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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1973)
There are 29 juniors, seniors 1 5—-The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 14, 1973 To Head Locol Eagles and graduate studente at OSU that have been selected to I a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mondays membership in Beta Gamma Detroit and Foster through Saturday and from Sigma, national honor society in business. Brent C. Walker, Dams Open to Public noon until 8:00 p.m. on Sun son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wal days. ker of Mill City, was among The powerhouses at the De The announcement of the troit and Foster dams and the Mr. and Mrs. ’•Butch” Aerni the graduate students honored. t summer tours was made by fish ladder at Foster are now and little daughter have re | Three hundred students The Mill City Garden Club open to the public for guided Paul Peters, project engineer turned to Mill City from Mon tours. 1 for the mld-WilUmette dis mouth, where he attended OCE made the Chemeketa CC spring met at the home of Mrs. O. K. | The tours will run through for the winter and „ term honor roll and 98 stud- DeWitt last Thursday for a (Labor Day with the Detroit trict. earned perfect 4.0 aver 12:00 complete luncheon with terms. He will be employed in <nts ages. These included Anita each member paying for her powerhouse open each day Mill City for the summer. Hutchinson and Larry Buren lunch to help reimburse the from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. i Lyons and Curtis Griffin of treasury. Co-hostesses with and the one at Foster open 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. William Mc of ED LEWIN Mehama. Mrs. DeWitt were Mrs. Doris Clintock and Mark visited Mr. Rogers, Mrs. Marie Tolbert, Auctioneer, Inc. and Mrs. Robert Martin in Paying a fraternal visit to and Mrs. Goldie Rambo. of Salem. Salem Saturday evening. Complete Auctions Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, Mt. Jefferson Rebekah Lodge Doris Williams, who had -78 on June 5 were Mrs. Glenn presided at the business meet taken the course earlier, also Phone 769-5466 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd Anderson, Mrs. Albert Carr, ing. attended (for a refresher). had a minor damage done to Mrs. Margaret Snow and Mrs. A letter of appreciation was their car recently in Salem Otto ----- -------------- Weidman. The meeting read from Mrs. R. R. Troxel of u hen they were hit by an- , was a friendship night and the the Capitol District of Feder other car. Neither of them were lodge’s birthday was celebrat- ation of Garden Clubs thank injured. i ed. . Others _ . made fraternal vis ing Mrs. DeWitt and Mrs. its to Jefferson and they were Jennie Cauble for acting as Mrs. Donald Cree has com Albany, Scio and Stayton. hostesses part of the time at pleted the spring term at OCE "Deepwood” in Salem. Both at Monmouth. Marvin Linn Stafford of Mill' ladies wore attractive dresses City received a bachelors de of the “older days”. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Twitchell gree in auto-diesel technol The members will meet at and two children from Eugene ogy from OTI in Klamath Falls the home of Mrs. Velma Harri spent Sunday at the home of at commencement exercises son on July 3 to work on the her father, Clifford Malcolm. Sunday afternoon, June 3. clubs float at 1:00 p.m. Mem The Twitchell’s moved to Linn is the oldest son of Mr. bers are asked to have their plants at her home on July 2. Eugene from Gardena, Calif, and Mrs. Marvin Stafford. on June 1, where he is a diesel There will be no July meet At a joint installation held Sunday, June 10, H L. mechanic. Mrs. Herbert Olson, the __ ing of the club and the August I Polson and Donna Asmussen were installed into the We will also pick up useable former Sandy Oliver, was a meeting will be a picnic at offices of president of the local aerie and auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree graduate from the School of the John Neal Park at Lyons Items that you wish to Stan Ogden Photo spent Monday and Tuesday in Nursing at commencement ex on Aug. 2 at 12:00. Members donate Klamath Falls on a business ercises at OTI in Klamath Falls may bring guests. Each one to trip. .on June 3. Mrs. Olson began furnish their own table serv her nursing career last Mon ice and bring something for a Floyd Shepherd recently had day at the U. of O Hospital in picnic lunch. Co-chairmen are surgery on his