The Mill City enterprise., July 06, 1972, Page 5, Image 5

5—The Mill City Tjiterprise, Thursday, July 6, 1972
LOCALS
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Visitors recently at The En­
terprise office were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold (Hal) Schultz of
Hawthorne, Ca. They had been
in the area for a couple of
weeks while on vacation, look­
ing for property with the
thought in mind that this is
where they want to live when
they retire. Mr. Schultz works
for Sears. They said they even
enjoyed the rain during the I i
forepart of their visit.
Here for the Fourth were
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman,
Jr. and family of Salem. Mr.
Toman (Hallie Stevens) dis­
played her Decoupage in the
exhibit in the Elementary
Gymnasium. She is the sister
of Mrs. Jack Scott who was
in charge of the display which
drew some rave notices. The
old-time pictures owned by the
Charles Kellys also drew many
comments, as did the borrow­
ed photos which W’ere includ­
ed.
Happiness Is
A Parade!
Dog Days
The Prize
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Flying in and landing at the
Gates Airport to spend the
Fourth of July here as guests
of the Martin Hansens were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sumner
and family, including John. |
Michael, Denice and Dianna Andrews, children of
Stan Ogden, accompanied by Charles, Jeffrey, and daugh-
“Happiness Is He ping Others” was the float entry
Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Andrews of Gold Beach, and Randy Bilyeu, son of Mr. and
his mother. Mrs. Esther Ogden ter, Jaci, all of Heppner. Sum-
of
the
F. O. E. No. 3384 with five year old Janet Gross­
grandchi'dren
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Shaw
of
Mill
Mrs. Bud Bilyeu of Mill City,
returned to Mill City Thursday , ner, who has visited here a
man riding the mini-bike which was later won by Bob
after having been on a three-1 number of times and is a can- City, pose with their elabrate float: “Happiness is a and circus friend “Fido” ac­
week trip to Salina, Kan. Stan , didate for State Representa- Trip to Japan” before start of Kiddies’ Parade. Also cept First Place award in Pet Morgan.—Enterprise photo.
went there to attend a reunion | tive, spoke before local groups getting into the act is Randy Bilyeu as a Clown. Randy Division prior to start of Kid­
of his high school graduating recently. Joining the Hansens later went on to win his own award in the Pet Division dies Parade at Mill City an­ authentic Mexican food: tacos,
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Fourth of
July
celebra- enchiladas, tortillas—just like
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i for a barbecue dinner on their —Enterprise Photo.
class.
tion Tuesday.—Enterprise pho. I you would find on the Texas/
' patio and lawn later, besides
Betty Klutke spent four I the Sumners, were little Stacey
to.
Mexican border,” said Davila,
Visitng last week al the
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Mc­
days in Eugene attending a Crosier, the Hansen’s grand-
and we do all our own home-
Clintock
and
daughter
Colleen
I
home
of
Mrs.
Margaret
Snow
’
seminar for beauticians. The ! daughter who is spending the
cooking. Nothing is canned but
program was on new quick | summer here from the San and Rod Pfoertner was Mrs. and her brother. Danny, visit I
the tomato sauce!”
I
setting techniques for men and | Francisco Bay area, George James Smith of San Mateo. Ca. ed his uncle and aunt. Mr. and
The new Davila’s Restaurant,
Mrs.
William
McClintock.
Pat
­
Mrs.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Snow
Opsahl, Mrs. Hansen’s broth­
the former Bank Cafe on High-
women.
ty, Mark and Sue and his '
were
neighbors
in
California
er from Longview, Grace Libke
was 22 just at the entrance to
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Poole I and son, Peter, of Portland, and have been friends for 30 great uncle and aunt. Mr. and |
Mill City, is roughly 30 x 40
Mrs.
J.
C.
Kimmel.
Their
home
years.
of Seattle, Wash, were in i Anna Mae Webb of Salem,
feet in area, has five booths
is
in
Los
Angeles.
Mickey
is
town during the weekend to Mrs. Lloyd Girod, Mrs. Ernest
plus 12 stools at a quick ser­
Mrs. Jack McClintock and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lue j
vice counter. “We’ll be able
help his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Graham and her daughter Miss
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What
was
formerly
known
James Poole, celebrate their Erma Graham, and her friend, I Lorraine and her friend, Deb­ McClintock of San Diego. The
to
serve at least 50 people at
wedding anniversary which Elliott Schubb, of San Fran­ bie, from Portland visited at family lived here over 20 years' as the Bank Cafe will soon be | one time,” said the new own-
ago.
