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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1970)
4—Tbe .MAI City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 10, 19’0 THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 * Publird><-d at Mill City, Marion Comity, Ore. every Tbnrxiay Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Pjetoffice at Mil City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements It will however. reprin’ without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of ar advertisement 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. MtMdtk __________ member __________ 1 Oregon Newspaper Publishers a Association - FounOad 1863 = ^’= Association NWAf!l Subscription Rates Marion-Linn Counties, per ywor -------------- Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ..._ Outside Oregon, per year______________ DON W. MOFFATT — GEORGE LONG ___ NORMA LONG_____ ROSE CREE _______ MARY KELLY _____ M.or 845Í $5 0C ................ Editor. and publisher .... Assistant Publisher-Printer ..... Society and News Editor ................ Local News Editor Local News Editor . ........... CORRESPONDENTS «étroit- Idanha Gates---------- Menama------ Lyons ______ _____________________ Boots Champion ................................................. Rose Cree Mrs. J.hn Teeters - Jean Robert» __________________ Eva Bressler the home of his parents. Mr. ditional Labor Day guests at and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead. His the Downing home were their wife, who had been called to other daughter and husband, By Eva Breaaler California by the illness of her Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown Mr. and Mrs. Norman John father, returned Saturday and and family from Crescent City, son and son Eric from Auburn. returned home M nday with California Washington were Saturday af them Mr. and Mrs. Rick Rowley ternoon and over night guests from Corning, California have Recent visitors at the Henry at the home of her parents Mr. moved into the Alexander and Mrs. Alex Bodeker Addi Croisant home were Mr. and house on the comer of 8th and tional Saturday night dinner Mrs. Paul Janke of Albany and Main street. guests were their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pitman from Mrs. Vernon Digerness and husband. Mr and Mrs. Earl Newberg. three children Cheryl, Kuirt Len- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hampton. David and Shelley and Roger from Lacoms Wn„ gacher and two children from of Salem. were Sunday overnight and Mrs. Carrie Osburn from Orofino, Idaho spe: the week Monday guests at the home of Ashland is visiting at the end at the home of his parents, I her mother. Mrs. Ethel Huff home of her daughter Mrs. Leo Mr. and Mrs. John Lengacher man. Johnson. Additional Labor Day Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Kimery weekend guests were her dau Recent guests at the home of from Sandy were weekend ghter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roljert Walton guests at the home of his bro Mrs Ron Taylor and four I and Salli were her parents, Mr. ther, Mr and Mrs. Bill Kim children from Tacoma. Wash, j and Mrs. Russell Thiel from ery. They also visited at the Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Foltz North Bend. Frank Kimery home. Addition are announcing the birth of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strom, who al Sunday guests at the Kimery their first child, a son, born had spent the last two weeks home were Mr. and Mrs. Calire Sunday. September 6 at the at me home of her sister, Mrs. Shelton and family from Esta Santiam Memorial hospital in Ethel Huffman, returned the cada. Mrs. Lynn Swan and ba Stayt ■ weighing 7 lbs. 7 oe first of the week to their home by from Mill City and Mr. and and has oeen named Robert at Polson, Montana. Mrs. Ed Sutterberg from Port Scott, grandson of Mr. and Mr.-. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carle land. Harley Scott of Lyon« and ton and family from The Dalles great grandson of Mrs. Joseph were Labor Day weekend ine Johnson of Mehama. guests at the home of her par Donald Olmstead and four ents. Mr. and Mrs. Orville children of Auburn. Washing- Downing, and his parents. Mr n- k n < »u«*< and Mrs. John McClurg. Ad-1 L Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise State Grange Lecturerj LYONS — Mrs. Margaret Rice, State Grange l>eciurer spoke at the Santiam Valley Grange Friday night, Septem ber 4 on “Medic-Alert" stress ing use of Identification tag for those allergic to antibiotic for Diabetis, heart ’rouble etc also identification for doners of eye, kidneys etc. Plans wert also discussed for their annual Grange Harvest Festival ant Fair to be held Saturday af ternoon and evening September 19 with a work night planned for Wednesday night, Septem ber 16 to set up tables, and de corate. Mrs. Lucy Palmer, Women’s Activity chairman reported things are in readiness for the turkey dinner, starting at 5:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. James Sil- bernagel were obligated in the 4th degree. Mrs. Ella Schulz of Portland, I^dv Assistant Stew ard was a guest of the evening Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting, at the close of the meeting. —1^— You Are Invited To See And Inspect The New 1971 Vega 