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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1972)
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 23, 1972 Miss Jerri Jo Parker of Al-| Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree ---- daughter ' ----------- ■— 11 j bany, of Mr. and Mrs. Were dinner guests Saturday The Charles Kellys called on Dick Parker of Albany and evening in Salem at the home 1 Mrs Helen Saucier at Mt. An formerly of Mill City, has been of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Dick gel Towers Saturday afternoon chosen as a princess for the inson and her brother-in-law and report her doing well In Linn County Indoor Rodeo and sister, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. her new surroundings. They scheduled for June 9-11 at the Gorton. also attempted to call on Mrs. Linn County Fairgrounds in Garage Sale: March 26 from Clyde Rogers, who recently Albany. The rodeo is sponsor J moved there, but she was at ed by the Linn County Sher 12 noon to 6 p.m. at 1039 N. 12 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krecklow her daughter’s in Hubbard at iff’s " Mounted Posse, Inc., and 4th St., Stayton. the proceeds from the rodeo and Mr. and Mrs. John Mills the time. will go to the Explorer Search I The Youth Group of the Free returned Tuesday night from It has been announced that and Rescue Post No. 64. Pre- Methodist Church will be hav- four days vacationing at Lake following morning services at cision horse drills will accom- ing a bake sale at Stewart’s Tahoe and Reno. the Presbyterian Church on pany the usual competition Grocery Saturday at the same — time as their car wash \at E/3 Lee Stafford, Mrs. Staf Sunday, March 26, there will events. Vern's Shell. The young people ford (the former LaDonna be a Congregational Meeting are staging the fund raising Bradley) and son, Timmy, ar to vote to petition the Pres rived Friday morning to spend bytery of Willamette to dis It was reported that Mrs. projects to finance a beach trip the weekend visiting with their solve the pastoral relationship Floyd Fleetwood is quite ill at planned for late April. parents, the Marvin Staffords between the pastor and the the home of her daughter, and Marshall Bradleys. They congregation, and to elect Lois, in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. John Swan re returned to their home in Ala commissioners to present this ceived word Saturday, March meda, Calif., Monday after petition to Presbytery on Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus 18, of the death of Mrs. Swan’s noon. Lee is in the Navy Re March 28, 1972. spent from Sunday until Wed sister, Mrs. Arthur Thomas, in serves and will be shipping out nesday of last week vacation Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Swan left by Mrs. Hettie Duncan of Tor ing in Reno. On March 11 and plane on Monday for Dallas to again in July. The Stafford’s other son, Lynn, is home dur- onto, Canada, and Mrs. Marie 12 Mrs. Yankus, along with attend the funeral which was ing spring vacation from his j Burrell accompanied Mr. and Olive Barnhardt, Bobbie Bud- scheduled for Tuesday. Mrs. studies at OTT I Mrs. Lowell Cree to Dallas last long, Shirley Sharp and Eva Blanche Smeenk of Portland, i Tuesday evening where they Myers of Sublimity bowled the daughter of the Swans, P. J’s Beauty Center 239 S. j attended a Friendship Night team event in the Women’s will stay here with her father W. Broadway. Open Monday I at Naomi Chapter Order of the State Bowling Tournament in until her mother returns. As through Saturday 9:00 a.m. - I Eastern Star. Medford. On Sunday, the 12th, this was Mrs. Swan’s first air 5:00 p. m. Evenings by appoint I Judy Swigart joined the group plane trip, she had mixed emo ment. Phone 897-2137. 45tf j Mrs. Betty Lou McMorris re to bowl the doubles event. tions about it. i turned to her work at the U. S. National Bank Monday fol lowing a two weeks bout with the flu. “ LOCALS Mrs. Linda Shore and her four-month-old baby of Chica go, were scheduled to arrive in Salem by plane Tuesday after noon for a visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Snow. Mrs. Florence Burmester, accompanied by Mrs. Sylvia Burmester and daughter Mary Ann of Scio were Sunday guests in Salem at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stephens. DETROIT IDANHA By Boots Champion Mabel Poncia was taken to Salem Memorial Hospital for medical attention shortly after 3 a.m. Saturday by Idanha Rural Fire Protection District ambulance. Visiting here this week at the Harold Champion home is Mrs. Champion’s sister, Mrs. Emma Ramage of Salem. Detroit school Is having one week of spring vacation, March 20 through March 24. Pharmacy Topics. STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN open six days a week, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. For appointments ph. 897-2100. 