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4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 22, 1968 THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Heart Fund March Set For Feb. 25 Mill City, Ore. 9736 > Published al Mill City. Marion County, Ort*, every Thursday Cut Flowers, Plants, Dish Gardens, Glassware, Permanent Flower . Arrangements. Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congiess of March 3, 1879 The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility tor errors in advertisements, it will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of ai ldvertisement 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. FLOWERS by WIRE SERVICE 230 N.E. 4th Street Phone 897-2452 Mül City Marion-Linn Counties, per year ............ Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year Outside Oregon, per year.. Brunner's Flowers and Gifts Subscription Rates er**' NEWSPAPER $3.5(' .$4.0 .$4.5« NATIONAL NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION you don't have to , howl for it when, you use the DON W. MOFFATT GOLDIE RAMBO .... GEORGE LONG .... By Boots Champion NOTICE Persons in possession of taxable personal property as of January 1, are required to file a report with the Assessor’s office on or before March 2, 1968. PERSONAL PROPERTY TO BE REPORTED A. Machinery & Equipment. B. Furniture & Fixtures In Commercial Use. C. Inventories & Supplies. It is the responsibility of persons in possession of taxable personal property to füe these reports or incur the penalty provided by law. The Assessor’s office is available to help with pro per filing of these forms. HAL BYER Linn County Assessor The License Bureau may think of you as a number INSURANCE i= you're person nnt number «a For personalized Auto Insurance, call: JERRY PITTAM INSURANCE Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754 .....Editor and Publisher Society and News Editor .......................... Printer Detroit Notches No. )ETRO l ’l 19 For Season Play IDANHA g S afeco AFFILIATE MEMBER 4 Mill City, Oregon DOG OWNERS Mrs. Verna Ketchum and DETROIT — The Detroit Ann Rush office personnel at Cougars notched their 19th Ann Rush, office personnel at straight victory of the sea Detroit Ranger Station at son with a 99-73 basketball tended a two day budget and win over Falls City in a Mar finance meeting at Eugene ion B League Minor Division Monday and Tuesday of this game here Friday night. Ken week. Tower with 30 points and I Mrs. Jim Monroe of Idanha Larry Smith with 25 paced the was admitted to Salem Gen attack. eral Hospital where she un Detroit (99)—K. Tower 30, derwent surgery. She will be Smith 25, D. Tower 14, Clark hospitalized for about a week. 14, Sophy 5, D. Smith 2, Rog The Jr. High and High ers 9. School (7-12) students will Falls City (73)—J. Ferguson have a holiday from school 16, Gilmore 16, Shalleng 24, March 28th While teachers Chaffin 4, Ross 2, Proffit 7, are attending a small confer Rodewald 10. ence at Marcola. J. V. Score, Detroit 120; Mrs. Dude (Shirley) Alley Falls City, 44. was admitted to Good Samar- Detroit come from behind tin Hospital, Portland, Sun in the fourth period of a non day where she underwent a league basketball game play milagram test Monday with ed at Maupin Saturday even possible surgery to be sched ing to preserve its 20-0 season uled to correct a displaced record with a 73-72 win over disc. the host team. Area friends will also be in The Cougars led by Ken terested to know that Moyne Tower with 33 points and Alley of Portland was also ad Larry Smith’s 24, trailed mitted to a Portland hospital 30-35 at halftime and 49-52 Sunday for a milagram test with eight mlnues to play. Monday. Reports indicated he Detroit (73)—K. Tower 33, would under go surgery for a Smith 24, D. Tower 6, Clark bone (disc) fusion Tuesday. 