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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1964)
I Farm Bureau Furrow Claudia Budlong Named Queen FROM* Z OUR FILiS^ Outdoor Recreation Interest Growing I—Th,. Mill City Entrrprlw. TliurmlHy, Feb. CHUCKLE I!hil CORNER By Scott launb To anyone who wonders why Claudia Budlong was crowned PToUpas — many farmers are opposed to Recreation visits Io the Wil Swwt- increasing social security taxes Queen of the annual lamette National Forest during Bchlng — Tb.wdt wK sb to pay for medical care, one »»f heart's Ball held at the high 1963 totaled an estimated I'* th«* answers can be found in the school gym Saturday evening. million visit», according to fi N« HaapiUi OpersUoa boost in the tax rate for self- Her escort was J»>e Oogar. Sh«* gures released by the Forest Five Years Ago is a junior and the daughter of employed peraona. Service. Under the propoaed legisla Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Budlong. The Mill City Camp Fire Girls F «rest Supervisor David R. Her court was ITances Reid, hail the honor of being th«- first Gibncy said the figur»* is the IMS Caa»w «•- — °** tion. the farmer would pay $301 60 in 1965. and $379 60 in senior, lusura Jo Rambo, soph- organistzd group to present San largest on record and represents Oorel Hampton. tlam high school with a shrub "the Increase interest of people 196« and afterward, compared omore and a Japanese silk tree. They In »xitikxir recreation." 1 ji « i with the $259.30 he pays now. freshman Master o( ceremtvmes was were pictured on the front page year, an estimated 1,086,550 The 196« payment is bas«xi on radio station of Tile Enterprise |x*nuxis visited the forest for re a rate of 7.3 per cent on a Jim Haley of Th,* royal court at the Santi creation 711«* forest this year maximum earnings lias«* of KBZY Salem There was a $6200. compared with the cur better attendance at the dance am High School Sweetheart'» was s<*c«>nd <mly to the Mt. H«xxl than in previous years. ball was Phyllis Birkett as National Forest in the Oregon- rent $5«00 base. queen and Rodney Sehaer as Washington region Nearly three So some farmers would be king. Other princ«*sses were million visits wen* reconhxl to paying more social security, Yvonne Dart, Virginia Urban the Mt. Hixxt. taxes tiuui federal income tax and Carol Pate. General enjoyment and sight- es. This would be an additional W«xim«*»lay Feb. IS Jim Putman, principal at seelng which include» automo burden on a group already sad North Santiam Chamber of dled with an even-increasing Commerce meeting at Gate» Santiam High school was spear bile travel top|x*«l th«* list with heading the Santlam Canyon 403.SOO visits Next wus fishing property tax. A l«x»k at the pro Woman's clubhouse White pertv tax bill many fanners water Challenge" will be dis Frolic which promised to lx1 a with 221.600 visits and camping gay affair. amt picnicking with 181.300 an») pay over and above production | cussed Virginia Richards ami Sandra 135.OtX) reapectivcly Other vis expenses of planting aixi har-. San'iam R»*tx*kah lodge at Jackson were initiated into the its ami camping and picnicking vesting a crop makes it l«x*k as haU 8 P. M. if they are working mostly' for Junior Chamber of Commerce Order of Rainbow for Girls at a for swimming, winter sport», hunting, hiking ami riding. Ixxit- meeting that week. the tax collector. at hall at 8 P. M. Unknown to many, the social L inda Duffy had been honored ing. group camping, wilderness Friday. Feb. •I sec ;ntv tax rate L«r th«* self- IOOF lodge at hall at S I* M on her 12th birthday annivers travel, gathering tore»l pro emoloyed has risen six times ary with a party at th»* home of ducts, scientific study ami h<4>- widow's benefit» back to th«* THE MILL CITY Monday. Feb. il month in which you became 62 since 1953. and when it rises her grandparents. Mr anti Mrs bi»*s and other activities lit Ljons club dinner meeting ... So wh«n the note from my Q My lioss say« my «octal Glbney said the use statistics to 