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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1975)
I Airman First ClaM Mike ; Moffatt arrived home Friday evening for n two weeks leave with family anil friends. Air- ! man Molfatt Is slutnnied at I Mather An Force Base in Sa cramento, Calif lie is the sori of Mr and Mrs. Donovan I The Mill City IOOF #111, Moffatt hold a short business meeting Attending the Salem Senior Aug 14 and then adjourned to join the Santlam Reliekuh ■ High School <’lass of '35 re Lodge f 166 In u sociul eve union Saturday evening were plug Cards and bingo were Mi and Mrs. Donald Jenkins played followed by buffet re Mis Jenkins is u graduate of freshments. A donation was ■ the class of '36 that was invit started for recent fire victims ed Tli<' festivities Included a dinner-dance at the Elks Club and for the referral center, j in Salem There were Ixiulsc Snivel-, daughter of guests in attendance. Mr. und ’s Fred Gruver, left Saturday nornlng for Andrew, I Ore., where she will lx- teach ‘ ing about 11 students in u one room schoolhouse. Andrew is located alxiut 102 miles south east of Burns at the base of the Steen Mtns Louise called her family Sunday to let them know she had arrived safely. I 5—The Mill City Enterprise., Thursday, Aug. 21, 1975 First Family Gathering In Over Fifty Years F r 1 1V ■ * t State Fair Opens Sat. Hk ’-J >a L • * 'j Charles Umphresses Antique Show To Be Park Dedication Return from Reunion Sept. 14,7:30 p.m.1 At Decatur, Iowa Held In Albany Son. According to Fair Manager Lillie Ward The 1975 Fair really is the entertainment bargain of th»’ year.” For just the price of grounds admis sions, fairgoers can enjoy the | following entertainment: I Aquashows including syncro- Everything is ready for the nized swimming, water polo, 110th Oregon State Fair to scuba diving annd kayak de open Sat., Aug. 23. Sporting a monstrations, Ma-Ho-Pin, “Salute to the Sea: Neptune'.-. swaypolo dancer billed as the Harvest” theme, the fair will , world’s greatest lady aerialist; run through Ixibor Day, Sept. The Puffets of Hank Higgins, 1. ' a marionette show; The All F.iir officials are predicting Oregon Talent Show; sev< ral that attendance records will be bands and singing groups from shattered with totals possibly throughout Oregon; and of reaching 600,000 for the ten- I course the S J M Fiesta car nival with giimes and rides. day exposition. Gov. and Mrs. Bob Straub For a fee in addition to the will christen the 1975 fair on ' admission cost, people may en opening day. In honor of the joy the World Championship and All-American fair’s sea theme, a bottle of I Rodeo ' champagne will christen the , Horse Show. th<- horse racing. . fairgrounds ship-style at a Big John Strong’s Mini-Circus which includes elephant rides, special ceremony. New fair features this i' clowns, aerial acts, juggler, year include a new theme area i trapeze, animal acts and a called “Seascape,” with a leopard. Ticket prices for all giant water tank for aqua shows can be obtained by shows, new race horse bams; a calling the fair at 378-FAIR. 49-space trailer park; new restrooms; a mezzanine level in the poultry building: pro See The MUI City Enter tective backflow devices in the prise. Top Quality Printing water system; new Friendship priced right Fast service Square stage; a lighthouse too. Phone B97-2772. atop the “flame beacon tower”; more garden space; newly painted livestock bams; and much more. Special days at the fair this , year include: Sat., Aug 23, Openin« Day. Governor’s Day, Twive antique dealers from REGULAR MONTHLY Oregon and Washington will COUNCIL MEETING: Aug 13, | Mr and Mrs. Charles Um- phress have returned from a be participating in the Ninth 1975. Annual Antique Show and The meeting was called to. trip to Iowa where they at Sale to be held Sat and Sun , order by Mayor Donald Huck- [ tended a reunion of the chil .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep Mr. aad Mrs. Ed GoM-hir of Sept. 6 7. at St Mary's Hall, eby at 8:05 p.m Councilmem- dren of the late Robert J. and herd attended a double birth Eugene were guests Saturduy 815 S. Ellsworth St. in Albany bers present wen*: Ann Carey, Elva (Boswell) Smith. The day party for Mr. and Mrs.' Mr Hours will be from 12 noon to Warren Goffin. William Wal reunion was held on Aug. 3 in Marion Huston Saturday at the j evening at the home of and Mrs Floyd Shepherd 19 p.m. on Saturday and from ker, John Wills and Charles the Harry Smith home in De- home of her granddaughter. Wirkkala. Also present was ‘ i catur 12 noon til 6 p.m. on Sunday. Jennie McDonald at Dallas. