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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 MUI City, Ore. 97360 Published at .Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday GATES By Janet Lcw’is M EIIA M A Zip-A-List Kits Mrs. John Teeters I Available Now 3—Th« Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct 5, 1967 1 I ----------- ?----- --- Home Extension Unit W omen’s Volleyball prac Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marston I Has Fall Meeting Moving or tice will begin Monday, Oc pf Ashwood visited Septem tober 9 from 7 p. m. to 9 p. ber 23 and 24 at the home of The Mill City-Gates resi At Gates Clubhouse Improving. Get a m. at the Mill City Element Mr. and Mrs. Raymond dents will have an opportun GATES —The Santiam I ary school gym. All women Branch when they came to Extension are urged to come just to bring their son, Alex, to Mon ity to easily put zip into their Canyon Home mail Postmaster Kelly re group held their get acquaint fun and/or learn mouth. where he is a student have some ported today. ed meeting at the clubhouse at OCE. the game. Mrs. Ethel Moses was vis Mr. and Mrs. Don Bomberg- On September 21st the Post in Gates on the morning of ited last week by a brother er and daughter, Carrie ar Office will deliver to every September 28. Chairmen were . and two sisters from Cali rived Sept. 25 from Liver householder a kit of eight appointed for various com fornia and Oregon. Mr. and more, Calif., for a visit with postal cards which can be mittees. They were, hospital Mrs. Ed McConnel of Klam her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. mailed back to the post office ity, Leonora Cutsforth; mem from a kitchen ath Falls visited Sunday, Sep E. Wallen and with other re with aduresses needing Zip bership, Glenda Roten; re NATIONAL NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER freshments, Jeanne Rosa Codes. Each completed card tember 24; Mr. and Mrs. Bill latives here and in Stayton. PUBLISHERS specialist Among area young people will be sent to the post of mond; heating, Lola Henness. Burton of Watsonville, Calif., ASSOCIATION attending colleges this year fice which services the “Zip A discussion of this year’s visited September 25 to 29, AFFILIATE MEMBER and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fran- are John Phillips, Beverly less address and the proper programs and extra items were held. The October meet DON W. MOFFATT __ Editor and Publisher zer of Sheridan visited Sep Helsel and Randy Kimsey to code will be added before the ing will be h.°id on the 26th form is returned to the send tember 27 to 29. A lot of good OSU, Corvallis; Harriet Gol- GOLDIE RAMBO .... Society and News Editor with a potluck after the re _____________ Printer conversation was enjoyed by liet, U of O; Royce Longfel er. No postage will be needed gular meeting. The topic will DAVE WARDE .... on these cards. This project low, OCE, Monmouth; Merry all. CORRESPONDENTS “Dinner on Ice — Freezer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil Mitchell, Willamette; Sara is part of Postmaster General be __________ Boots Champion Detroit-Idanha Meals.” O ’ Brien ’ s program to make Wagner, Lewis and Clark, son took their grandson Steve Gates___ __ _ _______„............. Janet Lewis Members attending were: Cedes more accessible to Mill City ....... ________________ Rose Cree Carey out Saturday to cele Portland, Stuart Christensen, Zip Hannah Catherwood, Jeanne mailing public and ther- ____......................Eva Bressler brate his 10th birthday anni Central Oregon College, Bend the Lyons ............ Rosamond, Phyllis Ricketts, by increase the use of the and Darryl Stroschine, Clark versary. Mehama..... . .. Merle Teeters ■ Jean Roberts Mink, Christine Black Codes in mailing addresses. Jane Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jacob College, Vancouver, Wn. burn, Sharon Harrison, Wyo- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brant and son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zip Code is necessary all ma Baechler, Gladys Cline, STAR BALLCARRIER Baechler, and Mr. and Mrs. family of Macleay were guests year around to increase the Ruth McCombs, Rosie Cupps, Ken Harrison were among Sunday, October 1 at the efficiency of the postal ser May Roten, Shirley Swaim, those attending the dinner home of her mother, Mrs. vice but it is more import Janet Lewis, Ellen Rust, Le held for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jenr.ie Moe and also visited ant than ever around the hol onora Cutsforth, Glenda Ro with her sister, Mrs. Larry iday season. This year the ten, and Joyce Darby. Colman. Let us show you a KitchenAid Mr. and Mrs. Don Carey, Kimsey and family. post office department ex> dishwasher for your kitchen, John, Tom and Steve of Mrs. Charles Crook visited pects to handle over nine bil your budget. But regardless Stayton were hosts for a during the weekend at the lion pieces of mail during the of model or price, you get the birthday anniversary dinner home of her son, Robert and Christmas rush. Zip code will same dependable washing and drying action. There’s for Mrs. Velma Carey on Sun family in Salem. be a great help in delivering no skimping on