DETROIT
IDANHA
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too
Re-Elected
Rv Root« i'hamn'on
Some State Parks |
To Close Nov. 1
The Junior-Senior classes of
Overnight campgrounds in
For Courteous, Efficient and Responsive
Detroit school were addressed
most of Oregon’s State Parks
by a representative from the
will close for the 1970 season
County Government
I Merrit Davis School of Com
on Sunday, November 1, after
merce on Tuesday afternoon.
another successful season
A visitation from Pacific Nor-
which witnessed the institution
I thwest Independent College
of a reservation system in
marked the day for the Senior
some parks and a Campsite In
, Class on Wednesday.
formation Service, it was an
Visiting here at the home of
nounced today by R. L. Porter,
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Lichlyter
state highway engineer.
for the past week, is Mrs. Lich-
Facilities at Detroit Lake
lyter’s brother. Charley Wise
State Park will remain open
MARION COUNTY COMMISSIONER
ly, of Port Isabell, Texas.
until November 30. The camp
Just a reminder that today,
ing season usually extends
Position No. 2
Thursday, the 29th a well chlid
from May through October,
health conference and immuni-
but weather is often account-
I zation clinic will be conducted
able for a variation in the clos-
Clemens for Commissioner Committee 362-5627
1 by the Marion County Health
uaxvey w. Baxer, Port ing dates, especially m the high
; Dept, in the faculty room of land surgeon, was reelected altitudes of Central and East
president of the American Can ern Oregon where cold weather
cer Society’s Oregon division could make an earlier closing
at the organization’s mid-Octo- date necessary.
This year, seven overnight
ber annual meeting in Bend.
Detroit High School Hours are camps will remain open
throughout the year. Of these,
from 9:30 a.m. to noon and 1:00 six
are located on the Oregon,
to 3:30 p.m. Physicals will be
Coast
and the other is located i
by appointment only.
in southwestern Oregon, ap
Velma Aiderman returned proximately
Are you one of the nearly 35,000 Marion County Voters who
12 miles south of
home over the weekend follow
Grants Pass between Inter
ing
a
weeks
visit
at
the
home
Voted NO to a Sales Tax in 1969 ? ? ?
state 5 and the scenic Rogue
of her mother in LaGrande.
Guest speakers at the Idanha River. These parks are Fort
Community Church Sunday Stevens, Cape Lookout, Bever
Then you should be concerned about the fact that Senator
were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ly Beach. Jessie M. Honney-
Koehler, missionaries from man, Bullards Beach, Harris
Bob Elfstrom voted five times in the Legislature for Five Sep
Panama. They spoke of their Beach, and Valley of the Ro
work as missionaries and show gue.
Generally the State Parks
arate Measures that would have given you a Sales Tax!
ed a movie film on missionary
work, and scenic pictures of i are never closed to the public
i for day use; however, in high
Panama.
Marion Coun+y can no longer afford Bob Elfstrom's
A swap in area residency in I altitudes snow and freezing
the towns of Detroit and Idan I weather may close access to
"influence ' on Tax Legislation in the Oregon Senate ! !
ha have been noted recently. some areas or require draining
Moving to Idanha recently water systems and closing rest
from here was Mr. and Mrs. rooms. In the valley, coastal,
Joe Lichlyter and family. They and low-altitude areas, this
earlier in the year had purch-, disruption of service may be
ased the Myron Haines proper-, for only short periods of time.
ty in Idanha and have been i
busy through the summer with
extensive remodeling to the I Benton Pyeatt Finishes
home. Moving into the Howard '
ELECT
Dean home here vacated by Basic Training at Diego
, the Lichlyters, was the Albert I
Adams family of Idanha. Plan-1 SAN DIEGO—Navy Seaman
ning to move from here this Apprentice Benton L. Pyeatt,
week into the former Melba son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Py
i Delliare home, now Stuckart eatt of Route 1, Lyons, was
j property, in Idanha, are Mr. graduated from basic training
and Mrs. Lee Eoas and family. at the Naval Training Center,
■ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and San Diego.
family of Idanha recently mov He attended Stayton Union
ed into one of the U. S. Ply High School, Stayton. His next
wood-Champion Papers Inc., duty station is San Diego a-
; board the USS Hull.
homes near the plant.
