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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1971)
THE MILL CITY -Ç .9 . fr»* | ENTERPRISE 807-2772 Mill City, Ore. 9736« »TMHtebed at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursdnj 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 responsibilitj for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprim 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 developmeni of the timber industry and agriculture In this area. MtMttCk MEMBER Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association NNA AModnBan - Founoad IMS S B HI Subscription Rates Marion-Linn Counties, per year ___ ’ Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year Outside Oregon, per year ____ ________ »4.00 S4J0 $3.00 DON W MOFFATT — .......... Editor and Publisher GEORGE LONG ... ------ ------ -...... Assistant Publtaher-Printet NORMA LONG__ ---------------------- Society and News Edltoi ROSE CREE . ---- ..................................- Local News Editor MARY KELLY ...... — ------ ------------- ---------Local NewB Bdltor CORRESPONDENTS Detroit-Idanha --............. -.........Boc ts Champion ------------ ------ „----- Rose Cree Mrs John Teeters - Jean Robertt ----- ---- ------------- Eva Bressler States _______ Menama......... Lyons ______ Twin Falls, Ida.; three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Capithaine, Mrs. Audrey Diebeck and Mrs. Rosie Smith, all of Fairfax, Okla., and five grandchildren. were overnight guests here. 3—The MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 7, 1971 Mrs. Arthur Anderson spent cordially invited to attend. the Christmas weekend at the school, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis of home of her son’s family, the There will be a potluck dir. Jack Andersons at Brookings, i ner at the Mehama church fol Portland were guests at the home of her brother-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer of I.eaburg were overnight guests lowing the morning worship sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tay- Saturday. Dec. 27, at the home I service Jan. 10. Everyone is lor, from Dec. 31 to Jan. 3. of Mrs. E. J. Hughes and Mrs. i THOMAS A. TRFNT M. V. Frame. New Year’s day ' Mr«. John Teet«»r« Thomas A. Trent, 70. of Cor guests of Mrs. Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fletch Mrs. Frame were their broth vallis, father of Mrs. Helen Cox of Mill City, died Dec. I er returned Dec. 28 from a six er’s family, Mr. and Mrs. XV. 31 at a Corvallis hospital fol weeks trip when they visited I T. Mulkey, and daughter and with a daughter’s family, Mr. son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. | lowing a short illness. Cull Ur Any Day For A native of Kansas, he mov and Mrs. Richard Maestas and Thomas Hollcroft and children , ed to Corvallis in 1942. He was sons at Oxnard, Calif., another of Portland. No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phillips' a building engineer at Corval son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Stayton and Gates. lis High school for 24 years and Mrs. Ken Terry and fam and family of Roseburg were until his retirement in 19oC ily at Compton, with relatives overnight guests Dec. 30 at the ON OR OFF THE CABLE He was a member of the First and friends in Long Beach, home of his parents, Mr. anl RCA VICTOR then with two son’s families, Mrs. Keith Phillips and Wil United Methodist Church. Services were held at 2:30 on the Dale Fletchers at Hunting low. TAe Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. Sunday at the United Metho ton Beach and the Richard Mrs. Giles Wagner is con RCA WHIRLPOOL dist Church in Corvallis with Fletchers at Garden Grove. A