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordy Mr- j | This was the first time in Mick Davis, city attorney. The potluck picnic had to be ‘ Morris from Oregon City spent The mayor led the Pledge of .over years that the 12 a patio party dur to the rain. ' A large selection of glass- I brothers and sisters have been Saturday afternoon at th* The Hustons who now make jewelry, furniture, , 4 r, 4 4 L* f. 1 r— 4 4 v 1 »» rv and | ware, their home in Salem are for-1 home of her parents, Mr ;„T, ». « The children. .11 A« primitives and silver will be mrr Mill City residents. Jennie 1 Mrs Ixiwell Cree council meeting of July 9, Ion display. All items will lx* born in Decatur County, ac Mon., Aug 25, Oceanography is the daughter of the former I 1975 were read and approved Day; Tues.. Aug 26, Golden I for sale, with prices ranging Ann Rev. John Hcidbrink. Marjorie Huston Wills moved to pay the bills count for 34 grandchildren. 91 Age Day; Wed., Aug. 27. Coca- from $1.00 to several hundred and Hnven and their house in the amount of $2,640.11, sec- great grandchildren, two step Cola Family Day, Oregon dollars. On July 23, Santlam Rebe guests. Millie and Dave Demp | Gammi Chi Chapter of Ep ’ onded by Coffin, passed with great grandchildren and seven Fairs Day; Thurs , Aug. 28, great great grandchildren. kah Ixxigc #166 paid a frater sey from Huntsville. Alabama, Isilon Sigma Alpha sponsors the all aye votes. Boat and Recreation Day. Those attending the reunion nal visitation to Leone Re: spent last week vacationing at | show, which is a benefit for Goffin read the police re Kid’s Day; Fri., Aug. 29. Sea- Victoria and Vancouver, B C-, were Mr. and Mrs. Harry b<’kah Ixxige ff84 of Scio on port. going Services Day; Sat., I Oregon ’ s Children ’ s Hospital the occasion of President Canada and the San Juan school in Eugene. A $100 ad Steve Bauer with the Lea Smith, Decatur; Mr and Mrs. Aug. 30. Swashbuckler’s Day; Ix-igh Wilkins official visit to Islands The Dempsey twins mission donation is charged gue of Oregon Cities was pres I Charles Umphress, Mill City; Sun., Aug. 31, Drum and Bugle Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith, Coos that lodge. Those going from left for their home Monday and is good for both days. St ent to exp.'ain functions of the Bay; Mr and Mrs. Clarence Day: Mon., Sept. 1, Labor Day Santlam were Mrs. Glenn An-! league Mary’s Women’s club will Mr. and and Kid’s Day. drrson, Mrs Dave Bnrnhardt,; On display at the Presby have lunch and dinner avail- Carey moved to accept pres Zigler, Tillamook; Tickets are now on sale for i Mrs Mildred Wadley, Camas, Mrs Denn Childress. Mrs John terian Church Is a beautiful ' able for those attending the ent location of park play ' the grandstand shows. The Childress. Mrs Velma Harri | collection of pictures of the 1 show. ground equipment and signs, iWash.; Mike Smith, Kelso, Bobby Goldsboro Show will be ¡Wash.; Albert Smith. Junction son and Mrs Otto Weidman Goffin seconded, passed with 1 Disciples of Jesus, n gift from Bern and Anne Mueller I City; Mr. and Mrs. Leland Aug. 23. Johnny Cash Show on Aug. 24, B J. Thomas Show. ’ Katie Ewell, who acquired have returned from a week’s all aye votes. Carey also announced that ! Brown and Richard, Thaver; ; on Aug. 30. Drum Corps West Attending the Shakespear them from the photographer. trlp through Central and Eas- i Helen Bennett. Iowa City; ean Festival at Ashland over Mrs June Richards, some .tern Oregon and a short visit the park dedication will be Smith, Marengo; Mr. , Championship Finals, Aug. the weekend were Mr and years ago and recently com-1 w|th friends near Boise, Ida. held Sept. 14. 1975. 