mouth. Al- Portland. She is the daughter Doris Rogers and Goldie Ram- I A seven week, 81-hour in-service hospital training. though it is quite painful, he of Mrs. Lou Oliver of Gates bo. emergency Medical Training Oregon State Health Divi Call Now To » Have Yours on Partial Listing The group filled the tote (EMT) course was completed sion certificates, membership is recovering satisfactorily. | «nd Robert Oliver of Salem. bags for the state convention here Thursday night. May 31. cards, and emblems were pre 897-2732 or 897-2675 Mill City Mrs. Richard Freeman fell Mr. and Mrs. George Love- which will be held in Salem on Under the direction of Thomas sented to the following: I June 18, 19 and 20. at her home Saturday morn- all, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ol- or 859-2714 Lyons Ford of Monmouth, project Kenneth Champ, Donald ing and dislocated her elbow. son and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Doris Rogers gave an consultant for the Oregon Schiewek, Donald Trahan, She was taken to the Salem Oliver of Salem spent Friday interesting talk on Mrs. De State Health Division, the Robert and Susanne Walton, Memorial Hospital where her and Saturday, June 1-2, fish Witt’s antique china. course included lessons cover and Wendee Williams of ar mwas put in a fast from her ing at Diamond Lake. On Sun Miss Debbie McLain, ths: ing emergency medical care Lyons; Stephen Cahan, Susan I fingertips to her armpit She day they went on to Klamath club’s princess sang several and treatment of patients for Poole and Leroy Shepherd of will be in the hospital a few Falls to attend Sandy Olson’s numbers. She will represent accidents and illnesses, proper Mill City; Hazel Gabriel of' days. • the club at the Fourth of July use of ambulance, supplies, and Gates; Kevin Hendricks of j graduation at OTI. I celebration. equipment, and ten hours of Sublimith; and Victor Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ver beck Vicki Olson, daughter of Mr., Present were guests, includ- were in Eugene Sunday to at and Mrs. George Loveall of ing: Debbie McLain, Blanche tend graduation ceremonies Mill City, received a medical. Holden, Fem Cannon, Kathy for their granddaughter, Susan assistant degree from Chemek- ! Barrett and Mrs. Mabel Wirick. She was graduated eta Community College Friday Schroeder, the clubs honorary member and Mrs. Else Allen, from NCC and is the daughter evening, June 8. Mrs. Jennie Cauble, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wirick of Reedsport. Spending Sunday at the Eleanor Corning, Mrs. O. K. I home of Mr. and Mrs. Don DeWitt, Mrs. Kate Doble, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. FYed Blaisdell Moffatt were Miss Leona Lamb Phyllis Dolezal, Mrs. Elsie of La Grande have their travel of Portland, and her house Girod, Mrs. Pauline Hansen, trailer parked near the Ervin guests, Miss Helen Thomas of Mrs. Velma Harrison, Mrs. Peterson home while they are Tacoma and Miss Irma and Dorothy Peterson, Mrs. Goldie looking for a permanent loca Miss Charlotte Logan of Bis Rambo, Mrs. Doris Rogers, tion in the area. Mrs. Blaisdell mark, N. D. Miss Lamb’s vis Mrs. Toni Thomas, Mrs. Marie is a cousin of Mrs. Peterson itors had been in Portland for Tolbert, Mrs. Faye Verbeck and Mrs. Pete Brusasco. the Rose Festival floral parade and Mrs. Mabel Yankus. on Saturday. Mill City Garden Club) Meets At DeWitt Home Thursday OCALS I NEEDED Good Quality Merchandise (New-Used-Antique) on a personal property consignment basis Twelve Graduate EMT Course Auction Is July 22 The VOICE of PROPHECY continues The Third Big Week Of Bible Lectures Pharmacy Topics Last Thursday, Mrs. Rady Tohl attended a bridge lunch- I eon at the home of Mrs. Agnes ■ Becker in Salem. Then on Fri- , day she joined another group for a luncheon and bridge at the Elks club. Sewing Classes For Everyone Sewing classes for everyone regardless of skill, will be of Staff Sgt and Mrs. William fered in the Chemeketa CC Burnette and son Jimmy from summer session which begins , Grand Forks, N. D. are visit the week of June 18. ing with her parents, Mr. and The courses which will be Mrs. Everett Hamilton. He is ___ ____ _ ________ __ held ___ from 7:00 to 10:00 F p.m. stationed at the airbase in1 include sewing for beginners. Grand Forks and they plan on Mondays; basic sewing, Tues- visiting in the area for two.days; and simple separates weeks. I with knits, Tuesdays or Wed- ----------------------— nesdays. P. J.’s Beauty Center 239 S. | Five-week classes include a W. Broadway. Opon Monday > course in tailoring men’s pants, through Saturday 9:00 a.m. to Thursdays, and knitting and 1 5:00 p.m. Evenings by appoint crocheting for beginners, Mon ment. Phone 897-2137. 