They
are
vacationing
and
the
site
of
a
new
restaurant
I
the
home
of
her
sister-in-law,
was Monday, July 3. Their cisco.
! er. “Besides our Mexican spec-
I Mrs. William McClintock, Fri- camping along the way. They in Mill City, specializing in j ialties, we’ll also have the us­
younger daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Podrab- !
morning. They were on are visiting other friends and authentic Mexican food, ac­ ual American hamburgers,
the Dick Corbins (Dolores
relatives in Oregon and Wash­ cording to word received to­
ORDERS TO GO
Poole) of Portland, were also sky recently returned from a i their way to Clear Lake for ington.
day from the new owners, Mr. | french fries, fried chicken, and
here Sunday to join other | fw0 and one-half weeks’ vaca- the Fourth of July holiday
sandwiches.
And
we
have
ade
­
Phone 769-5311
and Mrs. Fabian Davila of Sil­
where they were being joined
members of her family.
tion trip during which they
quate parking facilities right
Mr. and Mrs. William Lyness verton.
by her husband and a group
Stayton, Oregon
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, covered 5000 miles. They visit- .
and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gar­
The Davilas, who are now in front of the door, off the
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Me- e<j friends and relatives in Wis- | of friends.
highway,
”
he
added.
ton attended Installa’ion of Of-1 residing on the restaurant pre­
Morris spent Saturday at the consin, South Dakota, and Io­
The real estate transaction
ficers of Ainsworth Chapter' mises
____ plan to
w close their Sil-
Staff
Sgt.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Coast with his parents, Mr wa returning by way of Rapid j
was handled by a Salem real
OES
in
Salem
Saturday
even-j
verton
operation
by
July
13
Martin
of
Salem
were
guests
and Mrs. Clarence Quartier., City, c S. Dakota, and
«— j Yellow- (
¡ng.
and open the new Davila’s estate firm with assistance lo­
Mr. and Mrs. Quartier have stone Park. They did not wit-I Sunday afternoon at the home
cally ta from
Stanley Clark of
Restaurant uvie
here uh
on ur
or auoui
about < j *u~
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Mc
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ivcstauiam
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their trailer house at Forgarty ness any of the flooding near
S.
G.
Higdon
is
visiting
his
July
20.
Prior
to
opening
the|?.®
Davld
Reid
a«ency m Mill
Creek State Park for the sum­ Rapid City, but saw the de-1 Clintock and family.
Highway 22 — Mill City
n-in-lnw and
son-in-law
and danirhtpr
daughter, TVTr
Mr. i i S*ilvprtnn
Silverton nlapp
place, thn
the Davilac
Davilas
vastating results of it.
mer.
and
Mrs.
Charles
DeQuire
in
Arriving
Monday
to
spend
operated
a
similar
establish-i
—
the July 4th holiday at the Silverton.
ment in Hamilton, Montana,
P. J’s Beauty Center 239 S.
Arriving Friday evening to Roger Penrose home were his
Ruth Miller and
50 miles south of Missoula.
W. Broadway. Open Monday spend the Fourth of July holi­
Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Torg-
sister
and
brother-in-law,
Mr.
Tentative
business
hours
are
through Saturday 9:00 a.m. • day with the Charles
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Kellys
and Mrs. William Kerr of Con­ ison and Stanley visited at the now set from 11:00 a. m. to Dennis Beller Wed
5:00 p. ni. Evenings by appoint- were their daughter and fam-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell 10:00 p. m., daily except Mon­
IDANHA — The Justice of
ment. Phone 897-2137.
45tf Qy, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Barkley, cord, Calif.
Cree on Wednesday evening. days, with possibly longer Peace Chambers of Walter
1 Dan, Chris, and Andy, of Pull­
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jenkins
hours on Friday and Satur­ Bell, Stayton, was the setting
man, Wash. Dr. Barkley is a' and Sally and their daughter
Tacos, Enchiladas,
Ronald Swan of Portland,
professor on the faculty of Susan of Portland returned son of Mr. and Mrs. John day evenings if business war­ Friday, June 30th, at 11 a. m
rants.
