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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1971)
LYONS MEHAMA Ann of Scio, visited in Salem 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 1, 1971 1 ----------—— -------------------------------- — - ■ Wednesday at the homes of, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nastzger with relatives in Seattle. By Eva Breaaler and debbie and Mrs. Grant Mrs. John Teeters and Mrs. Ida Burmester. Prof. Walter Helsel from Smith were in Albany Satur Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jobe . Mrs. .. Don „ Hornberger . - , and . Seattle, visited recently at the day morning. March 27, to at break and family of Roseburg with her brother-in-law and daughter, Carrie, of Tualatin were last week visitors at the sister, Mr. and Mrs. Armand :wer® *ues? several days re- home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley tend the wedding of Connie home of her parents, Mr. and Saari, who are visiting her ‘al the *?OIP,e of ^er par,’ Helsel. Guests for several McMurdie. who is Mrs. Smith’s I days during the Spring vaca- granddaughter, and a niece of Mrs. Joe Bently. from Atkins, Minnesota, spent ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard j tion at the Helsel home were Mrs. Matthis. Wallen. Randy Meek, son of Mr. and Monday through Wednesday Mrs. Joe Tracy and son, Jer 1 their son-in-law and daughter. and Mrs. Mel Pankratz Mrs. Howard Meek, returned at the coast. I Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hamile of Mr. Tangent were guests Sun The Fox Valley Livestock ry, spent several days during 1 of Reno. home the last of the week from day. March 28, at the Grant the Good Samaritan hospital in 4-H club has been divided into the school vacation visiting Guests Sunday, March 21, at Smith home. Portland following surgery on two clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Al his hand. Hemshorn are taking the boys land at the home of Mrs. Mor the home of Mrs. Arthur An Mrs. Ray Roberts went to Last week Mrs. Barbara and Mrs. Jack Shull will have mon’s aunt. Mrs. Stella Foos. derson were Mr. and Mrs. Or- Astoria Tuesday evening. ■ ville Odermann of Gold Beach. Meeder of Salem and grand the girls. The clubs attended March 23. and spent the rest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linde I and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spoel- daughter Andrea Meeder of! the Mid Willamette Valley 4H mann have returned following the week with her husband, Mill City were guests at the Rabbit and Poultry Field day a two weeks’ vacation at Aca . stra of Salem. who is a park ranger, at Ft. Mr. anil Mrs. D. C. Hughes, home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry , at Polk County Fairgrounds at pulco, Mexico. They were ac Cindy, Sheryl. Bill and Laurie Stevens. Deister. | Rickreal Saturday. Those show by Mr. Lindemann’s of Knappa. came March 25 and Vicki Brown of Lyons and Mrs. Ralph Davis and two ing poultry were Kathy Shull, companied and husband. Mr. and j spent the long weekend at the Wendy, Marcy and Jenny Robl children with her mother, Mrs. Jimmy Hemshorn and Alan sister Eldon Tietze of Stayton. 1 home of his mother and aunt of Stayton were guests Friday John Kunkle were Thursday Betz. Troy Betz won a sack of Mrs. Mrs. Gladys Stiffler has re Mrs. E. J. Hughes and Mrs. night at the home of their visitors in Sweet Home at the feed. from a week in Cali M. V. Frame, and visited with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spending part of Spring va turned fornia. She was a guest at the other relatives and friends Harry Monroe, while their par Chase. Mrs. Chase is a daugh cation at the beach were Mrs. home of her son-in-law and here. ents were in Eugene attending ter of Mrs. Kunkle. Jack Shull and Sandy Roy. