Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Yankus
spent the weekend in Port-
land wltii their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
James Bryan. Mr. Yankus
bowled in the men's state
bowling tournament Saturday
evening and Sunday,
Completes Training
Posekany Featured | GATES
In Salem Paper
I
Joyce Premier — 8*7 2707
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 10, 19"#
Relatives Visit At The
James Swan Residence
LYONS
by Eva Bressler
Visit ori at the home of Ed
Mr. and Mrs. James Swan
I and Doramae Kadin on Satur-
Mr. uid Mrs. Lyle Kinzer
A special article and picture! day, March 22, were Mr. and have enjoyed a number of vis
have received word of the
in a Salem newspaper last' Mrs. Henry Kelland of Port-. iting relatives as house guests
recently. Last Wednesday, Mr. birth of another great-grand-
weekend featured Rick P om - *flnd “rd hls parent". Mr and : and Mrs. George Kalb of Port son bo, n to their grandson and
Marine Staff Sgt. Michael P. I
kany,
former
resident
here
and
Mrs.
Lynn
Kelland
and
daugh-
Friday
noon,
April
11,
1«
Hagen, son of Mr and Mrs. j
land (a niece of Mr. Swan), wife at Ontario. Paternal
graduate of Santiam i High ,er Jolcna. They came to pick i accompanied by her uncle grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Paul A. Hagen
of Rte. 1, the time for the annual
• School, who is making plans UP their children who had
salad
Lyons, reported for duty at "Double-dlme-a-dip”
Bill Dunigan, and Mr. Swan’s Curtis Kinzer of Ontario.
to climb Mt McKinley, at. «1»«»« this P“»1 week at their
Camp S. D. Butler Marine luncheon sponsored by the
sister, Mrs. Mary Lovet of Great-grandparents are Mr.
.
20.320
feet,
the
tallest
moun-
I
grandparents.
,
Woman's
Club
at
Fellowship
Corps Base on Okinawa.
Salem, were luncheon guests and Mrs. Lacy Calloway of
|
tain
in
North
America,
next
Walt
and
Toni
Thomas
tra-
I Hall behind the Presbyterian
Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
at the Swan home.
' month. He will be a member | veled to Portland on Easter to
Dinner guests at the home of I Church Proceeds go toward
On Friday evening Mrs. Kinzer of Lyons. He will be
•" mountain meet Walt Jr., Carol and son Swan's grandson, Ronald Cro greeted at home by an older
of a “mail order"
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil take on ' Crippled Children and Adult's
climbing team that hopes to Tony at the Alpenrose Dairy foot, arrived from San Diego, brother.
Easter Sunday were Mr. and Easter Seal C impships. Every-
scale Denali, the Alaskan In where young Tony is learning Calif, on a 14 day leave from
Mrs Terry Coryell and Alli | one Is welcome
Easter Sunday guests at the
to race midget racing cars.
dian word for "Big One.”
the U. S. Navy, He will serve home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
son from Beaverton, Mr. and
I
Mary
Diane
Will«,
a
freidi-
A veteran climber of Mt j Velma Carey has been ill in Raio, Spain, for the next
Mrs. Charlie French, Mr. and
and Mrs.
nnd and
>nd Rainier,
Ra‘nier; Posekany, ' wlth __
ner ____
heart __
and __ IS Staying two years. His mother. La- Bassett were Mr.
Hood
Mrs. Clyde Phillips. Mrs. Else I man in the school of business,
Dale Bassett and Jerry, Mr.
I and Bruce Roscoe, graduate
22,
of
1495
Saginaw
St.
S.
in
with
her
son,
Gale,
in
Stay-
Donna Crofoot,
flew down and
Allen and Mrs Evelyn Pfoert-
Haseman,
Mrs. Dick
| school, are among those stu-
Salem says McKinley is the (ton. She has only slightly im- I from Alaska to meet him. Two Chuck, Sally and Scott from
ner.
Ronald
Crofoot
' dents named to the honor roll
big test of a mountain climber, j proved and it was not yet other sons, Larry Crofoot of
Longview, Otto Witt from
and he hopes he ll be prepared, known if she would be taken Salem, and Donald Roberts of Mill City, Vera Bassett from
A senior citlaens bingo party I winter term at OSU. Students
Ronald
Crofoot,
son
of
Mrs.
will lie held Wednesday from must earn n GPA of 8.5 or taDci.na Crofoot, has just re To get in shape for the ex- t0 the hospital.
