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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1971)
THE HOLIDAY INN RESTAURANT AND ENTERTAINMENT LOUNGE Many people make regular trips throughout this part of the country, and they make it a point to reach the HOLIDAY INN at 745 Commercial Stree' S. E. in Salem for their over night stay. They often travel considerably further than they normally would because they know their welcome will be hearty and their accomodations are indeed first class. The HOLIDAY INN is a credit to this community, and to the Salem trading area resi dents as well as long-distance travelers look to it as a favor ite stopping place in Salem for an efficient and pleasant atmosphere to provide for their comfort. The HOLIDAY INN at 745 Commercial Street S. E. in Salem, telephone 363-2451, of fers the highest kind of ser vice to the local and travel ing public. They observe every effort to insure the comfort of their guests. Their employ ees are courteous and accomo dating and always glad to as sist guests in any way possible The rooms at the HOLIDAY INN are tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished with all varieties of equipment. Their modern beds and mat- town Salem. In addition, they have banquet rooms for meet ings and what not which will accomodate 10 to 200 people. Remember, that’s the HOLI DAY INN located at 745 Com mercial Street S. E. in Salem, phone 363-2451. The staff of this 1971 Pic torial Business Review cor- dialy invited all our readers to take advantage of these wonderful facilities right here in Salem. OREGON SEED COUNCIL Bi’l Rose, Woodburn seed grower consults with Bruce Snyder, DEQ, prior to flights in Rose’s plane to observe smoke disperson from field burning. The ‘Sky watch’ flights are an important part of the smoke management program of the Oregon Seed Council. left on the fields has three important cultural effects. It destroys wind carried weed seeds and diseases, it provides a physiological shock to the plant to make it grow back stronger next season and it removes all straw from the field so chemical treatment is more effective for the next year’s crop. Seed growers working through the Oregon Seed Council have devised a smoke management program under which fields are burned under carefully controlled weather conditions. During the past year fields were burned during the last half of July, the months of August and September and a very few days in October. Dur ing this period field burning was prohibited for a total of 36 days. Burning was allowed during 33 days in the coun ties north of the south border of Marion County and for a total of 16 days in the south Counties of Linn, Lane and Benton. At the present time, seed growers are contributing 50 cents per acre plus another $50,000 through their seed growing commissions to help solve the problem. No other industry has been forced by legislation to contribute by law to find a solution to air or water pollution problems. Seed growers are anxious to find an alternative way to maintain their grass seed pro duction which has earned them the reputation of “Grass Seed Capital of the World." It is a good business for Oregon where the climate is ideally suited for the economical pro duction of high quality grass seed. Oregon needs this indus try, not only for the income it produces, but for the cover crop it offers the valley in par ticular where rains would erode the land if grass produc tion were to be terminated. INTERNATIONAL KINGS TABLE INC. When the people of this area sit back and relax in comfor table friendly surroundings to enjoy a mouth-watering nice taste-tempting meal they are most probably sitting in the pleasant surroundings of the INTERNATIONAL KING’S TABLE INC. located at 750 - 12th S. E. in Salem, phone 364- 6746 which is a well known international place of restaur ants known in this area as the finest restaurant to obtain a delicious meal prepared ex actly the way you want it, and served with all the trim mings. When the owners first start ed this firm back in 1965 they had one primary goal in mind and that was to offer the peo ple of this area the finest food served among friendly people in a pleasant atmosphere and always with the best service in town. The fact that the’ ROUND-UP PUBLICATIONS PRESENTS 1971 SALEM PICTORIAL BUSINESS REVIEW GOODWIN BROTHERS GMC TRUCK INC. resses are conducive to rest ful sleep as many of our read ers can testify. Because of their unexcelled service and accommodations the HOLIDAY INN is a favorite stopping place for tourists and the Sal em folks as well. And, while you are there, be sure to take in their beautiful restaurant and entertainment lounge. By the way, they have just recent ly remodeled too, and are lo cated conveniently in down Oregon’s grass seed indus try produces over $30 million in new income for growers throughout the state. These are important dollars, because they are created in rural commun ities rather than in the indus trial areas of the state. The ad vanced techniques used by seed growers to produce grass seed of highest quality has re sulted in a problem of air contamination for a few days each summer as the fields are burned. The burning of straw 6—The MID City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 11, 1971 have achieved just exactly that is evidenced by the ever-re turning groups of people who have made the INTERNA TIONAL KING'S TABLE INC. their place to dine. Their fu ture plans include a total of 35 more new locations, in such states as Tennessee. New York Kentucky. Indiana, Idaho, Washington, Florida, and Ore- gon. The