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Matthis the State A A basketball finals. Visiting at the home of Mr. They visited Mrs. Shull’s par Yeager, at Sebastapol. anil Mrs. Henry Deister is their ents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Saari son Staff. Sgt. William Deister Marrs, at their beach home at from Aitkins, Minn., who have and wife and baby, who is with Terri Del Mar. Also visiting been visiting at the home of the Air Force. They are en there were Mrs. Shull’s daugh her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rob route to Montrey, California, ter. Mrs. Victor LaRoche and ert Jobe, have gone to Long from Fort Mead, Maryland. children, Julie and John, of view. Wn„ to visit with friends. I This was the first time the Milwaukie. They will return here before Deisters had seen their grand The Lyons Extension Unit going home. I son, Charles Henry. They also I will hold their meeting Thurs visited her parents, Mr. and day, April 8, beginning at 10 Mrs. Charles Brown of Shaw. a. m. Lesson for the day will SP/4 Patrick M. Harmon ar be “Vegetables Please" with rived home for a two weeks Lu Brown and Alma Olmstead rest and recreation from Viet the project leaders. Election of Nam. The couple, the former officers will also be held and Sue Sledge, celebrated their a potluck luncheon is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Brown first wedding anniversary while he was here SP/4 Har returned home Sunday from a mon is now back in Viet Nam business and pleasure trip to the San Joaquin Valley, Calif. finishing his tour of duty. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawth Sunday guests at the home orne have arrived home after of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh John spending the winter in Arizona ston and family were their son- and California. They were gone in-law and daughter. Mr. and five months and stated that Mrs. Fred Southerland and home looked pretty good to ’family from Corvallis. them. Mrs. Russell Thiel from A weekend guest at the North Bend is visiting at the Henry Croisant home was Mrs. home of her daughter. Mr. and Ann Giberson from Oregon Mrs. Robert Walton and Salli. She plans to leave Thursday City. Mrs. Florence Burmester ac-. for Chicago to visit her sister, companied by Mrs. Slyvia Bur-1 Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mormon mester and daughter, Mary were Sunday visitors in Port- Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week This ingenious water recycling system will keep the Skookumchuck River running clean. The Skookumchuck River. Clean. And fresh. And cool. And it’ll stay that way after the new power plant near Centralia, Washington, goes into opera tion, because we’ve developed a "closed circuit" system for using its water. I Cal Navel Oranges 8 lbs. SI.00 Large Size system starts here, ten miles upriver, at a dam built specially for the plant. This dam stores up surplus winter rains, which it will then release to supply the plant with the water it needs, while providing the city of Centralia with an additional two million gallons each day. We’ll pump what water the plant requires front the river into this hold ing pond, and then into •!’<“ nini'- where it will be used and re-tt . itil it’s evaporated. None will return to the Skookumchuck. 39« Blue Bell Potato Chips 4 Bagger Regular 83c 69 e water will be heated in Io produce the steam needed to generate elec tricity . Then, we’ll con dense this steam back to waler for re-use by circulating cool water around it. Cinnamon Sugar Rolls pkg. 6 49c Powdered Sugar Donuts 2 doz. 79c Snoboy Frozen Orange Juice 4 6 oz. cans 89c Nabisco Cookie Break . pkg. 59c will heat up the cooling water, e’ll transfer it to huge cooling towers outside the plant. .After it drips through the towers and re-cools, we’ll return it to the condenser to continue its job. Alberto Bom Free To make the plant as efficient as possible. VJ we’ll use more water to wash the coal going into the plant, and flush out ashes from the furnace. The wash water, full of dirt, will be pumped to a settling pond for clarification and later re-use. The dirt, settled at the bo’tom of the pond, will lie trucked to the mining site as land fill. Protein Shampoo Reg. 1.98 99c 59c Super White Tooth Paste Regular $1.05 Norwich Aspirin 205 tablets 99c Regular $1.19 We Have A Good Assortment Of Easter Candy and Novelties We will have real Orchid Corsages Fresh from Hawaii for Easter Prices Effective Thurs. through Sat, April 1-3 BOB'S FOOD MARKET Phone 85O-24ÍM 1015 Main St Lyons. Oregon And that’s it—our plan to keep the Skookumchuck clean. It’s just one of the many ways we re working to keep our plant, and the air and land and water around it, clean. .And to insure the livability of our area for the future while we do our basic job of providing our region with essential electric power. Pacific Power Where they make the electricity that makes thing* nicer for everybody.