19tf days and Thursdays from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. An upholstery Bob Williams and Leo Poole workshop will be held Tues are fishing this week at Marion days and Thursdays from 7:00 Lake. James Poole was one of to 10:00 p.m. beginning July the lucky ones to get a sal 24. mon out of the Santiam last. i Additional information about week. these and other courses may I---------------------------------- be obtained by calling the col | Leo Poole, Jr. is home from lege at 585-7900, extension 340. j his studies at COCC and is A schedule of all summer By Frank Stromquist 1 employed at Green Veneer for classes is available upon re- ’Perhaps you have noticed 1 the summer. He will enter quest. lately the new safety caps OSU next fall. on certain prescription vials Three candidates were in and bottles and on certain itiated into the American Le Well Child Clinic over-the-counter remedies. gion Post Auxiliary at their This is only the start of a regular meeting Friday eve Scheduled For Tues., far reaching federal program ning at the I.O.O.F. Hall. They In Stayton Church to protect children from ac were Gwen Swope, Barbara cidental ingestion of drugs. Cochran A Well Child Conference and Gladys Cline. and As it stands now, all aspirin Several legionaires Immunization Clinic will and aux be held containing compounds must by the Marion County iliary members attended in have a safety closure, Health Department Tuesday, stallation at Canby Saturday whether they be over-the- June 19, 1973, at Cal very Lu-1 counter or prescription. Also, ievening and some will also go theran Church in Stayton. to Stayton to attend their in certain other prescription Hours will be 9:30 to 12:00, and stallation this week. Freda 1:00 to 3:30. drugs require the safety cap. Thayer is auxiliary president. 1 Parente wishing to bringj By April 1974, all oral pre scription medication with a There will be a meeting of their children to be seen by' few exceptions will have the all interested women to form the physician should make an [ caps. Some of these caps can a softball team on Monday appointment in advance by be difficult, particularly for I evening, June 18 at 7:00 . p.m. calling Mrs Walter Frey at ______ __________ the elderly, or those crippled at the school baseball field. 769-2732. with arthritis. If the patient Anyone wishing more details Well child conferences pro- requests, a regular vial can on the summer softball pro- vide an opportunity for par be used if the patient signs a gram may contact Gloria Ur 'ents to consult with a physi cian and public health nurse form. ban at 897 2617. about the health status of their Mrs. Don Clark was taken When your doctor prescribes to Salem Memorial hopsital children. Immunizations for all are given at the clinics; the best, we do the rest, st I Tuesday and on Wednesday ages when indicated. No appoint | was operated upon for the ment necessary for immuni-1 removal of cataracts on her zations only. Special emphasis is being focused on measles im i eye- munizations. If your child is Phone 897-2812 Yard Sale—Depression glass, one year old or over and has carnival glass, antiques and not had hard measles you are Your Home Town collectibles. Dealers welcome, encouraged to have him im- Drug Store June 14-15, 10:00 .m. to 5:00. munized. Parente must accom- p.m. 692 S. E. Kingwood, Mill' pany children requesting this City. 24 I service. I-------------- Mill City Pharmacy Friday, June 15-How To Postpone Your Own Fun eral L’fe of Christ Rim at 7:15—Retreat and Decision Saturday, June 16-The Mark Of The Beast. When No Man Can Buy Or Sell LTe of Christ Film at 7:15—Triumph and Defeat Sunday, June 17-Is The Oldest Church The True Church? L'fe of Christ Rim at 7:15—The Crucifixion Monday, June 18-The Greatest Prophet Since John The Revelator Film at 7:15—Martin Luther Part I Tuesday, June 19-When Catholics And Protest ants Meet At The Same Confessional Film at 7:15—Martin Luther Part II Wednesday, June 20-The Seven Seals Of Revelation Film at 7:15—Martin Luther Part III SPECIAL STORY HOUR FOR CHILDREN Under 9 years old during Sermon Under Adult Supervision MILL CITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 236 S. W. Broadway Don't Miss A Single Meeting — ALL WELCOME EDWIN G. BROWN. Speaker