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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 1. 1971 Womanl ßcuye. We can offer you more telephones than first meet the eye Work Smarter.. Not Harder Ö V AL LAY TELEPHONE CO POHT OFFICE BOX 507. SILVERTON 303’873-218’ r'’'' One Week Delivery ! WEDDING STATIONERY ( ( HEUOGRAVED" ) 1 Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise f Read it Every Week Santiam Ripples ? $4.00 per Year ) Ì by the creators of The Flower Wedding Line (* Heliograving—not to be confuted with engraving) HELIOGRAVING is rich, raised lettering...with the luxurious distinction of fine craftsmanship -but costs about half as much as you’d expect, and is ready within a week. J Many other styles from which to choose. J 1 Ì .................... THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE 117 N. W. Wall St. Phone 887-2772 Xas' VkV wa/ Oregon’s tourist promotion' Buttered peas Milk efforts to get people to stay Hot rolls and jelly longer and spend more money Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor Phone 897-2772 Pears are evidently working, accoru- Oatmeal cookie ing to ‘“Out-of-State Tourist Round Robin Pinochle Pinochle Party Held Revenue Study for 1970, Tuesday, Jan. 12— which is in the process of ris Beef stew Club Elects Officers At Roberts Home ing published by the State Bread anl butter MEHAMA — Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wilma Moore enter Highway Division. Milk tained members of the Round Ray Roberts were hosts at The study indicates that t ie Lettuce salad Robin Pinochle Club at her Pineapple upside down cake Marilyn Assembly. Order of their home New Year’s eve for overall estimated expenditure home Monday evening. Des Rainbow for Girls, had their a supper and pinochle party. figure for all people visiting Wednesday, Jan. 13— Present for the evening were sert was served before the Christmas partv at the home the state during the past year Chili beans evening of cards. Guests were of Patty and Sue McClintock Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickitt, Mr. was $339,465,000. This figure Buttered toast Jessie Bodeker, Carmen Bam- following the Dec. 23 meeting. and Mrs. Darwin Fehlen. breaks down as follows out-of- Milk Rhonda and Melinda, Mr. and hardt and Elma Stewart. state passenger cars expendi For the program. Mr. War Lemon-lime jello salad New officers were elected ren COx and Keith from the Mrs. Roger Kindred, Mr. and tures on recreation and plea Mixed fruit for the year. Wilma Moore Willamette Valley Humane Mrs. Frank Crowther, Mr. and sure, $272,761,000: out-of-state Brownie was elected president and Mar Society gave a program on the Mrs. Ralph Downer, Mr. and passenger car garet Boroughs, secretary-trea- society. Mr. Cox showed color Mrs. Steve Philippi, Austin business Thursday, Jan. 14— and other. $30883,00«., and Melanie and the hosts, Mr. and out-of-state traveler? bj I surer. Roast beef and gravy ed slides of the society and I Pinochle was won by Irene told how the assembly might and Mrs. Roberts. Whipped potatoes air, rail or bus, $35,821,000. The I Podrabsky, Mabel Yanku* won help. Green beans overall figure for the previous I high prize and Carmen Barn- Milk year was $326,435,000 . Games were played and re hardt won low. Hot muffin pan rolls Among the more significant freshments were served. Win ' The next card party will be ning the faabv animal game Cranberry bars figures in the study are the held Jan. 18 with the place to was Sallv Jenkins who receiv estimated 2,815,200 out-of-state Friday, Jan. 15— be announced later. Weiners and home-made passenger car parties vacation ed a monkey bank for naming By Bernice Straw» buns 11 or 12 babv animals. Lori ing in Oregon during the past Bethel, Jackie Wilson and Extension Homo Managenaeai vear. These car parties car Potato salad Receives Wings Specialist Oregon State ried an estimated 7,613,500 per Buttered corn Helicopter school graduate . . Becky Chestnut received boo- Milk Do chilly days oring steam sons who spent $272,761,000. Captain Donald R. Huckeby of bie prizes of boxes of animal Peach Tudsonia, Ark., proudly wears crackers. Susie Keen received to your windows? There’s’ Each car party was estimated Chocolate chip cookie the silver wings of an Army a dimestik for answering the probably moisture on walls too to have spent an average of but it’s not so obvious. Be $96.89 per trip. The average aviator which he received upon mo«t animal