The Mill City enterprise., July 11, 1968, Page 3, Image 3

LEBANON TRADE CENTER REVIEW
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Compiled, Edited and Copyrighted by News Accounting Service
AIJ’HABETICAL INDEX OF BUSINESSES IN THIS TRADE CENTER REVIEW
A Ä W Root Beer Drive In—Mr. Fred Pynes, Owner—1704 South Main .... 258-6006
Artic Circle—Dale, Mel, Luella McDanniel, Co-Owners—Main & E Streets 228-8225
Box-R Boarding Kennels—Jeannine McConnel, Owner—Route 1 ............. 258-5017
The Broiler—Jack Lott, Owner—Southgate Shopping Center .................... 258-6115
Easy & Breezy Cafe—Jessie Harrington, Owner—40 West Sherman ...... 258-7015
Gilson's Hardware—John Gilson, Manager—641 Main ............................... 258-4555
Grill Cafe—Dola & Sam Merrill, Owners—1210 South Main .................... 258-8040
KGAL Radio—Charles Searl, General Manager—No. Santiam Highway .. . 258-2134
1-ebanon Marine—Blake Holbrook, Owner—1355 Main ........................... 258-3663
Oak Hills Golf—Karl Rasback, Dick Mason, Owners—Rt. 1, Box 288 ...... 258-4416
Piper Logging Company, Inc.—Don Piper, Owner- Route 3 .................... 258-8181
Pizza Piazza—Goldie O’Dell and Larry O’Dell—50 West Oak .................... 258-8053
Scott Plumbing & Heating—Paul and Goldie Odell, Owners—150 East Oak 258-3158
Shirley’s Tavern & Cafe—Emmett and Shirley Welker, Owners—5800 So. Santiam
Highway .............................................................
258-8005
The Food Cache—Herman Van Damm, Owner -55 East Sherman .......... 258-3851
Truax Southgate Service—Jake Carter, Owner—So. Santiam Highway .... 258-6411
Woodchippers Haven, Inc.—Ken Case, Manager—76 East Sherman ...... 258-8007
KGAL RADIO
CHARLES SEARL, General Manager
KGAL Radio, in Lebanon world happenings and they
will be greatly appreciated by are constantly striving to find
the Mill City area and Marion ways to improve their ser­
and Linn County residents vice and to aid in the upbuild­
when they tune into KGAL ing of the territory they serve.
on their radio dial.
Any worthy project that Is
They are rendering a ser­ for the good of the community
vice that is outstanding in always receives their whole­
every respect. They provide hearted support and their ef­
the finest in entertainment, forts on behalf of the com­
music, sports, news, of local munity welfare have assisted
state, and international Lm- to a large degree, the advance­
ix>rtance, and an advertising ment of our progress and
service that is well known for prosperity.
its efficSency.
This Trade Center Review
A radio station, like a news- would like to recommend to
I>aper, has public trust to Mill City area residents that
maintain and the operators it they aren’t tuned into sta-
of station KGAL are cogni­ ion KGAL, located at North
zant of, and faithful to that Santiam Highway in Lebanon,
trust
they do so for the best in en­
They keep us informed of tertainment, sports, and news.
WOODCHIPPERS TRUAX SOUTHGATE
SERVICE
HAVEN INC.
KEN CHASE, Manager
One of the finest places for
dining out in Lebanon is the
Woodchippers Haven Inc. at
76 E. Shenman. If you wish
to impress out-of-town visi­
tors you could do no better
than to take them there and
order succulent, steaks serv­
ed on sizzling platters. This
is a Woodchippers Haven Inc.
specialty! Also on the menu
specialty list are seafood din­
ners. They’re something to
remember with pleasure.
The Woodchippers Haven
Inc. is prepared to cater to
large groups, offering elegant
dining at reasonable prices.
To make reservations tele­
phone 258-8007.
For pre-dinner refresh­
ments you may wish to visit
t h e beautifully appointed
Woodchippers Haven Lounge.
It’s a delightful spot in which
to relax from the cares of
the work-a-day world.
Later as you enjoy dinner
in the main dining room
don’t be surprised if you hear
your wife exclaim: “This real­
ly is a nice place”.
You will echo her senti­
ments and if you are accom­
panied by friends, they will
be sure to agree. Regular
Woodchippers Haven Inc. pa­
trons know that only ¡¿he
finest food is served at all
times and they invite their
friends with confidence,
knowing that the meal will
be right, and so will be the
prices.
