6—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 21, 1965
s
fered a gall bladder attack last
momh, is making gsxxi recov-
1 *ry.
Dy Mrs. Flosd Swnlni
Mr. and Mrs Glenn llenn«*» MOW, U= X WAS «Al
<wa lios BATT li I-T T ........
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Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bowes were
drove to Albany Sunday for a .'UAsJvd OF vXM A f J m V
ev««4 m « <K>T T pa T FA llim ou T^
SC AP OI MV LflO- • T hus * opi PJ
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hos's for their pinochle club
pro-birthday get-together at ttu* 1>T m wa * j wkjul O Ha
OA TM’ "B l AC k - ivi P ow ’ JI
CAMÙ to
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Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
taví S qn las ' r~---------
hsxnc «< their son and daughter viC O oven now I vo
WAg
KiC-ùl Gor
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Elmt’r Taylor were first prize
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a
in-law. Mr. ami Mrs. Keith
SQUlUPtiL'HMNT
USS T m 'ÙL DOUduil
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winners Mrs. Keith
Phillipa
N i G m T 1 /
(IGN u NA l .
Fiva VlIAPS
Hennes Keith's birthday anni -, OUT-FLANK SVSTCM
was tile winner of the pinsx*hh<
VVMtJN X WAS
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versary was early this wvrn.
LiKd x on?
MCiid - T hink qp all
LCA on ’ T u '
prize and women's conso'atksn
lx»la Henness, Battle CVle
T h ' STPATOQY
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prize. Giles Wagner won ttie
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an«l Margaret Rusn ma«u* their
men's consolation prize.
à luauni :
annual trip to Dall is Tuesday
Kelum from Alaskan Trip—
Mr. and Mrs Gcorge Arthurs t«> lunch with Mi's 1 tennesses
retunuxi TTiursday from a fiv«*- |>ar >nts, Mr. nml Mrs R«»y Ta y-
weeks trip to Nome, Alaska lor. in obaervanee «»t Mrs
where they visitc dtheir s>»n-in- l«»r's birthday anniversary
’..iw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs • Mrs. Charles lUxigart ot
George Lienatxi and children I\xlge. Iowa arrived last Friday
While there they wont for a at th«* hixn«> <>( her parents. Mr
dog-sleti ride They also vi itvd and Mrs. C < TUckcr. The
an Eskimo village where they trip was made to .itteixt the
had been invitt*d by the Eskim«» i funeral «»f Iser brother, Jerry
chief, to watch them dance. On i Thicker.
the return trip, they stopfxsl
Mr. and Mrs Frank Caw rse
«»ft at Amhorage for a few ami family <>t Lvtxinon stere
days, Stops were als«» made Sunday dinner guests at the
enroutt* ht»me at Seattle and home «»f her brother-in-law and
Portland to visit relatives, They sister. Mr ami Mr> Gael Cuts-
iSTdMlNQ To A
reported the weather was cold. hirth.
CbUPuA OP
but nice, Ami mi flixxis ' They
Mi- ami Mrs Roger P««‘ of
(SéN¿»?ALS SlV&L-P OP
I
said they had a wanderful time.
........ Springlieki wx*re Sunday visitors
To A CPuSMlP(>
but were roally glint to lx* back I at th«> home of Mr. amt Mrs
VlCTL’PŸ
HALO - OF-HEAT
i
home.
Bill Ia»aming. Tits* l\**s ar«
T. ian • TI»
E'i remen Act Promptly—
former neighlx»rs «»f th«* Leam
Û6». FiS'oOP
N u TÌ all
«■XeuAoi
Mr. mid Mrs. John Roten ingi.
Mr. ami Mr* Walter Thtxnas
couldn't have received mon*
prompt service when they cal and their grandson. Chris, vis
trarm«x* I !<sl following the Inst session. eh.inge this nttitude Ix-forr ttie
led for ttu* fire department last ited nt Seal R«x-k Wixlnesday th<* road from
end <>f the sesalon. lt I« llkely.
