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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1971)
4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 5, 1971 FREE SEASONINGS THE Down in June MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 For Oregon State Fair Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill Building permits were down City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. in Linn Co. in June, 1971, com The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility SALEM—The pace at the pared to June, 1970, the Uni versity of Oregon Bureau of | Oregon State Fairgrounds is ually unaware of countless for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint up to a lively tempo man-hours (and woman-hours) without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an Business and Economic Re- stepping -*---- ‘----------------------------------- search has reported. as preparations for the 106th and the astonishing amounts advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. of material necessary to put it An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development In June, 1971, the total was BIG ONE gets under way. all together. of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. $531,950 compared to $538,220 Opening day for the 10-day For instance: 2,000 gallons event is August 28—just in the same month last year. ivrjv^ocn MEMBER or paint, 8,000 board feet of Building permits from 150 around the corner. lumber, 2,500 feet of plywood, Oregon Painting and cleaning, weed identical reporting centers in HERE'S HOW TO GET YOUR FREE SET: 200 pounds of nails, and 1,500 Newspaper Oregon totaled $59,619,133 in ing and watering, repairing replacement light bulbs are With each minimum purchase of $3.00 or more, you re Publishers and building and a myriad of June, 1971. This was 29.4% ceive a jar of your choice FREE. Additional jars may be other activities are necessary some of the items needed just Association higher than June, 1970. Association - Founded 1885 t oget things in shape. purchased for only 19c each. Your custom designed spice The state total in June, 1971, to set the stage for this annual The beautiful lawns, flow Subscription Rates rack is only $1.99 with any purchase. included $38.664,053 for 2,792 exhibition of Oregon’s unique ers and trees require: 2,000 $4.50 new dwelling units; $15,050,272 ness. This year the fair sa pounds of dry fertilizer, 750 Marion-Linn Counties, per year...... ............................ $4.00 was for new non-residential lutes “Oregon the Beautiful”, gallons of liquid fertilizer, 100 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year........................... IT'S OUR WAY OF SAYING, "THANK'S Outside Oregon, per year....................................................... $5.50 construction; and $5,904,808 according to Robert L. Stev pounds of grass seed, 600 FOR COMING IN." PHILLIPS PETROL was for additions, alterations ens, manager. pounds of clover seed, 150 DON W. MOFFATT .................................... Editor and Publisher | and repairs to existing struc EUM COMPANY. yards of topsoil, 5 pounds of GEORGE LONG ........................... Assistant Publisher-Printer tures. zinnia seeds. 10 pounds of NORMA LONG..........................................Society and News Editor For the same month last At Phillips 66 It's Performance That Counts j year, marigold seed, 300 flats of an ALAN YANKUS ................................... Local News Editor the $46,070,071 total of nuals, 50 units of bark dust, MARY KELLY ................... Local News Editor I permits was composed of $21,- 100 pounds of slug bait, 500 CORRESPONDENTS ' 821,070 for 1,619 new dwelling gallons of weed killer and 12,- Detroit-Idanha By Boots Champion ....... ....................................... Boots Champion units; $14,362,734 for new non- 000 gallons of water an hour Gates .............. About a 25-foot concrete ................................................._... Betty Kelle residential construction, and to make it all flourish. Mehama .......... ................. Mrs. John Teeters-Jean Roberts | $9,886,267 for additions, alter wall (wing of the brow-log) WES FLANDERS There