This Trade Center Review
assures you that for delicious
dining, prompt, efficient ser­
vice, and pleasant atmosphere
for yourself and your friends
you should visit the Wood­
chippers Haven Inc.
JAKE CARTER, Owner
Times have changed since
father used to enforce dis­
cipline by taking Junior and
a birch rod to the whoodshed.
Whipping is out of sityle and
it’s hard to find a woodshed.
But some things don’t change!
It still gets cold in winter
and the vanished woodsheds
have been replaced by heat­
ing oil storage tanks.
Here in Marion and Linn
County and Mill City area,
the place to call for oil heat­
ing comfort is Truax South­
gate Service at S. Santiam
Hwy. in Lebanon. This firm
will make heating your home
or place of business as easy
as dialing your telephone.
Once your order is placed,
you need not worry that
your heating oil storage tank
ever will be empty. As regu­
larly as the seasons change,
a truck will roll to a stop
outside your door and a driv­
er will check the level of
your oil supply, replenishing
it so quietly you may not
even realize he has been
there.
This is only part of the
service offered. If you are
not now heating with safe,
efficient, clean oil, Truax
Southgate Service will be
glad to discuss furnace in­
stallation and service. A
thrifty payment arrangement
covering 12 months of the
year can be worked out to
cut down winter heating
blows to your budget.
We warmly recommend in
in this Trade Center Review
that you banish home heat­
ing worries, and business
place heating problems, too,
by calling Truax Southgate
Service at S. Santiam Hwy.
telephone 258-6411, in Leban­
on.
THE BROILER
JACK LOTT, Owner
Home cooking is great, but Linn County area. They are
there are those long hours of open 11:00 to 8:00 Tuesday
preparation to keep Mom in through Sunday. Closed Mon­
day.
the kitchen to say nothing of
Service is the key word at
the big clean-up job after­ The Broiler where a friendly
ward. You’ll give the whole waitress, eager to please you
family a big treat when you and your party, treats each
take them out to dinner in customer as an individual
the relaxed and easy atmos­ and promptly gives those lit­
phere of The Broiler at tle touches of extra service
Southgate Shopping Center which make dining out such
a pleasure.
in Lebanon.
For good eating in pleasant
The Broiler, which features
broasted
chicken,
steaks, surroundings, this Trade Cen­
-andwiches and orders to go ter Review suggest« you try
’’as built a reputation with The Broiler in Lebanon and
hose who enjoy good eating treat yourself to real pleas-
:'-"oughout the Marion and sure at popular prices.
SCOTT PLUMBING
& HEATING
PAUL and GOLDIE
ODEL, Owners
Even the best of plumbing
and heating installations can
need repair from time to
time as a result of normal
or heavy use, and when such
repairs are needed Marion
and Linn County farm and
town customers can depend
on a fast job at a reasonable
price when they contact
Scott Plumbing & Heating in
Lebanon.
The Scott Plumbing &
Heating, located at 150 E.
Oak keeps a large stock of
pipe and fixtures for quick
repair of leaking or broken
water conduits and have the
equipment to do the right
kind of a job on any commer­
cial or residential site. Por­
table tools make it possible
to come to your area of need
where the work can be ac­
complished and plumbing ef­
ficiency restored in the min­
imum of time.
Scott Plumbing & Heating
is also area headquarters
for new furnace and dust in­
stallations and repairs. They
can convert coal burning fur­
naces to oil and gals combus­
tion and can advise Marion
and Linn County customers
in the most economical and
clean heating systems to suit
their particular needs.
A controlled climate in the
home is the most healthy for
children and adults and a
phone call to number 258-3158
in Lebanon will bring an ex­
pert to your home to help
determine the best heating or
air-conditionin gsystem for
your family’s year-round well
being. They handle Borg-War­
ner air conditioners.
This Trade Center Review
recommends to all our Mill
City area subscribers that
whatever their plumbing or
heating needs they first con­
sult the craftsmen at Scott
Plumbing & Heating for the
most lasting satisfaction in
new or rebuilt installations.
