Art Hebert To Head
Engagement of Miss
come established here has
as the Denmans Visit Local
interim minister for the United
Sue Morgan Told
College Board
Presbyterian church for an in- Presbyterian Church
MARION FORKS Announc.
difinite time. He and his wife,
Sunday, July 16. was a spe- j Art Hebert of Sheridan was ing the engagement of her
Ethelyn, would like to make it cial
day at the Presbyterian elected chairman of the Chem daughter. Miss Susanne Lynn
known that the congregation church
with the appear-i eketa Community College Morgan, to William Myles Mc
has made them feel very com. ance of here
the
Clare Den-| Board of Directors at its an Millan, is Mrs. Robert Johnson
ortable in the Presbyterian I man. who was Rev.
accompanied
by . nual meeting Thursday. July of Marion Forks. Mr. McMillan
Appearing in the Presbyter manse on S. W. 3rd street.
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
ian church choir Sunday morn Their telephone has been con | his wife. Ruth, and their two I 13.
ing was Alan Yankus. sin of nected this week and their daughters, all of whom were! Hebert served as vice-chair- Cliff McMillan of Detroit. The
_l___ _ guests at a , potluck
_____ man during 1971-72. Robert wedding is planned for Sept.
Mr and Mrs. Al Yankus, who number is 897-3139 if anyone ' special
recently graduated from the should care to call. The perm luncheon following the morn-' Sawtelle of Woodburn was el- 15th.
Both youg people are grad
branch of Stanford University anent home of Rev. and Mrs. ing service. The Denmans are ected vice-chairman for 1972-
Art Hebert replaces Frank uates of Detroit High School
which is located in England. Kurtz is in the Woodbum Es missionaries in Guadelajara,1 73.
T.
Crow
of
Stayton
as
chair
and will be attending Oregon
He states that he plans to trav. tates, with the address and Mexico, and had not paid the
State University in the fall
el and work about a year, then telephone number appearing in local church a visit for four man.
Other directors of the seven where the bride-elect will be
may return to additional Uni the local telephone book, but years.
In a few brief words Sunday member governing board in a freshman and her fiance is a
versity work.
they spend several days each morning.
Rev. Denman ex clude Anne Bell of Rickreall. third-year student.
week here including weekends plained that
they represent' Larry B. Bevens. J. Earl Cook
Mrs. Theodore Adams from
small Protestant churches in and George G. Strozut. all of
Portland was a recent dinner
Nat Wills underwent surg
guest at the home of her sister, ery in Salem Memorial hospital their witnessing, to that part of | | Salem
The next meeting of the
the world from Mexico City,
Mrs. Al Yankus.
last week. It was reported that where they were formerly lo 1 Board of Directors will be Au
Nat fell while in the hospital
gust 17 at 7:30 p. m. in the
Dinner guests of Dr. and making it necessary for him to I cated. South to Argentina and Chemeketa
Community Col
Mrs. E. L. Rada, and son, Dee. remain for an additional time. Chile. He invited everyone to lege conference room. The reg
stay
and
enter
Into
the
dis-
last Tuesday evening included
I cussion concerning Latin Am- ular July 20 meeting has been
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Todd of
Aumsville, who were accom Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlson ■ erica and their work there cancelled.
panied to Mill City by their attended the OES Associate following the I o'clock meal.
sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Al Matron and Associate Patron’s I Many questions and answers Camper and Car
len (Marjorie Schroeder), and picnic Sunday at Champoeg showed the high interest the
daughters. Nancy and Jan, who park. A large number from all congregation has in the Den Hit Headon Near Dam
are in the process of moving parts of the state were present mans. who have been partially
DETROIT—A two-car col
sponsored by this church for a
from Tokyo. Japan to Anchor for the picnic dinner.
lision occurred at Detroit Dam
number
of
years.
i
age. Alaska.
While in this locality, the °n ^e North Santiam Highway Mill City Enterprise
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wirk-
Denman
enjoyed the about 7:30 Sunday evening
The Lyons Womans Club kala spent two days last week camping family
facilities at Fisher-1 when a small car and a camp
at
Winchester
Bay
on
the
will be holding their annual
Bend just west of town. | er collided headon.
Rummage Sale Friday and Sat Oregon coast. They went out men's
remarking about the tranquil-! A young Redmond woman,
urday. July 21 and 22 from over the bar at Winchester Bay ity of the place.
| Marion Betzer was taken by
10:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. both and reported the fishing was
Acting as co-chairmen of rhe' Idanha Rural J;re District am-
very
good.
days. The sale will be conduct
> Salem Memorial Highway 22 — Mill City
dinner were Deanie Kelly and hylance to~
ed on Eighth Street in Lyons.