1, Sophy 9. Maupin (72)—Quinton 4, Paulson 4, Hinzman 18, Mil Beetles Boring Floors; ler 36, Ward 8, Shepherd 2. Too Cold In Trees JV score Detroit 87, Mau DETROIT—Are you finding pin 74. holes in your floors and won the season will be played dering what is causing them? Thursday, February 22 with It may be boring beetles. OSSD there at 6:30. Satur Recently Mrs. Walter Dew day’s game with Maupin was hurst noticed a creature bor the final non-league game of ing up through her living the season. room floor. She and a friend Mrs. Gordon Brown who was visiting, managed to dig the Booster Jackets Are creature out. They didn’t get get him out all in one piece, "In” at Detroit but they got him. DETROIT—Fans of the De- Mrs. Brown however, had troit Cougar basketball team earlier found one of the little are sporting something new creatures crawling on her this season by wearing “boos stove and had saved the speci ter jackets”. men. In comparing the insects Howard Drago, president of they discovered they were the Parent Teachers Club of the same breed. The girls spear-headed the idea when took their “catches” to the he brought home several blue Ranger Station to see if they nylon jackets with blue and could be identified. gold emblems, the schools co The mystery was solved lors, and discovered the at when District Ranger Lee tractive jackets were very Boeckstiegel identified them much in demand. Some 62 as some type of boring beetle. (non profit jackets were sold He said he never heard of in a very short time. them getting into homes be-, The jackets are designed so fore and added that usually that they will be appropriate the larva Is laid in dead or apparel for all of the sporting rotted materials and then the events of Detroit school. newborn insects bore their A district basketball tour way out. The girls said this nament is scheduled for Fri was not the case as far as they day and Saturday. March the knew in this instance. 1st and 2nd at Dallas. Any Boeckstiegel said he did not one interested in the “booster know at this time if these are Jackets for this note worthy the same type of l>eetle infest event should contact Mr. Dra ing our great forests, but that go by calling 854-3522 at their he planned to do some re earliest convenience. search on the specimens. Heart Sunday, grand finale to the February Heart Fund Drive, will be February 25 for the Oregon Heart Associa tion. This is the day that thousands of volunteers will complete their house-to-house march to distribute education al Heart literature and collect funds for the organization’s research, education, and com munity service programs. Nationally, Heart Sunday is headed by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, Honorary National Heart Sunday Chairman. Tn Oregon the drive will be con- ducted under the leadership of Mrs. A. A. Johnson (no re- lation ) of Coos Bay. Over the years the Ameri- can Heart Association and its affiliates have contributed more than $130 million dol lars to cardiovascular research including surgery; over $400,- 000 alone went to assist Dr. Norman E. Shumway and his team in their research pro gram which resulted in the development of the heart transplant technique. Since 1952 over $1,540,000 has been allocated for heart disease research in Oregon by the Oregon Heart Association. The famous Starr-Edwards artificial heart valve is one of the important Oregon “firsts” credited with saving some 40,000 lives throughout the country — a scientific breakthrough directly attri buted to Oregon Heart’s re search support. The Associa tion leads the nation with ov er 60% of its funds allocated to research in Oregon. Again this year, the pro ceeds of the campaign will be used to fight heart and cir culatory diseases which are responsible for more than 50% of all deaths in the country and for 56% of those in Ore gon. $3.00 for Females not Spayed. AFTER MARCH 1st THE DOG CATCHER WILL TAKE OVER! Licenses for dogs in the City limits of Albany, Sweet Home and Lebanon are secured at the City Hail of said cities. NASH—To Mr. and Mrs. Bill B. Nash, Stayton, a son, Saturday, Feb. 10, 1968. KLEIN—To Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Klein, Aumsville, a son, Saturday, Feb. 10. ALBUS—To Mr. and Mrs. James J. Albus, Aumsville, a daughter, Saturday, Feb. 10. King—To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. King, Scio, a son, Monday, Feb. 12. GATES Special Worship Service at Christian Church February 25 The Monthly United Chris tian Worship Service will be held at the Free Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m. on Sun day Evening the 25th. James Murray