A&W ROOT BEER
FRED PYNES, Owner
3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 11, 1968
GILSON'S HARDWARE
JOHN GILSON, Manager
This summer you can al­
most bet that there are going
Marion and Linn County it is not, how speedily it can
to be those days when the and Mill City area residents be delivered by special order.
temperature is up both in the can try Gilson's Hardware in
Gilson’s Hardware combines
outside element and in the Lebanon, first for all hard­ the advantage of quantity
wife’s disposition. Why not ware, farm and household buying through membership
really plan on treating the supplies. There probably in a purchasing chain with
wife and kids bv taking them won’t be any need to try a the benefit of home owner­
to the A & W Root Beer second source.
ship and management. The
Drive In. Hamburgers, big,
The spacious Gilson’s store, savings obtained are passed
juicy, cooked just right and located at 641 Main, is one of on to the consumer and the
spread with your favorite the area’s leading hard line friendliness and courtesy of
topper. Hotdogs that are al­ mercantile establishments and service guarantee total satis­
ways a favorite of the young­ carries one of the biggest in­ faction and personal contact.
sters, french fried onion rings ventories of stock in the area.
Mill City area residents are
as well as many many others
Gilson’s Hardware store in directed to the complete facil­
on the menu too numerous to
Lebanon sets the pace in mer­ ities and friendly atmosphere
mention.
chandising
houseware, garden of Gilson’s Hardware in Leb­
Stop in and try one of their
supplies,
tools,
paints, electric anon, where they are large
fountain specials — shakes,
to price competitively
malts and sundaes in man/ and plumbing supplies, and enough
with large cities, yet small
taste tempting flavors or various brand name major enough
keep the acquain­
have a tall icy mug of their and minor appliances. Tele­ tance of to
their
customers. Your
phone
call
to
258-4555
will
famous root beer.
for Bolen’s trac­
In this Trade Center Re­ quickly tell you whether or headquartens
view we commend the T & W not an item is in stock and if tors and Lawn equipment.
Root Beer Drive In located
at 1704 S. Main in Lebanon,
for the fine food and services
offered to the people of Mill
City area and Marion and
GOLDIE O’DELL —
HERMAN VAN DAMM,
Linn County and wish to sug­
LARRY
O
’
DELL
Owner
gest that they give the A&W
For a taste treat delight,
Root Beer Drive In a taste
For real savings as well as
eat pizza tonight, and the the enjoyment of high quality
trial.
best place to go to experience meats Marion and Linn Coun­
pizza flavor at its best is ty farm and town home-mak­
Pizza Piazza at 50 W. Oak in ers can utilize the full facili­
Lebanon.
ties of The Food Cache locat­
Pizza Piazza has establish­ ed at 55 East Sherman in Le­
ed a reputation for fair and banon.
Whether you rent one of
honest service while offering
their convenient locker draw­
the tops in taste.
Located at 50 W. Oak it is ers in various sizes or have
JEANNINE McOONNEL,
the favorite meeting and eat­ your meat custom cut and
Owner
ing place with many Mill City wrapped in their sanitary
“Every dog has his day!" area farmers, ranchers, and shop, you’ll find meat experts
with many years of exper­
Can you guess who wrote businessmen.
that? It was Miguel De Cer­ Pizza Piazza’s closing hours ience in custom catering to
vantes in “Don Quixote”. To are really handy for the late the consumers of this area.
The Food Cache’s telephone
make sure your dog has his “stayer upper”. It’s the great
day, you should take him to place to start or end your number 258-3851 is also the
most popular spot in the area
Box-R Boarding Kennels at evening out.
BLAKE HOLBROOK,
At Pizza Piazza you will for processing all types of
Rt. 1 in Lebanon.
Owner
Grooming of all breeds of find your choice in a variety game. They can deliver the
Summer season is the sea­
dogs is the business of the of menu offerings. Pizza In most dressed poundage from son
sports enthusiasts to
owners who know and love sausage, cheese, mushroom, deer, elk or antelope and cheer. for To
ski or swim, for
or whatever combination you make sausage seasoned to
dogs.
her or him, and take out all
Why don’t you telephone desire, can be made up and give a well dressed table at the fishing gear.
your home. The Food Cache
258-5017 right now and ask in a choice of sizes.
