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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1970)
Cubs Surprise Their Leader Cub Scouts Have 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 14, 1970 Santiam Ripples THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE By Rebecca Savage P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 9736« Susan Crowther and Allen A Mother’s Day tea was held Severs were announced as Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday Monday afternoon in the Sc:ut “Boy and Girl of the Month” Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill House by Cub Scouts and their for May. City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. den mothers. Refreshments Monday, May 4th, Honor So The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility were served and each mother ciety, in a solemn ceremony This letter is in reaference was presented with a gift made inducted 19 new members, dur to your column Up and Down for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint by her son. The Avenue of Thursday, without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an ing 4th period. advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. The cubs sang “My Country Student Council met 7th April 30th. ’Tis of Thee” and recited the period, Wednesday. The busi I was pleased to read that An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development Scout Promise and I^aw for ness settled was that the J.V. you are consious and aware of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. their mothers. Cheerleading squad will re of what is happening to our MEMBER /VUJVlDCh They surprised their Cub ceive $50, instead of $30, to society due to increased pol master, George L:ng, with a pay for expenses. A class com lution. Oregon birthday cake which had been petition “clean-up” campaign Newspaper H However, as mentioned in baked and decorated by Mrs. was scheduled for 6th and 7th your article Earth Day ap Publishers si Howard Morrison. Webelos period, May 13th. Association S pears to be a single day of Association - Founded 1885 Mike Golden and Kevin Long Mrs. Leisinger’s Home Ec. concern for many Americans. presented the cake and the classes presented a fashi:n Subscription Kates As an individual who lived group sang happy birthday. show Thursday evening in the in the Santiam Valley (Mill Marion-Linn Counties, per your ....................................... — $4.00 high school gym balcony to City) far 20 of my 22 years; Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ............................. $4.50 Webelos Kevin Long and Mike Golden present a many mothers and friends I never really appreciated the Outside Oregon, per year ....................................................... $5.00 Editor and Publisher birthday cake to Cubmaster George Long at the Scout Lyons Parade Fifty-four girls modeled cloth splendor and the feeling that DON W. MOFFATT.............. es they had made in class, to comes from seeing blue skies, GEORGE LONG ...................... ...... Assistant Publisher-Printer House Monday afternoon. Held Saturday the theme “The 3-Rings of crystal clear water and breath NORMA LONG ________________ Society and News Editor ing clean air. Only when you HOSE CREE ................................................ Local News Editor Fashion.’’ LYONS—The annual parade Class meetings took place move away to an area that | sponsored by the Mari-Linn during activity period Friday. doesn't offer these beauties MARY KELLY...............................................Local News Editor CORRESPONDENTS 1 PTC was held Saturday head- Seniors made last minute pre due to excessive pollution, this ............................. Boots Champion iletroit-Idanha I ed by the Lyons Firemen nt parations for “Senior Skip.” is the time an individual ap ............... Jan Lewis their new fire truck, followed Each of the 36 seniors going preciates the place he has Gates ............. Mrs. John Teeters - Jean Roberts Mehama......... by the Linn County Posse. received $4.00 to cover part of spent the majority of years. ... ............................ Eva Bressler Swepstakes for floats was the food expenses. Since leaving Mill City, I Lyons ............ won by the six grade from Juniors elected class officers have traveled some back east IF HE WEREN’T SO BIG WE’D MAKE IT I Mari-Linn; Junior Women’s for next year. Students elect«! and my husband and I now I club 1st; United Methodist president, Tom Rush; vice- live in Buffab, West Virginia. church 2nd, and Winifred Winn president, Gary Richards; sec We live some 20 miles from and Phillip Bajar families, 3rd. retary, Penny Lewellen; trea the world’s largest chemical ¡Costumes Mark and John Ment- surer, Barbara Etzel; sergeant complex. The amount of pollu ze, first; Paula Kuhn, 2nd, and at-arms, Kenny G forth; and tion that is poured out of | Rodney Franklin 3rd. Wheels: class representative, Allen Se these plants daily into the at Cindy Rowell, 1st; Vickie vers. Sophomores also elected mosphere is frightening. i Schiewek, 2nd; Randy Kirsch class officers with Gordon We hear daily terms such 13rd. Pets: Mary Chytka and Plotts, president; Bill Wood, as carbon monoxide, sulphur I Debbie Bishop, 1st; Tony Bish- vice-president; Debbie Barn- dioxide, particulate air pollu Station Wagon, Auto. Trans, and Power Steering | op, 2nd, and John Trahan, 3rd. hardt, secretary; Kim Posa- tion, sulphur monoxide and I—................................................ kany, treasurer; John Ruby, many more all of these con Too Late to Classify sergeant-at-arms; and Jim Ly- tributing to the destruction of ness, class representative. The our air. An example is the people STRAWBERRY PICKERS Freshmen discussed matters Big 6, Automatic Transmission WANTED—-Richard Heat concerning the Frosh-Eighth who work in or near these er’s on Fern Ridge. First and grade dance to be held that plants, a sizeable number suf fer yearly from respiratory, Second Year Berries. Pick evening. ing Should be Excellent. An assembly was held at 3 brought about by air pollution, REGISTER NOW. Mary o’clock Friday to swear in the sinus and other difficulties. V-8, Automatic, Power Steering. A second example shows an Wright. Ph. 897-2957. 20tf new student body officers and announce the winners of the other effect of air pollution. Only has 40,000 miles FOR SALE—Wizard Rototil- Creative Writing contest. After The capital of West Virginia ler, 4 H.P. Excellent Condi the new student body officers is Charleston, which also has tion. $75.00. ph. 897-2196. 20 were sworn in, the journalism a part of the complex of chem FOR SALE—9x16’ Brown Ny class humorously presented the ical plants. The capital build V-8, Automatic, Power Steering lon Rug and matching hall results of the contest. Louise ing dome is one of the finest rug. Ph. 897-2046 26 Gruver won the Grand Prize j examples of Rococo Architec of $25 for her poem “I Can I ture: it like the dome on the FOR SALE—^Fresh Milk and: ' Not See Yesterday.” Jackie Ev- Capital Building in Salem is Cream, Mrs. J. Bradley, ph. ■ ans won $10 for her short story covered with gold, however 897-2046. 20 “Return of the Snow,” while after the air pollution had been Melody Barnhardt also receiv wearing several years at the Telephone 769-2117 ed $10 for her essay “Why I’ve surface, the gold began to 1094 First Street Stay ton, Oregon Far Quality Job Printing call Got a Lot to Live.” flake off. The Enteiprise, 897-2772. People we must show con The Seniors with 11 chaper- ones, left at 4 o’clock Friday cern, not for the gold tila t for a two night stay at the falls off a dome but for our City Center Motel in Seaside. lives, whether we want to face GOVERNMENT COST-CUTTING NEEDED The Freshmen and eighth it or not one day it will come Here in our own home town we have a great deal at state graders danced to the music to this if the pollution keeps in how Congress treats Preslden Nixon’s request to cut a bil increasing at the present rate. of the “Sound Express’ Friday lion dollars from federal spending. Take a stand. The Santiam night at the annual Freshmen- Inflation, which last year resulted in a rise in the nation Valley and all of Oregon is al consumer price index of more than live per cent, is re Eighth grade dance. beautiful, write letters to Sen sponsible for increasing the costs of local government as well ators, Congressmen and the as most of our personal expenditures. If Washington has Governor if legislation hasn’t enough courage and wisdom to stop the price spiral, local been passed for pollution con officials will be in a better position to control costs. trol on industry, get it passed The President has proposed the Federal Economy Act of before pollution takes a hold 1970 which asks Congress to cut a billion dollars from federal NOTICE OF BUDGET —that is if you enjoy blue spending. The cuts proposed seem overdue. Included are elim HEARING skies, clear streams, and the A meeting of the Board of ease of breathing clean air, ination of unnece—ry