Guests last week
MiU City friends have re
ceived word that Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Garrison are manag
ing a motel and a group of
mobile homes in Sisters. They
are former area residents but
have been living in Lakeview
for a number of years. They
have asked their many Mill
City friends to stop in for a
visit when in the Sisters area.
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lund
quist were two of her brothers
and their wives, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Petterson of Monterey
Park, Ca., and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Petterson and David
of Denver, Colo. The group
all attended a Petterson fam
ily reunion at the home of a
cousin at Gales Creek on Au
gust 13. Visiting last week at
the Lundquist home were Mr.
and Mrs. Harve Mossaiur of
Huntsville, Ala. They are long
time friends with the men
meeting years ago in Salem.
Mr. Mossaiur an OSC gradu
ate, has recently retired from
the space program.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mrs. Elma Stewart were
her daughter, Beth Stewart
and daughter, Shelly of Port
land.
P. J’s Beauty Center 239 S.
W. Broadway. Open Monday
through Saturday 9:00 a.m. •
5:00 p. m. Evenings by appoint
ment. Phone 897-2137.
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at
the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Hovey were her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bird from Billings,
Mont. Visiting over the week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Ricketts and family from Clo
verdale. John Ohmart return
ed home with them for a short
stay. The Ricketts are former
residents and he taught at San-
tiam High school.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Rambo
returned home Monday follow
ing a vacation trip to the
coast and a visit with their
son and family, the George
Rambos at Medford. While
there they took their grand
children on a camping trip to
Indian Mary park, a lovely
spot north of Grants Pass. Be I
fore returning home the group
took in the Shakespearean fes
tival seeing a performance
of “The Taming of the Shrew”
Miss Linda Budlong honored
her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Ralph Budlong with a dinner
party at her Salem apartment
Saturday evening on their 26th
wedding anniversary. Attend
ing were the honored couple,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Budlong
of Mill City, their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Glover of Eugene; her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles DeGuire of
Silverton and the hostess, Miss
Linda Budlong.
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Visitors Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Cree were Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Craig and three
children from Spokane, Wn.
Mr. Craig’s father, T. L. Craig,
drove Crees’ logging truck in
the early 50s and this was his
first visit to Mill City since
that time.
Gu«its
the home of Mr. Caro/
and Mrs. Everett Hamilton are
their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. David Hamilton and chil
dren of Lake Charles, La. The
younger Hamiltons plan on lo
cating in the area if he can
find employment.
Mrs.
Tom
(Millie)
Bone
brake of Fox Valley has start
ed work at the Jerry Pittam
Insurance office. She will re
place Mrs. Frank (Marlene)
Severs who has worked there
for a number of years. Mrs.
Severs will be moving to Cen
tral Point to join her husband
who is employed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Doblc
spent several days recently at
Clear Lake. They rented a
cabin there and enjoyed boat
ing and fishing on the lake.
Visiting several days here
last week at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Verbeck, were Mrs. Kirk
Wirick and daughter, Ruth of
Reedsport.
Mrs. Wirick’s
daughter, Joyce, is staying at
the Verbeck home, while
working at the Stayton Can
nery.
Marjorie Gehlen, of Gates,
returned last week from Wash
ington, D.C., where she had at
tended a meeting of the Na
tional Masuesse and Therapist
convention. A queen of that
group was crowned while she
was there. They received men
tion in the Brinkley news re
port.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson
Guest of Honor at
Bridal Shower
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drove to Portland Monday af
ternoon to have a seafood din
ner at the home of their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Bueneman. The fish had been
gathered by their twin sons,
Ronald and Robin. The boys
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep I recently graduated from a
herd attended a family dinner scuba diving class. The Peter
honoring the birthdays of Mr. sons said they greatly enjoyed
and Mrs. Marion Huston of the menu of buttered clams,
Salem and thieir daughter, oysters, scallops and crab. Al
Mrs. Mary Lou Peters of Se so present for the dinner were
attle Sunday at the home of My. and Mrs. Mark Aleksich 4
Mrs. Marjorie McDonald at and their small daughter,
Monmouth.
Holly. Mrs. Aleksich is the
youngest daughter of the Bue-
Tom Ellis and son, Clay of nemans.
Los Angeles are looking for a
3 or 4 bedroom home in the
Tom Morris is walking
area. Mr. Ellis is working for around
this
week taking
Harve Keene, who has a tool short breaths. The reason is |:
grinding business in Lyons. that he has three broken ribs.
