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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1967)
Hunter's Special Here are a Couple of Specials you Hunters won't want to miss. Deer Bags, reg. $1 Plus Orange color 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 5, 1967 cost. This is reasonable, be chest wounds. He had been cause you have much more By Eva Bressler A 6:30 pot luck supper will in Vienam four months. He is space and more electricity is precede the regular meeting also a nephew of Mrs. Wayne needed to maintain the be- of Santiam Valley grange to Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott low-zero temperature in the be held Friday night Oct.6. Guest speaker will be Cornel were Sunday guests at the freezer. ius Bateson, State Senator for home of Mr. and Mrs. Wend There is only a small dif By Boots Champion vicinity of Boise, generally Marion County. Agriculture ell Weaver and family at Es ference in operating cost be tween the completely frost DETROIT —The following followed the route indicated will be his topic. He is a tacada. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miley less models and the type with is an article loaned to this by John Minto, the article member of the McCleay reporter, with notes taken states Edward Culp, Southern grange, Election of officers have received word that their automatic defrost in the re from the original copy, telling Pacific represeneative, found will also be held. Mr. and son, Robert, who is attending frigerator section only. about how Detroit received a photograph showing De Mrs. Therman Smith will be a technical school in Californ ia has been promoted to Air its name, and some interest troit and its railroad as they the hosts for this meeting. ing history of the old town of appeared before 1900. The pic Miss Joyce Scott, Miss Ka man second class. Jim Tollen, 7th grade in ture accompanying the arti thy Landwing and Miss Sue Detroit. The article appeared in the cle shows the railroads old Hunter of Salem were Wed structor at Mari-Linn spent weeks this summer in Capitol Journal March 4, 1963 turn table in the foreground, nesday evening dinner guests eight Dakota where he at according to the date on the and in the backbround an as at the home of her parents, South DETROIT — The follow sortment -of buildings that Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott. tended the University of ing students have been select clipping. South Dakota under a Na Thought it would of inter was old Detroit more than The occasion honored the tional Science Foundation ed to office at Detroit High 64 years ago. That same turn birthday anniversary of Joyce est to our many readers. school recently: According to the writer, table site was used by South Scott. She and Miss Hunter grant. Student Council: president, are attending Beauty college ern Pacific years later, and historians report indicated Dennis Tower; vice president, and Miss Landwing is a grad the last trip was made by a that a man from Michigan op Jim Hiebert; secretary-treas ened a house of entertain logging train August 1949 uate of the same school. urer, Dorsey Smith; business ment here and named the during the construction of Mrs. Ethel Thayer under- managers, Laura Storey and went eye surgery for remov- Detroit Dam. place Detroit. Construction Linda Roth. Salem al of a cataract at a When the water in the res crews for the Oregon Pacific J. V. Cheerleaders: Karen Railroad were in the locality ervoir is down, the old town hospital Wednesday. Peterson, Diana Williamson By Bernice Strawn The first fall meeting of the in 1889. The writer goes on site is hardly recognizable Extension Home Management and Carol Thomasson. to say, their presence may due to the tremendous Lyons Extension unit will be Senior Class Officers: pre Specialist Oregon State have accounted for the house amount of silt covering the held at the Lyons Methodist sident, Ken Tower; vice pre BETTER CHECK THE church Thursday, October 12 of entertainment. Others say area. GLIDES on the bottoms of sident, Laura Storey; secre at 10 a. m. Subject of the day the first name for the com tary-treasurer, Chris Rogers; In 1903 Detroit had a popu munity was Coe and Cove lation of 100, Even then the will be “Weight Watch’’ with chair legs to prevent dents student council representative in Eastern Oregon confused area was well known as a Mrs. Donald Huber and Mrs. on the resilient floors advis Alfred Clark. postal authorities. So when paradise for the hunter and John Kokstis as project lead es Mrs. Dorothy Brown, OSU Junior class: president, Jeff Extension home furnishings Drago; vice president, Jim the Post Office was estab fisherman. Detroit today has ers. lished in October 16, 1891, a population of approximate Jim Olmstead, son of Mr. Most types of floor cover Hiebert; secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead is Detroit got its name official ly 300. Tompkins, student confined to Santiam Memor ings will show indentations if Terresa ly. In those days, 64 years ago, ials hospital this week due to glides are rounded instead