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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1967)
rad, who was three years old. Promoted Other visitors were Mr. Ka- THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE din's nephew, Elvin Kadin, By Mrs. Floyd Swaim Elvin’s friend, Philip P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 MUI City, Ore. 97360 Gates City Council mem and bers will meet Friday, March Szadoda, both of Meadowland, Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thuraday 17 instead of March 9 to en Minn. Mrs. Sarah Rains gave a Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill able all the members to be large family dinner at her present. City, Oregon, under the act of Congiess of March 3, 1879. home Sunday. Her guests The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility The regular meeting of the were Mr. and Mrs. Tilmon Gates Planning Commission for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint Rains and family, Stayton; without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an was not held Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toepfer and due to the illness of the advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. two sons, Coon Hollow, Mr. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development chairman, Ed Kadin. A new and Mrs. Bud Cline and two date had not been set by press of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. sons, Mill City; Mr. and Mrs. time. Subscription Rates Cline, Foster, and Mr. Bill Learning spent Friday Leon Marion-Linn Counties, per year ...................................... $3.50 on a business trip to Eugene. and Mrs. Henry Honeywell, Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ........... $4.00 Papers were signed on the Corvallis. Luncheon guests at the Outside Oregon, per year-------------------------- - ---------- -$4.50 lease of a service station on DON W. MOFFATT ......... ........ ..... -...... Editor and Publisher Highway 99 near Eugene and Glenn Henness home Wednes ALTA MOFFATT ............ -..... General News—Bookeeper he plans to take the business day were her cousin and GOLDIE RAMBO ..._............... —....... Society and News Editor over in a week or so. He will wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hese- LLOYD ROSE....................... Machinist-Printer also be doing automobile re man of Sonora, Calif. Mr. pair work. Mrs. Learning said Heseman lived In Gates as a He also called on Bud the rest of the family will boy. in Mill City. probably stay here until Davis Henry Tlano Visiting the Glenn Hen school is out. They plan to ness home at Saturday to Mon sell their property here, she day were their son and daugh A promotion and a re assignment in the sales ranks said. Mr. and Mrs. Earle of Northwest Natural Gas Sunday visitors at the Bill ter-in-law, and daughter of company’s Lower Willamette Call U, Any Day For Learning home were his sister Henness Medford. Valley district has been an and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle No MUeage Charge on Route Calls Between Mr. and Mrs. Gael Cuts- Johnson and children of Port forth, Lyle and Lynn enjoyed nounced by Roger Sielicky, Stayton and Gates. district manager. land. day of beautiful weather Dinner guests at the Ed a Sunday Henry Tiano, a veteran ON OR OFF THE CABLE at the coast. The were Delker home Saturday were guests at the home of Mr. and member of Northwest Natu his brother and family, Mr. Mrs. George Child of New ral’s marketing department, RCA VICTOR and Mrs. Milbert Delker and port. Enroute home, they has been promoted to the The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. Ricky of Eugene. post of commercial repre relatives in Gervais. Sunday visitors at the visited sentative. His position as rep Also taking advantage of RCA WHIRLPOOL home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob the beautiful coastal weather resentative to the builders Blumenstein were the Clark were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fisher and dealers of the district has The Best Laundry Equipment Nobles of Unionville and their spent overnight Satur been taken by Clyde Mass friend, Mrs. Laura Wheeler who ingill. Massingill was previ day at Agate Beach. »T l of Wasco, Wn. ously in the Salem office, but Weekend visitors at the A. Mrs. Bill Gabriel was host Barnhardt home were their ess for a home products party T. and daughter, Mr. Wednesday at the Gates club son-in-law Mrs. Ed Stier and Eric house. She was assisted by and of Corvallis. Mrs. Jack Evans. Appliance — Radio Mrs. Robert Marshall of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kadin, ac Alma, SALES — SERVICE Ill., arrived Friday at companied by their grand 503 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-2154 the home her parents, Mr. daughter, Lynette Parker, and Mrs. of Fred visited Sunday in Portland at two month visit. Stone, for a the home of their son-in-law Friends helped Olive Kap- and daughter, the Jerry Con linger celebrate her birthday JTP I a rads. A birthday celebration anniversary with dinner at a was held for little Gary Con- local restaurant Wednesday ™ ™ • gas wall furnace! evening. Present besides Mrs. Don't tie up your cash in expensive heating equipment Kaplinger were Ann Primeau, unless you have money to burn. Ruth Johnson, Sylvia Dun can, Bessie Bassett and Mar Rent the heating equipment you need —pay monthly garet Rush. along with your natural gas bill. No hidden or extra Visiting at the home of Leon Cox in Portland Sunday charges, ever! were his mother and sister, Mrs. Vic Herron and Jean nette, Terry Drake of Mill Clyde Ma.ssingill City and Leon’s grandmother, Mrs. Les Mullen of Stayton. most recently has been on David Hirte, of Portland, special assignment in Port nephew of Bill Hirte, was a land. ...or a truckload guest at their home over last Joseph A. Isaac, who pre weekend. viously was commercial sales Mrs. Lang Stafford was consultant in this district, hostess for a joint birthday transferred to the com dinner Sunday honoring Mrs. has pany’s Vancouver office Alice Watson of Mill City and where he will assume the Mrs. Walter Brisbin. Present were Mrs. Watson, Mr. and same duties. ...it will pay you to Sielicky emphasized the Mrs. Brisbin, Mrs. Nellie Al I need for experience in the len and Janet Cameron and BUY FROM US commercial field, which the David Vernon of Eugene. Mrs. Lang Stafford and natural gas Industry domi We stock all the Mrs. Till Rains were dinner nates, and pointed out that gests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tiano has been associated new Grades of Myers of Elkhorn Monday. with Northwest Natural since They also called on Mr. and 1946. West Coast lumber. Tiano has been active In Mrs. Louis Myers. Mrs. Rains had not been in the Elkhorn civic affairs and has been assigned many important Valley for many years. Mrs. Walter Thomas spent company responsibilities., all Thursday and Friday in Van in the marketing department. His successor, Massingill, couver, Wn., at the home of her mother, Mrs. Jessie Zieg originally was a residential KELLY LUMBER SALES ler, who is convalescing from sales consultant in Salem. He mill aiTv, oncaox surgery. Mrs. Thomas reports left Salem last year for a she is getting along very sales staff duty in Portland Week Day Hours and now is transferred back 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. well. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thom to the district. Saturdays: as attended the show on Alas All of the changes are now 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 Dial O and ask for Commerce 9781 ka in Salem Saturday night. in effect. The G. J. Gestsons week Phone 897-2610 3123 Broadway, N.E. — Salem ended in Milwaukie at the EIXIE MAY ANGLESEY home of Mrs. K. J. Gestson. Mrs. Mabel Devine was Mrs. Elsie May Anglesey, away overnight Tuesday on 76, of 333 S. Grove street a business trip to Hillsboro. passed away Monday at an The B. G. Bumgarners visit Albany hospital. She had been ed Friday and Saturday at in poor health for some time. the heme of his brother and She was taken to a Salem sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. hospital January 22 and later Sam Bumgarner of Grants transferred to a nursing home Pass. in Albany. She was born in Teton Bason, Idaho and had been a resident of Mill City for the past 36 years. Funeral services have been set for 2:00 p.m. Friday at 1. Keep your oil burner clean and 3. Be sure your burner has sufficient the Weddle Funeral Home properly adjusted. And use today’s air. Oil needs lots of air to burn prop with interment in the Bilyeu Shell Heating Oil. It contains a spe erly. Don’t block off air supply to cemetery near Scio. Richard cial additive called FOA-fiX* This burner. Don’t allow dust and lint to W. Wells, Latter Day Saints ORA J. MERRYF'IEI.D additive helps keep critical burner accumulate on air intake openings. church. Stayton. will officiate. Mrs. G. 8. (Don) Merryfield passages free from dogging-assures Surviving are the widower, 4. Don’t block hot air vents or cold passed way at Bess Kaiser John Angelsey of Mill City, better firing. air return ducts with furniture. hospital in Portland Monday, four sons, Virgil, Cecil and 2. Set your thermostat back when you 5. Stop air leaks around poorly fitted following a stroke. She has Elmer of Bend; Glen of Clov go to bed at night-save significantly windows by using weather-stripping been in poor health for some erdale. Calif.: two daughters. time. on your heating oil bills. or storm windows. Mrs. Arnetta Shahan and Mrs. Merryfield was born Mrs. Ruby Vogt, both of Al April 12. lf*03 in Guthrie Cen bany and 16 grandchildren. ter, Iowa, and attended school A daughter, Mrs. Emma Mar there. ie Burton of Scio preceded She was married to G. S. her mother in death last May. . Merryfield at Oakland. Calif., where they made their home CO* prior to moving here in 1962. Besides Mr. Merryfield, she Ph. 897-2442 Distributor Mill City I is survived hv one brother. [W. M. Kenslow of Sacra- I inento, who is here at the pre- Isent time. Funeral services, in charge of the Rev. James Murray, were held at Weddle Funeral Home in Stayton at 2 p. m. Wednesday. The body was cremated. GATES TV, Radio & Appliance Service ai ai HOW TO CUT HEAT COSTS 5 tips that can help you get more warmth from your heating oil dollar H. L. ASHBY We Give S & H Green Stamps On Heating Oil Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $3.50 Per Year Read it Every Week 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 9, 1967 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dear editor: My good neighbor has loaned me a copy of The Enterprise for January 26th. Interested in your column “Up and Down the Avenue", but from our old-time stand point, not only the “Avenue” but the entire country Is on the “Down-grade". It might be well at some of your “visitation day” meetings to have the lawmakers of Ore gon get down to brass tacks— get away from politics now that the election is long past. In other words, have the Gov ernor, speakers of both the House and Senate, find out first hand, that there Is a much better way than consid ering the so-called “Sales Tax” and "increase in state income tax" and consider the tried and found successful GROSS INCOME TAX. Under date of January 4, 1967 I am in receipt of a state ment of State of Indiana re leased by Tax Department advising that their gross in come tax program has been in existence since 1933. The state also added an Adjusted Gross Income Tax. The long existing Gross Income Tax now applies to corporations while the Ad justed Gross Income Tax is directed to individuals. The latter tax follows the federal tax laws to a point in deter mining one’s adjusted gross income. Adjusted Tax as well as Gross Income Tax is levied at the rate of 2 percent. The Indiana Gross Income Tax revenue has expanded from $4 million in 1933 to $246 million in 1964. With the complimen tary Adjusted Gross Tax each tax now provides around $125 million per year. Signed by Frank A. Klinkose, Admin istrator. These facts in brief were submitted to Governor McCall, speaker of the House and Sen ate, and also the Interim Tax Committee, and as yet they have just “brushed them un der the carpet”. Thus they have done a gross disservice to the taxpayers and those who elected them. Instead to date we’ve had McCall’s “Im aginative tax plans’’. This would not solve all the state's problems; It’s rap idly dissapearing timber re sources, Oregon’s record fail ures, bankruptcies, etc., but it would help. It would put this Gross Income Tax money in at the grassroots where it is now sorely needed. As an aside, we might add that former Mill City resident Bob Quinn, who used to work with me back in the Ham mond days in Mill City 1925- 1926 is now a famous coach, and just may make a visit to meet old friends that are left. Very truly yours, Frank K. Haskell P. O. 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