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4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 16, 1970 Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try If Every Week MEET THE BEEFY NEW ATLAS PLYCRON 2 plus 2 Here’s a brand new, totally new tire that surpasses anything we’ve ever offered our customers. A s’eek 78 series tire with a new shape, new construction, new tread, and a host of important design improve ments. 100% MORE MILEAGE THAN NEW CAR 2-PLY TIRES . . . And more traction. And better handling. And greater safety. And nothing short of outstanding total performance. Tests of complete sets of tires for 1969 cars prove it. POLYESTER CORD BODY, TWO FIBERGLASS BELTS Most of the extra mileage comes from the way the 2 PLUS 2 tire is built—with two plies of tough Vicron polyester cord material, and two belts of fiberglass just under the tread. We call these belts “tread-Savers.” They hold the tread firm, reduce wiggle and squirm of the tread on the road. The rubber scuffs Jess, so it lasts longer. Twice as long—to double-tread mileage. BUY TWO TIRES and get 40% Off on the 2nd tire. All other tires similarly priced L. E. BASSETT Mill City Chevron Station Ph. 897-2786 Mill City, Ore. GATES By Rxwe Cree Telephone 897-2793 Mrs. Glen Henness went to Beaverton last Monday and brought her granddaughter, Jill Henness home with her for a visit. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henness and her brother Mark came for her on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ragsdale, Sr. went to Sublimity Tuesday morning where they delivered pads and other supplies to the Marian Home from the World War I Auxiliary. Terri Henness, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henness of Albany is visiting at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness and with her cousin, Susan Hen ness. She plans to stay about 10 days. Mrs. Mary Stafford visited ' her brother, Gilbert Myers at I Silverton last Tuesday. Mr. Myers is speedily recovering 1 from surgery. Mrs. Mary Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bruder of Mill City attended funeral services for Mrs. Harry Harmon in Stayton Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis attended the Installation of Of ficers of Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES in Mill City Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Keith Henness from Al bany spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness. Mrs. Mary Stafford and Mrs. Walter Brisbin attended the monthly potluck and meeting of the World War I Auxiliary’ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Jones. About 32 were present. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson had as guests Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hudgins, Sher- , ry and Brian from Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Stacey from Rockford, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Merle E. Gar t ton from Waianae, Hawaii stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Donahue while visiting in the area. The Gar tons returned to the mainland to install the Officers of Trini- | ty Chapter OES in -Salem on I June 28 and Marilyn Chapter I No. 145 OES in Mill City on July 12. They also attended In stallation of officers of the Grand Chapter in Portland and visited relatives and their many friends in the area. EVERLASTING Tree farming and woodland conservation are key projects for 4 If Club members, Future Fanners of America, Boy Scouts and other youth groups. Their meihbers are learning it is good forestry to harvest ripe trees and help nature grow new ones. This is tree farming. Detroit Man Arrested THE P. O. Box 348 After Salem Holdup MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Phone 897-2772 Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill A Detroit man was arrested City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. by Salem police Tuesday after noon 15 minutes after a hold The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility up at Plaid Pantry Store, 12th for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint and Fairview Ave. SE. without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an EDITH MAE MEADER Nicholas Earl Pizer, 23, was idvertisemenl which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. Mrs. Edith Mae Meader, 50, charged with assault and rob An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development bery while armed with a dan I passed away Thursday at Sa- gerous weapon. He was ar I lem Memorial hospital follow of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. Subscription Kates rested six blocks from the mar ing a lingering illness. She had cancer. Marion-Linn Counties, per year ........................................ $4.00 ket about 4 p.m. Services were held at 11 a. Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year............................. $1.50 Police said a man in his 20s carrying an automatic pistol m. Monday at Weddle’s Funer Outside Oregon, per year ....................................................... $5.00 entered the market, held up al Home and interment was in DON W. MOFFATT.................................... Editor and publisher Lone Oak Cemetery at Stay store manager Rachael Louise ton. Assistant Publisher-Printer Rev. Jack Meuser, form GEORGE LONG ....................... Byers, 23, &45 Pine St. NE, and NORMA LONG________________ Society and News Editor er pastor of the Mill City put an undetermined amount Christian church officiated. ROSE CREE ________ _______________ Local News Editor of money into a paper bag and Survivors include the widow MARY KELLY---------------------- ------------ .Local News Editor fled. MtMBtk MEMBER Pizer was held with bail set er, Clarence Meader of Mill City, step-father and mother, at $10.000 in the city jail. Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lucier Newspaper of Lyons; four daughters, Mrs. Publishers ' Sandra Whisenhunt, Mrs. Kar en Emerson, and Rhonda Association a Association - Founded 1885 Meader all of Mill City; Mrs. CORRESPONDENTS Mary Ann Johnson of Stayton; three sons, Billie Stifel of Sub Detroit-Idanha........................................................ Boots Champion Bv Boots Champion limity; Clarence Meader of Gates ____________________________ __________ Rose Cree Mr. and Mrs. Len Davis of Mill City and Harry Meader vienama ...................................... Mrs. John Teeters - Jean Roberts Idanha attended the annual of Gates; three sisters, Lyons__________________________________ Eva Bresslei Mostul Clan family reunion Mrs. Mary Trout of Orange Sunday at McMinnville City ville, Calif., Mrs. Margaret Park. THE HEAL POLLUTERS Thompson of Washington Jody Whiteley was a guest State, and Mrs. Nola Samp at the home of Mr. and Mrs. son of Oklahoma, and one Walt Rutherford and son, Sa brother, Walter Cinnamon of lem, for a few days last week. Colorado. Twelve grandchild Mr. and Mrs. Nils Bittner ren also survive. Virgil Trout and family returned home Sun of Mill City is a nephew. day following a vacation in Mrs. Meader was a resident Nebraska and other way of Mill City for the past 20 points. years. She was born in Sisco, Visiting at the home of Mr. Texas and later moved to and Mrs. Jerry Lynn and fam Washington State where she ily from Tuesday to Wednes was married in September of day of last week was Mrs. 1944 to Clarence Meader and Lynn’s mother and grandmoth er, Mrs. Arline Richelieu of lived most of her married life Bellingham, Wn, and Mrs. in Mill City. Mabel Davis of Selma. Calif. EDWARD HEDLUND Returning home with them for GATES — Funeral services a week’s stay were two of the Lynn children, Ronnie and will be held Friday morning at 10:30 at the W. T. Rigdon Jesse. Mrs. Frank Hancock and Chapel in Salem for Edward Mrs. Cecilia Tower, accom Hedlund who passed away at panied their daughters to the Salem Memorial hospital Mon Portland Airport Tuesday day night, July 13 following a where the two girls boarded a long illness. jet for separate summer va He was bom in Minnesota cations in Pennsylvania and 75 years ago. He came to Ore Honolulu. Miss Patty Tower gon in 1969. He was a member will visit her aunt in Penn of Mill City Lodge No. 180 sylvania and Miss Kathryn AF&AM and Marilyn Chapter Hancock will visit at the Hono No. 145, OES. He was a veter lulu home of Mr. and Mrs. an of World War I. He lived in Gates for a short time, Moke Nalaui. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prich moving to Sublimity about a ard of Lyons are receiving fel year ago. Survivors include his widow, icitations on the birth of a girl bom at Lebanon Commun Lucy; daughters, Sandra Wood ity hospital July 10. The baby ford of Sheldon, Iowa; Sharon named Trina Diana tipped the Klug of Blackduck, Minn.; one LESS TALK — MORE ACTION! scales at 6 pounds 12 ounces. son, Robert Hedlund, Seattle; All America seems to be on an ecology kick . . . and Paternal grandparents are Mr. three step-sons, James Gatens there are as many sources of pollution as there are people. and Pat Gatens both of Nas and Mrs. William Prichard of We have had an Earth Day. Good. Tons of flyers distri Lyons and maternal grandmo elle, Wn., and Tom Gatens of buted to arouse the public add to the refuse heap! ther is Mrs. Margaret Me- Newport and one step-daughter, TV7 grinds out spectaculars. Photo stories flood the press. Whirk, Detroit. Trina has a Donna Klint of Deep River, Politicians call meetings .... and also pass laws about it. Wn.; two sisters. Mrs. Marie little brother, Scott, at home. If words were capable of cleansing the air and water, we Recent visitors at the home Westrom of Cambridge, Minn., would have attained ecological purity months ago. of Mrs. Margaret McWhirk and Ruth Samuelson of Min Action isn’t quite that simple. were her son and family, Mr. neapolis, Minn. Eleven grand Industry and govrnment are spending millions to clean children also survive. and Mrs. Errol McWhirk and up the environment ... with billions more needed. Ritualistic services will be son of Bellingham, Wn. Who made it dirty in the first place? And who must pay Tom Ottenwess, who was by the Mill City Masonic lodge for the cleaning? called to Detroit, Mich., last No. 180 AF&AM. Private In The answer is simple: people. week by the death of his sis terment will be in Willamette If each one of us, every day, thinks about the problems ter, returned home Saturday. National cemetery in Portland. of clean air and water and litter prevention, and do something Harold Champion returned about them, then we will begin to make progress. home Monday following a 10- Remember, we are the ones who can keep America beau day visit in Iowa. tiful—and it sure is worth trying! An employee at the Cedars Mr«. John Teeter« slipped and fell injuring her Lance Corporal Otto Daven knee while at work Sunday. port. who just returned from damage was done. communications. She was taken by Detroit Am a tour of duty in Vienam is Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Hughes, A letter reminding a person bulance to Santiam Memorial