quality or day, October 2. Other guests Visiting a short time Sun that mail accurately and on performance in a KitchenAid. were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene day, October 1 at the John time. Zip-A-List users are re Carey, Diane and Beverly of Teeters home were Mr. and minded to print clearly and Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Nor Mrs. O. W. Coker and daugh include their return address man Carey, Ron, Brad, and ter of Salem. so the post office will know Chris of Albany, and Mr. and Guests September 30 and where to deliver the complet FREE BOOKLET Mrs. Gale Carey and Bruce of October 1 at the home of Mr. ed form. Get your lists up to 52-page Better Homes & Gardens Stay ton. James Carey, anoth and Mrs. Ray Roberts were date new. Don’t wait until guide to better er son, who was unable to at Mrs. Roberts’ brother-in-law the rush is on to complete Kitchen Planning. tend the dinner called to give and sister, Mr. and Mrs. them. Extra kits will be avail Supply Is limited so hurry. Mrs. Carey his birthday con Clark Reinoehl of Newport. able at the post office gratulations. Also at the Roberts home for Gates and Mill City. Mrs. Velma Carey attended the weekend was their daugh the Santiam Canyon School ter, Mrs. Steve Philippi of Cook’s meeting Friday. The Baker. FOLKS THAT WANT SURE-FIRE high school cooks of Stayton Larry Kimsey and son, were hostesses for the even Kurt returned to Baker, Sun RESULTS KNOW AN AD IN THIS ing which was primarily a day, October 1, where they IEWSPAPER IS A FAST, DEPENDABU social event. are both employed with Kim KELLY LUMBER BALER MILL CITY. oaaoow G. J. Geston has returned sey Construtclon Co. WAY TO BUY, SELL OR RENT home after a few week’s stay Enjoying a family gather Week Day Hours in a Salem hospital. ing at the home of Mr. and 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. ML «—CALL N0W1 Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Geston Mrs. L. E. Wallen Sunday Saturdays: were notified Monday of the were Mr. and Mrs. Don Bom- LYONS—Paul Schiewek re- 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 death of their sister-n-law, berger and Carrie who are Mrs. Clyde Wiseman in Mil here from Livermore, Calif., cently returned home from Phone 897-2610 Phone 897-2772 waukie, during Monday af Mr. and Mrs. Gene Burns and Alaska, where he had spent ternoon. four children, Mr. and Mrs. some time assisting in the D. J. Van Buer of Albany, Webb Morrison and Rose Artic Mission and encounter Ill. and daughter, Alice, of mary and Mr. and Mrs. Al ed some of the flood at Fair GETTING THINGS DONE banks. He says a person al Rock Island, Ill., visited at National Newspaper Week, being celebrated October 8 the home of his cousin, Geo. len Choate and David all of most has to see and witness Stayton and Mr. and Mrs. Sam to 14th, is dedicated to greater public recognition of the im Brasmer and wife, September Wallen and two children of it to realize the damage and portant functions of newspapers in the everyday lives of 19 to 25. A trip was made to Lyons. ruin it caused, so many were Americans. view Santa’s Reindeer at' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kan- flooded out of their homes. He was at Nenana and helped The theme for the week is “Newspapers (let Things Redmond and Peterson’s Rock off returned to Alaska Sep carry sand bags. He was fi Done,” providing an opportunity for editors to point to ac- Gardens. Also a tour of the tember 26 after a two weeks nally evacuated to Fairbanks 20 Miracle Miles was made. visit here. They will be em complishments for people, communities, and the nation. via Clear Park as part of the This was the first visit for ployed near Sitka. Early Warning system to ; Newspapers inform, entertain, educate and act as the Mr. Van Buer to Oregon. Fairbanks where he spent one Mrs. Ken Harrison and public’s “proxies” wherever public business is transacted. whole week with eighty oth They are a constructive force for the growth and develop Mrs. Virgil Lewis attended ers in a school house subject the leader training meeting, ment of their communities. They stimulate progressive ac to martial law. for the extension meeting to By Judy Boroughs 2» tion; they encourage good citizenship; they back efforts for i be held in October, Wednes On Tuesday September 26th When leaving for Alaska better schools, better teachers, and quality education; they day, September 27 in Salem. Council was held dur he boarded the Queen Rupert I act as a watchdog in trying to keep the government in line. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Scharff Student ing tlie 6th period. It was at Kelsv Bay on Vancouver Today’s newspapers help with health and safety edu moved to Salem over the announced that the election Island. On July 12 about cation and in raising funds for worthwhile purposes. In ad weekend. He had been em for Vice President of the one o’clock he spent an un dition, they give generous support to their communities’ ployed by Simpson of Idanha. Student Body would be the eventful afternoon and night This is th? time of the year when you should Mr. arid Mrs. Gael Cutsforth sailing out the strait and spiritual and cultural needs and activties, and help stimulate took their son, Lyle, to Klam next day, the last 20 min Queen Charlotte Sound, ar the economy by moving merchandise for stores and services ath Falls, to enroll in OTI as utes of the 7th period. The be thinking of getting your automobile riving at Prince Rupert B. and ideas. a freshman studying mechan election was held and the re C. There they changed port sults were announced Thurs These are only a few of the many facets of public service. ical Engineering. They also for age to another boat, The Yes, it is true that newspapers get things done. took in Crater Lake National day morning that Alan Yank Alaskan Ferry. The next sev Park, Diamond Lake, and us had won. eral hours were very interst came home by way of Cas Under new business in the ing, moving up through the meeting committee appoint cade Lakes Highway. many islands and stopping at Mr. and Mrs. Clair Henness ments were made; Alan Ketchikan, up through the Muise and Terry Hansen visited the Don Marshalls on Wrangell Narrows to Wrang their ranch at Wamic in East would be in charge of the ell by small Indian fishing oudget; Alan Yankus ern Oregon over the last school i villages, Petersburg and Jun- j Our property’ which includes the Bed of Rock Most usually a check up can save costly weekend. Candy, Gary and for eva iluation of the activit- eau. At Juneau he was per-1 ies, Boroughs on re Judy Creek and The Land under the Bonneville Power Susan Henness spent their mitted to visit Mendenhall | weekend at the home of Mr. vising the constitution, and Glacier, the governor’s man- ■ repairs later on Line, is POSTED. It is not open for Hunting to an Mrs. Glenn Henness. Mr. Cathy Glover was to look in sion, the ancient Orthodox to a clothing drive. Also it Any One. and Mrs. Keith Henness of was suggested that the goal church and the gold prospec- Albany visited on Sunday. Bring Your Car to us Today for tor’s tunnel through a moun- Mrs. Nellie Allen was hon posts either be painted red tain. MARTIN V. KELLY ored by Mrs. Lang Stafford or gray. From Juneau he flew to The Pep Club had passed with a going-away dinner after church Sunday. OtherA two activity sheets for after Anchorage where he was met that attended were Mrs. Sar game dances which will be by Mayor Roth, who is a re ah Rains and Mrs. Alice Wat on December 29th and Febru presentative of Artic Mis son of Mill City. Mrs. Allen ary 9th. While F. H. A. put sions, which was his sponsor will be visiting for several in for a Donkey Basketball while in Alaska. From Anchor weeks in Nebraska and Mis game for November 3rd and age, Mr. Roth took him to a Cook Book sale sometime Palmer, the pioneer City of souri. Mrs. Webb Case and daugh before Christmas. There will the Mantanuska imigration of ter, Tari of Salem, spent the be a Troup Dance November 1955, and on to the Artic I afternoon Sunday visiting 3rd sponsored by Varsity S. Training Center, 90 miles Also on Tuesday during the north of Anchorage, and just Mrs. Lang Stafford. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers of noon hour two representa 8 miles south of the Matan- Elkhorn and Gilbert Myers tives from the Santiam Mem uska Glacier. This is located of Silverton called on Mrs. orial Hospital came to talk in a peaceful setting between to the girls 16 and older on the Telkeetna and Chugach Lang Stafford Friday. becoming Junior Cheerettes. Mountain ranges, also it is Applications were handed out this school where Shirley Er and a short description of the win of Scio is serving as a Advertise duties of a Junior Cheerette missionary high school teach were explained. About 15 er . where people girls attended the meeting. From the Artic Training On Friday during the Act Center. Artic Missions flew LOOK to buj ivity period a Curtis maga- him to Big Lake, out to Lake ____ ® : zine man came to talk about Clark, in the Alaskan Range. ...inthe / SAFECO the magazine sale which He also bought train fare to INSURANCE , will be held udring the next McKinley Park, Nenana and Of course your home is insured against the obvious things. But is two weeks. This is an event Fairbanks, where he attend it covered for the unexpected—explosion, extreme storm damage, that Santiam participates in ed the Alaskan Exposition. On the 21st of August he a car crashing into your living room, for example? We help you | every year. This year all protect your home and possessions with a Safeco Home Owners four classes will be selling. caught an evacuation plane Policy. It'll be free of dangerous gaps and costly overlaps, will Also on Friday after the to Anchorage, spent a day vis save you worry, save you money, too. And Safeco pays claims game a dance was held, put iting the Portage Glaciar and quickly. Call us today. fishing on the Kenai Penn- on by the Juniors. /GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET, insula and caught a stage out over the Alkan highway. Mr. Schiewek said he was OREGON STAYTON Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754 MiD City, Oregon I greatly impressed with the I state of Alaska and hoped to WHERE YOU ARE TREATED UKt A PERSON — NOT A NUMBER visit there again someday. Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. 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