of council representative, Linda The article goes on to say, the writer says, there were Roth. settlers in the Willamette four saw mills at Detroit and injuries received while play flat. The larger the flat sur Sophomores: pres i d e n t, ing football with the Stayton face, the better. Valley 121 years ago were a company was considering Lyle Rogers; vice president, Take a look around the va Dorsey Smith; secretary-treas aware that French Canadian construction of a flume that High school team at Madras Saturday, September 23. riety of floor covering stores. urer, Barbara Stephen; stu trappers, including Joseph would float lumber to Salem. Mrs. Calvin Trahan under You will find a wide selection dent Gervais, used an old trail up There are no saw mills in council representative, the North Santiam canyon Detroit today. There was a went major surgery at the of protectors to help keep Jim Morgan. Santiam Memorial hospital on and over the Cascades to General Store owned and op Freshmen: president, Earl your floors in good shape. reach the upper Deschutes erated by E. S. Hansen In Wednesday morning. Diment; vice president., Vick Lt. ana Mrs. Michael Cru- and John Day Rivers. GUARD AGAINST MIL ie Bozman; secretary-treasur those early days. In 1907 a son from Ft. Lewis, Wn., Stephen Meek, who attemp- heavy’ charge of dynamite Diana Williamson; student last week at the home DEW. This unpleasant sum er, ed to lead a party of immi was placed beneath a re spent council representative, Mike mer problem is caused by a grants into the Willamette sented saloon at Detroit oper of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson. Leonard Cruson. He left Sep microscopic mold. over an easy route, also knew ated by a John Daly. tember 25 for Vietnam. These molds are always in about this trail. But he Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Keintz the air and will grow in Kayle Zimmerman When the charge was de couldn’t find it, according to Eden, S. D., who were places "which are damp, the writer. As a consequence, tonated the saloon became from recent visitors at the homes warm, dark or poorly venti On Aircraft Carrier the suffering of his misguid atomized and the explosion of Yeoman Kayle L. Zimmer Mr and Mrs. John Jung was heard five miles away, ed party was severe. lated. So avoid these condi man, son of Mr. and Mrs. wirth and Mr. and Mrs. Mike No one bothered to report The article goes on to say, have returned from tions, and you will have no Keith L. Zimmerman of Rt. 1, in the middle 1870’s John Min the fate of John Daly. Pend- Fink, Lyons, and the husband of visiting relatives in Californ mildew problems. construction of the De- to was appointed by the Mar Ing the former Miss Beverly O. Dampness can be demoved ia and will spend several days ion County Court to pexlore troit dam resulted in a cease here Edwards o f Cottonwood, from closets by use of a again before returning building order for old Detroit the upper Santiam Canyon Ariz., has returned to New home. Mrs. Keintz is a niece chemical sold in cloth bags and try to discover a usable in 1949. port, R. I. after a four-month A little later bids were in of Mrs. Jungwirth and Mr. which may be hung in the deployment to Northern Eu route over the Cascades into vited by the Corps of Engin Fink. area. A small light bulb plac rope and the Mediterranean Central Oregon. Friends in Lyons have re ed near the floor of the closet aboard Oregon-Pacific R a i 1 r o ad, eers for sale and removal of ceived the anti-submarine from the Ramie proposed route from Yaquina some 65 buildings located on Martells word helps prevent mildew i n warfare support aircraft car Oceanlake that a Bay, over the Cascades to the site for Detroit Dam fire last at Sunday rier USS Essex. clothing. destroyed form a junction with a Reservoir During the deployment the Musty odors are a sign of one unit of their motel and transcontinental line in the With the forming of De damaged three others. mildew. These usually dis Essex participated in NATO troit Dam the majority of Mr. and Mrs. William Jones appear if the area is well operations with Norwegian, the old Detroit residents mov from Angeles spent a ventilated and dried. If neces Danish and Dutch navies. The ed to the present town-site week Los with relatives here. sary, use a diluted solution of operation consisted of detect in the Spring of 1952, and They were guests at the home ing, localizing, tracking and elected to incorporate as a of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Piet- chlorine bleach (one-half to simulated kills of enemy sub city in September of that rok and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- one cup in a gallon of water) marines. same year. The Essex was also on a liam Grant. Mrs. Jones is a to remove musty odor from good will mission and hosted bathroom floors and tiled cousin of Mrs. Pietrok and more than 35,000 visitors walls. Mrs. Grant. Aerosol sprays are avail from Hamburg, Germany, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roten were Thursday evening able that help remove musty guests at the home of