The Mill City enterprise., April 02, 1959, Page 9, Image 9

9—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. APRIL 2. 1959
Card of Thanks
CLASSIFIED RATES
Church bazaars, suppers, bake
sates, etc, will be run under “Special
Aanonacements“ classification with
• minimum charge of 50 cents pet
taaertion.
Ten cents per line each insertion.
No advertisement accepted for less
*aa 50 cents per week.
Count five words to the line in
ordering your ad. Phone 6651, Mill
CMy er mail your advertisemeat to
The Mill City Enterprise, Mill City,
Oregon.
Deti;?i!:linha Independent Phone Companies
Bring Service to Extensive Area
rOR QUALITY JOB PRINTING See
1 he Mil) City hkiterpriae. Top
Quality printing, priced right. Fart
■ervice too. Phone 6651. N ighta
'605
Our heartfelt thanks to all who
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sophy and son,
extended help and comforting sym­
pathy in our recent sorrow.—Art and Raymond, drove to Portland Sunday
Margaret Hempeck.
14 were Mrs. Sophy and Raymond re­
mained for a few days. Raymond will
undergo some clinical tests.
The 3,867 Independent (non-Bell)
You Find the Best in
Situations Wanted
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Leon from telephone companies of America,
equipment
manufacturers,
and
sup
­
Concord, Calif., were
guests
Mrs. I ..h.,h include the Valley Telephone
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WORK WANTED—Odd jobs. Yard Ella Johnson for three days recently.' Company and the Lyons Cooperative plier», serves approximately 11,000
communities in the United States,
work. Anything considered.—Lee Mrs Concord and Mrs. Johnson are
Telephone Co., Lyons, »nd which serve which is many more than the number
when you shop regularly
L. Earhart. Phone 2651 Mill City, listers.
11,000 communities and more than served by the Bell Svstem. However,
Oregon.
14p
Don Leming, son of Mr. and Mrs. half of the service area of the coun­
at our meat and grocery
Jeff Leming of Idanha was awarded try. now operate 10,184.000 of the because Bell companies operated in
CUSTOM PLOWING and BLADE
most of the larger metropolitian areas
store.
a
bronze
trophy
recently
at
the
De
­
66,943,600 telephones in the United they have by far the larger number
WORK, also Mowing, raking and
See us about a latek« Today.
Baling Hay.—OTIS MARKS, Phone troit-Idanha school for best all around States, its territories and posses- of telephones (56,760,000).
sions, and have a total plant invest-
ULrick 9-2051.
Mehama, Ore­ athlete. Don is a sophomore.
The Independent industry has in­ Order one and have it ready
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lewis from Leb­ ment of $3,077,076,800.
Real Estate
gon.
22 p
troduced a number of major techni-
faD.
anon moved Friday to New Idanha.
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According to Lowell Brown, pre-1 dia!
advances in
the telephone
field.
EQUITY in six-room house for sale WORK WANTED—By day or hour, Mr. Lewis will drive truck for Ferris sident and manager of Valley^Te^le- ____________
jnchiding the first practical diai
Open 7 Days A Week.
or trade. Has furnace, fireplace
al«o baby sitting. Genevieve Kester- Benton.
phone, figures released by the United I ' switching system, which WRS III* I
son.
Blazek Apartments, Mill
Gerald Hiebert, son of Mr. and States Independent Telephone asso- ‘ vented by Almon Brown Strowger, a '
and new roof. Phone 2007, Mill
City.
3tf Mrs. Henry Hiebert was hospitalized ciation reflect the continuing g-owth Kansas City undertaker. Its first,
City.
13p
~i Friday night at Santiam Memorial and progress of the industry, which commercial application was made
FOR RENT or SALE—2 bedroom
with bronchial pneumonia. has been expanding at an accelerated more than 61 years ago in an Inde­
Business Opportunities I hospital
house in Mill City. Furnished if de­
The boy returned home Monday.
pace during the past 13 vears to meet pendent exchange at LaPorte, Ind.
sired.—Everett Lake.
Telephone
A large crowd attended Easter Ser­ the unprecedented demands for tele­ A few years later, the Independents
Phone 2642
Mill City
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
1934.
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vices at Detroit and Idanha churches phone service occasioned by popula­ introduced the first dial telephones
MAN OR WOMAN
Responsible person from this area, to Sunday in spite of theatening skies, tion growth, increased usage, and a in a number of exchanges in various
THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS
m Etectric Fresh snow could be seen on the prosperous economy. While the coun- parts of the country. Nearly 80 per
TWO ACRES, 3 bedroom house,
service and collect from
No _ selling.
surrounding
Several local try’s population increased 36 percent cent of all Independent telephones
_ mountains.
_
large barn, garage, quite a bit of
cigarette dispensers. l._
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fruit, wonderful garden. Close in.
