Did You Know?
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Making Windmills for Hobby
That the Air Force Testing Center
at Eglin AF Base, Florida covers an
area 150 miles wide and 300 miles
long ?
That, because of its aerodynamic
characteristics, the
F-104C,
the
world’s fastest fighter, must operate
at speeds at least equal to that of
the speed of sound when flying above
35 000 feet ?
That the cooling system on a sup
ersonic bomber does a job equivalent
to a 160 ton-a-day ice making ma
chine?
That Women in the Air Force
(WAF) receive the same rate of
pay that the men do?
That the U. S. Air Force Recruiting
Station for this area is located at 149
North High Street, Salem, Oregon?
•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, MARCH 5. 1959
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Business and Professional
DIRECTORY
JOHN W. REID. M. D,
Physician and Surgeon
MILL CITY, OREGON
Lee Carlson, who has made his home in Mill City
since 1907 has a unique hobby—that of making Dutch
windmills. In the picture above in the foreground is the
largest he has on his place located on N. W. Alder street
in Mill City. In the background can be seen a smaller
model. This one has a contrivance that operates a little
man churning butter. He has made several of the mills
for friends.
Mr. Carlson who at one time worked for Hammond
Lumber Co. now spends his time fixing up his three-room
home, and building the windmills. About the longest time
he has been away from Mill City since locating here in
1907 was a year spent in the Navy during World War I.
In making a tour of the neat abode the Enterprise man
was informed he was getting rid of his wood range, and
putting in an electric stove and electric hot water heater.
He is refinishing the interior of his kitchen with emboss
ed plywood Mr. Carlson, in commenting on the recent
storm said "we live in the best place in the country.”
Idanha and Detroit Citizens Now
Preparing Centennial Event
DR. JOHN C. TARR
Chiropractic Physician
Phone RO 9-2922
Hours 9:00 to 6:00
Evenings By Appointment
112 E. Ida St.
Stayton
DR. VICTOR J. MYERS
Chiropractic Physician
BELL BLDG.
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IDA and THIRD 8T.
STAYTON, OREGON
PHONE RO 9-2557
■
Dr. Leslie J. Carson
OPTOMETRIST
Visual analysis — Contact lenaaa
Visual training
Every Day But Wednesday
515 Third St.
Stayt««
Ph. RO 9-2751
Weddle Funeral Home
Modern Funeral Service
«TAYTON
OREGON
By Jessie Savage
with Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Smith.
Mrs. Art Clester honored her
DETROIT—The Deanha PTA met
Thursday evening in the school library daughter. Bonita, with a birthday Peptic Tanks and Sewers Cleaned
with President Mrs. Jessie Spencer party Saturday evening. Games were Ph. Salem EMpire 3-9408 COLLECT
in charge of the meeting. It was de played and Bonita received many
1079 FJm St. W. Salem
cided to have a Centennial Talent lovely gifts. Mrs. Clester served cake,
Show April 3, with Wendel Halseth ice cream and punch to the honored
in charge. Anyone wishing to parti guest, Bonita, Becky Wenke, Rita
cipate may contact Mrs. Dorothy Wil Savage, Eileen Howland, Margaret
J. W. GOIN
liamson, Idanha, or Francis Dummer, Baker, Christina Nyberg, Willeta
Detroit, or come to the school for Malone, Linda and Donna Brown.
Experienced Veterinariaa
Mr. and Mrs. Huber Ray from
the audition which will be Friday the
By Harold’s Floral Gardens
13th at 7 p. m. There will be a Stayton visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Shaffer.
Ph. RO 9-2533
Stayton. Ora.
door prize at the talent show.
The Kindergarten club met Monday
The Seniors won the room count.
| at the home of Mrs. Eugene Knopf.
They were also busy selling chances
There were 13 mothers present. Mrs.
on an electric appliance, which will
Jessie .Jones will remain as secretary
be drawn at the “Old Fashioned
WE SELL BETTER
treasurer. A nominating committee
Centennial Box Social” March 27th..
was appointed by Mrs. Dorothy Wil-
CARS FOR LESS
Seniors Martha Mason, Clydia Stor
i liamson, president. Final plans were
ey and Marsha Cadle volunteered
made for the Kindergarten dance,
their services as baby sitters for the
March 13 at the Detroit Community
PTA. The next PTA meeting will be
hall. There will also be square danc
in the Centennial theme. Election of
ing with a caller from Salem. A door
officers will be held. Refreshments
pr.xe will be given. Live Western mu-,
were servej by the 7th and Sth grade
. The mothers from both commun- '
mothers.
STAYTON. OREGON
¡ties are encouraged to join the kin-1
IT TAYS TO BUY AT
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beesan from dergarten club.
Eugene were up to their cabrn Sun
Last rites were held Monday in Sa-'
HOME
day and visited with Mr. and Mrs.) leni tor Mrs. Annie H. Anderson in
Len Davis.
■ the Chapel of Clough and Barrick
Mrs. Myrtle Geston and Mrs. Stella Funeral Home at 1 p. m. Interment
Davis were on a buying trip for two i was at the City View cemetery, Sa-
1 lent. Mrs. Anderson passed away Feb
days in Portland last week.
