Vince Wan was a guest for
dinner recently at the K. W.
Harlan home. Mr. Wan works
with Mrs. Harlan at a Salem
store.
Glen Ettinger, who has been
in a Salem hospital has now
been transferred to the
verton Nursing Home
would welcome letters
visits from friends in the area.
First Home Football
Friday Night
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 16, 1971
THE
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360
Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every ThurMlay
Entered as Second Class Mall Matter at the Postoffiee at Mill
City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint
withe a . t charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault.
An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development
of the timber industry and agriculture in this area.
A Fall clothing drive has
Area business firms have
Peter Brusasco, Jr. of the
been announced by the Wom
taken a full page advertise
Marshall
Islands
is
visiting
at
en’s Association of the Presby-
ment this week to boost the
George Kruse of Minneap terian church to be conducted *be home of his parents, M
Santiam Wolverines. The first
olis, Minn., is now making his during the remainder of Sep- and Mrs. Pete Brusasco, Sr.
home game of the season will
home here with Mr. and Mrs. tember. Final packing is sched
be played here this Friday
Percy L. Mulligan. Mr. Kruse uled for Tuesday, September
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stock were
night against the South Al
is now retired.
28. with articles to be left at Sunday visitors at the home of
bany Rebels.
Fellowship hall up until that!
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nat
Santiam Coaches feel that
MEMBER________
MtMttCK
Overnight guests last Tues -I date. Lightweight clothing or ; Wills and they took the Wills
they are putting a good team
Oregon
day at the home of Mr. and blankets are wanted especial-1 out to dinner.
up against the Rebels and that
Newspaper
Mrs. Ike Myers were Mr. and (ly, or a donation of $3 cash
they will put up a good fight.
Mrs.
Al
Yankus
learned
of
Publishers
Mrs. Earl Jones of DearPark, j for the purchase of a blanket
the death of her aunt, Mrs. Re-
Association
Wn. The two families are long- ■___________________
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Association - Founded 1885
time friends and were neigh-1 James Olson has made it ; ginaid Wooky of Robe, South
AARP
Executive
Sut scription Kates
bors when they lived in Dear | known that he is a grandfath- , Australia. Mrs. Wooky had
..... $1.50
Board To Meet Sept. Marion-Linn Counties, per year...................
Lake, Wn.
I er aga(n with the birth of a been in ill health.
..... $5.00
Outside Marion-I.inn Counties, per year ...
I boy to his son-in-law and
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
16 at Rambo Home
..... $5.50
Outside Oregon, per year...............................
Mrs. Rocky Moore spent the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David
There will be an executive
Labor Day weekend visiting Hickerson (Barbara Olson) of attended Acacia Chapter in
.... Editor and Publisher
board meeting of the newly DON W. MOFFATT
in the Bremerton and Seattle Salem. The 7 pounder is their Stayton Tuesday of last week.
Assistant Publisher-Printer
formed Santiam Chapter of the 1 GEORGE LONG
area with her daughters and ( second son.
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MrtDM A T Z-IKTCT
Marilyn Club will me»-t
Society and News Editor
their families, Mr. and Mrs. f
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American Association of Re NORMA LONG
on Tuesday, September 28,
.............. Local News Editor
| ALAN YANKUS
tired
Persons,
Thursday,
Sep
GWn^’vandMrs
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held ai
at me
the name
home 01
of xnary
Mary uuiiuuru
Gulliford It is housebroken and is good
......... „... Local News Editor
| MARY KELLY ..
rZ» WrptnrnPdMhnmeL with 8t thC h°me °f Mr
MtS’ ' in GateS at 10:00 A. M Assist- with children, and can be seen tember 16 at the home of Mr.
CORRESPONDENTS
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MpJrp1 for 1 wp2kc Xh ' Jack Scott on Sunday’ whe11 j ing Mrs. Gulliford will be Mrs. at the McClintock home. Their and Mrs. Melbourne Rambo. ! Detroit-Idanha ...
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Mrs. Moore for a weeks visit , bis mother and all of her sis-1 R’by Brisbin and Mrs. Leola telephone number is 897-2410. i The meeting will oben at 8 p.