valescing from surgery she un Rev. William O. Walker offi son. Harvey Fletcher, who is derwent Dec. 29 at the Univer The Best Laundry Equipment elating. Interment was in the tippearing with the San Fran sity of Oregon Medical School Twin Oaks Cemetery. cisco Symphony Concert Or Hospital in Portland. Survivors are the widow, chestra on Jan. 17, joined the Jean Roberts, a Mehama Mabel of Corvallis; four daugh family for Christmas dinner. grandmother, received word ters. Mrs. Helen Cox, Mil! Mrs. Jennie Moe returned last week from the Oregon Col City; Mrs. Mary I.u Snod- home from Klamath Falls, lege of Education that she haa grass, Salem; Mrs. Esther Mc Dec. 27 where she had spent; completer! a 11 requirements Allister, Lake Stevens, Wash,, a couple of weeks visiting ] for a Bachelor of Science de- and Irene Trent, Corvallis; with her daughter’s family, the gree in Elementary Education Appliance — Radio four brothers. Bill Trent. Fai'- Joe Joneses Her granddaugh- anti that she would receive her SALES — SERVICE fax, Okla.;; Darle Trent. Rus ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. degree at the graduation exer- Stayton sell, Kan.:: Don Trent. San Ron Kowalis and daught?.’. I cises in June. Mrs. Roberts is Diego, Calif.; and Ben Trent, brought Mrs. Moe home and now teaching at the Mari Linn OBITUARIES MEHAMA TV, Radio & Appliance Service F LAU, RTER ó l PO 3^ irLY: Baldwin’s SALE STARTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 7th White Polyester Fiberfill Permanent Press Sheets BED PILLOWS FLAT or FITTED 50% POLYESTER 50% COTTON $2.49 $2.98 $3.98 $5.98 $1.49 GOLD—PINK—BLUE —LIME J 72x104 Twin $2.98 81x104 Double $3.98 42x36 CASES $1.98 Pair Mattress Pad and Cover Combination FOXCROFT SHEETS GUARANTEED FOR 100 WASHINGS FLAT or FITTED MUSLIN $|98 $24’ 81 X 108 72 X 108 TWIN FITTED SALE FULL FITTED SALE $4.99 $5.99 Polyester Filled Pad With Corner Strap Regular $5.98 Regular $4.98 FULL SIZE — SALE $4.99 TWIN SIZE — SALE $3.99 Cotton Filled Mattress Pad Regular $3.29 Regular $4.29 Quilted Bedspreads 42 X 36 Cases 27x27 FULL or TWIN SIZE 100% POLYESTER Regular 7.98 70 x 90 Sheet Blankets $066 Regular $3.49 SALE Per Yard iK BLEACHED MUSLIN OQf WWPerYard 100% Cotton 4 YARDS 39 Inches Wide $J99 SPECIAL 50% Dacron 50% Nylon Assorted Colors 75% Nylon 25% Dacron 2 Tone Designs 2 Piece Bath Sets $A99 Reg. 5.98 SALE “ Oval Cut Pile Mat with All Around Fringe. Assorted Solid Colors QQ« Reg. $1.49 Per Yard WW 65% Polyester 35% Cotton — Machine Washable 45 Inches Wide TERRY CLOTH $11 DO FOR JL Regular $1.98 Per Yard $149 Urk 100% NYLON Regular $4.98 VALUES 101. S1A Permanent Press Poplin White and Assorted Stripe Patterns 54 to 56 Inches Wide UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Dish Clothes 4 m BOUCLE KNITS $098 Reg. 4.98 Value WA Per Yard Machine Washable Assorted Colors 58 to 60 Inches Wide Reg. 49c SALE 36 Inches Wide Regular 8.98 to 10.98 SALE $7.99 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS $A50 Reg. Value $5.98 to $6.98 Assorted Spreads $1.99 Bleached Sack Towels | O $100 23x24 Inches for A 1 "Ideal" Diapers $019 Birdseye Mi Dozen Choice of "Cameo" or "Boutique" Solid or Prints FULL SIZE Reg. 16.98 SALE $12.99 TWIN SIZE Reg. 14.98 SALE $11.99 QUEEN S.ze Reg. 22.98 Sale $19.99 100% Acetate Quilted Taffeta with Cotton Backing and 100% Polyester Fill TWIN SIZE — SALE $2.66 FULL SIZE — SALE $3.66 Vinyl Mattress Covers PAIR Regular $7.98 Queen Size ! POLYESTER FILLED Regular $5.98 Regular $6.98 2 t.$8” 2 _ $10” CT. •yl COLORS WHITE 72x104 Twin 81x104 Double 90x115 Queen 108x1 15 King 42x36 CASES Regular $5.98 Standard Size • • • r ci I cs rvj Assorted Plein Colors and Prints 45 Inches Wide BALDWIN’S 351 N. Third Ave. Stayton, Oregon