enfciving a 30 day leave with Jana and Marc returned home that a payment is overdue nor hospital in Stayton, where relatives here. Saturday from a two week’s mally is legal. However, put she was reported to be in sat The Douglas Lytle family trip to Texas. They stopped on isfactory condition late Sun have moved here from Stay their way home for a short ting certain notations on the envelope may lead to trouble day night. ton and are living in the Rob visit at the James Prine home In one case, a collection ag U. S. Plywood - Champion ert Rogers house. in Los Alamos, N. M. ency stamped “We Collect Papers and Stuckart Lumber Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson Bonnie Christensen returned Co. resumed operations Mon home Sunday from Seattle and children of Brookings, Bad Debts” on the face of day morning following two where she had spent several were overnight guests Satur the collection letter envelope. weeks annual vacation and days visiting at the Douglas day at the home of his mother, The phrase implied that the , debtor was not only delinquent repair work. Mrs. Arthur Andrson. Verderv home. —which was true—but was also First Lt. William Whiteley, Sunday afternoon guests at dishonest — which was false. his wife and daughters, form the home of Mrs. G. V. Chris The Court ruled that the debt erly stationed at Fort Wolters, tensen and Bonnie were Mr. or could collect damages be Mineral Wells. Texas, are now and Mrs. Ernest Weitman and Respeot for Law Makes cause of the phrase on the en in Georgia where he is taking family of Eugene. velope. Democracy Live a month’s training in flying a Mrs. Wayne Bass and sons. new-type helicopter. Foliowing Craig. Rodney, and Robert of Collection Threats (This Column is written to completion of the course he Fallbrook. Calif., are enjoying “Get your payments up to inform not advise. Facts may will receive two week’s leave | a two weeks vacation at date or we’ll have to repossess change the application of the and will come home for a> the home of her parents, Mr. that car,” the credit manager law.) visit with his family before, and Mrs. Leonard Wallen and told Ned. going to Vietnam. He is the also visiting with other rela “You’ll get your money. Quit son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tives here. Women Golfers bugging me,” Ned replied. Whitelev of Detroit. Mrs. Jennie Moe spent sev “You’re way behind on pay The annual Arkansas picnic eral days recently with her ments. We can get tough if we Play For "Low Net" is scheduled for July 19 son-in-law and daughter. Mr have to,” the credit manager at Avery Park. Corvallis. “Low Net” was the play for and Mrs. Henry Kornman and said. Rev. Richard H. Tusant Jr. family at Vancouver, Wn. Just how “tough" can the the ladies of Santiam Golf of Salem will be guest speaker While there she also went to manager get? Obviously, some Sunday. July 19 at the Idanha Moses Lake, Wn.. and visited debts are difficult to collect Club Tuesday morning. In the Community church during with a son-in-law and daugh and the bill collector has to nine hole round Mrs. Fernando th 11 a. m. worship. He will ter of the Kornmanns. have some latitude in pressing Smith took Class A. Mrs. Giles speak on world wide ministry A guest from Tuesday to his claim. Wagner Class B and Mrs. Luth of Bible Literature Interna Friday last week at the home The creditor has a right to tional. an expanding ministry of Mrs. E. J. Hughes and Mrs.' “worry” the debtor by reason er Nokelby, Class C. Winning providing a life line of litera M. V. Frame was a cousin. able means. But carrying it first low net with a score of ture in 175 languages to mis Mrs H. C. Cadwell of Lincoln to extremes may put the cred 33 was Mrs. Ed Nielson and sionary nationals, representing City. itor in more trouble than the Mrs. Elmer Etzel was second 200 mission boards in 151 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mc debtor. Brute force assult and low net with a 34. countries in the world. The Carley of Kelso. Wn.. were battery charges. Winners in the 18 hole round church extends a welcome to guests Monday and Tuesday. Telephone calls are a com-i were Mrs. Elmer Klutke with all. July 6 and 7 at the home of mon method of pursuing a col a 66 for first low net and Mrs. Mr and Mrs BI I lection matter. There must bej Ken Cole had a 68 for second when they were here on busi reasonable limits to them. In' low net. Class A winner was ness The McCarleys are form one case, a debtor was awarued Mrs Virgil Schuetz; Class B. er Mehama and Mill City resi damages when the bill collec-1 Mrs. Luther Guest: and Class dents. tor used such abusive language i C Mrs. Jack Evans. A grass fire on the lot west that the debtor became serious The Lebanon Women’s Golf of the Mehama Fire hall was ly ill. Under federal law. pro-! Club will make their visitation quickly put out by the fire fane or obscene language is I next Wednesday to the San men. Wednesday. July 8 No illegal for use in telephone] tiam Women's Golf Course II DETROIT IDANHA MEHAMA It's Your Law KftP OUR STATI GRIIN Frank Lumber Company, Inc. Young & Morgan Timber Co. Mill City, Oregon Mill City and Idanha, Oregon Stout Creek Lumber Company Cedar Lumber Company, Inc. Mehama, Oregon Mill City, Oregon U.S. Plywood Champion Papers, Inc. The Mill City Enterprise Idanha-Lebanon Printers-Publishera Fred A. Moore, Inc. Parkett Logging Company Logging — Mill City Mehama. Oregon Mill City, Ore. 9736« Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday Subscribe fo The Mill City Enterprise S4.00 per Year ■ S
