»—THE MIL I. CITY ENTERPRISE
Lazy Maple Rodeo
Has Wild Horses
Wild horses from the Warm Springs
Indian reservation in Eastern Oregon
proved too much for the cowboys at
Sunday's rodeo show at the Lazy
Maple ranch three miles west of Mill
City.
Dick Shultz did manage a spec
tacular ride on the •'strawberry
roan.” and the mysterious “mush-a-
roon" kid from Salem did fairly well,
but the power horses from the rug
ged Eastern Oregon range had those
who dared buffaloed and those who
dared were few and far between.
Jim King, organizer of the show,
managed to ride the "Atomic Bomb,”
a ten-year-old bucking horse never
tamed for something like seven sec
onds in which the horse revolved like
a top in midair.
"First horse that tore me off in a
long time,” Jim commented.
But the youngsters did well enough
to delight the good-sized crowd. Larry
Nydigger took the boys, saddle races,
and a seven-year-old girl from Aums
ville, Betty Woods, trimmed the other
tots at calf riding.
In all there were four hours of wild
western fun for the folks. Jim King
wishes to thank the Mill City fire
department and the ambulance ser
vice for being present in event of
emergency.
Dolldom’s Queen Rates a Curtsy
July 27, 1950
Many Thanked
For Assisting
With Air Show
Special thanks were extended to the
following individuals by the sponsors
of the Breakfast Hop and Air Show:
Paul Homer of Horner's Mineral
and Gem Shop for his spontaneous
public spirit which inspired him to
offer free of charge the lady’s solid
gold ring set with genuine Australian
opal.
The Riders of the Santiam, the Mill
City Fire Department and the Mill
•SUGGESTED AREAS ForHUHTERS-CHOlCE’DEER SEASOH-
City Ambulance Service for patrol
work and being on hand ready to
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assist in case of an emergency.
OREGON: AS SHOWN
CULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL LANDS
The CBI for donating a water tank
OREGON STATE
AND ADJACENT NON CULTIVATED
used to keep the field damp and also
GAME COMM.
LANDS WITHIN A RADIUS OF ONE MILE
for furnishing the portable public ad
dress system.
The Gates Chamber of Commerce
Care Sets Records, Prevents Wrecks,
for its co-operation, and especially
Al and Clara Shelton for selling tick
Says Speed King
ets.
Jim O'l-eary for handling traffic
and for furnishing napkins, spoons
and cups at cost.
Harold Kliewer for furnishing the
turkeys at cost, for cutting and draw
ing them and packing them for freez
ing,
In 1949, 134 persons in Marion Heineck Store in Lyons for furnish
county died of heart disease. Cancer ing locker facilities for storage of the
was the county’s second leading turkeys without charge for a period
killer; diseases of the arteries, third; of two months.
apoplexy, fourth, and kidney disease Dick Parker for furnishing and lay
fifth.
ing the linoleum for the table top.
Stewart’s Grocery for furnishing
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the com at cost.
Jack Colburn who helped on the
Johnny Parsons; 1950 Indianapolis Speedway Champion
grounds and sold tickets and furn
ished cream, sugar and butter for the
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.— pace car which was one of John
hop.
Johnny Parsons of Van Nuys, ny’s prizes, Parsons "treats it
YOUR HEAVY SHOES!
"Red" Thomas for his special trip
Cal., who shattered a half-dozen right.” He uses but never abuses
JUST BECAUSE IT IS SUMMER! to Salem for the corsages Saturday
track records in setting a new his car. "Real sportsmanship
world’s speed mark at the Indian means consideration for the other
night.
Kwp Them In Repair for
apolis Speedway, says, “It isn't fellow and your own car,” he says.
Dean
Morrison
for
starting
the
fire
the Rainy Day.
speed alone that causes so many
for the berakfast hop at 5:30 a.m.
Science Helps
tragedies on the nation’s high
Lloyd Hoeye who helped park cars.
ways, It’s carelessness.
That
’
s
why
he keeps abreast of
Dr. Jack Reid who was ready to
“Care is my motto. Good care the latest developments of science
assist in case of an emergency.
for your car, inside and out. Plus for automotive use. Johnny uses
Mill City
Frank Hunter for his work as i
a war-time discovery to protect
driving care.”
the
of his cars. He gives
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Parsons, who is now racing at them finish
an Autobrite 4% silicone
contests.
tracks throughout the country, treatment, using the same sili
Tony Ziebert of the Oregon Pulp i
was never a "hot rod” driver. cones which protected vital mili
He knows a car is even more dan
mill for donating the water truck.
equipment against oxidation
gerous than a gun when mishan tary
Johnny Montgomery for directing
rust, corrosion and salt sea air.
dled.
He
also
believes
a
car
being vital in his life, Par
I and assisting in the parking of cars.
should be given the same atten Time
finds this new scientific de
John B. Herron for parking and
tion as a thoroughbred horse, “if sons
velopment a big help for speed. It
lining up visiting planes.
you want a thoroughbred per enables
him to clean and polish
formance from it.”