Betty Kelle
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On the way home, the two ferSj jnciudjng two from Iowa, Delker. There will be a pot Several pets have been placed m., according to Orville Down 1 Gates ...................
................. Mrs. John Teeters-Jean Roberts
I ■ Mehama ..............
ladies stopped in Woodland - 1 were ■ honored > guests.
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ing,
president.
Others
in homes since The Enterprise
Mr. Downing has appointed Lyons ..................... ..................................................... Eva Bressler
and Vancouver to visit with I attending included his sister, luck luncheon at noon.
has been running the pet fea-
his committees for the remain- ' Z.
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friends and relatives. Mrs.
picking cones on National For-
. , who has been visiting her mo-
Bill McClintock’s father. Ro ture.
der of the year and they in1 New Deal On
George is the mother of Dick (her for fbe pas( severai weeks, bert McClintock, who is 94
1 est Land. Picking is not allow-
turn will appoint others to j Drivers Licenses
George, Mr. and Mrs. Moore s.and Mrs. Scott’s parents, Mr. years old is confined to the
I ed within campgrounds. Peo
work with them. M. G. Rambo
An Oregon driver who has ple are urged to locate their
son-in-law.
and Mrs. Wilson Stevens of Veteran’s hospital in Portland. Detroit Wins First
will sreve as program chair- bad bjs (¡cense suspended for I own market for the cones as
Z
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. Lyons.
Game of Season
Stayton Realtors, Ron Bentz
man; J. C. Kimmel, insurance;- any reason must now pay a $2 the district is not buying any
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Semolke
DETROIT
—
Detroit
Cougars
and Fred Lindemann, recently I A houseguest at the home
Mrs. Chester R>ggs, member- j £ep beforc tbe ]icense can be Douglas-fir seed this year.
of Lyons are the parents of a came through with flying col ship;
rr'nnt o uraolz i r» U’K 1 no
nt- '
Mrs. Carl Schaffer, , reinstated.
nr?rl
^rs' Ernest Graham this boy
Doy born
DOrn oeptemoer
September 7 1 in oai-
Sal- ors in the first football game scrapbook;
Wilson Stevens, | The new fee was authorized
tending the National Farm and week ¡s Mrs. Q. V. Miller of I em Mrs Semolke is the for-
Land Brokers Institute^ The , Long Beach. Calif., a former mer Alice Bickett and graduat- (non league) of the season legislative; Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, I by the 1971 Legislature. It is Santiam Drops First
Don Moffatt,
week-long seminar covered in Mm city resident. Mrs. Miller, ed from Santiam High school. when they defeated Camas refreshments;
Valley 64-14 here Saturday af- greeters; Mrs. Elmer Shaw, ! to be applied to the cost of Football Game
detail many aspects of land came nortb in time to attend
preparing and serving notices
' ternoon.
Santiam High school lost its
cheer; Mrs. M. B. Rambo, pub of suspension or revocation. A-
development, including recrea-1 the Woman’s Ciub golden an
Rev. and Mrs. C. Stanley | Detroit (64) Hiebert 12 run licity.
first game of the season 19-8
tion subdivisions, planned unit niversary at Fellowship Hall
bout
50,000
drivers
are
sus
Knott of Portland were in Mill j (Dennis Benton run) Benton
to a fine Crescent Valley team.
If the local chapter mem-
developments and industrial j on Tuesday.
City Tuesday afternoon to at- 2 rUn (run failed) James Dra- bers are interested in tours, a pended each year, according to The game was played under
parks.
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the
Motor
Vehicles
Division.
tend the Woman’s Club 50th g0 g run (Tom Leming run)
I Mrs. Florence Gnuschke is anniversary observance. Mrs. j Leming 5 run (run failed) director will be appointed at I The law also was changed to ideal conditions. The coaches
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and athletes feel that they
the next meeting. A schedule
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flat-1 now convalescing at home af-
Knott was one of the early' Benton 2-run (Rick Monroe of winter activities, outside the require the agency to deliver played a good game, and that
man of Vallejo, Calif., visited ter undergoing surgery at San
suspension
notices
by
certified
presidents of the organization run) Hiebert 32 run (run fail-
last week with their cousin,1 (¡am Memorial hospital where when her husband was pastor ed) Monroe 12 run (Monroe monthly meetings, is being ar mail or, at the option of the with a little improvement
ranged.