Car, references, and $499.00 to and out-of-town visitors were present! during the 23-year period from 1935 now are dial operated.
Ito 1958, the number of Independent
ONE ACRE, 2 bedroom house, nice
$2495.00 investfent necesary. 7 to at both churches.
At the turn of the century Inde­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Ammons
and
telephones
soared
lawn and flowers. Close in.
12 hours weekly nets excellent
--
.
----- from
— 3,185,000
- - to pendents introduced dial telephone
monthly
income.
Possible
full-time
daughter,
Sue
and
her
fiancee
Joe
10.164,800
or
220
percent,
the
Asso-
THREE BEDROOM, spotless, car­
systems in such large cities as Port­
work. For local interview give phone Shown all from Prineville, were | ciation said.
port At Gates. A real buy.
land, Chicago, San Francisco, Los
.„
m particulars. Write
.,..™ ...........
and
Intemation- weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fer­ | The Independent telephone indus- > Angeles, and Omaha, which cities
WANTED—3 bedroom. 5 acres or
¡try, through its operating companies. are now served exclusively by the
al Sales & Mfg. Co. of Oregon, Inc., ris Benton.
more with stream. Th» area.
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Mr. and Mrs. King Ewing from
MANY OTHERS. Come and see me. P. O. Box 669, Portland, Ore.
Bell System. Some of the cities in
Prineville, visited Mr. and Mrs.
If I don’t have what you want I will
which the Independents operate in­
j Quincy Smith Tuesday.
hunt ft.
clude Tampa and St Petersburg,
Miscellaneous
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Dickie
GLEN SHELTON, Broker
Fla., Lincoln, Neb.; Rochester and
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
Wert Side Mill City
Phone 2207
Jamestown, N. Y.; Long Beach, San­
I FOR SALE—Zenith TV, $<*0, or will 51rs. John Savage.
Hv
By Judi lloeve
Hoeye
ta Monica, and the entire suburban
sell and install for $75.—Oral
anj yfrs. Vernon Hallford and I
LIST WITH US
The big news of the week is that area of Ix»s Angeles, Cal.; Fort
Williams,
1st
and
Kingwood
St.
in
children
from
Silverton
were
weekend
1 THREE BEDROOM home. Clean.
REMOVE THIS
of the Senior class play which is to Wayne and Terre Haute, Ind.; Dur­ I
Mil] City.
14p guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaffer.
Garden spot and extra lot.
be presented this Friday at 1 p- m. ham, N. C.; Sumter, So. Car.; Erie,
I The Deanha PT A pre-school club
ONE TWO BEDROOM home, Good
NOTICE—I am collecting coins, all met Monday afternoon at the home and Saturday at 8 p. m. The title is Penn.; and Lexington, Ky.
location. I acre with fruit.
SHADOW FROM
types wanted, both early and late of Mrs. Dorothy Williamson wiJ.
dth I **A Feudin' Over Yonder,” and I am | The nation’s long distance service
ONE TWO BEDROOM. New unfin-
'
sure you will like to se the Seniors is furnished primarily by the Bell
date.
Sullivan
Coin
Collectors,
Box
ished. Cement foundation. Terms.
several mothers present. Election of
1 themselves in this delightful Svitem {oo networkt A]] ionjr di8.
524, Mill City, Pohne 584.
14tf. officers was held with the following vast.
YOUR HOME
L. R. COVILLE, REAL ESTATE
hillbily comedy. So be sure to buy tanee
facilities are interconnected
lance
laciiines
M. Nelson, Salesman
Phone 1957 t TRAVELING TO CALIFORNIA— elected: Mrs. Ruby Reid, president;
Does your insurance fall short
a ticket. The Seniors guarantee y°uriwi;h Independent telephone company
Office at Mill City Lodge, Mill City
Have large truck, will haul load Mrs. Mary Clester, 1st vice presi­ money’s worth of laughs and sub - I jj
lines. Long distance traffic between
dent;
Mrs.
Dorothy
Harris,
secretary.
On Highway 22
around first week in April. Write
of covering today’s higher
pense. The cast is as follows: Moun­ th«* two segments of the Industry is
or phone O. W. Watson, - Gates, It was decided to disband kindergar­ tain Maggie, Connie Stewart; Maw freely interchanged. Agreements are
JOS. DEVERS REAL ESTATE Oregon.
value of your property 7 If so
Phone Mill City 7103. 14p ten for the rest of the school term. Fry, Jud. Hoeye; Emmy Fry, Carol in effect covering routings and ri-
W. R. Hutcheson, Salesman
Mrs. Williamson served refreshments Sue Ball; Izzie Fry. Alan Tuers;
visio .s of revenues on the inter hang­
you stand to lose important
,p^n?e ¿slTbTi WANT TO BUY TIMBER after the meeting.
