The Mill City enterprise., July 25, 1974, Page 5, Image 5

Mrs. Albert Toman, Sr., re-1
turned home last Thursday,
from having spent two weeks
Joyce Prosier — «97-2707
with her son-in-law and dau­
ghter, Art and Virginia Robi­
Spending Tuesday, July 16,
son, at their home at Spray, and Wednesday, July 17, with
Ore. near Fossil in the eastern Clare and Margaret Rush was
part of the state. The Robisons their son Bill Rush from Cor-1
brought her back, remained , vallis. A fishing trip was taken I
GATES ; Shipler Logging Co. D E T R 01T
Picnic Hosted By IDANHA
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
Boots Champion
5—The Mi'l City Enterprise, Thuntday, July 25, 1974
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cree
Parents Of Son
Born Tues., July 23
ed at home by his three year
old brother, Anthony.
Maternal grandparents are,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ragsdale of
Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Cree of Mill City are paternal
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Rags­
dale, Sr. and Mrs. J. C. Dickinr
son of Mill City are great-
grandparents.
Attending the 1964 tenth
A son was born to Mr. and
A 150 pound class reunion Saturday at Mrs. Donald Cree of Mill City
Mrs. Eleanor Laddusaw of
Centennial High School, Port­
bl'VuXan»..h'1Kub“ Brbíta b‘rb'W'd £“» »' 5“'
San Jose, Calif, arrived Tues­
land, were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Tuesday, July 23. He has been
Spr.,
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July
16,
for
a
visit
with
day,
Knudsen of Detroit. The first named Andrew Lawrence and
weighed nine pounds, three
her brother and family, Mr.
daughter,
Kathy Hayward Logging Co. officials, emplo­ reunion was held five years ounces. Andrew will be greet-
Mrs. ________
Howard _________
Morrison , 1 Mr. an;l Mrs. Merle 11am- from Sandy. She arrived on yees
and___
ago
and
this
was
the
second
and their families.
from
McMinnville Sunday, July 21, with Mr. and
Mrs. Laddusaw plans to visit m°nd l
|
The
event was hosted by Mr. reunion for the 1964 class.
the weekend at the home Mrs. Delbert Warn bold and
about two weeks.
I ' spent
-
Visiting the past week at the
and
Mrs.
Lyle Rogers, Sr. in
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe. plans on staying a week.
Walton,
Oregon, home of her
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__
_
I the back yard of their Detroit
Mrs. Hammond is Mrs. Howe’s
Enjoying the weekend on mobile home. The celebration grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Mc-
Mrs. Wallace Hovey return- sister.
their property below Rushs Was also in observance of Caully, was Jeanette Lichly-
ed to her home here Thurs- ’
______ _ ________
MrS' VirgU' Shipler Logging Company’s
day night from Topeka, Kans., | Mr. anl Mrs. Wilbur Harlan
Miller and Shane from Salem. | 25th anniversary of logging
where she and Mr. Hovey have entertained last Wednesday They were visited on Sunday , operations
been living since the end of evening with a birthday din- I afternoon by Margaret Rush. |
Some 100 company officials, California Residents
May. Mr. Hovey is employed ner honoring her son, Edwin
n
Thought for the day: A little j employees and their families Visit Whiteleys Sunday
there in the carpentry busi-, Watkins of Salem. Present house well filled, a little field
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attended
the
picnic
including
I
ness and Ann came to take were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wat- well tilled, and a little wife
DETROIT — Arriving here I
care of their home here before kins, Billy and Michael, Mrs. well willed, are great riches. crews and their families from
Sunday 'evening for a visit j
Lincoln
City,
Estacada,
and
returning to Topeka.
Alice Watson and the hosts,
Riddle of the week: What is two operational crews and through Monday at the home |
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan.
the difference between a milk­ families operating near Green of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White-I
I
maid on the farm and a seagull Peter Dam.
Glenn Humes, Jr., a Santiam
ley were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
One skims
High School graduate of 1974, I Mrs. Ralph Budlong and in the harbor?
Andolsik, Sr., and Mr. and
who left recently for the navy, I and Mrs. Lowell Cree visited milk, and the other skims wa­
Mrs. Robert Andolsik, Jr. and
is spending his nine weeks of Mrs. Cree’s neice and nephew, ter.
children of Newhall, Calif.