Whether sailing “into the
for more details? Many oth­ Should unexpected com- also features a mobile slaugh­ sunset" or paddeling around
er dog owners in the Mill nany pop in, stop in at Pizza ter unit.
the pond, you’ll find the boat
City area and in Marion and Piazza. Their service is fri­ Meat which is cut and pack­ designed with you in mind
aged
at
The
Food
Cache
will
endly,
and
surroundings
are
Linn County take their pets
at Lebanon Marine.
there regularly for bathing pleasant, and the food is keep for longer periods of Lebanon Marine located at
time. Double wrapping in
and grooming. These kennel great
1355 Main carries Glasspar,
owners are skilled in trim­ They have the necessary special freezer paper and P-14 and Seaswirl boats, long
sharp
freezing
at
extremely
accommodations
for
large
ming all breedis. including
established as the boats that
poodles. A dog taken to them and small groups alike, as low temperatures takes years are not only sleek but dur­
for grooming comes home a well as prices which are easy of experience in correct hand­ able as well. Boat trailers,
on the budget. Closed Mon­ ling and this experience comes
clean and beautiful pet.
too, are available at Leban­
If it is necessary for you day. Open Tues., Weds., to the fore to guarantee Mill on Marine.
City
area
customers
the
best
Thurs.
and
Sun.
from
4:00
to board your dog for a while,
The accessories at Lebanon
you can make arrangements until 10:00. Friday and Sat­ preservation.
This Trade Center Review Marine are complete; skies,
to leave it at Box-R Boarding urday-open until 12:00.
In this Trade Center Re­ suggests to Mill City Enter­ tow ropes, boards, life jack­
Kennels, where you know it
view,
we commend Pizza prise subscribers that if they ets, marine supplies too num­
will be kept in a spacious run
Piazza
and wish to suggest are not now enjoying the erous to mention, are all
and fed adequate nutricious
to
Marion
and Linn County taste of unhurriedly prepared stocked at Lebanon Marine.
food to keep it in the best of
residents
that
they visit them meats, they become customers For summer fun your shop­
health. Box-R Boarding Ken­
at
the
first
opportunity
for of The Food Cache in Leban­ ping is done with a visit to
nels feature the boxer pup­
Lebanon Marine.
on.
goodness
in
the
truest
sense.
pies and have 3 boxer studs
Johnson outboard motors,
from the top three blood
all sizes, are available at Leb­
lines for breeding disposition.
anon Marine as well as new
To have a happy, healthy,
and used, and if you have
handsome and obedient dog.
any question, you need only
DON
PIPER,
Owner
this Trade Center Review
phone Lebanon Marine at
fire
danger
to
a
minimum.
By
The
men
who
bring
the
tim
­
says don’t delay, call 258-5017
258-3663. The Lebanon Marine
maintaining
their
equipment
ber
out
of
the
forest
are
a
at Rt. 1, and make arrange­
top condition they assure personnel will be more than
ments to have him groomed special breed. They are the in
fast,
efficient operation. By glad to assist you in any way
key
to
all
of
the
industries
and trained by experts.
offering the highly specialized they can. Lebanon Marine
that use wood products.
Piper Logging Company service of custom cutting they features McCullouch Chain
does this job of getting the give their customers the most Saws.
This Trade Center Review
most out of our forests now for their money. By all of
and creating for future use. these practices, plus refores­ suggests to all Marion and
They are equipped to build tation, they assure themselves Linn County residents that
roads, clear underbrush, re­ of an excellent future busi­ they pack up the family,
leave all cares behind, and
forest, and do custom cutting ness.
This Trade Center Review take a fun break today, the
for the customer. In this way
EMMETT and SHIRLEY they serve the nation and the takes pleasure in recommend­ boating kind way.
community while doing the ing this company to anyone
WELKER, Owners
needs the service of a
Prominently located at 5800 best possible job for the cus­ who
logger
who has both the pre­
tomer
who
has
a
unique
log
­
S. Santiam Hwy. in Lebanon
sent and future in mind. A
Shirley’s Tavern & Cafe is ging job—large or small.
By clearing brush and build­ phone call to 258-8181 will
the place where friends meet.
ing
good roads, they reduce bring this fine service to you.
Shirley’s Tavern & Cafe is
well known and liked
throughout the entire com­
munity. Many Marion and
Linn County area residents
friends and acquaintances in
the friendly atmosphere of
"The right angle to u«e in
this up-to-date tavern.
doing a hard job is the try-
The friendly bartenders at
angle.’’
Shirley’s Tavern & Cafe
make you feel welcome on
your first visit, and you can
quickly order a refreshing
beverage . . . either in bot­
KARL ROSBACK. DICK MASON. Owners
tles or from the tap.
Whether you are a novice sonnel.