additional funds to school districts in Directors will be held Wed if you don’t enjoy it,— I sup federally impacted areas; using Medicaid funds for treatment nesday, May 20 at the Gates pose gray could be a popular instead of residential care; selling the government- owned Alas ka Railroad to either the state or private industry; and re Fire Hall for the purpose of color. quiring private health insurer« to reimburse the Veterans Ad holding a public hearing on the Sincerely ministration for treatment of nonservice-connected medical 1970-71 Budget for the Gates Mrs. Laura (Rambo) Nelson problems. Rural Fire Protection District. President Nixon points out that some of the programs are A copy of the budget docu “objects of great affection" to those who benefit. But the gen ment may be inspected by in eral interest of the country requires that the federal budget terested persons at 8 p. m. should be balanced and nonessential expenditure« eliminated. at the Gates Fire Hall. This is a needed first step in controlling governmental costs Any person may appear to and realistic planning of personal budgets. discuss the budget or any part By Boots Ch amnion of it. Friends are being invited ORVILLE BROWN, through the press to an open Oregonians Urged to Secretary-Treasurer house honoring Mrs. Fern Sletto at Detroit school May Keep Pets in Check 24. The event will be held in Dog owners and dog trainers the Elementary library from 2 to 4 p. m. Mrs. Sletto came are requested by the Game Stayton Invitational here four years ago and is re Commission to keep their can W L tiring following 33 years of ine pets under tight control Name of Team teaching in the Santiam area. during the next few months. No. San. Real Estate 39% 24% The nesting and rearing sea Mel Round Trucking 36 28 Siletz collected its 12th win Distributor son far upland game birds and Lierman's Ins.......... 36 28 of the season and the Marion For This Area waterfowl is now underway Frank Lumber Co. 35*4 28% B Championship by downing Become a distributer in one and will continue through Au Cedar Lumber Co...... 29 35 of America’s largest and Detroit 1-0 in a baseball en gust in most areas of the state. Green Veneer .......... 29 35 fastest growing industries. counter there Thursday. Mon Dogs allowed to run at large Ron Bentz .............. 26% 37% day Detroit plav«i at Valsetz You will be distributing na can cause severe game bird Stay. Sports & Hob. 25% 38% tional brand products. No and Wednesday Eddyville nesting losses. High Team Game and Series: played Detroit here. experience required. All acc Although it is illegal to mo Cellar Lumber Co. 614, 1789; A father and son athletic ounts are contracted for and lest game bird nests, it is per High Individual Game and set up by cur company. You banquet (Sth through 12th missible to train d.gs in the Series. Glena Ward 568, Madge grades) was held in the Ele merely restock locations field throughout the year. King 226. with our national brand pro mentary library Tuesday. The Deanha PTC scholarship ducts. committee met in the high You Can Bam school faculty room for inter $800 A Month views at 6:30 Wadnesday, May "Keep a Good Man Or More 13. Based On Your There will be a District Working For YOU" Track meet at Newberg on Effort Friday. Also on Friday the Inventory of 1820.58 to 3441.- 66 cash required for inven Senior class plans a field trip tory and equipment. You to Seaside and will stay over must have a good car and until Sunday. Ben Martin of Boise. Idaho, be able to dev.te at least 4 spent last week doing some to 12 hours per week. If you Frank Lumber Company, Inc. Young & Morgan Timber Co. are interest«!, have the de repair work on his summer Mill City, Oregon Mill City and Idanha, Oregon sire. drive, determination, home here. State Representative anti want to he successful in a growing business of your Stout Creek Lumber Company Cedar Lumber Company, Inc Area Sponsors own. write us today. Please Mehama, Oregon Mill City, Oregon W. R. Stevens enclose name, address, anti telephone number. J. C. Kimmel We Welcome Investigation D. W. Moffatt Parkett Logging Company Mel Round Trucking Mothers Day Tea MM™ 1966 Ford Country Squire $1695 1967 Ford Super Van $1795 ■ 1967 Chev. Impala 2 dr. Hdtp. $1695 1967 Ford Fairlane Ranch Wgn $1795 Philippi Motor Company Much More Than Trees Public Notices DETROIT IDANHA SPARE TIME INCOME Gerald Detering Mehama. Oregon Idatiha, Oregon NATIONAL DISTRIBUTING CO. U.S. Plywood Champion Papers, Inc. 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