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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1971)
10 HTG TinckneU 2666; HIS N. S. Lanes .... . ......... s as well. 7 I A wonderful flight home last Gert Pendleton 549; HIG Gert Webbs Texaco ( Inc. ) 5 Phillips Ind. (Inc.) ..... 4 4 ; Friday gave the travelers the Pendleton 219. 9 opportunity to see Detroit __ ,__ _____ Stayton Invitational League Guerdons %1 (Inc.) .. 3 9 Lake from the air, and it was I Name of Team w L Mill City Phar. (Inc.) 3 beautiful. California, Southern i Douger’s Drive-In 13% 6% Team #11 (Inc.) HTS Mill City Pharmacy that is, may have lots to offer ' Frank Lumber Co..... 13 7 in the way of fun, but the ! Mel Round Trucking 12 8 2206; HIS Marv Overhold 602; Northwest certainly has ths ' Lierman’s Insurance 12 8 HIG Kent Dery 207. clear air and greenery which N. S. Real Estate 8 12 Postmaster and Mrs. Charles always looks especially good Lowers & Holm 10 10 Kelly returned Friday from a after being away awhile. No. San. Grocery 10 10 two-weeks’ vacation trip to N. S. Plywood I 9% 10% the Los Angeles, Cal., area 12 Cedar Lumber Co. ... 8 where they attended the 67th 7 13 Marion Grocery National Convention of the Na By Rod Barker 13 Jaycraft Originals .... 7 tional Association of Postmas 14 Laird’s Insurance 6 To be with the flowers is ters of the United States HTS Laird’s Insurance 1518; the purest of human pleasures (NAPUS) at the Convention HTG Laird’s Insurance 556; and the greatest refreshment Center in Anaheim. Headquart HIS Lilliam Neeker 573; HIG to the spirit of Man. ers for convention officers was Dolores Holm 208. ' I like the Fall blooms best at the Disneyland Hotel, a fab Koffee Klatchers ' of all—the massed heads of ulous place to stay, but the Name of Team W L michaelmas daisies in all large group from Oregon was Bob & Bill’s ............... 14 2 shades of mauv»- golden rod; happily domiciled at the Ivan 4 cosmos, yarrow and chrysanth i Lowers & Holm...... 12 hoe Motel near-by. Others 11 : Walton’s ........ 5 emums. They all seem deter from this vicinity were Post I Ray’s Drug 8% 7% mined to make a blazing exit master and Mrs. Bill Fair of 8 8 to the last days of warm sun I Western Auto Nightengals Stayton, and Postmaster and ... 7 I Girod’s ...... _... 9 shine. Today I watched bees Mrs. E. D. Spencer of Salem. Name of Team 9 and moths crawling all over ... 7 Ditter’s .......... 9 Some highlights of the af Stayton Radio & TV ... 7 9 the flowers enjoying one great 3, Earl’s ............ fair included a breakfast on John Lucas Chevrolet 8 10 banquet before their long hi 4 1st Federal .. . ... 6 8 Sunday morning, October 3, Silver Dollar Tavern 8 Gene’s ............ 5% 10% bernation. honoring former Postmasters LaFemme Beauty Salon 6 11 5 6 Jerry’s ........... One of the measures of a General, featuring James A. Stout Creek Lumber .. . 5 7 : Dayton's ........ 11 gardener is the attitude to ... 5 5 11 Farley and several others, at Team #5 ......... HTS and HTG Lowers & wards weeds and plant eating the Magnolia Room of the Dis Team #7......................... 3 5 Holm 2805, HIS and HIG Pat insects—both called pests. Pro- neyland Hotel; Sunday even HIG Shirley BetheU 232; Freres 532, 192. j viding the weeds arn’t too ing reception honoring Nation HIS Dora Dozier 525; HTG Lu Monday Night Majors thick nor left to seed, many al President Bremer Ehrler; cas Chevrolet 790; HTS La- Name L do good by their deep root sys W tours to San Gabriel Mission, Femme Beauty Salon 2170. 1st National Bank . 40% 27% tem that opens up the ground Splits picked: Dorothy Nye, Girod’s ...................... 39 Japanese Deer Park, Wax Mu 29 and releases some of the nutri seum, and Knott’s Berry Farm; 5-7-9; Linda Brummet, 5-7-9; Lonnie Emery 38% 29% ! ents to growing crops. Clover Opening business session and Irene Hendrick, 2-7; Irene Dan Meeker .............. 