Mrs. Maudie Flatman. They | sbe was confined for three
division, by personal service. here and there they will be
of the local Presbyterian 27 run) (Heibert run) Benton
The next regular meeting
are taking an extended trip and a half weeks,
It also provides that refusal ready for the opening home
church. They were also active 3 run (run faiied.)
will be Wednesday, September of service is prima facie evi game against South Albany
into Canada and plan to stop
in youth work at that time, be
Camas Valley (14) Mike 22 at the student commons in
this Friday night at 8 p. m.
and visit with Mrs. Flatman
Permanent Wave Special ing Boy Scout and Girl Scout
dence of receipt of notice.
Individuals that stood out
again on their return trip.
through September. Regular leaders, respectively. For many Paroma 6 run (Paroma run) the new school auditorium.
Warren Standly 22 run (run
were John Ruby at TB and
$12.50 for $10.50. Open Mon years they made their home
failed.))
Gary Taylor at SE. Two out
A granddaughter of Mr. and Forest To Be Open
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Rambo day through Saturday, 9 to 5.
____ Z___ . ‘ ' but have
I in Z.Z
Massachusetts,
Detroit will play a league Mrs. Clyde Rogers and her I
standing plays were turned in
spent several days in Medford j Evenings by appointment.—
For
Doug
Fir
Cones
spent
recent
years
at
their
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game with Mohawk there on 1 family, Mr. and Mrs. Manley
by Loren Hagen when he
recently visiting with their I P. J’s Beauty Center. Phone
Portland home, although trav- September 17. On the 24th Olson (Sally Wambaugh) and Only; Fee Required
blocked an extra point and
son and family, the George 897-2137.
39 eling extensively. In fact, a Triangle Lake will
Play De- three sons, Mike, Jay, and
The Detroit Ranger District by David Plotts when he ran
Rambos. Mel Rambo and
trip to Italy is in their plans : tro
jt uciv.
bere Both games are
uviu
Todd, of Portland were recent of the Willamette National For over a conversion for two
his daughter-in-law, celebrat
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bost-
' scheduled for 3 p. m.
visitors here. An additional est will be open to the public points when his receiver was
ed birthdays during the visit. wick left Monday, for their for the near future.
recent caller at the Rogers for picking Douglas-fir cones held up at the line of scrim
Mrs. Rambo and grandchild home in Livermore, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Fer-1 . .
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home was Mrs. Joe Dingus of ONLY. A commercial contract mage. These and many more
ren also visited with Mrs. Mary They had spent two weeks guson of Versailles, Mo., and Upper L>anyon Area
Philomath, who at present is is being let for collection of plays indicate that Santiam
Turpin, former Mill City re here visiting his sister, Betty
is going to have a fine foot
living in a mobile home at Me- all other species.
sident, who asked to be re Bostwick, and mother, Mrs. Mrs. Anna Hann of Mill City Reports First Frost
I
1 A $5 permit is required lor ball team this year.
membered to her friends here. Marie Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. were luncheon guests of Mr. j DETROIT—Frost, the first of Kenzie Bridge.
and
v
Colburn Su"’ the season, was reported in the
Bostwick own a home here day. The Fergusons are spend- hi her elevations Tuesday
and plan to live here upon ing a month visiting at the mo
have been
his retirement next year.
home of her sister, Mrs. Hann., beautifu]ly sunny with tem.
1 peratures ranging in the 70’s
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peterson
' drove to Kaneeta Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd John and 80’s, but the nights have
I afternoon. They found that all son of Gates took a drive Sun-| been a bit on the cool side.
, motel accomodations were fil day up into the mountains ov- I Marion Forks, some 17 miles
led and were forced to go back er the logging roads and to the East of Detroit reported a low
to Madras to spend the night. foot of Mt. Jeff. They reported of 31 degrees Tuesday which
They went on to Kaneeta the fall leaves were beautiful. | brought the seasons first note
able frost to the area. Detroit
Sunday and toured the area.
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recorded a low of 36 degrees.
Doc said a new convention
With the approach of fall,
center was being built there Foster Home Services
forests are again sporting col
at the present time.