her par odors and also contain chemi Employers - the message of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd cals which discourage mildew National Employ the Handi Shepherd at Mill City. They growth. Be sure to follow di capped Week this week is By Boots Champion hire the handicapped. If not Ron Wilkerson, Detroit were among guests helping rections on the label. Chemi an employer, you can still the Shepherds celebrate Elementary principal, will their 46th wedding annivers cals which prevent mold help. Many handicapped peo participate in an Elementary ary. growth are also available in ple looking for jobs need principal's meeting at La- A report from the Lyons crystal and powder form. training and experience first. Grande October 9 and 10. They can get this training Rural Fire district from A washing machine fire at January 1 to October 1 reports DO NEW REFRIGERAT and experience from non-pro • the Wash & Dry caused a bit 23 fires. Eight structural fires ORS cost more to operate? If fit Goodwill Industries. Those of excitement Sunday morn with an estimated loss of whose disabilities are so ing. The machine shorted out $18,225. Fifteen grass fires you are rplacing a 15-year- severe they cannot compete old, nine-cubic foot, manual and burned some of the wir with no loss. Man hours 24. frost model with a 14-cubic for normal jobs can work in ing. Goodwill’s sheltered -work Visiting Wednesday and There were false alarms and foot refrigerator-freezer, it shop. Help given to Goodwill 10 of the grass fires were in Thursday of last week at the September. will double your operating gives employment to the Harold Champion home was E. L. Roy returned home Mrs. Champion’s sister, Mrs. Friday from Kingman, Ariz., Lilly Gilmer of Salem. Marine Lance Cpl. Neal with a truck load of new don- Mason, who is home on a 20- keys which he will train for day leave visited friends here his donkey basketball busi for a few days before flying ness. He was accompanied on to San Francisco for a visit the trip by Roy Brown Sr. Flowers for all Occasions Sain Wizer, master of San there with friends. He just tiam Valley grange is con returned from Vietnam, fined to Salem General hos Corsages—Cut Flowers—Plants where he served at Chu-Lai pital Shrubs—Bedding Plants where he will undergo and DaNang. Following his surgery. FLOWERS by WIRE SERVICE • leave he will report to Camp guests at the home 230 N.E. 4th Street Pendleton for active duty of Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye there. Phone 897-2452 Mill Qty were Mr. and Mrs. Arch Eb A football game. Detroit erhardt of Silverton. Junior Hi vs. Stayton will be Mrs. Milton Roten is now played here October 5 at 3 p. employed at People's Tele m. On Oct. 12 Detroit Junior phone plant. High will play St. Mary’s of Mrs E. L. Roye spent sev Stayton there at 3 p. m. eral days last week in Salem Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tow at the home of their daughter er, Idanha, accompanied by Mrs. Laddie Pesek and fam their daughter, Eileen, drove ily We are opening a GOOD Used Merchan to Portland Saturday where Recent guests at the home she enrolled in business col- of Mr. and Mrs. Van Prich dise Store at Detroit Featuring Summer and :lege Miss Tower graduated ard were Mr. and Mrs. Hy Winter Clothing in Fine Condition. with the class of 1965 and Smith from Scappoose. Mr. | attended Mt. Angel last year and Mrs. Dale Smith and son , She Is majoring in executive from Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. secretarial study. Jay Smith and daughter from Sublimity. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Opening Date, Dale Prichard from Lyons and Mrs. Kathryn Winters of Long Beach, Calif. Miss Theresa Pietrok of Portland spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pietrok at and Louise. Mrs. Hannah Robinson has received word that her grand son, Dale Cook, who was serv Mill City .Oregon ing with the Marines in Viet Detroit, Oregon nam has been seriously in- J jured. He has head and History of City of Detroit Told by Boots Champion LYONS School Leaders Named at Detroit ed sleeveless vests, 50c value Both for only Crusher Hunter HATS $J75 Only................. Mill City Hardware IV e Give S & H Green Stamps ■ GO CLASSIFIED THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Work Smarter.. Not Harder NOTICE Subscribers, please check the label on your Enterprise DETROIT IDANHA this week. If the figure following your name is 10-67 your subscription has expired Why not send in a check for your renewal today YOU SAVE MONEY By Subscribing to Brunner's Flowers and Gifts THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE You can save more than the subscription price of The Enterprise by reading the ads and then taking advantage of the bargains offered. Try it and see. Subscription Rates In Marion and Linn Counties .... Outside Marion and Linn but still in Oregon . $3.50 Outside Oregon $4.50 The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 $4.00 NOTICE Shoes LIKE NEW . . 25c per pair Thursday, October 5 at 1 p. m. SEE US ' Mike's Trailer Court