Burnette Cole for furnishing can
his car in about 20 minutes and
vass for the banners at cost.
Whether it’s a |35,OOO racing know it is protected for six
George Stewart for hanging the
car, every part hand-made, or a months or longer with a weather
stock model, such as the official resistant surface.
banners free of charge.
Dick Morse for donating his time
in helping to prepare the banners for
Brisban, all of Gates, for assistance who welcomed in the visitors and as
hanging.
, sisted them in registering.
Percy Mulligan, Norman Garrison, given at the breakfast hop.
Toman's Hill Top Grocery for furn I Jim O’Leary, Earl Bennett, Ruby
Wilson Parks, Dick Parker and Walt
ishing the coffee at cost.
Montgomery. Mrs. A. W. Shelton,
Dave Epps for furnishing the Mrs. Art Kerr, Court Rue and Mrs.
I Catherine “Toots” Blazek for selling
queen’s silverware at cost.
J. C. Kimmel for furnishing the tickets to the air show.
compact for the chamber of com To those managing and operating
the refreshment stands Mr. and Mrs.
merce candidate at cost.
Al Haun, Helen Kanoff, Barbara
Johnny
Muir
of
Muir
’
s
Bakery
for
By MARCY
cooking the turkeys to their delicious Haun, Helen and Carol Jane Blazek.
The pop carriers Billy Haun, Mervin
flavor.
Jean Fluitt who flagged in the Haun and Jerry Larsen. The fellows
planes as traffic dispatcher and con who picked up the pop bottles after
the show. Dicky Haun and Larry
troller and did a masterful job.
Joe Bowles who served as special Kanoff
To all those who though nameless
sheriff's deputy.
Charles Wolverton for his assist here pitched in to help in various
ance in making possible the appear chores. Space does not permit a list
ance of "Cookie" Lyons at the air ing of all names. The co-operation
shown by the people of the canyon
show.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of the Mill was such that it is difficult to list
City Lodge, Mrs. Mary Toman, Miss all those contributing time, money,
Lavon Albright, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. material or effort.
Kimmel, Miss Alice Hoeye, Mrs.
Operatine "n Daylight Saving Time
Robert Veness, George Veteto, Carl JIMMY HEARING IS FOUR
Kelly. Russell Kelly and Lowell Stif GATES Jimmy, son of Mr. and
fler for a hard job well done behind Mrs. Glen Hearing, was four years old
the tables serving the incoming pilots. last Thursday. A number of his
George Steffy, C. E Coville and Don little friends were invited for the
Peterson on the patrol committee.
afternoon to help him celebrate the
Those furnishing transportation to occasion, each bringing a gift for
the Detroit damsite to the visiting Jimmy. After a lot of play and fun
pilots: Veteto. Steffy, Charles Kelly, ( ice cream and cake was served by the
Don Peterson, Kimmel and Frank hostess. Mrs Hearing.to Jimmy, his
Hunter
sister Sharon; Sue. Bobby and Claudia
Jane Peterson and Cleo Thomas Park; Marcia Bamhardt: Ann Marie,
Barbara. Jimmv Eddie and Joe Hirte
Don’t Neglect
DICK’S SHOE SERVICE
MUSIC AS YOU LIKE IT
The new queen of dolldom, the Tom doll, is getting usea to nonors
such as this. The nylon-tressed beauty has been curtsied to by her
colleagues ever since her entry into the children s play world. The
reason! her hair can be set and reset, combed and washed over and
over, to the delight of her young owner. The qualities of nylon which
make this possible are well known to every American woman In fact,
a plavwave kit is included wi»h every nylon-wigged doll to allow
youngsters to practice hair Styling. Pictured are two of Ton. s
colleagues bowing in respect, conscious of their own shortcomings.
The do'! on the right has a human hair wig; the other, mohair.
UTTLE ILLS
Deadline Approaches
For Antelope Hunters
MAKE
Oregon antelope hunters have until
5 p.m. tomorrow to make application
for antelope tags and have them sub
mitted to the state game commission.
The commission announces a draw
ing will be made among applicants
with 1,500 to get the tags. Up to early
last week,2,920 had applied.
Successful applicants will be
notified and asked to submit the $5
antelope tag fee. Antelope season will
be limited to the week of August 19 to
25, both dates inclusive. The desig
nated open area includes all of De
schutes county south of the Bend-
Burns highway and east of the Dalles-
Califomia highway, all of Lake
county exclusive of the area bounded
on the west by the Three Flags high
way and on the east by the Warner
valley road, and all of Harney and
Malheur counties south of the Bend-
Bums highway.
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■ a offhand way, may nvl
seem to amount to much-
just a few faint symptoms;
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ills” can lead to big bills for
doctors, medicines, etc; not
so mention needless suffering
and loss of precious time;
Consult a Doctor now—
you’ll save by it in the end;
And, of course, we hope you’ll
bring his prescription to us
for careful compounding;
Capital Drug Co.
Salem
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