Clem Fry, Gary Bevier; Rosie Belle ed business. Many Independent com- I
i
The
Idanha
Home
Extension
will
Fry, Betsy Christensen; Aunt Har­
Small or large tract«
j meet Thursday at 1 p. m- at the ry HorrhnnVp’", Sandra Olson; Becky panics themselves own and operate a I money In case of fire.
Either cash or «tumpage ban»
Automobiles
i Idanha fire hall. The topic will be Mae Hornhonker, Lillie Perrin; Willy large mileage of toll lines, nio.-tly
regional in character, all intercon­
1 STOUT CREEK LMB. CO, 1 “Storage in the Home.” Leaders will Hornhonker,
Darril
Hershberger; nected with the Bell network and x. th
YOU CAN BUY WITH ASSURANCE Vi mile wert of Mehama. Oregon 3tf I he Reba Snyder and Louella Floyd.
See Us Soon
Pappy Popof, Ronnie Kuhlman; Zeke the toll facilities of neighboring In­
WHEN YOU SEE THIS TAG ON A FOR SALE 1 wheel trailer and' Donald Jackson, who wai injured Popoff, Oscar Harris; and the Travel­
dependent companies.
pair of cheap hubs.-B. I). Bum- recently m a car accident and was in' Preacher, Rodney Schaer.
D. B. HILL INSURANCE
USED CAR.
garner, Rt. 1, Box 170, Lyons. Ttlt-, hospitahzed at Santiam Mem^al
Slaves here, slaves there, slavesI
phone Mill City 1103.
14 hospital in Stayton was moved Wed- everywhere Tuesday
the Seniors i
Forest Supervisor Dies
. _______________________________ • nesday the 25th to St. \ incent s in (
COMPANY
auctioned themselves off to help raise
FOR SALE—Old growth fir, core Portland for bone surgery
.! 1 money fnr
for Skin
Skip Dav.
Day. \ Not
tbe Sen-
’nt all t/he
and block wood, 16 inch and 2 foot. I Several foresters from the Detroit I jQrs were sold
those that were.
Ph. 1708, Mill City. Ore,
Prompt deliver.—Johnson Wood Ranger station attended funeral ser- worke(j
ite cheerfully Except for
Co. Phone UL 9-2350.
4tT vices Tuesday in Eugene for Robert <
e difficult one6 who persistently
Aufderheide, supervisor of Willamet-
ragtjTlat€ an<J beUeve lhat the
Motiiinul ITnwaet-
....
. .
Sawmill LOGS WANTED t te zi National
Forest, wn/v
who died Qutnr.
Satur­ . lazy shall
live in luxury.
day.
Top price« for Second Growth
Many in the Senior class were
The Deanha PTA met Thursday all set to go to college this Fall. I
|STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. evening
at the Detroit-Idanha school say “were” because after a talk by
H west of Mehama. Oregon Mt'
Election of officers was held. Presi­ Cara Lee Whitten, Doug Hirte and
I FOR SALE—Good quality baled dent, Howard Drago; vice president, Lahny Podrabsky, last year’« gradu­
I
grass hay, 60c a bale. Cheaper by Mrs. Ferris Benton; secretary, Mrs. ates now in college, most of the class
The following cars are Chevrolet OK
the ton. Hay has never been wet. Vern Morgan; treasurer, Mrs. War­ seem to have changed their minds. Ac
Used Cars.
Merle Devine, Gates, Oregon.
15p ren Stoll.
1957 FORD 9 passenger Country
cording to the graduates college is so
The boy and girl of the month different and so miKh harder than
Sedan. Radio, heater, Fordo-
i OFFICE FURNITURE ind equip were introduced as was the school's
matic transmission, 2-tone
ment. typewriters, aaling machines, spelling champion, Steve Sorseth, high school' However, most think
Of all kinds. I'ruMee
paint .....................
$2295 I
calculators, cash regi.- ters, duplicat­ I who will participate in the finals that if last year’s graduates can make
Abdominal Supports
1956 CHEVROLET 4 door sport sedan I ors, safes, filing equipment. We sell,
it, this year's graduates can give it
(Clastic Hosiery
Thursday evening in Salem. A short the old college try.
radio and heater. Powerglide trans- |
rent, swap and repair. Bargains in history of the upper Canyon was read.
Expert Fitters
mission, two-tone paint, priced
Recently we had as our guest tA
to go at..... .....................
$1695 ' used machines. Roei. Typewriter Past presidents, Mrs. Ray Sophy, who a National Assembly, a citizen of
Private Fitting Rooms.