6.9 per cent m 196« (if Medi Fellowship hall 6:30. Annual Fred Duffy ENTERPRISE principal caught fire, I had to Mr and Mrs. Al Pakula had are based on informali.in ga security will tx* cut 20 [x*rc«*nt care does not pass', the rate Sweetheart dinner. snuff it out with my report card ! I" If I retire and go on »»x-inl se will have increased 207 per cent. just returned from Michigan thered from traffic counters. i nti'ivii ni second class matter 1'ucMlay, Feb. i.i The increase to 7.3 per cent if where they had been called by su|>plenu*nted by personal ob curity at 62 My neightxir say« XoM'Hll><-t 10 1911 at UlM 1‘ost You'll Like Cur Food th«* bill passes would mean an North Santiam Council nu*et- a death in th»* family. servations of forest officers it will lx* 25 percent Wlx> 1» Olti.c al Mill (Tty. Oregon un ing at I-ast Frontier. Ladies Mr anti Mrs Bob Hill and Over a perxxi of years, they right 7 additional 17 per cent rise. night. der Act of March 3. ’«>9. Steaks, Chicken A. Your txws. Benefits to both returned giv<* un indication of trends in Nothing but public opinion can Marilyn Club covered dish din young son had just men atxl women workers nrr re ! gtop the rate from being m- ner at home of Mrs Charles from a two week'« trip to Ha recreation use that reflect the Sea Food duct'd 21) percent at 62 A WIFE waii. [votili* s needs ! creased either before or after Kelly . 12 rxxin who draws blue! it payments nt Miss Sandra Olson had enter- 196«. but public opinion has not Wednesday. Feb. .*» Chinese Food 62 from her husltand'a xx'lal tertained with a Coke party at proved much of a safeguard up Order of Rainbow for girls »«•curity record get« n 25 percent her home preceding the annual — WFJLtmn 11 CI JI ll I till now. The Social Security at hall 7 :30 P. M. Orders To Go. reduction as do dependent hus- Sweetheart's ball 1 Act of 1935 has been amended Thursday. Feb. 17 y I served with the Marines J bands who draw on their re 47* NtwihDli 65 times and one Congress pas- Lions Auxiliary at Alta Mof- Live Music Every Corps fwni 1928 to 193«. IN» I re tired wives’ »octal security Ten Years Ago 1 sed 17 of these amendments. rutitsHi is fatt home 8 P. M. ceive any social security cr»*dits record» Friday and Saturday Farmers and other self-em- ASSOCIATION Members active m the Toast- for this service' (J. I may decide to take my ' ployed persons are asked to pay A Free rocial security cred social security at 62. Do 1 need mistess club then were Edna , their social security taxes in Ross. Gwen Jones. Harriet Le- its of $160 a month can only lx* more work credit to «tart my Subset iptlon Rates I a lump sum at the end of the ______ at 62 or 1« it the same Cours. Edna Hutcheson. Faus granted to individuals who serv- check« Msriond Inn C<ninne» }i « year year, while employes have their (g- tina Nesbitt. Dolores Stewart ed on active duty in the military ul| Outside Martan-lJnn S3 M a Yr taxes deducted from their pay- 7 to 12 P. M. service aft«*r September 15. 19401 A. It I* exactly the mine and Elaine Kiersey ! checks, the latter a fairly pain- Trle|>tM>nr «H.JÎ71 <»r «97 293U •nd Iwfot»- 19. ’ >7 since s - hii '■ r- , Q I've done most of my work Mr. and Mrs Glen Blegen, less method A farmer netting vice was before 1940. you will m a QJa| wasn’t covered by who wen* then located at L>>weU $5.000 income is often hard xx'ial security, in ail. I only DON W MOFFATT. Ed-Pub wen* visiting at the Jay Mason not receive the free cr«*dits. pressed to pay $260-$300 under Q When did the members of have about 3 years social se home. the current rate, let alone Rosalie Bassett was playing th«* military services first be curity credit In early I960. MABEL JOHNSON $379.60 five years hence come covered by social secur when I was 65. I went to the a> Mrs Mabel M mm SO, of a clarinet solo that week at a Aside from the cost, th«* pro ity’ A On January 1. 