Ellis and Keen have been This was caused when he slip-
friends for years, and Ellis has ped in his boat. He said: “The ■
been grinding tools for the past first time is always an accident. ■
17 years. As soon as he can the second, is stupidity.” You
find a suitable house he hopes said it Tom, I didn’t.
to move his wife and three
daughters to the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Love
land, who lived here for the
Spending several days at the past several years on Ivy St.,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald recently moved to Brookings,
Cree and Anthony are Mr. and on the coast. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Douglas Bender and two John S. Jerrim and their 4-
children of Seattle. Mr. Bender year-old daughter have taken I
and Mr. Cree were classmates over the Loveland house. Mr.
at Wenatchee, Wn.
Jerrim is the new fifth grade I
teacher for the Mill City Ele
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Han mentary school.
son, Dossie and Patrick, left
Tuesday for their home in San
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep- i
Diego, following a two week’s herd spent Thursday visiting
visit at the home of her par her brother, Mr. and Mrs. El
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phil don Bates at Depoe Bay, Mr.
lips.
and Mrs. Glen Shelton and Mr.
and Mrs E. K. Fish at Lincoln
Mrs. Gordon McMorris is on City.
a week’s vacation from her
work at the Mill City Branch
In recent word from Mrs.
of U. S. National bank.
Clyde Rogers of Mt. Angel
Towers, former long-time resi-;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly dent of Mill City, she mention- (
attended a potluck dinner and ed having a birthday dinner at
meeting of postmasters hosted the home of her son-in-law
by Posmaster and Mrs. Ed and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.'
Spencer at the Battle Creek George Bertilson. at West
Condominiums Recreation cen Linn. Later in the week her'
ter in Salem Saturday evening. other son-in-law and daughter,
Postmaster Bill Fair of Stay Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wambaugh '
ton is president of the group. of Hububard, took her to,
Some of the large turn-out in Champoeg Park to camp for •
attendance enjoyed swimming several days in their travel-1
in the pools and playing shuf trailer. Mrs. Rogers’ son, Clyde j
fleboard.
Jr., of Roseburg, had been in
Mt. Angel recently and put up 1
a patio roof and a screen to1
shield her apartment from the
hot afternoon sun. Mrs. Rogers, I
who was 82 years old on Au-,
gust 15, says she gets home
I sick for Mill City friends.
• Scientists from Parke-Davis
have developed a synthetic
skin made of a Teflon-like
plastic film to spray on areas
such as burns. This acts as
a temporary skin until graft
ing is possible. Another team
of researchers from Massa
chusetts has found a way of
freezing skin from cadavers
or donors. It is also being
used as "temporary skin”,
but using new tissue-typ
ing technique, it could be
used for permanent grafts.
* Another theory recently de
veloped as to why western
man is afflicted with vari
cose veins and Asians aren’t:
an English researcher, Dr.
Burkitt explains that the
condition is caused by west
ern man’s low-residue diet
and consequent bowel prob
lems, causing him to strain
his abdomen and put too
much pressure on the valves
of the lower limb veins. This
hypothesis would also ex
plain hemorrhoids.
* Swedish scientists have
proved recently that it is
possible to contract VD from
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown
such objects as towels, toilet
from Gardena, Calif., were
seats, etc.
Their studies
Bhowed that the bacteria
weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peter
could survive up to 24 hours
son. The Petersons took their
on a towel.
guests to Clear Lake where
♦ A drug that may be on the
their guests said “it was the
market in a few years may
most ideal retirement place
prove to be the biggest med
they had ever seen.”
ical discovery of the decade.
It is promised to rank with
CORRECTION
the development of penicil
The Enterprise had the name
lin and the steroids. The
of Dossie Hanson misspelled
drug is called prostaglan
last week. We had it “Dowsie”
dins and holds promise for
and she would like to have it
the treatment of ulcers, ar
corrected. These errors will
thritis, blood pressure, asth
occur, but it is not the intent
ma, and is also a highly ef
of The Enterprise to misspell
fective morning-after birth What's News Today? names intentionally.
control drug. You will be
For Cleansing and Toning
hearing a lot about this new
Guests at the home of Mr.
the skin, try our Personalized I and Mrs. Don Moffatt over the
drug.
Vitamin A Facial Pack!
weekend were their son-in-law
When your doctor prescribes
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
the best, we do the rest, at
Bob Person of Milwaukie and
Miss Leona Lamb of Port
land. Joining In the potluck
supper Saturday evening were
Phone 897-2812
j Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Moffatt
Your Home Town
and son, Mark. Saturday, the
Drug Store
Ph. 897-2100
MUI City men put up a metal storage
building at the Moffatt home
Shower Honors
Mrs Donald Huckeby and
Electronic Servicing And Sales at
IDANHA—The social room Mrs, Lester Johnson were
of the Idanha Fire Hall was hostesses at the Johnson home
Reasonable Rates
the setting Wednesday of last for a pink and blue shower
week for a bridal shower hon honoring Mrs. Rosemary Fen
oring Miss Carol Thomasson, der on August 18.
bride-elect of Alan Benton.