2300 Line CHEVROLET’S NEW ECONOMY CAR L One of four models— Kammback wagon in new Vega line A new type of sports wagon blending improved handling stability with cargo carrying utility is tbe Kammbark wagon model of Chevrolet’s 1971 Vega 2300 economy car line. This four-passenger fun- to-drive vehicle has a rear window-door that lifts for maximum accessibility and a fold-down rear seat for eitra load rapacity. This is one of four Vega models. Better handling than usual economy cars, Vega ’ “J a z new, _ . domestic-built 2------ 2. U‘l lightweight cam engine to fill r performance needs of __________ American has _ ____ overhead _______________ _________ ____________________ drivers. It gives impressive r fuel economy and low emissions. Among "firsts" in economy cars car» are Vega’a power-flow interior ventilation (with air exhausted through louvers on rear fenders), comfort able molded foam seats and steel side-guard beams in the doors. Vega models go on sale in Chevrolet dealerships on Thursday, September 10. r—-............................ - .......... Chevrolet introducen Sprightly Vega Hatchback Coupe Thursday, September 10 Bar-B-Que Hamburgers on Homemade Buns, Sliced To- matoe, Potato Salad, Choco late Chip Cookies, Cantaloupe >ipt. Milk. Thursday, September 10— Chili Beans, Buttered Toast. Mixed Fruit, Chocolate Cake, 14 pt. Milk. Friday, September Il- Fish Krisps, Tater - Tots, Green Beans, Applesauce, Cinnamon Twist», % pt. Milk. Monday, September 14— Weiner on Homemade Bun, Potato Chips. Buttered Corn, Fruited Jello, Mountain Bar Cookie, H pt. Milk. Tuesday, September IS— Spaghetti, Buttered Peas. Cinnamon Toast, Peaches, »4 pt. Milk. Wednesday, September 16— Vegetable-Hamburger Soup. Peanutbutter Sandwich, Fruit Cocktail Cake with Topping, % pt Milk. Thursday, September 17— Navy Beans, Lettuce and To matoes, Batter Bread, Apple crisp, H pt. Milk. Friday, September 18— Macaroni and Cheese, Spin ach, Bread and Butter, Pur ple Plums, Sugar Cookie Bar. *4 pt. Milk. DETROIT IDANHA By Boots Chamoion Patty Tower returned home last Thursday accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Yurik, who she had been visiting dur ing the summer at McKees port. Pa. Mrs. Yurik, who has been visiting the past week at the Idanha home of her sister, Mrs. Cecelia Tower, plans to leave for her home Thursday. Stuckart Lumber resumed operations Tuesday following closure over the Labor Day holidays. A party of six bird hunters left here Friday night for Eastern Oregon to take ad vantage of the opening on sage hens. Those in the party were Ray Sophy of Jordan Valley, Richard Rice and a friend of Turner, Russell Rice and Ray Sophy Jr. of Salem and Harold Champion. They were hunting some 30 miles south of Burns and had a successful hunt. The weather was cloudy by Satur day afternoon with rain setting in that evening. Sunday it was cloudy and windy. After the sun popped out Tuesday afternoon about 1 o’clock, this reported noticed a lot of white stuff flying in the air. The air was so full, on I this street anyway, that it looked like snow flakes. I fin ally caught one and it appear I ed to be a tiny flying ant with ' rather large wings for the size ' of the insect. They evidently I had just hatched. The birds were having a ball catching them on the wing and the cats are watching the birds. In this case survival for all is at a minimum. Camp Information Center Closed The Campsite Information Center operated by the State Highway Division closed for the year. Monday, it was an nounced by Roderick L. Port er, state highway engineer. The system provided a state wide toll-free number, 1-800- 452-0294, which people could use to obtain the latest inform ation concerning availability of campsites in State Parks and other data concerning parks and recreation areas. It was designed to help relieve the congestion at some of Ore gon's more popular sites and the frustrations of driving to a site and finding it full. Highway officials plan to study the effectiveness of the system before deciding if it will be continued next season. REWARD for information on two English racer bicycles stolen from our carport Sun day evening Ph. 897-2883. 37 FOR RENT — Advertising space in The Mill City En terprise. Reasonable rates and you get good returns on your investment 43tf f) First and Hollister - Stayton U’edneMiay, H<i»teinber 9— Too Late to Classify 8to9p. m. 1 STAYTON < ( At Grange Meeting ^ qq I OREGON Call 769-2126 This distinctive four-p*ssenger coupe model of Chevrolet’s new 1971 Vega 2300 economy ear ha3 a wide comb.nation rear window and rear deck that swings up for easy access to the rear compartment end a fold down rear seat for extra cargo room. This is one of four Vega models. Vega's individual i'vling will be continued for at least four rears. Roomier and better handling than usual economy cars, k ega has a new. domestic-built lightweight overhead cam engine to fill performance needs of American drivers. It gives impressive fuel economy and low emissions. Among “firsts" in economy cars are Vega’s power-flow interior ventilation, comfortable molded foam seats and steel side-ju-rd Lcatui la the doors. Vega models go on sale in Chevrolet dealerships on Thursday. September 10. ■ HOMEOWNERS SAVE Call: ’till. Al. 1. MAX 1 718 Phone 7H9-3729 mt. .... .-------------------- L
