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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1967)
Laurie Stange Wins Mixer in Dairy Contest Install Officers Fine Printing IDANHA — Joint installa tion ceremonies were held on Saturday evening, June 10 for the new officers of the Amer ican Legion, Idanha Post 141, and the Auxiliary, in the so cial room of the Idanha Fire hall. Installing officer for the Auxiliary was District 2 pre sident, Mrs. Marjorie Woods, of Salem. She was assisted by Mrs. Blanchard Hill, Aurora, Unit 110 Canby, and Velma Lahoski, Unit 136, Salem. Also present was June E. Lahoski, Salem. Installing Commander for the Legion was Julian Lahos ki, of Salem, assisted by vice i commander, Richard Hill of Aurora. Following the ceremonies a potluck luncheon was served. New officers installed for the year are: Commander, Kenneth Tower; Fred Smith, 1st vice commander; Jack Hopson, 2nd vice command er; Henry Kniss, adjutant; Quincy Smith, chaplain; Steve Storey, Sgt. at arms; Jeff Leming, service officer; Opal Leming, Auxiliary president; Ada Tompkins, 1st vice; Eu nice Round, 2nd vice; Jo Leff ler, secretary; Thelma Smith, Treasurer; Carrie Storey, chaplain; Ruth Miller, histor ian and Edith Bittner, Sgt. at Arms. PERSONAL STATIONERY LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES ENCLOSURES BUSINESS CARDS BOOKLETS ACCOUNTING FORMS RULED FORMS INVOICES The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Oregon Water Now to Prevent Brown Spots in Lawn ANNOUNCEMENT Dear Friends: I want to take this opportunity to let all my friends and custo mers know that i am making a change and as of June 15, I would like to serve you at Philippi Ford. I have always tried to make my customers the best “deal” I could when they purchased a new or used car or truck from me. I have always believed my customers were entitled to the best service possible. It is my sincere belief that I can serve you as well or better in my new location and at the same time do as much as I have in the past for my community. After June 15,1 hope to see you at Philippi Ford, Stayton, Oregon. JERRY COFFMAN P. O. Box 874 Mehama, Oregon Phone 859-2552 Detroit Lake Boat Regatta Sponsored by North Santiam Chamber of Commerce You can prevent brown spots in your lawn this sum mer by watering it now. According to Marion County Extension Agent Wilbur L. Bluhm nearly all summer brown spots in lawns relate to watering. Small humps in the lawn, too small to be seen by the human eye, dry out quickly and shed water. Dry spots show up when small humps occur. Most lawns should be wat ered now to prevent this problem. Best solution to summer brown spots is to start your lawn watering program early in the season. Once started, regular applica tions throughout the summer will help prevent brown spots. Applying water slowly is most helpful. When sprink lers apply water too fast, the water simply runs off rather than soaking in. Some sprink lers apply water more slowly than others, and are there- fore preferred. Bluhm adds that lawn brown spots are seldom due I to lawn moths. While often numerous, lawn moths cause less injury to lawns than commonly believed. i Pfc Donald Teeters Calls Parents at Mehama From Vietnam Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teet ers were thrilled Sunday ev ening to receive a telephone call, via a ham radio opera tor in San Francisco, from their son Pfc. Donald Teeters in Vietam. He stud he had been right in the thick of the fighting over there and had a re- occurent e of an malaria at tack. He is now on sick leave but expects to be back on active duty in about three weeks. Private Teeters is with the 101st Airborne division. Laurie Stange, 7-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stange was a very excited girl last week when she discovered she was the winner of an electric dairy bar mixer. She had filled out a coupon on the back of a Mayflower milk carton and her name was drawn. Glen Skeels, manager of the Salem branch of the milk company came to Mill City to make the presentation t o Laurie. He said most of the winners had been from Port land and was happy to see someone from this area win. 6_ The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday^ June 15, 1967 Brunner 's Flowers and Gifts Flowers for all Occasions Corsages—Cut Flowers—Plants Shrubs—Bedding Plants FLOWERS by WIRE SERVICE 230 N.E. 4th Street Phone 897-2452 Mül City Telephone Directory Gets Share of Lumps This