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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1966)
s Many Family Thanksgiving Dinner Parties Held in Lyons Community Business Directory A Buyers Guide Air Conditioning DAY HEATING CO. AIR CONDITIONING HEATING 225 Division N. E. 363-4822 Fabric Store Brakes & Transmissions Fabric World Trans. & Brake Center Complete Trans. & Brake Srv. “For The Unusual in Fabrics” 10:00 to 9 Daily Authorized STAR Brake Serv. 10:00 to 6 Sats. 3926 Commercial S.E. I 2645 Confi St. 8.E. Ph. 581-1481 362-6697 Furniture Dealers Antiques Blue Printers The Marion Antique Shop Salem Printing & Blue Print Inc. Blue Lines — Black Lines Sepias — Mylars Printing—Lithography Photostats The Marion Motor Hotel Fine Antiques & Works of Art Closed Sunday and Monday 206 Coml St. S.E. Ph. 3634123 Margaretha Larsen. Mgr. United Repair Co. Factory Authorized Service For All Major Appliances Freezers, Washers, Ranges Dryers A Small Appliances 1081 Broadway N.E. Salem Phone 585-4480 Auto Dealers 475 Ferry SE 363-6097 Beauty Salons EYERLY MOTORS Volkswagen & Porsche Franchised Dealer 4463 Com’s St., SE LODER Oldsmobile - Volvo Sales & Service Custom Motors Inc. 897-12th SE 585-2671 Open Evenings Auto Service Capitol Car Wash 5 Minute Car Wash 1 Blk. N. of Meier A Frank 608 High St., NE 1 Blk N. of Skyline Ford 140 Judson So. Meade A Greenlee Garage «empiete Automotive and Radiator Service Specializing in BMC and TRIUMPH Parts A Service Gibson Kelvinator STEINER’S Furniture and Appliances S & H Green Stamps George R. Steiner 364-5543 3790 Silverton Rd.. N. E. Italian or Oriental Hair Hand Tied or Machine Made H. L. Stiff Furniture Inc. of Salem 4902-A River Rd. N 581-4858 “Complete Home Furnishers” In Keizer Plaza 450 Court N. E. 363-9185 Greeting Cards EDWARD WILLIAMS Choose From a Complete Se The Home of Hallmark Cards lection of Fine European Wigs and Wiglets 357 Court Street N. E. Wiglets . . . from «32.95 Wigs . . . from «99.00 Phone 363-9496 Hand Tied Machine Sewn The Northwest Largest Selection of Home Furnishings Custom Made Victorian Beauty Salon 363-6811 Bicycles Convenient Credit 230 Chemeketa St. Scott’s Cycle SCHWINN Bicycles 37 Years in Same Location 74S Liberty N. E..... 581-1421 Lawn Mowers - New A Used Complete Sales & Service 147 Commercial S E 363-4516 mi International Harvester Building - Remodeling Sales A Service Scout• 1 ivelall Headquarters Industrial Equip. C & R BUILDERS Take care Farm 1935 Uverton Rd. NE of your home remodeling fa. 581-1446 needs. You can use our 50-50 plan. We rough it in, you QUALITY finish. There is nothing in USED home remodeling we can’t VOLKSWAGENS do from foundation to roof. One call does it all. We take GERMAN MOTORS care of plans, permits, in 1290 12th St. SE 585-1351 spections. 100% financing or re-financing. 363-1343. C & R Auto Dealers - Used Builders, 4280 Com. SE Sal em. BUDGET BUGGIES NO Pioneer Truss & Panel Co. MONEY DOWN S - S - FURNITURE Off Market St Access Freeway Salem 581-1163 Furniture - New & Used 363-1641 1270 Center NE OLDS * Lornee Dune Beauty Lounge All Human Hair Wigs WIGS Quality - Comfort Economy DISCOUNT CARPET • FURNITURE Terms-Huge Savings-Delivery Speed Queen Xerox Copies While You Walt Sylvania Drawing Supplies Appliance Service ★ LYONS—Thanksgiving Day guests in and out of town for family gatherings and dinners were: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber, Dennis, Donna, Darrell and Debbie were guests in Port land at the home of his sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Silber- r.agie of Stayton were dinner guests at the home of their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Florent Fritchi and children. Mr. Warren Edwards was a guest at the home of his step son and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mason and chil dren at Vancouver Wash ington. Spending a ten day furlough at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Plamer is their son A3 James W. Palmer from Malmstorn Air Force Base at Great Falls, Montana. Addi tional Thanksgiving guests at the Palmer home were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Palmer and son Wayne from Tillamook. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Man ning and children Richie, Larry and Cherri was her par ents Mr. and Mrs. Sim Etzel of Stayton and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bressler of Lyons. Health Foods 581-1591 Mobile Homes POOLE’S INC. Natural Health Center Post Auto Sales “Your Health Food Hda.” Dealer for Van Dyke A Cran- Complete Line of Natural Vit brook Mobile Homes, Go Lite amins A Health Food Pro Travel Trailers ducts. Featuring Kenneth Lee Barnwell Home ORGANIC COSMETICS 364-8982; Owen Wiggans Home Merco Sauna Bath Units 364-1439; M 111 o n Lopnow 1073 Coml’ 8.E. Ph. 362-9861 Home 364-9514 Ph. Stayton 769-5176 before 8 1953 Lana Ave. N.E. 364-6231 a. m. or after 6 p. m. Mobile Home Additions & Service Heating Add-A-Room - Tip Outs Expando’s Salem Heating & Sheet Awnings - Car Portss - General Metal Inc. Repairing “Lennox” Automatic Heating Gas & Oil Furnaces Heat Pumps & Air Condition ing - Trained Installers 1085 Brdy NE 581-1536 Hardware 4404 Commercial st. 8. E. Phone 581-5623 Mobile Home Trans APEX Mobile Home Towing, Inc. Insured “We handle your home with care” Custom Trusses DICK’S HARDWARE Term. Mgr. Harry Turner Wall and Floor Panels Hardw'e. for Do-It-Yourselfers For Hire We Build Complete Homes Ph. 585-2480 Call Day or Night Open 7 Days a Week 805 • 41st Place Rt. 2, Box 201 Ph. 585-4640 Mon.-Sat. 8 a. m. to 9 p. Sunday 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Music Dealers 165 Lancaster Dr. NE 581-4213 Cosmetics MERLE NORMAN Rozwick School of Music Jewelers Cosmetics Court Street Jewelry Courtesy Dem. Watch Repair, Diamonds By Appointment Watches, Rings, Etc. Mail Ord. Filled 484 Court Street 466 Court N. E. 363-8104 Phone 3628297 George Ishida Cabinet Shops Rent - Teach - Sell Guitars - Accordians Organs - Pianos Drums - Banjos “Oregon’s Largest School" W soï T $h°P 652 Lancaster Dr. NE 363-8015 Handmade Jewelry 13M tnpttol St. NE 363-9101 MIKLIA CABINET SHOP Everything for the Rockhound A Irma Williamson Unfinished Furniture - Chests Ralph 3205 Portland Rd. N. E. Melody Music Pinpoint Trouble Spots Before Bookcases - Cabinets Phone 364-0013 They Become Costly Major “The Home of Music” Low Priced Quality Paints Pianos - Organs - Guitars Latex Wall — «2.95 gal. Repairs Machine Shops Amps - Drums Shake Paint «3.75 gal. CAR LAB Band Instruments 671 Lancaster Dr. N.E. Parker Specialties Mfg. 1150 Liberty St. NE Motorola Television Ph. 364-6632 Service & Repair Specialists Call 585-5337 for Appointment Sales Small Machine Parts A Equip. Service Hydraulic Jacks Expert Body & Fender Repair- Instruction Canvas Goods Hours 8 to 6 Weekdays ie< Motor Tune-Up A Elect 4701 Liberty Rd. 8. 8 to 12 Saturdays Sunny Slope Shopping Center rical Repairs Our Specialty Salem Tent & Awning Co. 791 Edgewater St. N. W. 585-1502 CANVAS PRODUCTS 24-HOUR SERVICE Ph. 381-3136 Tents - Awnings • Tarpaulins Wiltsey • Weather Music Waterproofing Compounds In the Capitol Shopping Ctn Davidson’s Auto Service If It Is Made of Canvas Guitars A Amps-Large«t se PhoSiea: 363-8955 - 362-5547 Men's Clothing lection brands A models in Ore We Make It Mobfle Phone «072393 Lowrey Organs - Janssen 63« Front St. NE Salem, Ore, Serving Salem for 40 Years Pianos For the Home 280 Wallace Rd NW 363-4788 Rentals and Lessons 4 CORNER GARAGE Band Instruments • Sheet Automatic Transmissions Music - Teacher Method Books Carpets Welding-All Work Guaranteed JACK HATFIELD Proprietor 3976 state St. Ph. 362-8533 Avery’s Carpet House 400 Rolls to Choose From Auto Wreckers Nylon Remnants #1.99 Yd. up "BENZIE’S” Linoleum • Formica V. A. Tile Free Estimates Salem’s Quality Men’s Store 450 Capitol NE Ph. 362-8708 Since 1890 145 Liberty St NE 363-4933 LYLE GLAZIER MUSIC Motorcycles ADAMS Located in the Music Center Sales - Rentals - Service Band Instruments • Guitars Drums • All Accessories Full Time Repair Shop Foreign Auto Wrecking Motorcycle Sales, Inc. 2515 Coml N. E. 364-4472 Willamette Valley’s 1051 SE Corn’s St. 581-4757 Supermart R O E N S For imported Car Parts Concrete 1959 Howard St. SE 315 Mission 8. E. 364-6784 Typewriters, Port, and Stand. 4 BIks 8 of Mission Off 20th Eola Concrete Tile & HONDA Products Co. BURNS MOTOR SALES Sewer • Culvert A Irrigation Automobile Salvage Parts Pipe • Drain Tile • Well Used Cars Curbing Don Burns 3570 Cherry Ave. NE 364-5325 5032 Dallas Hwy. NW 364-8911 Auctioneers Sudtoll's Auction Complete Auction Service B. J. FOX, Auctioneer 8915 Silverton Rd. N. E- 363-6098 or 364-4522 Coin Dealers BUY - BELL • TRADE COINS All Coins - Coin Supplies DICK’S Penny Box 1756 Fsirgoand R4. N. E. Phone 581-2409 Machine Shops Rentals & Sales. 