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Fire Protective District one tower the district con 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1966 structed this year, that is Lists Causes for Fires capable of being moved to dif- A thought for the week— The office skeptic says, “Now that the elections are over, perhaps I can believe what I read in the newspapers.’’ Mrs. Ott Burson from Stay ton was a guest Friday after noon at the home of her great neice, Mrs. Richard Freeman and family. In the evening she accompanied the Free man’s to Woodburn where they attended the Santiam- Woodburn football game. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree were in Salem Sunday where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wehrli and family, Mrs. J. C. Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Gor ton. S. E. Richards was photographed in front of The Enterprise office recently showing his prize set of horns. He shot this big deer while hunting in Idaho. They were visiting with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Caudle. Mrs. Lenter Johnson and Mrs. Goldie Sorensen ac Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton daughter Janeta Huckeby companied by her son and and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chud- were at Ft. Lewis and Ta daughter-in-law, Mr. and zinski attended the reception coma, Washington Sunday. Mrs. Fred Farmen of Al for Gordon Barker, Grand Sentinel of the Grand Chapter of Oregon OES which was held in Salem last Saturday night at the Scottish Rite Temple. Mrs. Elmer Shaw was host ess at her home Friday noon for a luncheon for a group of friends. Present were Mrs. Floyd Bassett from Lyons, Mrs. Walter Kay, Mrs. Ann Holman, Mrs. Verne Shaw, Mrs. Bud Bilyeu and Randy and Mrs. Elmer Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton and Mrs. William Hirte at tended a Friendship meeting at Trinity Chapter OES in Salem Friday evening. Mrs. Tena Graham honor ed Mrs. Golda Martens last Friday evening with a dinner party in honor of her birthday anniversary. Present were Mrs. Martens, Mrs. Bessie Bassett Mrs. Sylvia Duncan and the hostess, Mrs. Tena Graham. The annual PTA Ham din ner will be held at Mill City Grade School gym, Thursday, November 10. Serving will be from 5:30 to 7:30. Adults $1.50. Children, through 12, 75c. 44 They visited with Don Hucke by who is taking his basic at Ft. Lewis and with Mrs. Johnson’s mother at Tacoma. Lester Johnson was at Phil omath where he went pheas ant hunting with a brother. bany, returned recently from a 10 days trip to Billings, Mon tana. They visited with rela tives and got in some deer hunting with the Farmen’s bringing home some nice meat. Friends of Henry Tate of Union Hill have heard that he underwent surgery Last week at the Salem General Hospital. He is reported to be getting along satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bie ber of Kinsley, Kan., are vis iting with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kleig- he. They made the trip from Kansas in two days. Mr. and Mrs. Kleihege had visited I wish to announce that I with them on a recent trip to am representative for Avon the middle west. products on the Marion Coun Boxed Christmas cards now ty side of Mill City. Midge King. Phone 859-3722. 44tf on display. 59c to $3.00. See us for special ordering Photo Mr. and Mrs. Charles greeting and imprinted cards. 43tf Champ and family of Salem Mill City Pharmacy. were Sunday visitors at the Mrs. Rocky Moore returned home of his uncle and aunt, Saturday following a week’s Mr. and Mrs. Steve Champ. vacation trip to California, Recent guests at the home New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, of Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke and several other states. She were his brother, Loren made the tour by bus and Clarke of Spokane, Wash; his said she enjoyed it very much. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. Mrs. Moore particularly en and Mrs. Alvie Ricketts of joyed the Grand Canyon visit. Salem and their granddaugh She said the weather was ter and husband, Mr. and very hot in Phoenix but was Mrs. Gerald Irwin of Willa just about right in Death Val ley. mina. Art White went to Portland Diane Schulz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schulz and a freshman at OSU spent Homecoming week-end here. She said she liked college life very much but found much of her time was spent studying. Shop NOW For the best in Christmas Cards Complete New Line Charles Epperson, senior at OSU and son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson left last week for Ft. Lewis where he will take basic army training. Kenneth Epperson is now working at Boeings at Seattle. He has completed his military obligations and worked in Al bany after attending