Regular S’le
.
.
.
$169.00 u-haul’
Detroit Residents
Did you know? On July 26,
basic training in San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. John Wehrli and
This was the senior Andol-1 I
Queen
Size
by
Sealy
.
$369.99 u-haul
and very much enjoys receiv­ family
Monday
afternoon. 1775 the U. S. Postal Service Attend Arkansas Picnic siks first visit here and their I
By
Sealy
with
Sealy
Innerspring
Mattress
I
ing mail from family and Mr. Wehrli had just arrived began. On July 28, 1914, WWI
DETROIT — Those attend­ hosts said they fell in love with
friends, it is reported. He is home from the Salem Memor­ started.
We
Take
Special
Orders
our beautiful scenic country
What’s in a name? In the ing the annual Arkansas picnic and certainly would have liked
expected to be able to spend a ial Hospital following surgery
from
here
held
at
Avery
Park
days of the pioneers, a bread
brief time at home in Septem­ for a broken ankle.
to have been able to spend
Furniture & Antiques
was made of corn meal, usual­ in Corvallis Sunday were Mr. more time.
ber before being assigned to
and
Mrs.
Charley
Lichlyter,
On Highway 22 at Sublimity-Aumsville Jet. 749-2975
ly in a flat cake shape. These
sea duty.
The visitors, who were on a
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt cakes were easily packed for Mr. and Mrs. Lynn William­
combined pleasure and busi­
OPEN Tues, thru Fri. 10:00 ’til 5:30; Sat. Close at 4:00
Mrs. Frank Homar (Brenda) went to Camas, Wash., Sun­ journeys and quite nutritious. son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hop- ness trip drove to Spokane to
Convenient Terms On Approved Credit
was the vocal soloist at the day where they attended the Today the bread is called son and family, Mrs. Jake View Expo 74 following a
Closed Mondays — Open other hours by appointment
Noble,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jeff
_
____
_
“
johnny
cake
”
,
a
name
which
Christian
Church
Sunday , (>Oth wedding anniversary of
business appointment at Seat­
morning, accompanied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Evanson,1 was derived from the original Leming, Carrie Storey, Mr. tle. Their itinerary included a
and
Mrs.
Fred
Taylor
and
name,
“
journey
cake.
”
formerly of Watford City, N.
Donald Sheythe.
Some of the ladies of the family, Joe Lkhlyter and vist to Montana.
D. Over 100 relatives and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelly re- guests were present for the Christian Church have been daughters Wendy and Jea-
cently returned from a sever- event whch was held in the working these past weeks to nette, all of Idanha.
Some 300 people attended If the number following
al week’s visit with members Lutheran Church. Following make improvements on the in­
of their family including Mr. the reception, a family picnic side of the church. They have the all day session which in- your name on The En­
and Mrs. Ken Hadden (Jeanie was held in a nearby park. been making new curtains, eluded a number of out-of­
Kelly) and small son, Scott Two daughters of the Evan- painting, polishing and new staters.
label reads
The Taylors visited Mrs. terprise
Patrick, In San Mateo, Calif., sons were celebrating wedding carpets have been put down.
Taylor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
and also with Mr. and Mrs. anniversaries on the same day. I This is to be commended.
Church Chick Mason of Sweet Home 7-74 it's time to send
Christian
Carl Hall Kelly in San Diego. One a 20th and the other a i Gates
25th. The Moffatts especially holds church services each over the weekend, drivng to
the Avery Park event on Sun­ a check for renewal
Mr,. Helen Sander spent a enjoyed visiting with Mr. and Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and day.
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iver A. Eide, from Ta­ Sunday School services at 11
Mr». Ralph Budlong. Mrs. coma. Mrs. Eide worked at a.m. The church is growing
■r
Saucier now makes her home The Enterprise when the Mof-1 and attendance is now above
¡50.
fatts
took
it
over
some
21
years
at Mt. Angel Towers.
Gates City Council will hold
ago.
their next meeting on August
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gorton
1, 7:30 p.m. at the Gates City
from Salem stopped to visit
Billy Watkins visited his ■ Hall.
their grandmother, Mrs. J. C.