The guests played appropri
Hosting the event were ate games after which
Mmes. Marcia Guerin, Judy I honored guest opened
PHONE
Benton, Carolyn Lachlyter, and lovely gifts.
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Sarah Benton.
served re- ■
Following the opening of The hostesses
SALEM
GATES
at the close of the,
gifts refreshments were serv freshments
evening. The cake was decor
581-4047
897-2777
ed to the honored guest, Jeri- ated
with two storks holding a
lynn Round. Stella Davis, clothesline
in their bills with
Eunice Round. Yvonne Hills, baby clothes
pinned on the
Carol Kirk, June Mennis, line.
Goldie Storey, Helen Dart, Ce
Present were Mrs. Rosemary
celia Lyon, Reba Snyder, Elain
Salem, Oregon 97301
3882 State Street,
Hopson, Joyce Hoagland, Car Fender, Mrs. Sharon Vetter, j
rie Storey, Kathleen Ammons, j Mrs. Lelia Irwin, Mrs. Jean'
Margie Benton, Bea Stormer, Rosemond, Mrs. Diane Kleck-
Roberta Alley, Vickie Hevner, I er of Stayton, Mrs. Sue Gooch
Ruth Thomasson, Theo Houck of Salem, Mrs. Judy Stuben-
Canyon Area Every Thursday
and Thelma Smith. Sending rauch of Stayton, Mrs. Diane
From Mehama To Idanha
gifts but unable to attend Beckman of Oregon City, Mrs.
were Joyce and Cathy Crist, Kathy Perkins of Stayton,
SLYVANIA and ZENITH SALKS
Susan Spiers, Doris Cook, Mrs. Joyce Darby, Mrs. Joyce
Edith Bittner, Jerri Lyon, Wagner, and the hostesses,
Lucy, Bonnie and Flo Young, Mrs. Huckeby and Mrs. John
Karen Reeves, Opal Leming, son.
Mrs. Pam Morris sent a gift
Of New or Used, Color or Black and White TV’ h at
Nan Young, Dorothy Johnson,
Sue Morgan, Nancy Monroe, but was unable to attend.
Maryellen Hancock and Kath-
lynn.
The Benton-Thomasson wed Katherine Golden
ding will take place at the
Idanha Community Church, Honored on Birthday
September 9.
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
Katherine Golden was hon
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too
ored Sunday with a party on
Retired People To
her second birthday.
Meet Wednesday Nite She won the KGAY Radio
The American Association of birthday cake which was serv-
Retired Persons (AARP) willjed with ice cream,
No. 1
have their August meeting at
Attending the party were
Santiam High School Wednes Katherine Golden, Mr. and
day evening, August 23 at 7:30. Mrs. William Lensman, her
Officers for the September maternal grandparents from
installation will be elected at Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
the meeting and members and Golden, her paternal grand
friends are urged to attend.
parents of Mill City, her aunt,
Big
Mel Rambo, program chair Mrs. Donna Adkins and cous
man, has stated that a film ins, Ronnie, Randy and Dianne
will be shown and refresh Adkins, all of Salem and her
ments will be served at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
close of the evening.
Golden, Debbie and Mike.
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Hood River Bartlett Pears, bu. $.450
Lb. 19c
. $4.50
Lb. 19c
17c
Golden Hale Peaches, lb
19c
Local Tomatoes, lb
Fresh Local Corn, doz. . . 59c
lb. 6c
Hermiston Watermelons
Walla Walla Sweet Onions 50 lb. $5.95
Gravenstein Apples, bu.
Willamette Speedway
SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 26
Super Stock — Hobby Stocks
and Jalopies
Time Trials 7:30
Races 8:30
SUNDAY, AUGUST 27
Super Stock — Hobby Stocks
Time Trials 5:00
Races 6:00
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30
Super Stock — Hobby Stocks
plus Jalopies
Races 8:30
Time Trials 7:30
Willamette Speedway
Lebanon, Oregon
Mediums
Closed Saturdays Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. m
HARVEST HUT
721 S. E. Santiam Blvd
Ph. 897-2331
FREE Wash Job
at our NEW
Self-Service Car Wash
with gas purchase of 8 Gals, or more
TIPS
Mill City Pharmacy
STUDIO OF
HAIR DESIGN
Grease Job and Oil Change
Offer Expires End of August 1972
Mill City Arco Service
Phone 897-8900
We Give
East Santiam Blvd. Mill City
Green Stamps