riddles. The girls then exchanged sure upholstered furniture is number of miles traveled per his graduation from a rotary not touching the walls or mil car party was 412. Again, but ,wing flight training course at gifts. Community not surprising, the greatest Attending were Mr. and dew damage may result. i Ft. Rucker, Ala., Tuesday, Dec. 115. Presently a student in the Mrs. Alex Burrell, worthy pa This moisture comes from number of visitors came from '65th Student Officer Company, tron and worthy matron of cooking, dishwashing, bathing, California and Washington. Calendar of Events Among the types of lodging ' he is undergoing training oh Marilvn Chapter. O.E.S., Jen laundering and other neces ny Chance, Beckv Chestnut, used by the visitors were the sary jobs. In just one day, as | the CH-47 “Chinook’’ helicop ter, a more advanced piloting J orilee Cooper, Vicki McCall, much as six gallons of water following: motels, 32.3 percent; course. In April, 1971, he is Susie Keen. Lori Bethel, Vicki vapor can be added to air in friends, 22.6 percent: hotels, 1 Thursday, Jan. 7— percent; camping, 21.1 percent; scheduld to serve in Vietnam. Vandecovering, Sally Jenkins. the home. Jackie Wilson. Karen Davis, If you have a problem, keep house trailers. 3.4 percent; no Mill City Garden Club des 1 L Lvnette Hughes,, Mr. and Mrs. pans covered while cooking. housing facility, 19 percent; sert luncheon 12.30 at the William McClintock, Patty, Use kitchen bathroom exhaust and second house in Oregon, home of Mabel Yankus. Sue and Mark. fans if you have them. A small 0.7 percent. Of those who used camp Rainbow Advisory Board portable fan directed toward the windows and outside walls ground facilities in the state, meets at the home of Mr. and will also help. You need ven 41.5 percent used State Parks; Mrs. Ervin Peterson at 8 p.m. tilation to keep the air moving 21.1 percent used private camp Jaycees meet at hall, 8 p.m. so that moisture doesn’t con grounds; 15.7 percent used By Reliecca Savage dense. It’s the same principle Federal camps: 11.9 percent us F.O.E. Aerie at hall, 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1970, you use to defrost your car ed rest areas; 6.3 percent used Auxiliary officers meeting and county parks; and 3.5 percent intromission, 8 p.m. the sophomore class presented windshield. For more ideas to help cope used city and other camping the Holiday Happenings. The Happening started directly with this problem, ask your areas. Significant survey data for Monday, Jan. 11— INCOME TAX after lunch and continued un county Extension agent for a free bulletin, “ How to Prevent out-of-state passenger cars Lions Club Dinner meeting til school was dismissed at 2:15. SERVICE Table game players, indus- Moisture Damage in Your traveling for recreation and at the Sportsman’s Country Home.’” pleasure shows: average pas Kitchen at 6:30 p.m. More than 30 years contin i trious badminton players, and sengers per car, 2.7; average those who enjoy music and uous service and experience Marilyn Chapter No. 145, dancing all found entertain The newer types of self-pol miles traveled in Oregon, 412; in this area. ment. In the midst of the fan ishing floor wax are shinier Average days in Oregon, 3.5; O.E.S., at the hall, 8 p.m. 1969 recorded over 1,750 atical badminton and checker and longer lasting, which is average daily expenditures per satisfied clients. board players a ping pong what many consumers have car, $27.68: average trip expen Wednesday, Jan. 13— Courteous satisfaction , tournament provided entertain been asking for. But as often ditures per car, $96.89; total Order of Rainbow for Girls, assured. ment for all participating and happens, one problem gets cars outbound. 2,815,200; total solved and another pops up. persons, 7,613,500: average 7:30 at lodge. those looking for a laugh. Mr. EDW. J. BELL Moore and partner Darrel This time the complaint is that daily expendtiure per person, City council meets at City Public Service Office $10.21; average trip expendi- Plotts defeated all contenders. the wax is hard to remove. Hall, 8 p.m. 247 North Third Avenue Stripping wax buildup need ture person, $35.83. 'Hie Holiday Happening was a Stayton, Oregon 97383 Principal elements of data pleasant beginning for Christ not be a back breaking job. Re Htone: 769-2265 move the wax after three or summarized for 1968, 1969 and Thursday, Jan. 14— mas vacation. four waxings. Use very hot 1970: expenditures for recrea I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 144 meets water, plenty of detergent or a tion and pleasure. $215,645,000, floor cleaner that claims to re- $260,964,000, $272,761,000: out- at hall, 8 p.m. move wax. of-state car parties, 2,696,400; Sponsored as a public service Or you can use one-half to 2,847,000. 