Meeting Is Slated
orful fall hues. It does not
I
Marion County Foster Home seem possible that summer
Trenda Irwin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Irwin, Services will hold a meeting has come and gone already,
spent several days last week on September 20, for all per but maybe with a little luck
'in Stayton Memorial Hospital sons interested in becoming we will have a beautiful and
where she was treated for foster parents. This meeting long Indian summer.
A report said huckleberries
bronchial pneumonia. She re will be held at the Marion
County Public Welfare Build- are ripening in the area. Some
turned to her home Monday.
ing, 480 Church Street, S. E., of the locations mentioned are
1 in the French Creek, Elk Lake
Visiting for a few days last Salem at 7:30 p. m.
At this time Marion County | and Beachie Saddle area’s,
week with Mrs. Maudie Flat
"
man were her daughter and has a real need for foster | —
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles homes for teenagers. Further |
Longfellow of Everett, Wn.
“S Mayriob: Octoltdyl
Their daughter,
Deborah,
joined them for a visit with
her grandmother and return Home Department at 378-6830. 1
ed home with them. Deborah
By Frank Stromqulst
will be begining her third year
of college this month.
The World Health Organiza
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott re
tion estimates that controlled
returned from a week’s
fluoridation of drinking water cently
vacation at the Prineville Re- ’
for the past decade has reduced
servoir and at the Coast in
tooth decay among children by
their camper. Mrs. Scott also
about 20%.
enjoyed a second week’s leave
A tip on aspirin: don’t take from her duties at the U. S.,
National Bank.
it before giving blood. Donor
centers say donees shouldn’t
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stein
get unwanted medication (as
berg and son. Mario Steinberg
pirin.)
of Alden, Iowa, arrived here
Saturday afternoon and spent
The human brain at birth
weighs an average of 350 the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt. The
grams.
senior Mr. Steinberg is Mrs.
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Mill City Enterprise
A Buffalo doctor has found
that hospital admission of as
thmatic children are greater
when the air is more poisoned
by smog.
Moffatt’s cousin. The Stein
bergs made a trip through
1
Canada before coming here.
While here the Iowans were
taken on a trip up the Canyon
to show off the scenery in this
part of the state. From here
they will go to Denver, Colo.,
to attend a wedding before re
turning home.
A pilot project is underway
to create a nationwide U. S.
poison control center with a
data computer bank giving in
stant access to information
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
on all medicines and house
attended School of instruction
hold chemicals.
at Salem Chapter in the Ma
sonic hall, Salem Accompany
When your doctor prescribes 1 ing them was Mrs Betty Nor-1
the best, we do the rest, at fleet. Worthy Matron of Acacia
Chapter in Stayton. Presiding
at the school of Instruction was
Mary Ristola, Associate Wor
thy Grand Matron from As
toria.
Your Home Town
Drug Store
Phone 897-2812
Studio of Hair Design open
six days a week, 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. For appointments phone
897-2100.
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$3.25 - $4.00 a Bu.
Peaches
$2.00 and S2.50 Bu.
Pears
$2.50 Bu.
Prunes . . .
$2.50 Bu.
Gravenstein Apples
10c Lb.
Crabb Apples
4c Each
Bell Peppers . .
Corn Fresh and good 5 doz. $1.50
$3.00 Bu.
Tomatoes . .
25c head
Cauliflower local
. 25c Lb.
Broccoli
Squash - 1 kinds, take your pick
Local Mellons
New Store Hours for Winter
11 a. m. to 7 p. ni. Sunday to Friday. Closed I hour
before Sundown Friday and all day Saturday.
Phone 897-2331
HARVEST HUT
Highway 22 Mill City
Tree farming is like raising pigs... or corn,
... or any other crop. The tree farmer
protects his timber from fire, insects,
disease, then harvests mature trees
to make way for healthy young growing
stock. There will always be a market
for Tree Farm products.
Frank Lumber Company, Inc.
Young & Morgan Timber Co.
Mill City, Oregon
Mill City and Idanha, Oregon
Stout Creek Lumber Company
Mehama. Oregon
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Printera-Publishers
U.S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc
Idanha-Ixbanon
H & W Logging Co.
Idanha and Mill City, Oregon