Eugene Vocational school. Look through our Albums at your leisure Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE. Owner Ph. 897-2812 MiU City Police Blotter On Saturday, November 12, the Mill City Police Depart ment will hold a traffic safety school for bicycle safety in the school yard of the Mill City grade school. Practical demonstrations will be held, and all attending are encourg- ed to bring their bikes. Dem onstrations will be made to show braking distances, etc. Immediately after the safe ty school a number of actual Marine Corps combat films will be show in the gym. These films will show actual battle scenes from World War II and the Korean Con flict. Chief Jim Taylor ob tained the films for showing from the Marine Corps. Everyone Is invited, and certificates will be awarded those completing the program. Also bicycle registration will take place for all those who desire. NOTICE — The Studio of Hair Design will be open Wed nesday through Saturday un Why don’t you subscribe to til further notice. Shop hours The Mill City Enterprise. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, prop. 23tf Chuck Faylor is convalesc feient locations as the need arises. The oDservation cabin and mobile living quarters are returned to headquarters each winter to prevent damage by weather and vandals. The airplane was flown a total of 102 hours. Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week t More things- more places. UNITID «TATI» NATIONAL BANK OF ORtQON Firemen’s ■ Too Late to Classify ing satisfactorily following re cent major surgery perform FOR SALE or TRADE—Big ed at Santiam Memorial hos Spark Oil Heater. Used one pital. He operates Viv’s Steak winter. 500 gal. tank all con House which has been closed i nections, filter, etc. Call 45p during his illness. i 859-2314. Christmas Cards We have a good assortment now. Come in and choose yours early 22nd Annual I e ★ Door Prizes ★ Grand Prize ★ Hams r- J ★ Bacon ★ Turkeys ¿ 4 ■! Mill City Fire Hall Saturday, November 19 THE FUN STARTS AT 7:00 P. M. SHARP DANCE Music By The Gents The Big Event of the Year $1.00 and $1.25 per box. Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 r Mrs. Louis Verbeck spent Friday and spent the weekend the weekend in Silverton vis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schultz visiting relatives and friends. iting her mother, Mrs. Jo were guests Saturday night sie Mires. for dinner at the home of his Sharon Rose, daughter of mother, Mrs. Golda Martens Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rose, spent Mrs. George Ditter Is re who was celebrating her a recent weekend at her ported to be getting along birthday. home. She is a freshman at as well as can be expected OSU and says she enjoys cam following tests and explora Attending the Lord’s Acre pus life. tory surgery performed at Sa Sale at Powell Butte last Sat lem Memorial hospital. urday were Mr. and Mrs. Er Pfc E/3 and Mrs. Dennis vin Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett and small daughter, Mrs. John Muir was taken Charlie French, Mr. and Mrs. Tamra, are visiting at the to Salem Memorial hospital Lowell Cree, Mrs. Don Carl home of her parents, Mr. and Tuesday where she is under son, Mrs. Elsie Völkel, Mr. Mrs. Roy Lockrem and with going tests to determine the and Mrs. Cecil Lake, Mr. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art cause of a sudden illness. Mrs. Joe Walters, Toni Joe Bassett. They will return I Walters, Toni Newberg and Sunday to his army base in Lisa Gabriel. New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt Don’t forget the PTA Bene spent the weekend visiting fit Ham dinner,NovemberlO at the home of Mrs. Moffatt’s at the MillCity Grade school aunt, Miss Leona Lamb. gym. 5:30 to 7:30. Adults $1.50. Children, through age 12, 75c. adv. The 1966 closed fire season ended by Governor Hatfield’s proclamation on October 26. This means that, generally, burning permits are not re quired for burning within the Clackamas-Marion Forest dis trict, except within some Ru ral fire districts which require a burning permit the year round. This year the Clackamas- Marlon Forest District person nel has taken action on 35 fires. There were 54 fires dur ing the 1965 fire season. Total forest acreage burned in the district during the 1966 sea son was 53 acres as compared to 144 for the previous season. During the 1966 season, se ven fires were caused by lightning. The rest were man- caused fires as follows: Debris burning, 11; smokers, 5; camp ers, 3; incendiary, 1; lumber ing and logging, 1; and miscel laneous, seven. The aerial fire detection system, that was so success ful last year, was used again this year in conjunction with two fixed lookout towers and 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City Come and Bring Your Friends