Tamales, Burritos,
for the wedding of Ruth Mil­
Washington State University, j Sunday from a two week vaca­ Swan, spent about a week here
The Davila family (Fabian, ler and Dennis Beller, both of
¡
Fried
Chicken, Ham
«
tion in the Hawaiin Islands. recently painting the family Benita and two sons: Bobby, Idanha.
Houseguests last week at the They spent one week in Hono­ home and assisting his moth­
14, and Pete 12,) will do all
and Eggs.
Attending the couple were
home of Mrs. Jessie Healey t lulu and one week touring er in “Spring Cleaning.”
their own cooking and serv­ Mrs. Reba Cloyd of Salem, i
were Mr. and Mrs. Michael, Maui and Hawaii. One morn­
ing in the new restaurant un-; daughter of the former Mrs.
Bechaver, Miss Lorraine Bech- ing in Honolulu was spent
Recent guests of the Carl til increased business calls for Miller and Marvin Craig, De- WATCH FOR OUR
aver and Mrs. Bea Anderson, I
watching the filming of a Kellys were the Vernon Todds' additional help. Another son,
all of San Diego. The Bechav-j “Brady Bunch” sequence at (Marian Allen) of Aumsville, I Frank, currently employed at troit.
OPENING JULY 20
The couple will make their
ers have been friends for 48 the Waikiki Sheraton,
former residents here. They Cedar Lumber Company in home in Idanha. Mrs. Beller
years.
W« Will Be Open From
wera accompanied by Mrs. Lyons, and his wife Karen I ^empioyed^s'DisTrict ¡ch.xil
el—opl .-V3k m‘d“
Todds
brother,
Jack
Allen,
have
recently
moved
here
from
|
ck
,
rk
Detroit
schools,
and
Mr
11 a. ni. until 10 p. ni.
Mrs. Harve Keen was host­
Chief Master Sergeant Ern­ who was visiting from Chicago. | Mt. Angel but they will not be Beller is employed by Benton
ess at her home Wednesday est Podrabsky, son of Mr. and It was made known that their involved in the current enter-1
| Trucking.
morning for a coffee and lin-1 Mrs. Ernest Podrabsy, Sr., re­ elder son, Stephen, has become I
prise.
I gerie party. Attending were t cently completed his tour of an officer in the State Police.
“We will serve only the best
Mrs. John DeMain, Mrs. Mar-| duty in Vietnam and is here He and his wife and small'
vin Keen, Mrs. Joyce Sim- (
daughter live in the Portland i
mons, Mrs. Barbara Mitchell, | on a 30-day leave. In the near area. It was also reported that
Mr. and Mrs. Koger Mink
future
he
will
report
to
Low
­
Mrs. William McClintock, Mrs. I
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen1 and family, a former teacher
Lowell Cree, Mrs. Betty Weit. ery Air Force Base near Den­ (Marjorie Schroeder) and two here but now from Spring­
eing, Patty McClintock, Susie ver.
daughters, who have spent the field, enjoyed the Fourth cele-
Pay %. I 5 over face for common silver coins
Keen and Mrs. Harve Keen.
Marine Second Lieutenant past number of years in Hono-, bration in Mill City.
lulu and Tokyo, are being |
dimes, quarters, and halves.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Keen Randall T. Smith, son of Col­ transferred to Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Golden
onel
and
Mrs.
Thurman
Smith
and Susan
ana
ausan ana
and out
Sue mivuiwu
McClintock
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Silver dollars wanted
.
.
$2.00 ea.
and 1-year-old daughter, Ally-
spent from Friday evening to-°f Ly°ns- was commissioned in
early Tuesday morning at De- h‘s present rank upon gradua- , The Kirk Wirick family son, are visiting this week with
Also need Indian cents
.
@ 18c ea.
.7 iuc
j
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jtion from the Officer Candi- (Marlene Verbeck), recently his mother, Mrs. Vee Golden,
«rly »&S
iCours, at Quanta. V. l j of Newport, have been trans- and with his sister and family,
Need older nickels, dimes, and pennies
i ferred with the State Police to Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Moffatt,
take part in the parade.
Want all old type coins */2 cent—to dollars
| Mr and Mrs. Maynard Smith Reedsport, where Roger Tuers and another sister, Mr. and
By Frank Stromqulst
Mrs. Athel Savage and fam­
,
MS
ily. The Goldens, who have
• Here are some sunburn tips
ASK FOR CLINT
been living in Toledo, Ohio,
that may keep you out of
are in the process of moving
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Will be at Winslow Motel In Gates Sat.
trouble this summer. Initial funeral services for Mrs I Fourth, and stated they have,
I been transferred with the For-, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Balti-1 to Davenport, Iowa, where he
exposure to the sun should Ciara Swan.