Exchange, 456 Onrt St., Salem, tf was Deanha's first president was pre­
I
1956 CHEVROLET 2 door, 6 cylin­
Switzerland, Tony Gauer. In one of
der motor, straight stick .... $1295 FOR SALE—Airway Santitizor vac- sent also Mrs. Glen Davidson, who the best assemblies we have had,
Fuaiv.««
.so.
u
“Ask Your Doctor'*
1956 VOLKSWAGON two door sun, uum cleaner. Mrs. H. E. Smith, is now living in Marion. Dress re­ ¡Tony told us about his native land
day afternoon in Eugene for Robert
roof sedan. White wall tires, radio
house west of Gingerbread House, hearsal was held Tuesday night and and played Swiss music on instru­ Aufderheide, Forest Supervisor of
and heater. A real good buy
Mehama, or write rt. 1. box 266A, everything is in shape for the Cen­ ments rarely found outside of Switz­ the Willamette National Forest. He
at .. ............................................... $1395
or phone UL 9-2657.
14 tennial Talent show Friday night at erland. In closing we all stood and died Saturday morning of can er.
the school gym.
1955 PLYMOUTH 2 door sport coupe,
sang the Swiss National Anthem,
Interment was at Rest Haven Me­
A large crowd was present at the known to u» as “America.”
V8 motor, radio and heater,
annual Easter egg hunt, which was
504 Stete St
Legal Notices
2 tone paint ...... —*--------- $1395 !
Things have been happening so morial park. He came to Oregon from
held at the Detroit Community hall thick and fast around school it is Minnesota when he was 1 year old.
1963 OLDSMOBILE sport coupe, radio
Corner of Liberty
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
! Sunday afternoon. The weather was hard to keep track. This is a sign He received his degree in forestry
and heater, two tone paint _. $"95 ,
Notice is hereby given that by I too bad to hold the hunt at Mongold of Spring. (>ne thing to watch for from Oregon State College in 1965.
1956 PONTIAC 4 door hardtop, radio
8 and H Green Stampa
and heater, 2 tone paint .— $1495 virtue of an Order duly entered in 'as planned, but that didn’t dampen this week >■ a recording made by the ■n<i had been forest supervisor of the
Willamette
National
Forest
since
'
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
¡the
spirit
of
the
youngsters.
Several
1957 PLYMOUTH 4 door, radio and
students of Santiam (with the pro­
heater, two tone paint...... — $1695 Oregon for the County of Marion in ‘boys and girls proudly collected coin« fessional help of Mr. Harris) which 1954.
1955 DODGE 2 door station wagon, the Matter of the Estate of Kathryne from specially marked money eggs. will be presented this Wednesday
V8 motor, radio and heater,
i Benton Kennedy, deceased, the un­ . The ladies of the Cascade Canyon evening (tonight* at 6:15 on KWIL.
two tone paint
----------- $1295 dersigned, D. B. Hill, was duly ap­ club are to be thanked for their splen­
pointed as administrator of said es­ did work making the event possible.
EASY TERMS
tate and has qualified as such. All
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Storey and ren from Boron, Calif., were visitor«
Lowest Financing Rates
persons having claims against said _ girl«
___ _ ____
___ ___ were
___ _____
from Cervallis
Saturday recently in these two communities.
Available
e«tate are hereby required to present overnight visitors with relatives,
Mrs. Budlong was looking for hous­
GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET the same together with the proper, Mrs. Jim Budlong and son« from ing facilities for the family since
Phone RO 9-2126
Stayton, Ore. vouchers, to the undersigned admin- Salem and Mrs. B. B. Blan and Mr. Budlong plans on working here
istrator at
Mill City, *->
Oregon, within
-* u.ii
*v!- daughter, Mabel and her two child- in the upper canyon this ismmer.
six months from the date of this
For Rent
| tice.
Dated and first published this
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished
2 day
of March, 1969.
and 3-room apartment, part utilities
D. B. HILL,
furnished, laundry room, $25 and
Administrator.
$30 per month. North end of N.W.
7th, north of Flying A Service BELL A GEHLEN,
Station. C. Brawner. Phone 7484, Attorneys for Administrator
I Stayton, Oregon.
Mill City.
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MEAT and GROCERIES
Mill City
Meat Market
^Santiam Ripples
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Capital Drug Store
ANNUAL PAYMENT PLAN
FOR RENT—Twe bedroom houae
between Mill City and Gate«. Has
TV cable installed. See Mrs. Bob
Rash.
40tf
WRIGHT TRUCK LINE
Between
PortlAiui-Sakm-Idanha
all way potato
Allied Van Unes Agent
Local & Nationwide
Household Moving
Stavton Phone RO 9-W70
Salem EM 3-1626
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THE MILL CITY
ENTERPRISE
Cntered as second das« matter Ne
i»ab«r 10, 1944 at the post offle« a<
Mill City, Oregon, ander the Act of
March 3. 1879.
Warion-Lina Ceentie*. per year M.M
Ortaide. Marioa-ljnn < ourtiee $1_M
Telephone 6651 er 7M6
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*
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