Detroit school will hold their
I annual carnival Saturday, No-!
_____
vember 7 at 7:30 p. m. in the IETTEDC
Marion County — Position No. I
I grade school gym. All classes,'
IfclVJ
| including the Kindergarten'
Paid for by Burbidge for Senator Committee; Mrs. Lorene Lovretich,
TO THE
will participate in the event.
Chrm., Box 7074, Salem, Oregon.
. The usual booths, concessions,!
plus bingo and a cake walk will
furnish entertainment.
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ADD LETTER TO ED.
4__The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct 29, 1970
DON’T BE A POLITICAL DROPOUT
BACK UP YOW?
TALK
WITH YOW? .
|
VOTE/
CLEMENS
Let's Talk Taxes
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360
Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday
Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill
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, reprint
without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
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.
MtMtttK
__________ MEMBER_________
Oregon
Newspaper
Keith Burbidge Will Fight Any Sales Tax,
Vote For Him.
NÊWA peb
Association - Founded 1885
BURBIDGE
DON W. MOFFATT .............
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............. ..---- Editor and publisher
GEORGE LONG ..... ............. -......... Assistant Publisher-Printer
NORMA LONG ___ ......................... Society and News Editor
ROSE CREE .......... ................................... Local News Editor
MARY KELLY ...... ................................ ...... Local News Editor
STATE SENATOR
CORRESPONDENTS
• letroit-Idanha
Gates .............
Mehama........
Lyons ______
' EDITOR
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The following letter has been
received from the Marion Co.
Department of Health.
Subject: Vapona Pesticide
strips prohibited:
We received a memo from
the U. S. Public Health Service,
dated April 28, 1970, regarding
the Vapona Pesticide Strips.
I These devices were covered in
an earlier memo dated Febru-
I ary 1, 1968, relating to automat-
. ic or continuous dispensing of
| insecticides in food establish-
, ments and milk houses. The
most recent memo states that
I the Vapona Strips are not to
be used in kitchens, restaur
ants, where food is prepared or
served.
You will note the warning
on the Vapona Strip label—Do
not contaminate food or water.
Recet data shows that under
favorable conditions residues
of DDVP in exposed prepared
foods will range up to 0.5 ppm. .
Under the provisions of the 1
April. 1970, U. S. Public Health
Service memo, no automatic or
continuous dispensing devices
are to be used in food estab
lishments and milk houses nor
are the DDVP (Vapona Pesti
cide Strips) to be used.
Four
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Subscription Rates
Marion-Linn Counties, per year_____ ___
$4.00
Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ....
$4.50
Outside Oregon, per year ............................
$5.00
KEITH
*
When driving on express
ways. watch for signs so you
i can get in the proper exit lane
in advance. If you muss your
exit, don't stop, or slow down:
go on to the next exit. De
crease speed rapidly once you
are in the deceleration lane,
but not when leaving the ex
pressway.
When passing a pedestrian in
the street, motorists should
slow down and give him room.
If the pedestrian is crowded by
a car, he can easily become
confused and step into the
path of an approaching vehicle.
“I had the right-of-way" is
never an excuse for an acci
dent. When there’s any ques
tion. it is advisable that you
yield the right-of-way.
If you voted for All Ullman
learn how you voted for the
seizure of your gun and am
munition and exempted con
victed criminals. Send 50c to
Congressional Facts Chairman
George Rachau. Box 235. El .
gin. Oregon. 97827.
pol ad. I
He promotes a balanced multiple use
of our forest resource."
HECTOR
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FOR
STATE SENATOR
Senoior Comm—Cecil Humobrev Qw 1046 W 11 th
Alban. Oregon 97321
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