2,815,200; total per one cup ammonia and one cup sons, 7,550,000, 7,710,000: 7,612.- detergent to a gallon of very 500; average days in Oregon, hot water. Apply to a small 3.3. 3.4, 3.5; average trip expen area at a time, wait two or ditures in Oregon, $79.96, ¿gi three minutes, then mop up. ro, $96.89. Insurance Agency, Inc. After the entire floor is strip As has been the case in re 129 Wall Street ped. rinse thoroughly. Put on cent years, tourist expendi See Vs Fer a thin coat of fresh wax after tures in 1970 increased, but un the floor is completely dry. like previous years, the num AH General Lines of Insurance ber of tourists showed a slight Phone 897-2345 If your pre-school youngster decrease. There was a decrease allowed to pay. So start setting some has you at your wits end these of 1.1 percent in the number rainy days, Mrs. Roberta Fra of out-of-state car parties vis money aside now, at the place to go for sier, family life specialist, Ore iting during the past year com any banking service you need. Our place, gon State University, suggests pared to 1969, and an increase that you try planning some of 4.44 percent compared to U.S. National Bank of Oregon. special activities for him. An 1968. Coupled with this was Member F.D.I.C. egg beater and some water a 44.5 percent increase in total with soap flakes in a bowl can expenditures over 1969. and You owe it to yourself to save... provide the ingredients for 26.5 percent over 1968. some happy time for the three- California had 44.5 percent to-six-.vear old. Give him some of the car parties and spent muffin tins to put his creation 52.7 percent of the money in. Put a washable rug or a Washington had 22 percent of heavy towel on the floor to the car parties but spent only absorb the inevitable drips. Or 12.4 percent of the money. provide a sponge to clean up. These figures represent those Small children will find fun in who came for pleasure only. cleaning up spots and in The study »hows that camn- scrubbing the floor. For such e«-" ....... i longer ------- ., than non-camp- ers stay a venture to be successful, ers. 4.4 davs versus 3.3 div- divs mother must expect a few Campers also travel in larger You can trust your reg spills. ear parties. 3.1 people per cir| car^ c«r istered pharmacist when compared to 2.6 for non-camp ore 060 1 4 .v . . . ers. $93.14. Of those vising illness strikes. Doctor’s for vacation. 21 percent u«. camping facilities and spend prescriptions filled $64.9 million, while non-camp-,' promptly, exactly. ers. who make up 79 percent of visitors spend close to $298 home delivery million. bAI-hCU Summer is by far the most i INSURANCE drugs at prices popular season accounting fir YOU CAN PAY 54.3 percent of the car parties AND TRU8T and 61.4 percent of the people. These people stay longer ark' have more persons per car People visiting |n the fap spend considerably more pe- a?(1 trip than during the other seasons These figures are based on roadside interviews of out-of state drivers and other sources call: available to the State Highway Division They are intended to provide an estimate of ex penditures bv out-of.state Insurance Stayton other 5-il 1st. Ph. «97 2413 or 897-2TM information relative to the or’ Phone 769-5345 Mill City, Orego« gin of travelers, size of car Emergency 769-6392 parties, and tyon of lodging' he'll treat you like a used ;.s as a gu'de for devel devel"n n. of recreational and tour, person...not a number! ment tet facilities and travei"^^ tion programs of the~’state*~' Rainbow Gris Have Christmas Party We have a variety of telephones in different colors and styles. All are available to you. In addition we can provide special telephones for the hard of hearing and other handicapped persons. Call our business office for information on them. OREC-ON 9’381 School Lunch Menu Oregon Rates As ; Monday, Jan. 11— gravy Tourist Attraction Hamburger Whipped potatoes lzz / zz/ j ' Brace yourself Life’s full of living expenses. And the way to be ready for what’s coming is to save. Seriously. At U.S. Bank, you can open as many savings accounts, for as many reasons, as you want. 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