42tf I By Frank Stromquist The door prize given at the March 13 meeting of Marilyn Chapter No. 145 was a pair of hand-made pillow slips. They were made by Mrs. Nettle Gawley, a resident of the Ma sonic-Eastern Star Home at Forest Grove and is 82 years of age. Mrs. Gawley is the grandmother of Marilyn Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls. Twenty dollars and thirty-six cents was re ceived from the pillow slips which was donated to the Can cer Research Fund and they were won by Mrs. Betty Fields, Associate Matron of Acacia Chapter at Stayton. Marilyn Club will meet next Tuesday, March 28, at the home of Mrs. Charles Kelly with Mrs. Richard Freeman co-hostess for the 12 o’clock potluck dinner. A short busi ness meeting will be held in the afternoon followed by a social hour. * According to the U.S. Cen ter for Disease Control, there may be as many as 640,000 female carriers of gonorrhea in the U.S. that are carriers I Weekend guests without symptoms. * Don’t take aspirin if you are Charles Umphress home were drinking cocktails, wine, or her brother, Joseph Smith, beer, says Dr. H. W. Dave- who flew in from Marengo, port of the U. of Michigan Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith Medical school. In experi and son from Kelso, Albert ment with dogs and humans Smith of Gates, Terry Smith he has shown that alcohol and Phyllis Cox of Eugene, Mr. in the stomach inhances the and Mrs. Clarence Zigler and ability of aspirin to damage son Harry of Tillamook, Rich and break down the stom ard Zigler and daughter of Ne ach’s inner lining. This can halem, Mr. and Mrs. Robert lead to bleeding and stom Umphress of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. David Umphress and four ach ulcers. * Use caution with medication children of Vancouver and Mr. prescribed or given to ani and Mrs. Bob Drew and eight mals. They are usually giv youngsters of Cheshire. Over en by veterinarians in en night guests were Mr. and Mrs. velopes, bottles and other Bert Smith of Empire, Mr. containers marked only with and Mrs. Millard Wodley of directions for use. Parents Camas and Mr. and Mrs. Jim often do not realize the po Wodley and two girls of Seat tential hazards of such drugs tle. if they are left where chil-1 “ . dren can get to them. Jin and Mark Anderson from ; Portland are spending their .. Spring vacation at the home When your doctor prescribes J their grandparents, Mr and the best, we do the rest, at RuBdy are | children of Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson. Mill City Pharmacy Phone 897-2812 Your Home Town Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cree, Scott Kelli from Redmond spent weekend in Mill City at home of his parents, Mr. Mrs. Paul Cree. Thanks to electricity, this old bottle became a brand new bottle instead otf becoming more litter. Today almost everyone agrees that recycling used materials is a much smarter idea than wasting them. Or letting them turn to litter. And electricity is an essential ingredient in every recycling process. Take glass recycling, for example. Electricity is involved in every step. And it's a big job. So big, in fact. that, in just one large Northwest plant 30 different operations, processes or movements are handled by electric motors. From crushing old glass, moving it through cleaning operations, even to melting and reshaping it into new bottles. Each step is powered by electricity. Electricity is equally important when it comes to salvaging used paper. Scrap metal. Old car bodies. Recycling any type of material takes large amounts of power. That’s one reason why we need to make sure we'll continue to have an adequate supply of electricity. And why Pacific Power and 108 other power agencies making up the Joint Power Planning Council are hard at work under a long-range program for the orderly development of our region’s power resources. That way, we ll be sure to provide ail the electricity you need. For homes. For businesses. For cleaning up our environment, and keeping it clean. | tors can be obtained from the Sec. of State’s office. I would I like to see this paper print a map of the newly formed di - trict containing the names of each legislator. It would be a great public service. JERRY COFFMAN, Pres. North Santiam After visiting with Sanator _____ Chamber of Commerce Ken Jernstedt of Hood River and trying to get North San- tiam Chamber of Commerce members to meet him, it be came apparent to me that few people realize what a change re-districting has brought about. 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. Our state legislators are no Verns Shell Station longer from Salem or the mid valley, they come from Cen $1.00 Per Car tral Oregon and are more Rural minded. Sen. Jernstedt $1.75 Pickups is making an honest effort to $2.50 Pickup w/ Camper become acquainted with his new area of influence and its WE WILL PICK CP and people. As a member of the DELIVER CARS Agriculture and State and Federal Affairs committees (as Ph. 897-2640 or well as others) he could be of 897-2963 some help to us. Now that we are in central Oregon it behooves us all to MILL CITY FREE become acqquainted with our METHODIST state legislators and make our selves known. The new dis YOUTH trict description and legisla- LETTERS TO THEl EDITOR Car Wash Sat., March 25