Lebanon, spent the weekend Salem, Mrs Cecil Bassett and
Easter Sunday for Ed and with the family here.
2 to 4 pin at the Fellowship above to make the honor list cently graduated from boot hausting ascent, he has taken
son David and their exchange
Hall of the Presbyterian ing.
The entire group, including student. Noritaka Isogoi from
San
Diego a year off from college studies Doramae Kadin was spent at a
training at the
~
at
the
U
of
O.
During
this
family
gathering
at
the
home
Church The parties are free to
Mr. ana Mrs. Gene Gibson, Japan, from Pierre, S. D. Af
is currently
Mr. and Mrs. John Swan re Naval Station and
he has worked on the of their granddaughter, Mr. took Ronald to the Portland
all senior citizens In the area
with rela- t.me,
on
leave
visiting
green
chain
at
“
ceived word of the birth of a
Frank Lmbr. I ,lnd Mrs. Walt Wilkins in Al- Airport Monday evening to see ternoon callers were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Allen of Lyons.
Paula lives here and in Spokane.
Co. where his father, F'
Mr. nnd Mr». Jack McClin gre.it-vranddaughter,
Dick bany.
him off after having dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue
A fotmer resident of Mill
tock from Portland were Jo McDaniels, bom to Mr. nnd City, Ronald attended schools I Posekany, is employed. Three
Minr.ie
Pursinette, at a Portland restaurant Mrs. nad as their guests Mrs. Lydia
Mrs.
of
81-
times
a
week,
he
sets
out
down
Mrs
tarry
McDnnlels
guests Sunday at the home of
mother of Earnest Miller, pass Swan’s other daughter, Phyllis Culwell, Harlan Gibson, Mrs.
her.1 and graduated from
ills brother. Mr and Mis Wm. dell, 111, on Easter Sunday, Wrangell High School in Mission Street on a 30-minute, ed away on Friday night. April Gibson of Portland, also join Jessie Short, Mr. and Mrs. El
five-mile run that will help 4, at her sons home in Sisters ed the family.
McClintock und his uncle und ; March 30. The first child for Wrangell, Alaska.
mer Culwell
Delmer and
him prepare for the assault.
uunt, Mr. and Mrs J C. Kim the McDaniels, the baby girl
of a heart attack. Graveside
Ronald was to go by way of Donna, all of Lyons.
His
guide
fcr
the
trek
will
is
the
first
granddaughter
of
mel.
tunerai sei vices were on Tues- Spokane, Wash., to visit an
Easter Sunday guests at the
be Ray Genet, world-famous aay, April 8, at the Fox Valley other brother, Kenneth, then
Mr nnd Mrs. J. Estel (Brick)
home of Mr. and Mrs. John
McKinley climber. Posekany Cemetery.
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_
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The Mill City Rural Area Swan of Fithian, 111., who have
travel by way of the State of Kunkle were their children,
had to undergo a rigorous
propei ty owners
will hold three grandsons, however
On Monday, March 31, Toni I Virginia, before arriving at his Mr and Mrs. Floyd Chase and
screening pr<»cess, including Thomas traveled to Salem to destination in Spain.
their
semi-annual
meeting
family of Sweet Home, Mr.
references, to be accepted by a business luncheon of the past
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
Wednesday. April 16. at 7:30
and Mrs. Ralph
Davis and
Genet
for
the
climb.
He
does
were
dinner
guests
at
the
home
presidents
of
Marion
County
pm nt ihe Clyde Morgan
family and Mr. and Mrs.
LYONS
A
gold
sprayed
not
know
who
will
accompany
Cable
Award
Winner
Mr
<>f her neice and family.
resident e.
Federation of Womans Clubs.
Johnnie Kunkle and family of
nd Mrs. John Wehrli in Sa mailbox with Orville and him, and he is anxious that he
Ed and Doramae Kadin vis
Lyons.
Mabel
and
“
50"
on
the
flag
will not fail the others on the ited with friends, Mr. and Recently Named
tast Wednesday evening lem.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Tabias
Miss Virgin.a Mason of Sa
collected the many cards from mountain.