7:30 p m. | | Joseph and Mrs. Clifford Smith. Caro- 31, Seals and Crofts, Sept 1. Carey moved to buy a rotary Mrs. Donovan Moffatt and pl eted mounting and preserv-' Along the way they visited l line and Jerry, Cedar Rapids; Tickets are available at the Mark and former Mill City ing them Live people were the M.VCral ghost towns and did a mower attachment for the ! Mr and Mrs. James Zigler, Fairgrounds Box Office, Meier . residents, Mr and Mrs Albin subjects for the camera little ___ __________ _____ The ~ day tractor out of the equipment i Bagley, Minn: Tommy Nass. and Frank and Steven and rock-hounding Cooper now of South Beach, studies, after much thoughtful af|er their return, Mr and fund in the amount of $454 00. International Falls. Minn.; Mr. Miss Sandra Cooper of Alhany research A small brass name- Mrs. Mrs John john Ashe-Everest stop- stop Goffin seconded, passed with and Mrs. Rick Parker. Pat and and Miss Nancy Cogar of Mil plate appears at the base of ped by on their way from all aye votes. A note of appreciation was Bobby and Donna Smith. Des waukie They cnloyed the each picture. ' Southern California to Canada. read from Ray Porter of the I Moines; Mr. and Mrs Shelby comedies "All’s Well That The Ashe-Everests are old Mill City Volunteer Fire De Umphress. Rebecca, Charles, Ends Well” in the outdoor » friends of the Muellers when partment, thanking the Notires have been received city Shellane. Ronald and Roxanne theater Saturday evening and as young girls In Montana, and Nguyen Tri Dung (Yung). “Charley’s Aunt" in the indoor by friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Ashe-Everest’s mother for the contribution of $2.700 Robert Allen fMarge Schroe for the firemen’s turnout suits. San Antonio. Texas; Mr and theater Sunday afternoon. The city attorney will write Mrs. Roland Umphress. June, der), that their new address attended school with Anne Drivers who qualify save with special lower rates is 2457 San Carlos Circle, Mueller’s mother. The Ashe- a letter to Linn County Donna and Frances. Eatontown, for non-smokers and drivers age 30 to 60. Everests were accompanied on J.: Margaret Egger. Susie, N MI m Kim Crosier, daughter Colorado Springs. Colorado stressing the safety hazard of Bob their visit by their son of Mr and Mrs. Brooks Crosier 80909 They recently moved the old railroad crossing on S. Hezikish. Debra and Ezekial. Springfield. Ill.; and Cindy • Sherry Hansen) of the San from Alaska, but before that and his wife, Sharyl. i W Broadway. CALL Francisco Bay area In Califor thev lived a number of years | Jim Hoover of the planning Brown of Mt. Ayr. nia, who has spent several in Tokyo. Japan, and Honolulu, On Monday, Mr. »nd Mr*, commission gave the council 769-5240 weeks here with her rrand- Hawaii Both Mr and Mrs. Bill Gray and daughter, Robin, a -- list of - problems and recom parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Allen lived here with their were overnight guests at the mendations as compiled by the Bern Mueller home The planning commission. Hansen, was expected to re- famlies years ago 3rd St Stayton Grays are old friends from turn to her home on Monday Moved by Wills to pay dues DENNÎS WAYTk’E Southern California, but now to League of Oregon Cities for of this wis'k She stayed here Mr. and Mrs. Bern Mueller reside in Clastkanie. Ore. They year 1975-76, seconded by LIERMAN HUBER for an extended visit after her parents visited here during the are working hard in order to were on their way to Califor Carey, passed with all aye 769-5240 EVENINGS 769-4M31 have their new yarn shop nia to visit relatives. summer votes. Seven members of the Mill ready about Sept. 1. In the Meeting adjourned 10:15' City Stable Bums Horse Club meantime. Mrs. Mueller would Recent visitors at the home p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Petter be happy to have anyone in of Mr and Mrs. Ralph You participated in the Linn Coun Respectfully submitted: son of Monterey Park, Calif., need of supplies stop by. She mans were Mr and Mrs. Roy ty 4-H Fair in Albany from the Edna L. Moffatt I have been visiting at the home stated that it might be a good Anderson and Mike of St. 14th through 17th of August. City Recorder of his sister, Mrs. Roger I-und- idea to phone in advance, as Paul. Minn, Mr. and Mrs They were accompanied by quist, and attended Presbyter- she Is spending some time at Bernard Schneider of Arvada. ‘ their parents and their leader, i.m Church with her Sunday, the South Salem shop. Lorraine Babbitt. The junior Colo . Mrs. Robert Dawson and and intermediate classes were Tiffany, Huntington Beach. I held on Thursday and Friday Calif, and Mr and Mrs Victor and the i senior and novice Morett (Kathy), Danny, Vicki classes on Saturday and Sun- , and Jenni. of Agoura. Calif day. Vicki, their granddaughter, is , Rheumatic and Arthritic Showing in the junior divi- ! spending the rest of her ( I school vacation with her! Ernie Sciiiewek and Vern sion were Tyrell Babbitt and Pam can strike the joints grandparents. Rush were honored at a fare Kim Ward Tyrell received a in any of the indicated well dinner at the Frontier Inn blue and reserve champion The Marilyn Club Yard in Gates on Aug. 13. Ernie is award in showmanship, red in areas (see arrows on chart) Sale Friday was well patron-I retiring after 18 years for the western equitation, and white lz<*d The club did not make as forest service s on the Detroit in trail horse and English equi , much money ns thev usually , district, . During those years, tation Kim received a blue do because of lack of things to I Ei ,rnic has had several positions award in showmanship, a ' sell. The club wishes to thank ending his career as a trail blue and reserve champion in those who did donate and to crew foreman. Ernie’s co western equitation, and a ' those who worked. workers said he will be a hat’d special high point junior' man to replace and the know award for receiving the most Joel Hamilton left for Den- ledge he has acquired and points in the junior division , ver, Colo Tuesday to attend a passed through the years will for these two events. She re- Montreal Expos Farm baseball be missed by those left to fill I ceived red awards in trail 1 camp. Flying with him was D his shoes. Ernie's future plans horse and English equitation , In the intermediate division. i J., a rock singer for the Den- include a lot of fishing. jver group '‘Windfall.” She was Etzel received red Vern Rush is transferring to Gay I returning home after a week the Shasta Trinity National awards in showmanship, wes trail long stay with the Hamilton Forest in California after tern equitation and family in Mill City. working for the Detroit dis- horse, and Sue Wright receiv- trict for 14 years. Rush is a l ed a red award in showman- Percy Budlong was honored highly qualified timber sale | --hip and a white in western Now for the first time, over Senior Teddy I Friday evening on his birth officer and is respected by eouitation. night blessed temporary relief day anniversary when mem loggers and fellow employees, Etzel received red awards in CALL from the pain of arthritis, bers of his family gathered at a district representative said showmanship and trail horse bursitis, rheumatism, soreness For Appointments his home for blrthdav cake Mr. Schiewek was presented and a white in western equi-1 Icy-Hot's creamy halm over the stiffness and ice cream Attending were with a fly fishing rod and Mr tation. affected |omts or muscles, and you can actually feel Entering a horse show for' Mr. and Mrs Percv Rtidlonc. ' Rush received a large book en the pain start lessening Begin to sleep peacefully <5uzv. Jim and Dennis Budlong: titled “Timber Country " Dave the first time were: Zoanne. again If you don't have relief m 24 hours we ll Randy. Susan and Roger Bud- Black and Arden Corey each Carr and David Wright in the! refund your money $3 00 for 3 - oz jar or $5 00 for ’»ng. Iziis, Carl and Patrick spoke briefly and Vai Ander- novice division Zoanne receiv-1 Budlong: and Ralph. Dorothy niatt gave an amusing impres cd a red award In trail horse 7 oz iar and Linda Budlong. sion of how a timber sale of and white awards in showman Ph. 397 3133 M4 S. First Mill ( it) i ficer operates. ship and western eouitation. I Jim Dolby, Proprietor David received a blue award Taml Gregory, daughter of Groceries—Meats—Lockers—Feed and Seed Mr. and Mrs Elton Gregory of FOR SALE — Rubber Stamp1 in showmanship and a white in OPEN 8:30 turn.—6 p.m. daily—Closed Sunday western equitation Redmond, is spending the . . . made to order at th» The Little Store That Offers So Much More! Ehone 897-2812 week at the home of her Mill City Enterprise. Come We Gladly Welcome USDA Food Stamps •»randparents. Mr. and Mrs. Whv don’t YOU snbscrthr tn and see us or call 897- I 218 S. W. Broadway | Gene Gregory. 2772. to The Mill City Enterprise? OREGON STATE FAIR X Farmers Insurance Company of Oregon 4-H Horse Club Participates At Linn County Far Where Rheumatism Pain Strikes Puts Pain to SUES Local Forest Service Office Loses Two Men Hirte’s Market Introduces A New ice CUSTOM MOBILE SLAUGHTERING 897 3133 CANYON MOBILE SLAUGHTER hirtes ' market MILL CITY PHARMACY