are 14,950 premium Lyons .............. Eva Bressler .................... ations, and repairs to existing at Stuckart’s Lumber Com Phone 897-8908 Mill City pany, Idanha, collapsed and books and booklets printed, 1,- structures. tell into the pond Friday after 089,470 tickets printed for a noon. Cause of the collapse variety of uses and 6,500 park ing stickers. Ribbons ordered has not been determined. Sunday visitors at the Har for first, second, third and old Champion home were Mr. special awards total 16,478; and Mrs. Calvin Chambers of banners for livestock, 78; horse Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Buck show rosettes, 2,564; 117 horse Weaver of Palm Springs, Calif. show trophies and seven me Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hopson, dallions and arrangements Idanha, are receiving felicita have to be made for these. Ninety tons of bedding tions on the birth of a son, straw are required for first born Friday, July 30th, at a We wish to thank our many friends who have used our services Salem hospital. Named Joel, bedding for the livestock — he tipped the scales at eight and it all has to be hauled during our fifteen years at our old location in downtown Stay pounds six ounces. Paternal away later. There will be 1,200 feet of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ton, and welcome the opportunity to serve you in our present Lee Hopson, Sr. of Idanha, new fencing, and eight or ten and maternal grandmother is new food booths. It will take home in the STAYTON SHOPPING CENTER at 1005 North Mrs. Roslie Oatman of Eu about 4,800 gallons of gasoline in assortetd equipment to ac gene. Mrs. Virgil James, Idanha, complish all this. First St Of course, everything has was admitted to Santiam Me morial hospital, Stayton, Tues to be cleaned — dormitories day of last week for surgery, tidied up and cots readied. I Weekend visitors at the Demonstration kitchens put in home of Mr. and Mrs. Len working order, as well as rest-1 I Davis were Mr. and Mrs. Lan- rooms. And countless windows washed. ny Vickers of Seattle. Mail volume swells, incom I Spending a few days at the Len Davis home last week was ing and outgoing. The phones 1 Mr. Davis’ brother. W. H. ring constantly—not quite as | Davis of San Mataeo, Calif. much as at fair time when 10,- ■ While here Len and his broth- 000 calls a day have been I er spent a couple of days fish tallied. At this point it seems there will never be enough ing at Blue Lake. Jimmy Hiebert, son of Mr. time, but somehow, miraculous and Mrs. Henry Hiebert of ly almost, opening day finds Idanha, was admitted so Sal the livestock barns full, the em Memorial hospital Sunday Women’s World exhibits neat where he underwent major ly in place, the Floral Gardens in full splendor, the art and surgery Monday morning. I The Dallas home of Mr. and photo shows well arranged, I Mrs. Henry Quiring was the the carnival ready to go, and I setting Sunday for a family everything shipshape for an- reunion, honoring Mrs. Justina other exciting fair. Ediger on her 80th birthday anniversary. Attending the 1 potluck affair from here were Your Chevrolet Salesman Says: | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiebert and family and Mr. and Mrs. "Look at These BARGAINS" Harold Hiebert and infant. DETROIT — Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ediger is the mother of Len C. Davis of Idanha an- ; Mrs. Henry Hiebert and Mrs. nounced that their son, Dr. | '70 Plymouth Fury III Coupe Quiring. About 35 members John Davis was named as one of the family were in attend- of six, outstanding teachers at With air, automatic Purdue University. Dr. Davis ’ . ance. O 1111 111 1I 11 1 doo dL III c Villa V 111 cl uvL accepted t. J-/ Ltf U cl a position pvol llvll do as X&OOVr Asso- j , Summer mass at the Trans. Power Steering ' Marie at the Upper Breiten- ciate Professor of Education. ,bush Hot Springs will end Au-1 at Purdue University in 1969, gust 12, it was announced here following six years as Associ- this week. Services have been ate Professor at Central Wash- '70 Impala 4 door Sedan conducted every Sunday ington State College in Ellens morning at 10 a.m. by Rev. burg, Wash. A graduate of De With air, automatic