Mrs. Carl Nylund, in Lebanon
following Acacia Assembly's
of
Seattle, Wash., were week
lem,
formerly
of
Mill
City,
was
the 245 frienus and relatives
Presbyterian
Wotn<
n
’
s
The
Plans call for the party to be on Sunday afternoon, April
Rainbow meeting, the girls
end
quests at the home of Mr.
who
attended
the
50th
wed
named
winner
of
the
Cable
honored their mother advisor, Assn will hold it» regular ding anniversary reception flown May 15 to the Kanilta 6
Award at a recent Delta and Mrs. William Grimes.
Glacier
at
the
7,000-foot
level.
meeting
at
1:30
pm.
Thursday
Mary
Stafford
spent
Sunday,
Mrs. Cory Frauendiencr on
Mrs. Anne Pietrok and
for Orville and Mabel Down
Gamma Founders' Day gather
her birthday The girls pre afternoon. April 10. at Fellow ing held Easte.- Sunday at the From there they will make the April 6, in the company of ing. The award recognizes Louise were Sunday guests in
ascent that probably will take Mr and Mrs. Dean Cade. Af
sented her with a bouquet of ship Hall, beginning v.-ith a
Aumsville at the home of her
Santiam Valley Grange Hall two weeks About six camps
fresh flowers in Rainbow nessert luncheon. Explanation
ter attending morning wor personal devotion and contin son-in-law ana daughter, Mr.
ued
service
to
the
fraternity.
in
Lyons.
will
have
to
be
made
along
the
of
the
Apostle's
shields,
which
colors, Birthday cake and
The grandchildren served way. By the time the climbers ship at the Gates Community She has served as scholarship and Mrs. Francis Hendricks.
grace the Sanctuary wall in
punch were served.
Approximately 20 from the
throughout
the
afternoon; get through they will have Church she had dinner with advisor to the Willamette
the church, will be given by
, rhe Cades and then traveled to
Maureen
Brown
at
the guest climbed the equivalent of 60
Univei sity
Delta
Gamma Lyons Garden Club attended
re
those
Indies
who
did
the
,
Salem
with
them
to
attend
a
Attending
the
memorial
book, Carolyn Carleton served
Chapter, served as a worker the dessert luncheon as guests
service on Maundy Thursday search and constructed tín- the coffee, Barbara Carleton miles by leapfrogging food and ipecial program at the Liberty at the workshop for the blind, I of the Mill City Garden Club
equipment. More than 13,000 Christian Church where a
-t the Scottish Rite Temple in colorful emblems.
on Thursday to hear Mr.
presided at the punch and ft is vertical, requiring ex
group of young people from and has been publicity chair Hays, from the Marion Coun
Salem included Mr. and Mrs.
Nancy
Wicki/.cr
and
Cathy
man
fcr
the
alumnae
group.
son
Craig
llumes.
the
elder
tensive
rope
work
by
the
Salem Academy presented the
Danny Moore. Sr. Mr and
Carleton served the cake. Un
Miss Mason was the English ty Extension Unit, give a talk
program. It was followed by a
Mrs. Danny Moore, Jr , Mr of Mr. ano Mrs. Glenn Humes, able to attend were granddau i climbers.
instructor
here in the old Mill on gardening.
Genet provides everything luncheon. Before returning
and Mrs. Lowell Cree and served as acolyte during serv ghters Paula Downing of
City High School in the
the
climbers
will
need
except
ices
at
the
Presbyterian
home,
they
stopped
in
Mill
Stanley Chance Attending the
Normal. Ill., and Donna Down-
1920’s, later teaching at Wood
t rcakfust and Easter services Church last Sunday morning ,ng of Cambridge, Mass. As for personal equipment and City at the Christian Church burn High School. Her sister, Gilbert;, was the home econ
omics instructor in the high
gear. Cost is around $880 to view the winding up of the
on Sunday n omlng included '
sisting the girls were Eilene Quality equipment is a neces
Martha Mason (Mrs. Riley school here for several years.
j
Faith
Promise
Program.
Mr and Mi
Todd and Hazel Wirth. Claty sity on the
Visitations Made To
slopes - because
--------- ( Mabie Devine, who has been
Mr and Mrs.
Urich, Shirley Grimes and
Grange Meeting Fri. Effie Nydegger. Grandsons . fierce winds can < drive the ¡n -j,js past month, is looking
Mr and Mrs
t<> ’<> degrees be- for someone to stay with her
inny
Sr., Mr. and
LYONS
Visitation at Sari Larry Carleton and Dennis thermometer
low zero High altitude sick- to help out.