Stayton-Jefferson
The Idanha Community church will ruary 25 at Eureka, Calif, apparently
have a home coming Sunday, April 5. from a heart attack. The Andersens
AUTO WRECKERS
It will be the church's 11th anniver resided in Idanha for a number of
sary. There will be a pot luck and | years, where her husband, Walt An
Rebuilt motors and trans
a program planned. It’s
aget-ac- dersen preceded hts wife in death.
She is survived by sons, Norman
quainted time for all.
missions.
The Young People’s group from Andersen, Eureka, Calif. Louis An
Cars
bought
and sold
father,
Wilbur
Idanha went skating at Skateland in dersen, Waldport,
Hatch, Panguit.h, Utah; sisters, Mrs.
West Salem, Saturday.
We buy junk.
Wendell Jones from the Detroit Gertrude Hancock, Panguitch, Utah,
Ranger station, who was to be trans and Mrs. Emma, Broadhead, Toole,
Ph. RO 9-2319 Stayton, Ore.
ferred to Medford soon, has received Utah; brothers, Albert and Herbert
his promotion here and he and his Hatch, Panguitch, Tom Hatch, Castle
Rock, Wash., Orson Hatch, Rupert,
family will remain here now.
Dewayne Morgan, son of Mr. and i Ida; two grandchildren, two great
Mrs. Leo Morgan, underwent surgery grandchildren, several nieces and
Monday in Salem for an eye injury. nephews. Dr. Wayne Green, officiat-i
SEPTIC TANKS
This is the second time for surgery, ed at the services.
Mrs. Mary Clester, Mrs. Margaret
the first being a week ago. He is
CLEANED
Hern, Mrs. Jessie Savage, and Mrs. I
now at home.
Prompt service in the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crispin and Sylvia Wenke, attended a 4-H lead-!
family returned to their home in ers meeting at the Turner school on 1
Canyon
when you call us
Idanha Tuesday, but will motor back Thursday evening with 4-H agents
from Salem. The riding club from
to Albany for a week’s visit.
Reasonable Rates
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pittam were Aumsville, demonstrated a harness,
and
Mrs.
Esther
Davidson,
former
home
Satisfaction Guaranteed
visitors in the Carl Shaffer
resident of Detroit and now living
Saturday evening.
Ph. RO 9-2319 Stayton, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Savage were at Marion, demonstrated Easter
overnight guests Tuesday of Mr. and cards, using most of the materials '
that would have been used 100 years !
Mrs. Jack Bristow at Prineville.
The Cedars Tavern opened Satur ago.
The Cub Scouts Blue and Gold ban- j
day after a two-month closure. The
hack bar has been remodeled and the quet was held Wednesday evening at
LICENSED
the Detroit school cateteria. A large
interior redecorated.
Don Ketchum returned home from ' crowd was present. Howard Dean,
Immanuel hospital in Portland this committee chairman introduced Don
week following hospitalization for Kopet, scout executive from Salem,
•1J9 p»r Month and Up
several weeks, after suffering injur who gave an interesting talk on the
Abo Servicing Gate«. Lyons
ies in an accident. Mr. Ketchum un boy scouts of our country. A special
Idanaha and Detroit
derwent surgery Wednesday and has thanks should go to the den mothers
i of Packs 1, 2 and 3 and their helpers
been recovering satisfactorily.
MILL CITY, OREGON
Steve Sorseth, son of Mr. and Mrs. for their splendid work to make the
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Al Sorseth of Detroit, has been cer banquet such a success.
Don’t forget
Home
Extension
tified by his principal Charles Hans
Bad Cline, Owner
Ph. 5903
ard and teacher Eugene Knopf to today, Thursday, March 5 at 1 p. m.
compete in the semi-finals of the at the Idanha Fire hall. There will
Statesman-KSLM spelling contest to be antiques and the reading of the
tie held at the Stayton grade school history of Idanha. All the ladies from
BE SURE WITH
Tuesday. March 10. Steve is 13, and both communities are cordially in-1
,vited
to
attend
these
meetings.
in the 8th grade.
Warren Stoll left Portland by.
Jerilyn Hopson, 12, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hopson. Idanha, plane Tuesday to go to Ohama. Neb.,'
iron second place honors. Third place for a week’s visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lady and ion
«rent to Linda Barker. 13. daughter
jf Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barker of De- were overnight guests Saturday of
"O» you »
Mr. »nd Mrs. Phil Tollman at Wil-1
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Mr. and Mrs. Art Clester and lamina.
Wo Special ire oa
•hildren were overnight guests Fri-
Phileo, Motorola, Zenith
lay of Mr. and Ms. Bill Lalack at When you need
Dallas. The Clester’s son, Lonnie,
Stiffler's Radio and
PRINTING
•emained there for a week’s visit
Mr. and Mrs. King Ewing and
Appliance Co.
firls from Prineville, visited Sunday
MIKE'S Septic Service
GENE TEAGUE
CHEVROLET
Garbage Disposal
Mill City Enterprise