Robert S. Neugebauer, and troit High school, he received Trans., Pow. Steering will continue until the August his bachelor degree at Oregon 12 date. Mass at Detroit’s St. College of Education, and his Home Phone 859-2552 Christopher's church under master’s and doctorate at the the direction of Father Mc University of Oregon. Naughton is held at 5:15 p.m ! Dr. Davis, his wife and fam ily reside in Hammond, Ind., on Saturday evenings only. Station Wagon, V8, Automatic, Power Steering, Weekend guests at the home on the Calumet campus, one of Power Brakes, Automatic Hubs A Real Buy of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Han four Purdue University cam cock and family were Mr. puses. and Mrs. Tex Artburn of Eu gene. Boat Capsizes at I Vern Collins, Detroit, was Detroit Lake; taken to Salem Memorial hos- with Caveman Self Contained Chassis Mount Camper. V8 4 speed, I pital Monday morning by De No Injuries PiMwer Steering and Brakes. Real Ix>w Mileage. troit Mobile First Air unit, | DETROIT—A 21-foot cruis 1 following an apparent heart er named “Gay Girl” and i attack. Friends reported his owned by John Madarus. was condition as satisfactory late reported to have capsized Sun- Monday night. ' day night and sank in Detroit Rev. Harold Roth will de- Lake near South Shore camp- liver the sermon Sunday I ground. Although there were morning at the Idanha Com seven people aboard the craft, munity church in the absence I no injuries were reported, I of Rev. Orville Swindler. | other than getting a cold dunk Dinner guests Monday eve ing. ning at the home of Rev and Some gear and clothing Mrs. Harold Roth and family (was missing. Causing of the were Rev. and Mrs. Robert | capsizing was not learned. Lathrop of Lyons. Guests at Bud Whiteley, was called the Roth home on Sunday I to the scene and towed the were Mr and Mrs Frank I boat to safety. Skokol of Portland The Sko- I kol's have a summer home Kindergarten Mothers I Maverick 2-Door Sedan here We are pleased to offer our neighbors a unique set Of eight spices and seasonings especially selected for prepar ing tasty indoor and cook-out meals. In addition to the FREE “Spice Ship” Seasonings, we are offering you the opportunity of purchasing a beautiful SPICE RACK for only $1.99. This rack was made es- necially to hold your eight spices and seasonings. It has been hand crafted in the mountains of North Carolina specifically for your set of seasonings 11 H ■ I DETROIT IDANHA MILL CITY PHILLIPS 66 NOTICE Drushella Real Estate Cammack Insurance North Santiam Federal Credit Union Jerry Coffman John Davis Gets Honor at Purdue $2,995.00 $2,995.00 1968 Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive $O CQC 1963 Chevrolet 1 ton truck, 2 speed real axle $2795 1966 International Travel All $1695 1969 International Travel All, V8,3 Speed, O.D. $1095 1966 GMC 6 Man Cab Pickup .... $1695 1965 Chevrolet 3/4 Ton 4x4,6 man cab pickup $1695 Leaving 1964 Chevrolet % Ton SWB 6 Cyl. 4 Speed PU $1095 1955 Jeep 4x4 Pickup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $895 John Lucas Chevrolet Inc. Stay ton. On-gon Phone 769-2126 for Drift Creek at Idaha To Meet N4eet ât Iddhd IDANHA — A meeting of* camp, a church youth camp at Kernville. Saturday, were Kindergarten mothers is slat i Cindy Roth. Dana Wilkerson. ed for Tuesday, August 10 at David White, Ann Taylor. 2 p. m in the club room of the Connie, Monte and Brian Idanha Fire Hall. Mrs. Jerry Lawrence, pre Guerin. The group plans to re turn home Thursday. Kern sident of the Deanha Kinder ville is inland from Taft. Ore. garten urges that all mothers Spending the day Monday of pre-school children attend. at the home of Mr and Mrs. Enrollment of pre-schoolers Henry Hiebert and family was , will be taken at this time, as Rev and Mrs Pete Unruh and well as a discussion on fund family. from the E.M.B. ■ raising projects. Children who will reach the church, Dallas. of 3 5 years by The average fairgoer enjoy- age ot Dy November rsovemoer ing the final production is us- 15 are eligible for enrollment. All our ’71s have to go. So we re movin’ ’em out at year-end low prices. MO YE IN AND SAVE Philippi Motor Company Telephone 769-2117 1094 First Street Stay ton. Oregon