Moot•. Jr and
Mrs tiam Va
I Brown i also assisted,
ness is the t gest threat to
Tuesday, April 1. Walt and
Muri y Moore,
this rught. A]
At t) lie guest book table was , the climbers.
,
Being in top [ I Toni Thomas vis
isited in Van-
area.
tors and
I an am mgement of antheriums ’ physic;; » shape should help to I
coml>, L
ginger, bird of paradise ti counter act that danger, how- I couver, Wash., with Toni’s
| mother, Mrs. Jes.-ie Ziegler,
Sue
('Unlock attended Scio, Wei
■ leaves and wood roses brought ever.
who is ecovering from a bad
church enicc. Sunday at the Hill Gru
tiilar com- . from Hawaii by Orville's sis-i During
early
February, fail
Aumsville Wesleyan Metho mit‘co re
• heard.
Iter, Effie, who flew home for I pt isekany
......__
reached the 9,000
Mrs. Wnth, from the Refer
dist Church with Acacia A;.-
r 5 program | :he occasion. On the table with I /( level
At tin
.—. < on Mt. Hood before he ral Center in Mill City, is in
M-mbly Ha nlxiw Girls. Follow there we
and skits j their 1925 wedding picture and , was
“blown off" by a winter
ing the set vice, the girls went with pa irts taken by Lois I 1975 picture was a gold can-1 >torm. a warm-up for McKin need of volunteers to help In
to tile home of the worthy ad Schwcer, Elaine Duncan and ! die arrangement made by ■ ley. For McKinley, his party terested persons may contact
visor, Tungyc Trcvena at Eugene Fief. Lacomb grange Evelyn Julian. The refresh will take the West Buttress her at the center.
Mill City School Board has
Turner, where her parents, also hud i skit entitled "The ment table had a yellow ar-1 appr<>ach.
first
attempted
Mr and Mrs William Ttevena, CensusJTaker." Santiam Val rnngement of mums with cry successfully in 1913. Since a meeting tonight, Thursday,
served thi girls a spaghetti ley Grange will go as a group stal candle holders sent from then, about 700 climbers have April 10. 7:30 p.m. at the
Santiam High School. Inter
dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Donald on April 12 to Western Star Finland by Hensu Manninen made the ascent.
ested persons are invited to
Grange
Carlson also attended
who spent a year with the
“It's still a rigorous climb,’* attend.
The womens activity group Carletons The candles were a says Posekany, who became
On Saturday, April 12, fol
Mrs. zlda Spear »nd her will meet Monday. April 21. gift from Nancy and Alan interested in mountain climb
lowing the noon potluck din
The charter was draped in Wickizcr.
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
ing while on a back-packing
Paul Spear from Washington, memory of Marion Withrow.
The three tiered wedding trip daring 1968 in the Mt. ner, the World War I Auxil
iary will hold their annual
visited her cousin, Mr. and
cake was decorated with gold Jefferson Wilderness.
election of officers.
Mrs. Paul Cree on Easter. The Ruth Tohl Wins Days daisies and gold leaves and
A Japanese climber made
The I OOF will be celebrat
Spears were here to attend the
topped with a large 50 and a history by reaching the Mc
50th wedding anniversary of Play at Santiam Course bride and groom representing Kinley summit alone Pose ing their 75th Anniversary at
Small White Beans
Lb. 39c‘
The 18 hoi? group of the the 50 years It was baked by kany says the U. S. Park Serv a reception on Sunday, April
another cousin of Mrs Spear,
Red
Chili
Beans
Lb. 41c
Mr and Mrs. Orville Downing. Santiam Women's Golf Club Hazel Wirth who also made ice, which administers Mc 13
The Gates
City Recorder
played Tuesday for "Low the corsages.
Pinto Beans
Lb. 49c
Kinley allows a minimum of will be at the city hall on
A tice decorated with seed four climbers.
Spend ng Faster weekend Net."
Yellow Pop Corn
Tuesday. April 15, from 10:00
.
Lb. 33c
Ruth Tohl was class A packets and gold letters with
at the home of her parents,
May was „ejected because it am. until 12:00 noon.
50th
Anniversary
was
given
winner
with
a
76;
class
B.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm McClintock.
Long
Grain
White
Rice
.
Lb.