Year Put Dad in a Favorite Chair The often maligned tele phone directory is taking its lumps again this year. From Although printed for the expressed purpose of identi fying telephone subscribers and listing their telephone numbers many people would turn them into a “Who’s Who, | Recliners in regular What, When and Where.” style, Early American A bill recently introduced and Spanish. Good fab legislature into the Iowa rics and colors. would require everyone’s ZIP code listed, Washington Also a good selection of comfortable rockers in and California have given con beautiful fabrics. sideration to an asterisk by the names of those not wish Gibson Refrigerators, Freezers, Ranges ing to be bothered by tele Terms if desired. phone solicitors, single girls might have an For all your needs call Carried to the extreme; “A” by their name indicating tht they are “available”, draft status, fraternal memberships and religious preference could Where you get Everyday Savings be listed for those desiring it. FURNITURE — APPLIANCES — New and Used Some people complain that their directories are too large; SUBLIMITY-AUMSVILLE JCT. Ph. 743-2975 others say the print is too — ■■■ 1 small. Yet others find them outdated when issued because of printing time. Any addi tional information, which has no connection with the basic intent of the directory any way, would add to the exist ing problems. There is, of course, no simple solution to these prob lems and that is why tele phone companies insist that Strawberry picking will start about June 12 a telephone directory should See Map Below of Bus Route and Schedule be exactly what the name implies—a list of people who wish to have their telephone numbers listed. Ann's Ann’s Furniture Strawberry Pickers Wanted Register Now Douglas Heater By Phoning Stayton 769-2696 or Write to Safety Stickers Offered Irrigators By Pacific Power Pacific Power & Light Company is offering farmers fiee safety stickers to be ap plied directly to irrigation pipe as a reminder of the need for careful handling of irrigation equipment near electric power lines. The message on the decal sticker is a warning against up-ending the pipe under power lines. A sample is being mailed to all PP&L irrigation custom ers, and additional stickers are available free of charge at the local Pacific Power of fice so that irrigators can apply them to each section of pipe. “Everyone—whether they are newly hired hands or ex perienced workers—needs to be forewarned of the conse quences that can result from a moment of carelessness,” according to Pacific Power’s manager, Wayne Goin. ' Moving large mobile units than can tip and touch elec tric wires, or lifting up-ended pipe into wires, can result in critical burns and injury,” the manager noted. Rt. 1, Box 306 Stayton, Oregon DRIVE OUT PICKERS WELCOME Mill City 7:10 A.M. THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday See these fast speedboats with experienced, skillful drivers test their Published Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill strength and experience in racing against each other on Detroit Lake City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility waters for thrills and chills — Detroit, Oregon Sunday, June 25 STARTS AT 10 A. M. for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which te In error if The Enterprise is at fault. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. ON BEAUTIFUL DETROIT LAKE Races Conducted by Oregon Speedboat Association SEE THE COLORFUL BOAT PARADE * ' Big Regatta Dance Music by the TEMPO KINGS of Salem Saturday, June 24th at Detroit High School Gymnasium Door Prizes to be Given Away Admission - $1.00 per ticket affiliate member Subscription Rates Marion-Linn Counties, per year................_.................... $3.50 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ____________ $4.00 Outside Oregon, per year----------- _............. $4.50 DON W. MOFFATT................ . ............ Editor and Publisher GOLDIE RAMBO..................... Society and News Editor DAVE WARDE .................... Printer CORRESPONDENTS Detroit Idanha ........................... Joyce Dewhurst-Ginny Kniss Gates____________ _______________________ Janet Lewis | Mill City ______ __ ____ 1------------------------------ Rose Cree Lyons______ ____________________________ Eva Bressler I Mehama___ __ ___ _________ Merle Teeters • Jean Roberts | Lone Pine Ranch Richard and Douglas Heater Ph. »69-2696 RL 1, Box 306 Stayton, Oregon