TYiesday evening. Gates fire at ttu* bom«» «»f Mr. nml Mrs. I ixxne. Mrs. Sophie Peters of ; Ik'tcring said
men had just assembled at the Harol«i Dean. On Friday, they | W«*st Stayton recently ¡sir-1 Tax retonns and savings on I Viering »tated, ttiat any n«*w
fire hall for their regular week visited his parents, Mr
and chased the property from Gots ' present prevrama are the main pn>|a>m*d tax would mc«*t with
Fully Automatic...
ly meeting at 7:30 when the call Mrs. Eph Thsxtuss of Wrtlatul. | d«»n Wal'd and her son, nanny. I to|>lcs «< conversation in the
22 Set ONE Simple Control
Mr. ami Mrs Clifton! R.lines lias lx en doing most <« the legislative halls at this early a refcrrnl by the ¡««^»le and
came in. The Rotons had return
, date. This Is mx to say tisat conaequently |egl»lnt«>r» arr at
ed from tesvn to find their nouse >»f Ix*biins»n were Sunday visit work in it.
Sunday dinner guests at ttu* pressun* frtxn various grou|» ttie present time refraining frsxn
Convection
filled with smoke. Firemen ors at the home of Mr. and
Cis de ; for nuire services could not Ininxluclng n«*w tax mensures.
quickly found the trouble in the Mrs l.ang Stafford. Other cal- Ixxne of Mr. and Mrs
Cooled Cabinet
Oliver
were
their
sons
and
fam
utility n*»tn where a small area lers in the afternoon were his
MMte Maylog
of the floor next to a wall was sister. Mrs. Bessie Bassett and ilies. Mr. and Mrs T vä > Oliver,
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No Hot Spots!
smoldering. The utility room nephews, Wayne (Bud» Tlvm- Sheryl. Karen and landra and
of
IbWVag wrrwnà» oof hrs
kitchen wall was also damaged. as ami Earl Bassett «•( Mill Mr an«l M rx Jack Oliver
•tfh jewtW even Nee*
Portland
Super Size-Easy to
City.
Cause
of
the
fire
hasn't
been
JOO ft 110 degrees
It is my intention to report
fads everdrymg yet
determined.
Bill Gabriel started work at
Clean Lint Trap
det bet dry
.rfb
regularly to tin- people at l.nn
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robertson the coast Monday for Gulliford
county with respect to Ia*gisla- elating Ixidgvt.
«»( Salem visited Sunday at the .C Howell ixigging Co
tlve activities amt hafiprnings
2 ('•xsgn'ssional Rca|»|x>rtl<x>-
home of Mr. ansi Mrs. Clare
M: and Mrs. Ray Mills en-
Full Opening Safety Door
that may affect them or are of ment.
Rush. Mrs. Rush said th«» Rot>- joyed a visit in Redding, Calif..
Easy to Lood, Remove.
Interest to Linn County.
3 Workmen’s ('«xnfwnsntlon
ertsons “initiated ’ the newly Friday to Sunday at the tuxsu*
Ttu* 53rd s«*ssi««n of the Ore law This results from defeat
repaired road over Mad creek, .»f her brother ami sister-in-law,
Zinc Coated Steel Cabinet
gon State legislature lias cum- <»( Measure No 3 that was on
being their first callers, except Mr. and Mrs H II Jone*.
protects ogainst rust
I tnenced its work w-ithisit th«* last Novemt" i s txillot It Is
for a few hardy s « xj 1 s who hik«*d and family
|s»litical fanfare that oxihl have certain ttiat !t»,- Legislature will
Mr. an«l Mrs. Rex Britton
in. since the road washed out.
lx*«*n expcctixl. The ll«xisc ami pass a satisfactory law Increas
have sold their property across PROPERTY T\\ It! I IFF
Workmen
finished
the
job
Fri
Also a.oiloble
Senate are organized, the Gov- ing Ix-nofit» for Injured work
day of bulldozing enough dirt, the road from their home to TAKF S lU.M.Un I
in Gas Models
<*nx»r has Uil.lressed tin* k’lnt men anil allotting tlx- ■•mployer«
boulders and gravel together t«> Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Edwards,’ PRIORITY
who will t»e moving thi-ir mobile
allow cars to get in and «xit.
Piojwrty tax relief has taken assembly . c<xnmitt« es h a v e n choice ns to where they will
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Mr. and Mrs. Evert Kyle and i home there soon.
I top billing ill the first week <4 been ap|x>lnt««l and the legislat obtain insurance.