35c
will be colder and the snow
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Presler
Sue and Mark, were Mr. and Vivian Chamberlain, 81; class the couple. Each packet con pack will be deeper, covering
traveled
to
Seaside
on
Friday
Long Grain Brown Rice
Lb. 45c
Mrs. Frederick Alban II and C, Zelphia Downer, 77; class tained n money gift.
dangerous crevasses.
evening, April 4, to attend a
Special guests were Claty
Dandle of
Tigard Dandle D A. Guy Coppedge, 38*4 and
National Guard
Convention
IJrich from Olympia. Wash.,
took part In the Easter Egg B. Jean Lulay, 4114.
the following day. They re
First low net was Ruth Tohl and Effie Nydegger of Salem Beaverton Couple
hunt and won first prize in the
turned home on Saturday eve
one year old class for finding and second low nd, Zelphia who attended the wedding 50
ning.
I
years
ago.
Greets
Vienamese
Boy
Downer
the most eggs.
75 ft. x 5/8 inch Reg. $19.0? Ill
Walt and Toni Thomas and
LYONS
Mr. and Mrs. Ron grandson Chris traveled to
Donaca of Beaverton are the Portland on Saturday. April
hippy parents of Jeffery 5 to help Carol Thomas and
David, an 11 month old Viet son Tony with the midget rac-
namese
boy ... who
o ,,
, arrived
,
. in
,,'ing, later taking in the Anti-
Portlana on Wednesday, April,
A,,to Shnw
“’J1' "»iS °ni of ,he fou[i Did you know that the clep-
children flown into the airport. SV1)ra water clock W;1S an
from Saigon. Mrs. Donaca is ofher early way to teI1 UmP
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i yyafPr dropped through a hole
I Mike Schwindt of Lyons. Th<'y (;n a
bowl into a «mailer
went to Portland on Wednes-i 1 one marked with 24 divisions.
day to greet their grandson < ! one for each hour of the day.
and welcome him into his new .Until this "water thief" was
home. Mr and Mrs. Willard • 1 invented, man depended on I
Donaca of Portland are the the sundial,
which counted
paternal grandparents.
only daylight hours.
Or
.
.
.
Lb. 15c
Gates City Council meeting
ALL PURPOSE
will be held on Thursday.
Detroit Lake Being
April 17, 7:30 p.m. at the
Readied For Opening Gates City Hall. All persons
are invited to attend these
Of Trout Season
.
.
Lb. 15c
Or
meetings.
DETROIT
According to 1 Thought for the day. What
Ray Stose, Statesman outdoor the fool does in the end, the
editor. Detroit Reservoir look wise man does in the begin-
ed to be in great shape, The ning.
MANY OTHER GARDEN ITEMS TO
low water flow in the river | Riddle of the week: What
below the dam showed that f«Us but never gets hurt?
CHOOSE FROM—Check Our Selection
water was being strongly held Ruin. . .
And Prices.
back and the impoundment i
was filling fast.
vrarlv
health
checkup
is
A
He said, already the water is part of the battle against can-
slack £& far up the Breiten- cer in wliich the American
bush aim as a person could Cancer Society wants every
Ph. «97-3133
Mt 8. Rnt
Mill City
see from the highway. In the one to enlist.
Jim Dolby, Proprietor
Santiam arm the backwaters
Each
...
.WP
Only
have stilled and buried Hoover;
Groceries—Meats—Lockers—Feed and Seed
Cancer s m->st curable when
Falls.
OPEN 8:30 a.m.—6 p.m. daily—Closed Sunday
Mr. Stose raid the man it’s caught early and treated
made lake was deep blue in promptly. The American Can
The Little Store that We Gladly Welcome
color and quite clear. Trout cer Society urges everyone to
offers so much more! USDA Food Stamps
season is scheduled to open have an annual checkup even
"Your Gift Headquarters
when
feeling
great.
April
26.
Mill
City,
Oregon
Phone 897-2812
i
245 Attend Downing
Reception Sunday
ITf JPRinG
59c
Weiners ea
Buy In Bulk and SAVE
Garden Hose
$1E99
Agricultural Lime 50 Lb. Bag S1.09
White Rose Seed Potatoes lb. 14c
Onion Sets med. yellow Lb. 89c
FERTILIZER
I
8 Track Tapes $*199
LP's
21% Nitrogen
80 lb. bag 88.80
Garden 8 Lawn
80 lb. bag S9.80
Bone Meal
Lb. 20c
HIRTES MARKET
MILL CITY PHARMACY
I