There is something really
While you are enjoying
Remember too, that after
your favorite brew, you may great about getting away or a pro you are welcome on
also pick your special “tune” from it all. Those business the greens of the Oak Hills your golf game a tall cool
from the wide selection of worries and housewife blues Golf & Country Club and a one awaits your discriminat­
call to 258-4416 will assure ing selection at the Hooker
hit records, western, and oth­
ers at your finger tips in the can take their toll on every­ you that you will have that Lounge, as well as snacks
and a lunch or dinner, if you
coin-operated record player. one. Many people, however, “tee off’’, time to yourself.
If
you
"need
a
little
help,
”
so desire.
fail
to
realize
that
to
“
get
They also feature good food.
Combining good compan­
The owners, Emmett and away” doesn't necessarily with your game then ask at
Shirley Welker are highly ap mean a lengthy vacation, it the pro shop, they will see ions, a litle friendly compe­
preciative of the business simply means a day at the that you learn the fundamen­ tition and good exercise is
they have received from the Oak Hills Golf & Country tals of the game or give you topping off the day with the
Marion and Linn County area Club. For those who have a touch up le»on if you so enjoyable game of golf. Make
residents, and these same made their “get away stop” desire. If you haven’t the those plans to take that golf
tomorrow or for that
residents are awured that a golf stop are surrounded necessary equipment then break
matter
why not today, call
by
beahtiful
greens,
friendly
they will thoroughly enjoy
they also can furnish you the Oak Hills Golf & Country
themselves when they visit people, and healthy entertain­ with it, just ask for assistance Club
at Rt. 1, Box 288 in Leb­
Shirley’s Tavern & Cafe in ment. with that get away
anon
You’ll be glad you did.
from
one
of
the
friendly
per
­
appeal.
Lebanon.
PIZZA PIAZZA
THE FOOD CACHE
BOX -R BOARDING
KENNELS
LEBANON MARINE
PIPER LOGGING COMPANY, INC.
SHIRLEY'S TAVERN
& CAFE
EASY & BREEZY
CAFE
JESSIE HARRINGTON,
Owner
For that quick snack or a
complete meal. Marion and
Linn County folks know the
place to stop is Easv & Breezy
Cafe.
The quick, friendly service
(riven by their courteous at-
tendents, regardless of the
size of your order, is the hall­
mark of the Easy & Breezy
Cafe. Only the finest meats
and vegetables are used by
their chefs, and their prices
are the lowest anywhere in
the Mill City area.
Farmers and ranchers will
appreciate the convenience of
the Easy & Breezy Cafe for
a quick pick-me-up on the
way back to the ranch.
Give Mom a break from
meal preparation while you’re
in Lebanon and just call 258-
7015, place your order, and
it will be ready by the time
you arrive to pick it up.
For quick, efficient ser­
vices and the best food, this
Trade Center Review strong­
ly recommends The Easy &
Breezy Cafe located at 40 W.
Sherman in T>ebanon to all
Marion and Linn County resi­
dents.
ARCTIC CIRCLE
DALE, MEL, LUELLA
McDANNIEL, Co-owners
This is the time of the
year when the residents
throughout Lebanon and the
Marion and Linn County
area are seeing to the out­
side appearance of the house.
As this is the case Mom is
very likely outside too, and
when she has spent the day
pulling weeds or painting she
doesn’t feel too much like
seeing to the dinner needs of
the family. The thinking
heads of the house, however,
give Mom a break by taking
the family to the Arctic Cir­
cle. If you haven’t had an oc­
casion to take a palate break
at the Arctic Circle then do
so today. The hamburgers and
hotdogs, ranch fried chicken,
and the cold sandwiches are
really a treat in taste and
you will find that the person­
nel at the Arctic Circle are
friendly and courteous. They
see that your order gets to
you quickly and always tasty
and hot.
Besides the good foods at
the Arctic Circle you will
really experience a flavor
treat when you order one of
the shakes, malts, or soft
drinks on the menu.
If you wish to have the
goodies at home without the
bother then just call the Arc­
tic Circle, they will prepare
your order and have it ready
for you when you get there.
In this Trade Center Re­
view we commend the Arctic
Circle in Lebanon for their
fine food and service that
they offer t o residents
throughout the area. Stop to­
day, you’ll be glad you did
Old iimez
Keep This Section of The Enterprise
As a Shopping Guide to
Friendly Lebanon Merchants
OAK HILLS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB