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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1971)
7—The .Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 5, 1971 ffie advantage OF OUR LOW FOOD PRICES A Salem Scene Farm Auction by Jack Zimnitrman Located 3 Mlles W. Mill City 4 Miles East i Un-Conference ’71 Version Aside from the obvious phy CLYDE H. BRESSLER Of Lyons on old Mill CityLyons Highway LYONS — Funeral services sical differences, Un-Confer- At Lewis & Clark Campus will be held at 10:30 Wednes ence 71 will proceed in much The Un-Conference. ^at the same manner established day morning. August 4 at the statewide “1— last fall when the gathering Weddle Funeral Home in I unstructured Farm Machinery . . . session” between the young was ’ billed as “something more Stayton for Clyde H. Bressler, Oliver tractor, row crop 60 (runs), 1 bottom plow, 78, who died in a Salem hos- j >* and the established is on again. than garth Day.' new tractor tire and tube. Caterpillar tractor, TRD 6 pital Saturday following a1 And those attending can 1 | Un-Conferences ____ .______ K .„. are the pro- (runs), old GMC truck 4 wheel drive, w/27 ft flat ; leave their sleeping bags and rliinf ^f^^'jn^nuT^V'puMic z-iT ♦ V»n Tr»ctitiito r\f DuKIir» lengthy illness. He was born j Philomath, Oregon on July bed trailer, rubber tire wagon, GMC has bunks I I Affairs Research, Inc., a non- 3, in 1893, | insect repellent at home. moving to Detroit and (runs), 1941 TWD shovel (loader), 2-wheel trailer, 2 Un-Conference 71 will be a profit, non-partisan education Nice Lean Center Cut roto tillers, both run good. 2 HP, 5 HP, 3 old drag saws I little more on the sophisticat-' organization active in Oregon later to Lyons in 1928. He was a veteran of World War I and with blades, old cement mixer, rims and tires, w/ 1 cylin ed side than the first such gath- high ui"u schools and colleges. The a retired logger and mill work 1 ering at Canby Grove Camp first was a follow-up to Earth der engine, compressor w/paint gun, cross cut saws, Gen. ed. last September. This year’s Day and dwelt exclusively Elect, motor HP. old hand scythe, approx. 7 m. ft. Survivors include the widow, 1 idea and opinion exchange be with discussions of the envir- Eva; stepson. Leland Manning; rough lumber, some clear, various dimensions. tween students, faculty, gov onment and its many facets. nephew, Earl Allen; niece, Mrs. Miscellaneous . . . ernment, business and the pro- Un-Conference 71 has ex Leota Worden; grandchildren, Plastic pipe, 4 rolls black plastic tarp 10x100 ft. | fessions is scheduled Aug. 13- panded to embrace five major Rich Manning of Stayton and 15 at Lewis & Clark college. (new), It rolls woven wire fence, 1 roll barb wire, chick discussion topics: Drugs in Larry and Cheryl Manning of The 120-acre wooded campus America, Justice in America, en wire, garage doors 8 ft. w/traek (new), 2 tents, camp Lyons. less than a half-dozen miles Protecting the Consumer in stove, other eamping equip., 2 wood heaters (1 Ashley), The Rev. Loren Hall of the Southwest of downtown Port Modern Society, Education in Lyons United 1 Gen. Elect, drill, 2 oil stoves, 1 outboard motor, bath Methodist land on Palatine Hill Road in Crisis and Environmental Pri Church will officiate at the tub enclosure (new), 230 ft. sheathed cable, 12-2 (new), cludes what once was the orities. services with interment at approx. 125 lbs. nails, saber saw, skill saw, power drill, country estate of merchant U. S. No. 1 10 lbs. n® Expected to attend and mull Willamette National Cemetery small elec, sander, elec, soldering iron, old table and Lloyd Frank. in Portland. chairs, 75-year-old dresser w/mirror, Singer sewing ma Heralded in the early Thir these topics are some 250 high ties as one of the 15 most school seniors and college stu CHARLES GEELAN, JR. chine, lots of tools, oil by the case or quart, 1 old school splendid estates in the West, dents, 50 faculty and school bus. GATES — Services for only a few remnants remain to administration representatives, Charles Richard Geelan, Jr., MANY ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION 75 members of government ag remind visitors of the opulence 18, Gates, a former Portland encies and about 100 represen Livestock . . . of another era. Estimated to Resident who drowned Tues 3 heifers and I steer 5 mo„ Santa Gertrudous- have cost $1.3 million to create, I tatives of business, labor and day in the Willamette river, the grounds were tended by 32 the professions. W'hiteface cross cattle. Un-Conference is so-named were at 2 p.m. Tuesday at gardeners. The manor house, Weddle mortuary, Stayton, MOORPARK and TILTON now serving as Lewis & Clark’s because of its loosely structur Pastor Glenn Richardson of- Administration Building, was ed format, devoid of lectures ficiating. i a 35-room Tudor-style dwell- and formal presentations, in Terms of Sale: CASH Geelan moved to this area • ing with 13 bedrooms, seven the words of this year’s coord four years ago from Portland. 28 Lb. Box NOT RESPONSIBE FOR ACCIDENTS fireplaces and included a 20- inator, Stan Biles. Biles, a 19-year-old Portland A 1971 graduate of Santiam car garage. High School, he was a laborer Successors to Lewis & State University sophomore at Westarn Kraft, Albany. , Clark’s Presbyterian founders majoring in political science, Surviving are parents, Mr. obtained the estate in 1942 for reports a tentative “unstruc-1 and Mrs. Charles R. Geelan, Phone 859-2233 a gift price of $46,000. Exten tured” agenda: Portland; brothers, Danny, Sale conducted by Valley Livestock Sales, Registrants will converge on sively developed and expanded Jeffrey and Tod, all of Port Lewis & Clark between noon during intervening years, the Lebanon, Oregon—Phone 258-5151 land; sisters, Mrs. Virginia campus now is recognized as and 4 p. m. Friday, Aug. 13. Ray and Lisa, Mary and Kim- Auctioneers: S. J. Frey—Charles Johnston one of the nation’s most beau Following dinner, topic groups berlss Geelan, all of Portland. will discuss their subjects and tiful. Ringman: Harold Reily, Crabtree 928-8889 Interment was in Fairview When it comes to comparing on Sunday each complete Cemetery, Gates. group will meet together to air Un-Conferences, t h e r e’s a world of difference between various solutions. “UnConference as a whole rustic Canby Grove cabins and Why Don t You Subscribe to The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements the comfortable dormitories of will not ‘adopt’ any policy or The Mill City Enterprise Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too Lewis & Clark. Food also will position on any topic,” said be served in more-than-ade- Biles, “but individual partici pants, in any combination, quate college facilities. may.” Conceived to establish lines I of communication between the Real Italian young and the rest of society and to seek solutions to mutual By Eva Bressler problems, the long-range re Guests at the home of Mr. sults of Un-Conferences al and Mrs. Ernest Grosso are ready have been determined. her sister, Mrs. Thomas Smith Many of the 450 persons who of Salt Lake City, Utah and attended the first Un-Confer their aunt, Mrs. Allie Fether- ence a year ago returned to stone of Oakland, Calif. their homes throughout the Mrs. Herman AFrank of Mc state better equipped to work Clarey, Wash., is visiting at toward solutions of problems the home of her daughter, Mrs. in their own communities. Effie Anderson. Whatever the outcome—and Prices Effective August 5, 6, and 7 I Joseph McDougall is in the regardless of the difficulty of Memomorial hospital in Salem its measurement, many people suffering with back injuries. on both sides of all issues sup 1 Mrs. Elsie Hull of Stafford, port the concept. A tip-off to Ariz., spent last week visiting this fact is apparent in the Phone 859-2494 at the home of her sister, Mrs. staggered registration fees for 1015 Main St Lyons, Oregon Leao Johnson. Their moth types of participants. And con er, Mrs. Carrie Osburn of Ash sidering the fee includes nine land, and Mrs. Johnson’s meals and two nights’ lodging daughter, Mrs. Ron Taylor and —registration is a bargain for children, Pat, Jill, Heide and everyone. Scott of Tacoma, Wash., were Students pay only $10 and additional guests. some will attend on “scholar Mrs. Marie Sarvela and ships.” Civic and government daughters of Coos Bay are people pay $30 and business spending this week visiting at representatives will ante up the home of her parents, Mr. $60 to register. and Mrs. Roy Wright. Deadline for advance regis Mrs. Maria Studebaker and tration is Aug. 1. Information baby of Redmond were recent can be obtained by contacting visitors at the home of her Stan Biles, P. O. Box 4384, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Portland 97208, phone 222-4421. Craigmyle. The attraction of Un-Confer ence participation for students Philippi Ford is giving away 50 lbs. of beef with every is obvious. How often do high school and college students new car, or every Used Car over $1,000, sold before have an opportunity for one- I ■ on-one discussion with Ore- | gon’s most knowledgeable ex Aug. 15th. perts in the problem fields to be discussed? I The experts value the ex- change also. Seldom are they Philippi Ford, during 1970, gave away 1000's of lbs., i permitted to sample opinions | of the young on such an inti- and 100's of dollars worth of FREE BEEF. 1 mate basis. And many agree youth often comes up with re NEW and PRE-OWNED freshingly meaningful solu NEW VELVET CHAIR, reg. $149.95 Sale price $89.95 tions to knotty problems. For the next two weeks, any customer of Philippi's can NEW COLONIAL SOFA-CHAIR SET For this sale $129.95 Somehow—in an age when youth tends to scorn ostenta $5.00 SOLID OAK CHAIRS—While they last I tion in favor of good works ..................... . . $24.95 MAYTAG WASHER ........... _............ take advantage of this FREE BEEF OFFER. Buy before for fellow man, the one-time «49.95 NEW LOVE SEAT (1 only) country estate Lewis & Clark $24.95 OAK TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS (set) > campus location is particularly Aug. 15, and get FREE BEEF TO BOOT. ....................................... $99.50 ANTIQUE WHITE BEDROOM SET 1 apt. $69.95 HIDE-A-BED SOFA ............. -............ Anyway, the Un-Conference $97.50 WALNUT BEDROOM SET ; is “on.” And from the excite ment it’s generating, it’s also Pair .50 No Ford Dealer in Oregon will beat Philippi Ford prices NEW LADIES’ SHOES—While they last Del Monte Frankfurters, Pkg. 49c DelMonte Sweetheart Bacon, Lb. 59c PORK CHOPS Saturday, August 7,10:30 A. M. 89< Lb. 98c ROUND STEAK Bacon Ends and Pieces lb. pkg. 29c 89c German Sausage, Lb Russett Potatoes 10 lbs. /B Qc CABBAGE, Solid Heads, lb. 9c Cantaloupes, large size, 4 for $1.00 BANANAS, Nice and Firm, lb. 10c Lunch Served on Grounds S3.79 APRICOTS KATIE SKILLINGS, Owner Mayflower Butter Lb. . 79c Blue Bell Potato Chips, 3 pk. box 59c Bondware Plates, 100 pkg. 9" 89c 49c Nabisco Cookies pkg Grapefruit, Broken Seg. 3 cans $1 Sunbeam Bear Claws, Pkg. of 6 57c 3,15 Oz. Loaves Bread . $1.00 LYONS FREE BEEF We Have A Good Stock Of CANNING SUPPLIES BOB S FOOD MARKET I ON TARGET EVERY T/ME IT AIN'T NO BULL The Mill City Enterprise FURNITURE! FURNITURE! SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND $12.50 WALNUT DRESSER, large mirror $1.5« NEW BED PILLOWS .............................................................................................. ...................................... For this sale $19.95 NEW LAMPS, reg. $39.95 ...$49.50 NEW RANCH STYLE BUNK BEDS with mattress and box springs Sale price $55.50 NEW BUNK BEDS complete with mattress and pallet .... $49.95 KENMORE ELECTRIC RANGE with griddle $42.50 NORGE CLOTHES DRYER ......................... $79.95 COLD SPOT DEEP FREEZE, chest style Also good selection of pre-owned furniture and appliances, dinettes and lamps and good useable miscellaneous items Terms: Cash, Good Checks, or 30-day lay-a-way MIKE’S PLACE Phone 769-2296 during this special sale. Save 100's of dollars on many models of '71 Fords this weekend. GIANT TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ■ I rJ j m ttni ¿TH Stayton, Ore. , Ph. 769-2117