editors of this 1971 Pic- torial Business Review sug- gest you patronize the INTER NATIONAL KUNG’S TABLE INC. for the enjoyment of In ternational Cuizine at its fin est. The GENERAL MOTORS symbol of quality, the high est rating a truck can be giv en—THAT’S THE MEANING of the big GMC you find in scribed on the hoods of the work horses down at GOOD WIN BROTHERS GMC TRUCK dealership located at 555 Front N. E. in Salem. For decades now, residents of the Salem and Willamette Valley area have been turning to their GMC dealer for all of their trucking needs. They have learned that GENERAL MO TORS inveriably builds a little more quality into their main line. The half and % ton rigs al ways have a little nicer cab. a little sturdier chassis, a lit tle more “umph” than the models of competitors. The highly specialized rigs, such as the logging trucks and the big “over the road” tractors are famous for their rugged ness. The man with many years of GMC experience, is our Service Manager, Ken Lawrence. Lee Goodwin makes the best deals anywhere to be found. ART'S EASTSIDE MOBILE SERVICE ART HUBBARD—OWNER ART’S EASTSIDE MOBILE SERVICE is located at 3520 Market N. E. in Salem, phone 362-9224. This is a modem up-to-date service station where you will find the employees courteous and accomodating. Mr. Art Hubbard, owner/ Besides just filling up your car completely, they are equip ped for minor repairs and tune- ups, a fine brake service, in stallation of mufflers and shocks, and they sell tires, bat teries, and accessories. They are a complete one-stop ser vice station for your conven ience. For the Campers, they have trailer holding-tank dis posal service free with fill-up. (50c without). They handle only the bet ter grades of oil and gasoline which assures every motorist of the most mileage per gal lon, and you receive S & H Green Stamps with every pur chase. If your car needs spec ial attention or an oil change or lube job, take it to them and you will be pleased with manager, and his genial son, the results. Dean Hubbard, comprise the The writers of this 1971 Pic very worth-while and energet torial Business Review are ic team to serve you in your proud to recommend ART’S automotive needs at ART’S EASTSIDE MOBILE SERVICE EASTSIDE MOBILE SER to our readers. We urge you VICE. When you stop here they are always willing toto visit them when you are in town shopping. check your car completely. PHAGAN'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY MARY JO HEIDEL—MANAGER Learn a profitable profes sion from skilled instructors at PHAGAN’S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY located at 255 High N. E. in Salem, phone 363-6800. The management of this school invites you to visit their establishment of cosmetology before you enroll in this ap proved school. The better beauty salons in this area prefer THEIR grad uates because of THEIR fine reputation for imparting a thorough background in cos metology before their students graduate. This school’s courses offer what is believed to be the finest training available. Class es are continuous and you can start at any time. Inquire a- bout this fine school’s tuition budget plan and the next en rollment date. Women, teenagers and child ren have found that this school offers complete beauty cars by students under competent supervision. This school is also licensed under the sovereign State of Oregon and the Bureau of Ed ucation. Left to Right: Chiquita Malone Zehung, Jodie Bak er, Susan Schoon, G:adys Quigley, Mary Jo Heidel. SALEM GLASS AND PAINT en themselves reliable in all of their business dealings. CAR CARE HEADQUARTERS It may not be often that you will be in need of pro ducts rendered by SALEM GLASS AND PAINT, but they will remember you once you do business with them. You will always be welcome to ask their assistance and advice a- bout anything with which they may help you in regard to painting, decorating, and glass products. CAPITOL CAR WASH MR. PAI L BI’RKE—OWNER / MANAGER SNOW and ICE, RAIN and SLEET PREDICTED for Sal- em area. This you can be sure of! Now then, don’t delay any longer. Bring your car to CAP ITOL CAR WASH, located at 608 High N. E. in Salem. While you are down town shopping, that highly profes sional crew at CAPITOL CAR WASH can wash and apply a really hard, tough coat of pro tective wax. and then, when Summer comes around again, your car will still look new. Call PAUL BURKE at 364- 5161 for your car care needs— he is the one who really know« his business. We, the staff, of this 1971 Pictorial Business Review high ly nocommend you stop at CAPITOL CAR WASH in Sal em and have the experts po lish your car One of Salems’ better merchants. This 1971 Pictorial Business Review highly commend this reputable firm for their qual ity service. SALEM GLASS AND PAINT is located at 702 High N. E. in Salem, phone 362-8251, is the place to stop when in need of the finest paints and glass In the area. They feature all types of glass and paints in cluding wall paper and the it ems related to these above mentioned materials. This SALEM GLASS AND PAINT store is recommended by the folks in this area as their real friend. Whenever you need any of these paint or glass items be sure to stop at this firm first. They have prov These friendly people have been in business for over 23 years in the combination of paint and glass business. See your two friendly ladies there. Mrs. Luverne Bobbitt and Mrs. Florence King. In this 1971 Pictorial Busi ness Review, we. the editors, find it a pleasure to list SAL EM GLASS AND PAINT at 702 High N. E. in Salem a- mong the leaders in this ter ritory.