Dickinson, at the Lowell Cree grandparents from Wednes-
home Sunday evening. They | day until Sunday when his
Word has been received that
had been on a motorcycle trip father, Edwin Watkins came Mrs. Clyde Rogers (Dora B.)
I
735x15 Firestone
$19.99
over in the Redmond area and ifor him.
former long-time resident here
e
were on their way home.
' who has been living at the Mt.
I
735x14 General
$19.99
Mrs. Alice Watson, mother I Angel Towers for the past few
$19.99
I— E78xl 5 Firestone
Wayne Alban was a dinner of Mrs. Wilbur Harlan, suf­ I years, is now making her home
guest Thursday evening at the fered a light stroke Sunday af­ ' with her daughter, Mrs. Troy
$19.99
I 775x15 Uniroyal
home of Mr. and Mrs. William ternoon. Mrs. Harlan called ' Wambaugh (Mildred Rogers),
$ I 1.99
1—825x15 Snow Tire
McClintock, Mark and Sue. He her mother to invite her for I in Hubbard. Mrs.
Wam-
Everett and Iola Hamilton
visited his granddaughter, I dinner and when she was un- i baugh’s husband passed away
Prices INCLUDE Mounting Balancing plus F.E.T.
Danelle Rose Alban, from able to answer the phone the i last May as the result of can-
(From $2.53 to $2.97)
Hillsboro while there. Danelle Harlans went to investigate i cer.
Phone 897-2977
has been with her grandpar­ and found her.
Mill
City
654
Santiam
Blvd.
897-2321
ents the past two weeks while
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohmart
her baby Bitter was on vaca­ Al Yankir, spent Tuesday in and son, John, recently return-
tion. Her mother, Mrs. Fred Salem and Albany on busi- | ed from a vacation trip to the
Alban, II, is now working as ness.
Los Angeles area where they
• e
a
a teller at the U. S. National j
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visited at the home of their
1
Bank at Tigard. Friday eve-
_______ ____
Spending
the weekend at son and famly, Mr. and Mrs.
ning her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the" home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ohmart, Jimmy and
Fred Alban II, and her uncle Floyd Shepherd were Mr. and I'
Karen. Doug
~ __ is employed
_ . ' , ' at
J.
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Clinton Miller from | El Segundo, a 45 minute drive
McMorris from Oregon City, Campbell, Calif, and Mr. and each way. While in Southern
I’•*'1
came and took her home.
Mrs. Lester Hall from Watson-1 California, the Ohmarts visit-
ville,
Calif.
Joining
the | eu Disneyland, Knott’s Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus group Sunday morning were1 Farm, the Bush Gardens, and
spent Saturday fishing at Archie Ream from Prineville | the Annhouser Brewery which
Suttle Lake.
and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ream1 they viewed from a tramway
from Post. All attended the | cable-car. An additional slde-
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Yank us I Shepherd family reunion at
at( trip was enjoyed when the en­
from Seaside spent from Fishermen’s Bend Park.
tire family flew to San Diefo
Tuesday until Thursday at the
to make a tour of Sea World.
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home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Yankus spent last |
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Mrs. Al Yankus.
Wednesday in Portland at the
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton,
home of her son-in-law and (Mr. and Mrs. Charlie French
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James ; and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wil-
Bryan. Mrs. Yankus’s sister,1 liams from Seattle spent most
Mrs. Violet Donaldson from of last week fishing at Clear
Maple Valley, Wash., was also ’ Lake. They reported fishing
at the Bryan home while she' was good,
was receiving medical treat
By Frank Stroinquist
Mrs. Joel Vincent (Lucille
ment in Portland. On Thurs­
PER ANNUM
day, Mrs. Yankus and her sis­ Horner) of New York City is
■Multiple Sclerosis, a pro­ ter and their sister, Mrs. Jessie visiting here at the homes of
gressive disease of the brain; Adams of Portland, had lunch her sister, Mrs. Shirley Laird,
may be transmitted from ani­ together before Mrs. Yankus and her mother and husband,
mals to huma os when people 1 eturned to Mill City.
i Mr. and Mrs. D<> •> Clark.
ingest its “slow-virus” lodged
in diseased sheep brain,
warns Dr. David A. Prince of
Stanford University, Calif.
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project to investigate over 60
possible
poisonous
plants
and classify them for public
safety.
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