: Hospital Emergency Center.
Virginia
Fisher.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
I Attendants said she complain-
P. J's Beauty Center 239 S. home of Mr. and Mrs. William
I ed of chest pains and difficul-
W. Broadway. Open Monday McClintock, Sue and Mark
| ty in breathing. She was rid-
Linda
Jean
Roth
and
through Saturday 9:00 a.m. • were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pescha
—
ine bIllcau
WI
I ing in the
small vdl
car which
was
5:00 p. m. Evenings by appoint and children, Lynn, Greg.,
<
/ i rn Collins tnn^CIÇCCÎ ¡extensively damaged.
ment. Phone 897-2137.
45tf Gary and Steve and Stewart
eWar I . T~tt'r
T'T?f^\TrT' —Announcing
A »-»»■» mmnino flic»
The nrrÓMil
ambulance Viari
had another
DETROIT
the i i Tkn
from Aloha. Mr. Jescha and engagement of their daugh close call, as it was returning
Mrs. Sig Jepsen. former long Mr. McClintock were drill in ter. Miss Linda Jean Roth, to home in the heavy traffic. Just
Tacos, Enchiladas,
time resident here, is now able structors together while serv- I , Timothy
_____
______ Collins,
_____ _ are west of Fishermen’s Bend a
Charles
Tamales, Burritos,
to be at her home in Stayton ing in the U. S. Marine Corps ! tlm
krirlo-olont’ s c ’ nQrnnfc
¿hebride-eiect
parents?' Rev. young bull wandered onto the
following a long convalescence in 1955 and 1956 in San Diego. | ”~d “ m ” Harold'E.’Roth, of highway bumping the left Fried Chicken, Ham
from surgery. Family members
____
„ _______
1 ____
Detroit.
Her
fiance is the son front fender of the ambulance.
and Eggs.
stayed with her for awhile,
Marilyn Assembly Interna-1
Rev and Mrs. Claude C. ,Damage was slight.
but she manages to get around tional Order of Rainbow for Collins of Seattle.
,
the house with the use of a Girls will have the annual i Miss Roth> a graduate of De
walker.
attended
Founder’s Day picnic Sunday,' troit High school. l
......—2 If the number following WATCH FOR OUR
July 23 at 4 p m. at John Neal Portland Community College!
OPENING JULY 20
Janies Olson recenUy re. Park at Lyons. The picnic will and Judson Baptist college and your name on The En’
turned from several weeks’ be a planned potluck with cof is employed at Detroit Ranger terprise label reads We Will Be Open Front
visit with his son-in-law and fee and punch furnished. Each Station.
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mike family is to furnish their own • Mr. Collins is a graduate or
of | 7-72 it's time to send 11 a. in. until 10 p. m.
Guttormsen, in the Los Angeles > table service. Suzy Wilson is . Newport High school and also'
area. She is the former Sandi Worthy Advisor and Shelly attended Judson Baptist Col- a check for renewal.
Ik
Olson, and is the middle Richards and Sue McClintock ¡ege jje wm continue his edu-
daughter of the three.
are co-chairmen for the picnic. I cation at Warner Pacific Cok '
---- ----------------------- 1 lege in the fall.
Luncheon guests at the home
No date has been set for J
of Mrs. Al Yankus last Wed- ; t}ie wedding.
| nesday were her brother-in-1
I law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. i Nancy Lalack and Karen
är
C. C. Donaldson from Seattle, I Howell received a trophy as
1 and her nephew and family, their reward for performing a
i Mr. and Mrs. Glen Donaldson winning skit during a several
i and two children from Maple days instruction period for
Valley, Wn.
drill teams last week on the
Lewis and Clark campus in
When Mr. and Mrs. Don Mof Portland.
fatt were shopping in Enter-
I prise one day while on vaca-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ybarra
| tion, they had a short visit of Santa Barbara, California
i with Clara Westgaard. She is I are receiving felicitations on
manning a lookout in that area I the birth of their first child,
this year, and her husband, I a son, David Arthur, born July
Walt is a fire warden. She said 'll. Mrs. Ybarra is the foster
I that they like that area real I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
i well, and wished to be remem- liam Bogle and the Ybarras
j bered to their friends here. | lived in Mill City about three
They were residents in Mill months last winter while he
City several years ago. While was employed in Salem.
visiting in a neighboring camp
at Metolious, we ran across a
Recent houseguests at the
man from Albany who used home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
to work on a Linn County Jennings were his sister and
road oiling crew with Hugh husband, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Johnston, Lyons, and another Anderson of Scott City, Kan
Albany couple who said they sas, and Mrs. Anderson’s
I always like to come to Mill daughter and family, Mr. and
City on the Fourth of July to Mrs. Robert Palmer from Mt.