15th and Sun. 16th.
Hours: 12 to 6 p. m.
est Service to Estacada, having more of Redmond, were in plans to attend Chiropractic
not be more than 30 minutes.
purchased a home at Damas town for the 4th of July cele- school.
Later exposures may be in­
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rasmussen
j bration and report that their I
creased in increments once t Patty Pittam) and children cus
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' elder son and family, the Ro-1 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mc­
the tanning process begins. from Southern California are
Mr. and Mrs. David Pittam, bert Baltimores, formerly of Clintock from Port Orchard,!
Exposure before 10 a. m. or visiting at the home of her
after 4 p. m. is much less. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 2905 Quinaby Road N. E., of Coos Bay w<th P.P. & L., have ( Wash., were overnight guests
Salem became the parents of been transferred to Astoria, i Sunday at the home of his
hazardous because the sun-| Pittam.
a baby girl at a Salem hospital Their younger
---- u
son,
—, - Jim,
-
, will
- be
-
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
burn rays are filtered out.
I connected with the new Sprag-1 J. C. Kimmel.
on Wednesday, June 28.
If you are under medication,
I ue High school in Salem this I
you may burn more readily.
Guests over the Fourth of fall. He is also holding a posi-|
One good example is De-
July weekend at the home of tion with the University of
clomycin, an antibiotic.
Mr and Mrs. Don Moffatt were Oregon and is in charge of I
♦ Another summertime afflic­
Miss Leona Lamb and her, “Career Education.”
tion is heat prostration
houseguest Mrs. Lillian Fini- j
which is exposure to exces­
gan and Mrs. Doug Winn from 1
sive heat. Here are some
Portland; Mrs. Bob Person, of1 Junior King and Queeni
suggestions to avoid the pro­
Milwaukie; Mr. and Mrs Cris
blem during hot weather:
McMann and Brody of Port­
avoid excessive physical ex­
land and Mr. and Mrs. George
ertion; keep your fluid in­
Shultz of Los Angeles.
take up; wear light, loose,
well-ventilated clothing. Un­
Mrs. C. A. (Bud) Bruder
acclimated persons should
reports that recently two Camp
increase dietary salt or take
Fire Girls. Lynn Bodeker and
salt tablets ( 1 to 2 Gm 4
Kay MacGregor, called on her ;
times dally with lots of wa­
“just to visit with a Senior
ter). Treatment for heat
Citizen,” as they explained it
prostration consists of keep­
as one of their projects in
ing the victim in a cool en­
We are now a True-
Camp Fire. Mrs. Bruder was
vironment, loosening of clo­
very
much
surprised
and
thing. Cool water may be
Value Hardware
pleased. The girls called an­
given Contact your doctor
other time, bringing plants and
as circulatory collapse often
Store, in line with our
a cake to her When they drop­
results in the more severe What's News Today?
Our standing goal Is to make pay­
ped by again, their hostess was ,
cases.
ment in full within 5 working days
Lower Pricess.
• We will be featuring a new prepared with cake and hot
from the time Safeco's adjuster gets
look for men and women, chocolate to serve them, and an .
When your doctor prescribes
your claim. We usually succeed.
Starting with conditioning exchange of Christmas pre-j
Safeco. Insurance on your
the best, we do the rest, at
treatments and the new one sents took place among the
Jill Girod, 5. daughter of Mr.
car, home, boat, business, pXT',l
layer hair cut.
little group of new-found and Mrs Jim Girod and Frank
health, life and everything
u/t+h
friends, the girls being the re­ Shepard, 6, son of Mr and
e»se you value.
JVU 1“ WIUI
cipients of hand-knit slippers. Mrs. Dale Shepard reign as
Mrs. Bruder stated that she King and Queen of Kiddies’
Phone 897-2812
thought more credit should be Parade. Girod float: “Happi- Wr Give HAH Green Htamp-
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given to thoughtful young ness is Riding in a Ladybug'
Your Home Town
people like these in our com­ won judges’ Special Award in
Phone 897-2977
Ph. 897-2100
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Drug Store
munity who brighten the lives Junior Division. — Enterprise
Phone «97-2324 or 897-2754
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of older people.
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Under New Name,
New Owners
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