsen.
time residents here, are expect­
When your doctor prescribe* ed to attend the Masonic 50th
Ed Drapela of Lebanon,
the best, we do the rest, at anniversary here this weekend formerly from here, was
and will be the houseguests of cently hospitalized due to a
the Charles Kellys. Gordon is heart condition, but is report­
to receive his 50-year pin, as ed as at his home again now.
is Boots Higdon of Mill City,
and both of the Gordons are
Mrs. Don Clark was recently
Phone 897-2812
charter members of Marilyn hospitalized at Santiam Me
Chapter, No. 145, Order of the morial in Stayton, but is re­
Your Home Town
Eastern Star, being past ma­ ported as recovering at home
Drug Store
tron and past patron, respec­ now. She is the mother of
Shirley Laird.
tively.
Pharmacy Topics
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 22, 1972
Work Continues
At New City Park
This past Saturday and Sun­
day was the final trip for the
Seabees to grade and level
and to build a trail and a spot
for picnic tables. This also
brings us closer to the com­
pletion of the new City Park
for all to enjoy In addition to
the Seabee equipment. Wills
Shingle Mill donated the use
of their front-end loader.
Saturday’s lunch was sup­
plied by the Jaycettes and the
Lions Club Auxiliary. Sundays
lunch was furnished by Stew­
art’s Grocery, Girod’s Hilltop
Grocery, Mill City Drug
Store, Hirte’s Lockers, Mill
City Hardware, Rose’s Hard­
ware, Mill City Enterprise and
Mrs. Margaret Snow.
The Park Committee, the
City Council and the people
of Mill City are appreciative
and grateful for the efforts of
the Seabees in bringing the
park to closer completion.
In preparation for the ar­
rival of the Seabees, Boy
Scouts Mark Peterman, Allen
Megargel. Jim Olsen and Clin­
ton Luke, carried rock and
helped shore the drainage
ditch at the west end of the
park. These boys will return
to complete the project at a
later date.
The Explorer Scouts, Jim
Crowther, Doug Gruver, Steve
Hale, Floyd Peterman and Bob
Tippett cleared the brush in
preparation for the footpath
along the river.
On the 8th of June Kurt
Kline, C. Bruder and George
Gunter helped plant the bush­
es and shrubs the Mill City
School donated. Volunteer
Firemen Teddy Ficker and Don
Hutchinson assisted by water­
ing the newly planted shrubs.
Everyone is invited to come
and view the progress which
has been made thus far.
According to relatives Mrs.
Sig Jepsen, former long time
resident here but now a resi­
dent of Stayton, is making a
satisfactory recovery at the
Salem Convalescent Center,
875 Oak S. E.. in Salem after
undergoing surgery on her hip
a number of weeks ago. At
present she is being helped to
go up and down steps, and has
been using a walker. Thurs­
day, June 22, she will observe
her birthday anniversary.
Call us
when you call
your architect
Mill City Pharmacy
Canby Lions Visit
Here Monday Night
Try Matching Our
Several members from the .
Canby Lions club made a visi- |
tation to the local club Mon­
day night. They brought with
them a replica of a Model T,
powered by a 3 h. p. engine.
Several members enjoyed rid­
ing it around the Frontier
parking lot before dinner. They
were selling tickets on the ve­
hicle. They came here to pick
up their gavel which somehow
wound up with the Mill City
”
club.
This was an extra meeting,
called by out-going president
George Long, so the Canby
members could get their gavel.
Dick Blakely announced that
work on the float would begin
July 1st, and there will be a
work party at the park kitchen
on the night of July 3, to get
things in readiness for the
July 4th celebration.
Garden Sprays and
Too Late to Classify
Dusts Against Your
Garden Pests
RENT OUR
APPLIANCE
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MILL CITY
HARDWARE
We (live SAH Green Stamps
TRADE ’64 Dodge Dart, 4-
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Pickup. Good condition.
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25p
Phone 897-2977
NOTICE
MILL CITY
PROPERTY OWNERS
With hot dry weather and fire hazard
season approaching the City Council
asks that everyone keep the grass cut
and removed from their property as
well as hazardous debris of all kinds.
As of July I, 1972 the Council will
start action against any property
owner where they feel there is tall
grass or a fire hazard.
City of Mill City
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over one hundred and twenty five
million telephones. At any second, over
three million of those telephones are
being used. It is a remarkable network
that requires around the clock service.
And it also means careful planning ahead.
We d like to remind you that if you're
planning a new home or business, call us
when you call your architect. By planning
ahead, we can pre wire your new home or
business so that all wires are completely
hidden. And with pre wiring to every room,
you can move your telephones from one
room to another, whenever you like.
Complete pre wiring of new homes and
business firms is another service we offer.
We re working hard to improve your
telephone service becouse we believe
we re a part of you.
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Valley Telephone Company
A Member of Continental Telephone Sy »lem