By Frank Stromquist
see the fireworks. That ought View, California. Additional
to make our volunteer fire guests on Saturday afternoon
♦ Influenza infections in preg men feel good, as they seldom
evening were Mr. and Mrs.
nant women may result in get much credit for the won and
David Jennings and children
greater than normal risk that derful fireworks display.
from Oregon City, Mr. and Mrs.
the offspring will subse
Gary Jennings of Portland
quently develop such child
and Mrs. Richard Jennings
hood cancers as leukemia
children from Mehama,
and Hodgkins disease, 2 Brit
and Mrs. Kenneth Boswell
ish researchers report. They
children of Sublimity and
found that cancer occurred
and Mrs. Glen Pennington of
in 0.4% of such children —
Lyons.
9 times the expected inci
dence.
* A type of migraine headache
TIMI
PLACE
that affects some women at
EVENT
DATE
the onset of their menstrual
« 00
SUSH Aud.
21 Coronation
period is caused by a drop
in the body’s estrogen levels,
Philippi Carport 8:00
22 SmfrA Long
reports Dr Brian W. Somer
,.... Timer
..... .. . Picnic
....
Pioneer Park
11:00
Old
ville, a Sydney, Australia,
AH Star Wrestling * SUHS Gym
8:00
neurologist. He says that ad
CARNIVAL STARTS - CIVIC GROUNDS
ministration of estradiol to
these patients invariably
JULY 25 - JULY 29
postpones the attacks.
7:30
Whiskerino Judging Civic Stagfl
♦ The average yearly medical
8
00
Talent
Show
C
ivic Stage
bill for a person 65 or older
6 00
Kiddies' Parade
during 1971 was $861, com
pared to $140 for a youth un
7 30
July 28 Special Ewent
C ivic SttKÿC
der 19, and $323 for a per
Rambling Rod
son between 19 and 64 years What's News Today?
of age. reports the Dept of
10.00 AM
July 29 GRAND PARADE
HEW Two-thirds of the me.
6:00 PM
Grand Prize Drawing Civic Stage
For Beauty inside and out
dical expenses of the aged
was paid by Medicare and ask about the Jhrimack Vita
Chicken Bar B Que
Civic Grounds
Medicaid.
min program.
STAYTON CENTENNIAL
i F«ot«ri*g: leer Gard«*
When your doctor prescribes
July
27
&
28
5 to 11 P M.
Starting July 31st, the Shop
July
29
-
1
to
11 P-M
the best, we do the rest, at will be closed on Mondays.
- N»«t to tbfl Civic G> hiim I i
«
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 20, 1972
PricesAreLowerAtAnn's
Store In The Country
NOW IN STOCK Beautiful Dinette Sets
Choice of I 5 Dinette sets ranging from $99
15 Styles of Rockers
8 Sofas with matching Love seats
6 Sets of Early American sofas with matching chairs or
rockers
6 Styles of Recliners, naugahyde and fabric
8 Styles of bedroom sets. Maple, Mediterranean, Walnut
4 Sleepers with innerspring mattresses makes a com
fortable sofa by day.
$119.00
Rocking Love Seat from
Matching Rocker
......................... -..... $89.00
3 Styles of China cupboards also in Flintridge
Six quality styles of mattresses and box springs
Also in Queen and King size sets
Lamps—Nice Selection
Chord Organ. Electric sewing machine in nice walnut
cabinet
$49.50
Baby bathinette $12.00. Used desks, Stereos, Portable TV
Used Electric Ranges. New Gibson Refrigerators, Freezers
Speed Queen Washers and Dryers
Bunk Beds. 5 styles to choose from Inc. wagon wheel
and bookcase. Starting at $89.95 complete U-Haul
For greater savings bring your pick-up
Convenient Terms--------------------------- Bankamericard
DAVILAS CAFE
Specializing in
Mexican Food
STORE HOURS: Monday thru Friday 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Ann's Furniture
Phone 581-1475
749-2975
or
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'72 SANTIAM BEAN FESTIVAL
Days Are Here Again!
Stayton, Oregon
FEATURING—i
Stayton Centennial
Memories
STUDIO
Schedule of Events
GRAND PKtZE
nAIOSHED^
fi;
Phone 897-2812
Your Home Town
Drug Store
STUDIO OF
HAIR DESIGN
897-2190
Mill City
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DONATION
$100
I
MERCHANTS DAY $2.10 VALUE 1
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JULY 27, 1972
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