of the Pres byterian Church will be bring ing the message which is en titled “Faith Commanded and Commended”, from Psalm 4:1- 8. Special music will be from the Newberg Free Methodist Mixed Trio. The Ministerial Association urges that all support these Services by attendance and prayer. YOU’LL CONGRATULATE YOURSELF! By Janet Lewis The volunteer fireman of Gates and their wives enjoyed a dinner at Grants Cafe be fore their annual Sweethearts Dance which was held Satur day evening, Feb. 17 at the fire hall. A number of guests joined the firemen and their wives for an enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Marston of Gresham visited Mrs. Lang Stafford, Mrs. Marston’s sis- ter, Tuesday, February 13. They were accompanied by Tant Myers of Seattle. Mr. Myers, a brother, spent the balance of the week with Mrs. Stafford. Mrs. Lang Stafford was the guest of honor at a birthday dinner given by Mrs. Alice Thacker Friday, Feb. 16. Guests were Mrs. Bess Bas- Jehovah’s Witnesses in the Stayton area are making plans to attend a three-day conven tion to be held in Salem March 15-17, according to John Wood cock, local minister and spokesman for the group. The theme for the program is “Strengthen One Another to Remain in the Faith.” The weekend seminar will be held in the North Salem High School Auditorium. Some 1200 delgates represent ing 16 congregations from the mid-Willamette valley and coastal towns are expected to be in attendance. Chairman and principal speaker for the assembly is H. C. Good, from the Watch tower Society’s headquarters at Brooklyn, New York. He will deliver the featured pub lic address, “WHY DOES GOD PERMIT WICKED NESS?” on Sunday, March 17 at 3:00 p. m. When you see how fast you get results, you'll con gratulate yourself on your wisdom in using a Want Ad to sell or buy. The Mill Gty Enterprise Phone 897-2772 Z. p WAN TE D Hurry, they Ve almost gone Special Limited Edition Golden Nugget Mustangs! Only for the Northwest. $2.00 for Males and Spayed Females; To secure a dog license, send owner’B NAME and ADDRESS and state the BREED, NAME, and SEX of dog and enclose the proper fee. D. M. Penfold. Clerk Nantlam Memorial Hospital (Stay ton) Jehovah's Witnesses To Hold Convention In Salem March 15-17 For Top Trade-In On Your 1968 Dog Licenses for Linn County are due and payable at the County Clerk’s Office, P. O. Box 100, Albany, Oregon 97321. After March 1st an additional charge of $2.00 will be made am a penalty. sett, Mrs. Ruth Vinning, Mrs. Margaret Thomas, Mrs. Doro thy Nye, and Mrs. Vern Shaw. Mrs. Eva Barnhardt and Mrs. Mary Stafford were guests of honor a birthday an niversary party given by Mrs. Sarah Rains Friday afternoon. Cake and ice cream were served to Mrs. Nellie Allen, Mrs. Alice Watson Mrs. Tant Myers, Mrs. Emil Johnson, Mrs. Ellen Rust, Mrs. Fritzie Ward and Mrs. Irene Paullin. Mrs. Lang Stafford enter tained with a birthday dinner Sunday, February 18. Guests were Charles Barnes of Eu gene, Tant Myers of Seattle, Mrs. Sarah Rains and Mrs. Nellie Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mills of Oroville, California, arrived Thursday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Verl Shirley and Mrs. Lorraine Mills of Gates, and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mills of Aumsville and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Mills of Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mills began their trip back Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Salem visited with the Vir gil Lewis family Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Lewis’ birth day. For general Automotive service work bring your 1 car or truck to us. Join th« 1988 gold rush to ■ specially painted, specially equipped Mustang with your personal nameplate ... all at no extra cost Sunlit gold color, black vinyl top, hood panels. Side panel "C” stripe. Whitewalls. Wheel cov ers. More Mustang than ever for '68! We'll do the job right DEL’S SHELL See your Eager Beaver Northwest Ford Dealer SERVICE We give S&H Green Stamps Phone 897-2442 1st and Broadway, Mill City Philippi Motor Company I 1064 First Street Phone 769-2117 Stayton, Oregon "Need a Good Used Car? See Your Local Ford Dealer. . His Are A-1"