3 mo. rental may apply toward purchase 456 Ct. N.E. Salem 363-6773 Welding Capitol Machine and Manufacturing 24-hr. Emergency Service General Machine Welding Ph. 581-1166 1135 14th S.K. JOE MARX Ph. 36341239 RON HELLEMN Ph. 363-6807 WHY DON'T TOU NI1W9IBE TO THE ENTERPRISE. Call 897-2772 for Commercial Printing Priced Right Bill Dougherty of Salem was a dinner guest at the home of his brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fink. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker were guests in Salem at the home of their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Earl ___ ___ _______ ____ Addi- __ Hampton and children. tional guests was their other daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson and sons from Auburn, Wn. who will spend the remainder of the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Jung wirth were dinner guests in Stayton at the home of their grandaughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer and children. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt was their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer from Albany and Mrs. Hiatt’s sister Mrs. Gladys Nygaard of Lyons. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hince was their daughter Mrs. Bessie Grundy of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen of Lyons. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimery and sons Jack and Jerry were her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Swan and children of Portland, also her brother and family Mr. and Mrs Hamen Shelton and children of Jor dan. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing for the Thanksgiving holidays were their three children and families, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown and children from Crescent City, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carleton and chil dren from The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Downing and children from Walla Walla. Public Notices No. 34968 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LINN IN EQUITY Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and Brenda had as their guests their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor and children from Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spell- myer and Sharon spent Wed nesday right and Thanksgiv ing day in Ixmgview. They were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Block. Guests at the home of Henry Croisant and Mrs. Lillie Ferris were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Croisant, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Croisant and three children from Tillamook, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Croisant from Woodbum, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shafer and family from Stay ton. Walter Olmstead of Seattle is spending the Thanksgiving week end at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead and Jim. They were all Thanksgiving day dinner guests in Eugene at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ed mondson and family. Guests at the home of Mrs. Rosa Berry were her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Berry of Tillamook, her daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr of Mill City, her two grandsons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Berry and children from Tilla mook and her mother Mrs. Harry Gardner of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Berry and family of Tigard, and gran daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Syverson and family of Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pietrok and Louise were dinner guests in Salem at the home of their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Usselman and children. Friday guests at the Pietrok home were the Ussel- mans and Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis Hendricks and family of Aumsville. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens were dinner guests at the home of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott at Mill City. Additional guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman and family of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lands- verk and daughter Mrs. Hel ene Morris of Portland, also Mrs. Henry Stevens, mother of Wilson and Albert Stevens who was able to come from the St. Bernard Nursing Home in Salem. Police Blotter November 14— Mill City Police began an investigation regarding forg ed checks today after receiv ing them from three Mill City merchants. Mill City police investigation showed the checks had been drawn on a Mill City woman’s account af ter she had left the state. An order of compromise was made after restitution was made on all checks. There were no arrests. Chief Jim Taylor said a Sweet Home woman is cur rently under investigation for passing a bad check at Hilltop market. Taylor said a war rant will be issued. November 24— Mill City Police are investi gating the theft of a 10-foot hose and missing gas from Bassett’s Chevron station in Mill City. Chief Taylor said the suspect has been identi fied and lives in Seattle. He was passing through here dur ing the holidays. The law does not allow for extradition from another state for a misde meanor said Taylor. He has supplied the FBI with a copy of the report however since the gas was taken from a for est service vehicle. November 26— Mill City police are investi gating the theft of a car be longing to Maurice P. Riley of Aumsville. Riley said the car was stolen from Mill City around November 14. Police have identified the person who took the car and are still investigating. November 27— A dog belonging to Dallas R. Smithey of 132 S. E. Ivy bit Robby L. Taylor on the leg today said Chief Jim Tay lor. Young Taylor was riding by on his bike when the dog bit him. The dog has been ordered held for observation by the owner for 14 days. No citation was issued and the bite did not appear serious. November 27— David Sledge of the Rich field station in Mill City re ported today that someone had stolen 91 gallons of fuel from his pumps. Police check ed the sales slips, and charge cards, and checked them a- gainst the pump readings and found a mistake in Sledge’s adding. No theft had occur red. Leo Odenthal and Mabel ) Odenthal, husband and ) wife, ) Plaintiffs, ) vs. ) Glen E. Shelton, aka Glenn ) Subscribe To The Mill City Enterprise $3.50 Yr. Shelton, Ernest L. ) Emmerson and Clydia ) Emmerson, husband and ) You can relax when you're covered by wife, Tom Porter and ) Martha Porter, husband ) and wife, and the United ) States of America, acting ) ing for and on behalf of ) the Small Business Admin ) istration, Defendants ) TO: TOM PORTER and MAR THA PORTER, husband and wife. INSURANCE In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby re JERRY PITTAM INSURANCE quired to appear and answer the Amended Complaint filed Pfa. 897-2418 or 897-2754 Mill City, Oregon against you in the above en titled Court and cause on or before the expiration of four (4) weeks from the date of the first publication of this Sum mons; if you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in said Amended Complaint and hereinafater described, and decreeing that Leo Oden thal and Mabel Odenthal, hus band and wife, are the sole, legal and equitable owners In fee simple of said property and decreeing that none of the said defendants, Tom Porter and Martha Porter, husband and wife, have any right, title, Interest, lien and/or estate In or to the same, or any part thereof, which real property is described as follows, to-wit: Lot 7, Block 4, SHEP Standard Transmission HERD’S ADDITION to Mill City, Linn County, Oregon, EXCEPT the South 7 feet conveyed to the City of Mill City by 6 cylinder with Over Drive deed recorded November 14, 1952. in Deed Book 229, page 569. This Summons is served up on you by publication in Mill City Enterprise a newspaper of general circulation printed and published at Mill City, Oregon, for a period of once each week for four (4) suc cessive weeks as prescribed by and pursuant to that cer tain order of the Honorable Wendell Tompkins, Judge of the above-entitled Court, duly entered herein on the 14th day of November, 1966. BELL A GEHLEN, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Stayton, Oregon. Date of first publication: No vember 24, 1966. Date of last publication, De cember 15, 1966. SAFECO ON USED 1959 Chev.-4 dr. sedan 1955 Chev.-4 dr. sedan $595 $195 1960 Chev.-station wagon $695 1952 Willys-station wagon 1952 International-pick up $195 $195 Gene Teague Chevrolet 1st and Hollister Stayton Oregon