Education Tills will involve
Laiuri Cuthbert of Salem is ttu* l«*gislatur. according to Linn ive proc«*ss is un«l«*rway.
three children of Yreka re
Harry Boivin, a Ih*m<x-rat questions concerning the amount
turned to their home last week spending a few days this week , (’«xinty Representative Gerald
following a week’s visit at the at the home at her grandpar Detering. Detering said the ma from Klamath Falls, has lx*en of nvncy that will tie provide)
home of her uncle and aunt. ents. Mr. ami Mrs Floyd John jority <»t the legislators hnve <’lcct«*d as President <»f the S«*n- for higher «•«lueation. ('«untnun-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone. Dur- son.
I agre«*d that pr«»|x*rty tuxes ate by a rote of 17 to 13. ity (Ailleges and Ixislc schixil
Mrs Richard Parker attended have b«*come tlx* prime concern Regtirdlcss of elements <rf ¡»«lit- sun»»rt.
1 ing that time Kyle had been
NOW - Get the dryer
5. Salary increases for teach-
1 receiving treatment at a Port- a D«*lta Gamma t teacher s hon-1 I in this session. In spite <>f the ical intrigue that may arise
you ve wanted-get
| land hospital for a back injury. or society» brunch Saturday In1 sympathetic attitude, the big from time to time, it continues crs. state employees and related
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(ek-brates Ith Birthday—
Albany at the home of Mrs. M. | (¡ut'sthxi i-evoivcs arsxind ttu* to lx* my sincere belief that I problems.
and SAVE at they
6 ('(institutional I lev I »Ion nnd
Judy R«»ten. daughter of Mr. Erlich. Mrs. Parker f.s working means of returning State funds sluxild vote <xi each measure
and Mrs. John Roten, celebrat on a committee on professional ’ to the counties for the ¡xin»>se with a vi«*w toward whether it Governmental Ite-orgnnlzntLxi.
LOW, Low Prices.
7. Taxes. Altimugh legislators
ed her Ith birthday annivers affairs which includes Legisla i of reducing the pn>|>erty tnx Its the beat thing for my Dis-
This Offer is
trict ami for the State of Orc- are In general agreement that
ary Thursday afternoon with a tion. Selective Recruitment and i load.
Limited!
Easy Terms-Low Down Payment
there will lx* no Increases In
party at her home. Her guests Teacher Welfare. Maney Kirk
Detering said he has intro- j t?»n.
President Boivin was
ex- taxes, there will certainly l«o
were Brenda Blackbum. Rodney patrick, is on the same commit I diiced a bill to increase Isasic
tax improvement or modlfica-
and Uiuri Carpenter, Ginger tee. The program for Saturday . «chool support fnmi the ¡»resent treniely generous and co
Gabriel and Ix»rie and Linda was "Changing Cultural Pat $133 per census chihi to $176. mentary with me and it is my tion measures Introduced; relief
' T'rban. Games were played with terns in Europe."
I Twenty-four dollars of the in- i hope to justify the confidence of property taxe» and tax re-
Mrs. Harry Harmon was up| | creased amount would lx* re- , which he expressed in me I duct Ions f«>r Ixidnetji Inventor*
Rodney and Ginger winning
prizes. Refreshments were serv to her elbows in skillets and i turn«*d to the counties for direct will serve as chulntian of the les.
And Implement Company
ed by Mrs. Roten.
kettles over the weekend trying ■ property tax reduction. The I State ■ and Federal Affairs and
These are the general pnilx
Mrs. Winona N'ims of Wood- to keep up with the chow-line Linn County legislator said the am i vice-chairman of the Fìsti leins that will take up our time.
195 3rd.
STAYTON
Phone 769-5116 bum spent the day Monday vis- when family merntx-rs rallied monies needed for the increas- and Game Oxmnittee and a Of cixirsc, there will be many
■ iting her mother, Mrs. Grace around to assist in the buthflng «•d basic fund would have t<»( m(*mbi*r of the Agricultural others. 1 have not endeavored
I Meyers. Mrs. Meyers, who suf- of her aunt's new home across come fn»m the surplus. He said oxnmittvc, Rules and !(<•* «lu to set forth all of the issue*«
estimates nuw shixv the last tions committee ti nd C’onxtitu- However, ns time goes by. It
biennium surplus will lx* abxit tional Revision committee.
is my Intention to report to my
While it is early to determine constituents on the issues and
$3U million
Other means
financing the with certainty the issues that my views concerning them.
rise in basic school support will demaml most «X (Sir time,
could come from savings that it is i4>vi«>us that among ttu*
could be made by refraining problems confronting th«* legis
from enacting new programs lature at this session will lx*
I
the following:
requiring state expenditures.