1957 You'll jump at the chance clal security <4ficc and ¡xit in Salem school. Accompanying 1565 Tierra Drive, died Wednes posed Medicare offers little in y My hust*an»l m retired a claim. They turned me down of eating the best food return to those who wvxild pay day tn Salem following a kmg her on th»* trip was her m«>lhcr. and draws $120 a month from because my 3 years credit Mrs. l«ee Bassett. there are in pleasant sur into it for several years. Priv illness. social security. I’ll lx* 62 in wasn't enough lias there been Guests at the Bill Shuey A native of Iowa, she came ate insurance groups can do a July. nn»l h<* says mat 1 can get any change i n the luw that roundings. Our prices are better job of providing health in to Mill City from Colorado in nome that week were Mr. and s»x:ial security on his account w'ould help me' Mrs Qu«* Haines of Portland reasonable — our service surance for the aged, and those 1921. and moved to Salem in A. Yes As of 1961. a man who] ana Mrs. William North and son then How much can I get? prompt and friendly. Try who cannot afford n«*eded medi 1929. She and her late husband of A If y»xj start collecting was 65 in 1960 only ne«-»l» 2(* Amazing Compound Dissolves Springfield. cal care have benefited great Charles, operated a grocery social s«*curity work ( I.ninii.n Warta Away us today. At Gates Mr and Mrs. Joe benefits at 62. you will receive years ly from the Kerr-Mills Law of store on Silverton road NE for $40 a nmnth, which represents to be eligible for benefits A Without Cutting or Burning Hnw-rs a recently marrt«*d cou many years. She was a mem I960. half of your husband's bene woman who was 65 in I960 only Doctor* warn pu king or scratch ber ’ of Mill City Christian ple were honored with a recep fits. less 25 percent for having needs 1’» years' covered work ing nt warts may cause t>l<wx|in(. tion at the Gates Women's church. elected to get payments at th«* Q I’m 65 mnv and still work s |« m <1 iok Now atuaziiig Coni fMHind W isoietraUM Into warta. Surviving are a daughter. clubhouse of 62 instead of waiting age full time However, I am think destroy« tlietr crlia. actually melts Mr and Mrs Floyd Fleet Mrs. Myrtle Rowland, Salem; a until you are 65. ing utxsit retiring I work every warta away without cutting or brother. John H. Wilkinson, of wood had visiteii that week in Q I understand my wile'« x>- month and make about $5.000 a burning. Painless, colorless Turner; two sisters. Zorn a Gresham at the home of their cial »ecurity benefit payments year. 'Diere's no reason f«>r me <'ompound W, used as dirnat.-d. Baldwin of Stayton and Ruth son-ui-law »nd daughter. Mr. will be cut 25 percent if she to put in a social security claim removes common warta aafelv. and Mrs Ben Beisel). Zemo—liquid or ointment—a doc Decker of Pocatello. Ida; and •Vfcctlvsly, leaves no ugly a. ar». requests them at 62 How much now, is there’ tor's ar.uscptic, promptly relieves Taking a lull page ad in The MEHAMA itching, stops scratching and so four grandchildren. would the reduction be if she A. Although it sounds as if w<* 1 Enterprise was Don Lloyd of the helps heal and clear surface skin Services will be at 1:30 p. m. waits until she’s 63 or 64? can't pay y<xi anything now, Chris Campbell, Owner rames. Buy Extra >— xw Saturday at the Barrick mor Idanha Super service station A. About 17 percent at 63; It's still a gixxl idea to [xit in Strength Zemo for^b*|||i■ announcing a wholesale price on Automotive A Industrial Phone 85&-2801 tuary. Rev Myron Hall officiat stubborn cssas iMlwrAAAAF ab»ait 9 percent at 64. The cl«»scr your claim. If you do. we will be tires. ing. Interment will be private to 65 she is when she claims all set to start your checks as Maintenance Pric«*s at Hilltop Market that her benefit payments, the small s<x>n as yxxi retire. week featured short nbs. 23c er the reduction. Welding, IHmrl Fingine per pound; canned pincappl«* 4 Q. I'm a widow and didn't ap Service cans $1. lettuce 12c a pound, ply for social security benefits Shop or Field pork steak 59c lb. on my husband's record when I was 62 because I didn't want Delco Batteri«* Fifteen Years Ago my payments reduced. I'll be 63 Factor) Equipment