35 33 and docks are good examples _____________ others held in Arena of Ana Klein 5-7. 34 of having deep beneficial root I L. A. Smith ...... 34 heim Convention Center with We still need bowlers. If Larry Howard I 33% 34% systems. Then to those of us welcome by Hon. Fred Huleen, you are interested call Pearl n . S. Lanes (Inc.) 21% 29% ( that are organic gardeners, Regional Postmaster General Choate 769-2236 or 769-2328. Dery Truck. (Inc.) 21% 29% : weeds added to the compost of the Western Region, Hon. Twilighters Ferguson-Paulas Inc. 21% 29% heap are a valuable source of Michael Fitz Gerald, President Name of Team V Don’s Tire Shop..... 21% 29% ' soil building material. of the California Chapter, Debenture Mtg. Co. . 13 High scratch game: Larry Last year when I started my NAPUS, Hon. Jack Dutton, A & W ..................... 12 Howard 248. High 4 game vegetable patch on some ne Mayor of Anaheim, and Hon. Pepsi-Cola (Inc.) .... 10 scratch and hdcp: Clayton Em glected ground I noticed doz Marshall McFie, the Host Post Tincknell ............. _... 10 ery 804 and 896. ens of wireworms and cut master. I Kimsey Construction .. 7 Eight Ball league worms, so I put soup can col Postmasters' Night at Disney i N. S. Lanes Name of Team W L lars over the broccoli and to land from 7 p. m. until Mid- Crown Rest. (Inc.) .. Dery Hauling _____ 12 4 mato plants, pushing the col- night on Monday, with the' Tes Monique (Inc.) . Frank Lumber_____ 10 6 lars several inches into the entire place turned over to | Eddie’s Garage .......... Green Veneer (Inc.) 9 7 ground. I didn’t lose half a Postmasters and guests with Cammack Ins. (Inc.) N. S. Ply (Inc.) 2 dozen plants. This year I didn’t all rides free and eating es- ' Team #12 .................. Guerdons #2 8 see any wireworms but there tablishments open for business; Guerdon Indus. (Inc.) Gormans Ins. 91 must have been one cutworm Afternoon tours to San Juan' Capistrano and Pacific Ocean Beaches, and a Golf Tourna ment at Yorba Linda Country Club. Ladies Luncheon and Fash ion Show at the Exhibition Hall Tuesday noon, with many - • i•>***•.• famous designers and models showing original f a s h i o ns; Tours of the huge ship at Long Beach, the Queen Mary, and also of Marineland; States Night, with receptions, din ners and hospitality activities sponsored by chapters at var ious hotels and motels. Reception and dinner honor ing chapter officers in Magno lia Room Wednesday evening, followed by Grand Ball. After noon tour to Universal Stud ios; and Grand Banquet honor ing Postmaster General and Mrs. Winton M. Blount on Thursday evening, followed by dancing. Prizes for door-prize draw ings included colorful flight bags, a color TV set, and a car. The Kellys flew down almost a week early to enable them to visit her aunt, Mrs. Patsy Shamburger, and their son, John Kelly, both of whom live in Hollywood. At present, John is employed at Television Sta tion KCOP, and was able to get tickets so that his parents could see the Lucy Show (live) at the Universal Studios, fea turing her husband, Gary Mor ton, as announcer of the show, Lucy Arnez, Gale Gordon, and Helen Hayes as guest. Other side-trips enjoyed with John and his friend, Miss Anita Young, were to the Mus ic Center in Los Angeles, made up of three huge theaters sur rounded by brilliant lights, fabulous fountains, and a moat Spending from Monday, September 27, until Friday, October 1, at Mrs. Shamburg er’s apartment near Hollywood Boulevard, where they visited the famous Grauman’s Chin ese Theater featuring “foot prints of the Stars,” the Kel ly’s then went to Long Beach to call on her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wing, after which they registered at their motel in Anaheim. Part of the afternoon on the way was spent visiting the Queen Mary, where the convention was originally scheduled, but which was not completed in time. The week-end was spent in registering and getting or ganized. as well as greeting other Oregonians as they ar rived at the Ivanhoe Motel. On Saturday evening, sever al car-loads of conventioners Distributor of Shell Products Mill City, Oregon from Oregon drove to the fam ous Bunny Club in Los Angel es which was quite an "eye- opener" for small-towners. Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 The food and floor-show were Building Supplies, Paints, Plumbing outstanding, however. The outstanding feature en Supplies, Electrical Fixtures joyed at Disneyland, everyone agreed, was the ride called Head Office Portland “It’s a small World.” with an imated characters from all na tions singing the title song. “TIRES ARE MY BUSINESS Many other rides and exhibits 4th and Broadway Mill City Frank Stromquist Owner were exciting and educational Postmasters Convention Notes from Hermit Hollow . left. It found a way under the | 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 14, 1971 tin collar of a broccoli and nip ped it off. Planting winter' sprouting broccoli, kale and brussel sprouts have given theI cabbage white butterflies a good breeding ground, but, I 1 RIGHT IN THE think it was the great Califor nia gardener Luther Burbank PALM OF that said "It’s a poor gardener that can’t grow a few extra YOUR plants for the insects to share.” But this natural way of grow HAND ing plants without chemicals and poisonous sprays makes for healthier plants which are attacked less by the harmful kinds of insects, and ladybirds abound to help keep them in check. It has been a most rewarding five months in the garden in spite of the late season, and one can understand the full meaning of Thanksgiving as one looks over the storage shelves of preserves and the freezer full of the good fruits of the Earth. OPPORTUNITY I OBITUARIES I JOHN D. LINN MEHAMA—Services and in terment will be in Kent, Wash, for John D. Linn, 63. Mehama, who died late Thursday of in juries received in a fall while hunting northeast of here. A native of Oakland, Calif., he moved here about a year ago from Medford. He was a retired shop superintendent for a construction firm. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Patricia Peabody, Long view, Wash., Mrs. Nancy En- ger, Kent, Wash.; brothers Frank, Charles, both out-of- state. Edine-Yohn mortuary, Kent, is in charge of services. Wed dle Funeral Home, Stayton, handled local arrangements. Sometimes Itk Smart •Jr are times for giving to others and there are times for looking out for ourselves; times when charity is appropriate ... and times when there’s not even spirit ual profit in it. } One of the most common and least profitable forms of giving is the making of donations to the growth and prosperity of other communi ties ... through unnecessary out-of- town buying. I Trade builds communities. Trade is the father of Prosperity. There is no other source of better jobs, bet ter business, better social facilities. ) Except when they’re in real need we don’t give to strangers the food, clothing and other necessities that our money buys why isn’t it also wise to keep for ourselves and our children the community-invigorat ing Vitamin $ that is part of the re- turns—to someone—for every dollar we spend? These Firms Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare H. L. Ashby MILL CITY HARDWARE Madison-Davis Ins. Co. Inc. Jerry Pittam Insurance Kelly Lumber Sales U.S. National Bank of Oregon Mill City Pharmacy DON'S TIRE SALES K Everett Hamilton—Owner Phone 897-2977 Mill City Mill City’s New Convenience Store Moffatt Plumbing 8 Heating Mill City, Oregon Phone 897-2799 Mill City, Oregon Santiam Cable Vision D & J Automotive S. W. Broadway at Fifth Girod's Hilltop Super Market Les's Body & Fender Repair S ti H Green Starna» Complete Body Repair & Paint Service