1. The size of the General
Detering said the legislators
Fund
Budget, The Governor
I were also concerned about the
recent flood damage over the has proposed about $Ki6 million,
state. He said the extensive which is approximately $9»; mil
damage in Linn County w«»uld lion in excess (X the 1963-65 <»i»-
most certainly reduce the in
come from property taxes. Ho
I
said the highway committee, <-f
which he is a member, will
meet s<x,n to survey the damage |
to the state's highways, caus'-d
by the flood.
4 dr. Sdn., 225 eng. padded
As chairman of the Agricul
dash, wheel cover, windshield
tural committee Detering said
2 dr. 6 cyi. 3 speed, No. 148,
two past committees had been Die Mill City Enterprise:
washers, wsw tires No. 171.
36 Mo. $46.34 per Mo.
have an ofueirfiinlty to lie ad
placed under the now agi icult- Dear Sirs:
vised of legislation before it is
!
ural
committee,
which
n<»w
in-
With
tiic
convening
of
the
Ore
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1 eludes food, dairy, livestock, gon Legislature, I would like acted ujxtn. Ax in the past, I
6 cyl., 3 speed, No. 545
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and agriculture.
to express my sincere appre will also advise you in advance
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36 mo. $40.39 per mo.
He said the dairy problems ciation to ycxir readers for of any hearings, in order that
wore of the greatest concern their support in the election you may attend those in which
and he hoped these problems and convey my desire to work you are interested.
y
FULL PRICE
Wm. <Bill» Gwinn,
coukl be worked out without for their interest during my term
I.inn Co. Representative
calling for more legislation to of office.
i Ton, V8, Ix»ts of
regulate dairymen.
The responsibility ill dealing
Equipment, No. 179.
2 dr. Ii’top, 225 engine, No. 196.
In the State and Federal Af with hundreds of bills affecting letter To The Editor:
fairs Committee, Detering said many people is a great one. My
The death of Jerry Tucker is
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there would probably lx* action past experience has taught me a great shork to the people of
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taken for coooperative programs that there are many complicat ttvc canyon, but to us who knew
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with the Federal Government to isi matters than can come lie- him a great loss will be felt.
help repair highways and other fore the legislature. It is be Jerry exemplified the one thing
1 property damage caused by the yond the capabilities of any we all attempt to (Io and fail
floods. As a member of that one person, including myself, so miserably in doing, that of
committee, Detering said he to qualify as an expert on all ix-ing «Hirsclves and being a
would favor some type of co these mntters. One of the moat friend to all.
operative program.
valuable sources from which a
If you were fortunate enough
The general tone of the legis legislator can draw is the back to have lieen a friend of Jerry’s,
4 dr. sdii., 6 cyl., radio, under-
lature at this ine is oppose] ground of experience and know- ytxir life was much richer be
I dr. sdn., loaded, 121 in. heel
cxiat, plus many more options
to any now lax ln.'reasos. This lodge of people in his own cause of it. We will miss the
base. No. 208.
No. 131.
is probably due to the defeat county.
big "bear hug” nnd that lotal
of the tax referendum submlt-
In the interest of go«xl gov- familiar “Hi Pal, old Buddy"
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ernment and thrtxigh periodic !>,;t v knew «w»'.e
.he
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news releases, I shall attempt depths of his heart. It can nev
to keep this newspaper and its er lx» more said of any man,
OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M.
readers Informed of pending "lie loved nnd was Jovial by his
Do claims and double talk rtultr legislation. Ycxir opinions and follow men.”
you doubt you ran get any relief reasons supporting them will
Utrillo and Gharlie, wo were
from arthritic and rheumatic pains' be most appreciated.
If you as proud him as a friend ns
(ret IOC) STANBACK tablets or SO
•re interested I n receiving you were of him as a son. God
ST ANBAC K powders, use it direct
We Don’t Meet Competition — We Make It.
ed. If you do not get relief, return the copies of bills on any particu grant that there be more like
unused part and your purchase price lar matter, I will see that you him in this canyon nnd the
Used Cars Center & Church — Ph. 362-0349
New' Cars Chemeketa & High — Ph. 864-0184
wdl he refunded 5tanhack Ccxnpany, receive them as soon as they World.
Salisbury, N. C.
are printed. In this way you will
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IT NEVER FAIL
kJ* y OU want
you
want
when you
WANTIT.
then
WJT4PS
are for you
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