Mill City had been without this month If I put in for my Ignition Puri* power for a 20-hcur stretch with widow's checks now. by txiw business and industry all but much will they be reduced? Dealer for Aireo Welding A. Unlike a womsn worker's PAINFUL CORNS? paralyzed. or a wife's, widow ’ s benefits Producta AMAZING LIQUID More than 350 people had at- ten-Ted the amateur show at the aren't reduced at ages under 65. RELIEVES PAIN AS Mill City Theatre. Bob Fish of Every month that you now delay IT DISSOLVES CCR .S AWAY Now remove <<»rr»- the last, e««y way ceremon- calling at your social security of S il» in was master of o fice, you are losing money. with | tct/i.nr » liquid Itrrz.nr tr ies and Mrs. Donald Sheythe Jim and Vrryl Hoover hew« p4in inttantly. work* below the Since your claim can go 12 •ktn line to duvolve corn* away in imt was the accompanist for the Ph. »17-2911 Mill City months back, come in right , dayt Ge< I'lfc/unc at ail drug < ountrrt musical numbers. away and we can pay you full I Mr and Mrs. Albert Millsap had attended a birthday dinner in Mill City honoring Wilbur Meinert on his birthday anni- versa ry. The flu bug seemed to be striking everywhere th»-n as now and with the weather bad outsid«* no one wanted to get out anyway. Motor Trend magazine tested them all. Exhaustively. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Girod and At the finish the entire line of 1964 Fords came out sons were living in Idanha then on top . . . winning the coveted "Car of the Year” and were just back from a two Award. Your Ford Dealer invites you to sample this week's vacation trip to Californ award winning total performance and test drive a ia. Falcon, Fairlane, Super Torque Ford or Thunderbird. Southern Gene Armstrong, Then get his price. We think you’ll agree that Ford Pacific agent, who had gone FIT here ' s a new additive in to- burn in a radiant, even flame. It is the buy of the year, too. back to Wyoming for his family 1 day’s Sind] Ib ating Oil. helps reduce service calls and ex had been snowbound in that Called F0A-5X*. this Shell prod area for 10 days. pense. The result: more warmth Hit records at Porter & Lau uct works round the clock to per gallon of fuel—top heating per that week were "Baby, Won't protect your fuel system — from formance at minimum cost. You Please Come Home," fea storage tank to burner head. turing Jo Stafford; "September Before you buy your next gallon Song," Harry James and My FOA-5X helps reduce build-up of heating oil, call us. We will give Old Flame’’ with Spike Jones. of heat-robbing deposits that can I you complete details about Shell At Fleetwood’s Grocery link collect in critical areas of your Heating Oil with F0A-5X and sausage was selling at 49c a burner. It lets Shell Heating Oil pound; cabbage 7c a pound, ap- about our services. ples 7c a pound and rib steak 54c a pound. Fistula — Fissure j Coming Events IN MY FAMILY...OHLY MY WIFE MACS A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE!" J _______ Your Social Security “ rr----------- I Sunday Only OBITUARIES Sing Along with GEORGE ROZWICK REMOVE W' * ¿ OUtfíré Helps Heal And Clear Itchy Skin Rash! FORVSIM PERFORMANCE WINS MOTOR TREND'S Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise GAR OF EYEAR Hoover's Repair AWARD Special additive in today's Shell Heating Oil helps give more warmth per gallon, top heating performance ,ot"* and drive this Falcon Sprint Hardtop Philippi Motor Company 1094 First Street Phone 769-2117 Stayton, Oregon Goodwill Industrie« will send their truck to Stayton Wednes day, February 26, to collect items of clothing, furniture, ap pliances and other household goods. Those who wish to con tribute their repairable discards are asked to call Mrs. R. (1. Wood at 769-5365 She will ar- range for the truck to pick up your donation«. There in an acute shortage of furniture at Goodwill now. Donations of all types of furniture will be ap preciated. h H. L. ASHBY Ph. 897-2442 Distributor Mill City. Ore We Give S & H Green Stamps On Heating Oil
