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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1972)
7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 22, 1972 I and brought up to the Baech- | lers where they will visit un- 1 and Mrs. Roger Nelson for a j til Wednesday. They came for Father’s Day picnic at Para ' the wedding. A dinner reception was held dise Park in Salem. Later in By Betty Kelle the day, they retired to the at the Gates Community club by Jack Zimmerman Charlie and Lucille Tucker Hudgins home to open the house Saturday evening in honor of the newlyweds, Larry went to Portland last Monday gifts. and June (Kennedy) Lietz. to meet the train that brought The Johnson’s 14-year-old : Attending were many family BUILDERS, LANDSCAPERS. suit for either compensation their daughter, Betty Bour- or breach of contract under gart and grandson Mark from grandson, Jimmy Cuthbert, is members who had arrived for REPAIRMEN REGISTERING terms of the act. spending about a month here the wedding and other close Clarion, Iowa. They plan on An Attorney General’s in UNDER NEW OREGON LAWS about a month’s visit with Bet with his grandparents and is friends of the young couple. formal opinion indicates sub ty’s husband, Charles, to join hoping he can pick up a little Bill and Maxine Wright of Oregon homebuilders and contractors include almost any yard work during the time. i Bend and Odie and Jan Walt their subcontractors are tak one who performs work on por them here about July 1. On Joanne Myers and daughter, ers of Terrebonne, who arriv ing a big step toward protect tions of the home attached to Saturday, the whole group took a ride to Central Oregon Priscilla flew up from Ar ed for the wedding and recep- ing themselves and their cus- the structure and not subject where they visted the ice caves buckle, Ca., Saturday to at I tion, stayed overnight at the tomers when the state’s new ■ to removal upon sale. Exclud and just enjoyed the ride. Sun tend the wedding of her niece, Baechler home. Contractor’s Registration Act ed are decorative shutters, I really appreciate the calls goes into effect July 1. day Betty and Mark joined June Kennedy. They had to . Venetian blinds, draperies and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bob return home on Sunday after j from all of you with news but Passed by the 1971 Legisla- removable appliances. Interior Thomas of Albany, for a drive staying overnight at the Frank some may not be aware that ture, the new law is one that designers contracting for ma- Baechler home. Frank’s two to get it in the current week’s has been before Oregon’s law- terials installed must register, to the coast. Floyd and Laurel Johnson sisters, Loretta Miller of Es news I have to receive the makers on many occasions however. were joined by the Jerry Hud condido, Ca„ and Alice Sal- news by Monday so I can get and its passage last year pro- j i The Contractor's law is one gins of Salem, the Jim Cuth and of Woodland Heights, Ca., it in Monday’s mail. bably was influenced by the' of several currently making An impromptu family barbe so-called consumer protection life interesting for employes berts of Woodburn, Sherry were met at the Portland air Hudgin’s friend, Mary and Mr. port by the Ken Harrisons que was held at the new home movement. However, as was of the Department of Com- of Skip and Kathy Meader as the case with similar regula-, merce. Another requires licens- sort of a surprise housewarm- tory laws enacted in 1971, thei ing of radio and television re I ing on Sunday afternoon. Contractor’s law provides pr~v:dcz as ' pairmen. Wednesday, as a birthday many benefits for home build- j In effect since last July, ! celebration for Chris, Toni ers as it does for those who some 1,500 eletronic repair ' Thomas took he and David buy and live in the homes they I technicians already are licens NEED A , Davis, Craig Humes and Rus erect. ed. along with more than 900 sell Goffin to Cottage Grove Supported strongly by the repair shops. Passage of a cer where they visited the train Oregon Home Builders Asso tified electronics technicians TOW? museum and train station. ciation and Associated General test is required. From Village Green they took Contractors, the new law re Landscape contractors are a train ride on a real working quires registration with the' involved in a similar law pas- Call 897-2442 For Fast Service train. On their way home they newly created Oregon Builders I sed by the last legislative ses- had dinner and arrived back Board by home builders, re- [ sion. They have been register AllS+ate at Gates about 7. modelers and building sub-1 ing with the Department of Motor Club Saturday, Walt and Toni contractors who work on single I Commerce since January, al- Thomas and Chris went to family residences and small] though only 150 of an estimat. Road Service Portland where they picked up apartment structures. Essen-| ed 300 so far have signed up.. are landscape «««- con- Jessie Adams and continued on tially, the law requires proof ' Involved ---- —1 to Underwood, Wn., where they of responsibility from all peo I tractors grossing $5.0(M) or more visited at the home of Mr. ple contracting for pay in con j a year and registration fees and Mrs. Fred Frazier. They struction, demolition, moving, range _ from $15 minimum to as We Give S & H Green Stamps were joined at the Fraziers by repair and remodeling work on much as $300, depending on Phone 897-2442 Mill City Walt’s sister and husband, Mr. residential structures less than volume. Those who have re- and Mrs. Chuck Donaldson of | three stories high and contain- gistered so far are registered Seattle. The adults attended a ing less than 4,000 square feet | for six months and re-registra- class reunion of Columbia of floor space. tion effective July 1 will be Union High school held at Builders and sub-contractors I for a one-year period. An ex- White Salmon. The reunion who do not register will be amination for landscape con- was for classes up to 1935. unable to submit legal bids tractors also has been accepted The oldest one attending was or do any work on contracts and everyone qualifying in the from the class of 1903, and that or obtain building permits business must pass it by 1974. The Department also has an is quite awhile ago. from cities and counties, Paul and Maxine Hagen Some 34 states have similar nounced construction stand have really had a fmily get- laws, which protect the home- ards for mobile homes and re together this week. It is the owner and ethical builders creation vehicles effective on first time in five years they from tactics of unethical fly- May 1. Involved are some 42 makers of mobile homes and have had all five of their child by-nighters. ren home at once. Besides The act requires home build 193 recreation vehicle manu ■ | Lauren and Paulann, who still ers to post surety bonds of facturers. If not already in compliance, I live at home, James, a 1968' $3,000 and sub-contractors graduate of Santiam, arrived bonds of $1,000 to insure pro persons involved in home home last Monday from Vir tection for consumers, taxing building, sub-contracting, land ginia where he is serving authorities and suppliers of j scaping, radio-television repair and mobile home and recrea aboard the USS Trenton. He material and equipment. will be home until after July Applicants also must show tion vehicle manufacture are 4. S/Sgt. Michael Hagen and proof their businesses are pro urged to contact the Depart wife and two daughters arriv perly registered for industrial ment of Commerce in Salem. ed last Thursday from their accident insurance, employ home in San Bernardino, Ca., ment and income taxes and li where Mike is a recruiter for I ability insurance. Minimum the U. S. Marine Corp. Mr. and I requirements for the latter Mrs. Tim Hagen and Bert of i are $25,000 for property dam Valsetz were here over the age, $50,000 for injury or • weekend. That is what is death to one person and $100,- known as a full house. 000 for injury or death to more i i Attending the Kennedy-Lietz than one person. Annual fee for the home wedding in Salem from Gates were Terry and Delores Drake, builders is $20 and $10 for Application Ken and Sharon Harrison and sub-contractors. three children, Carol Woods, forms are available from the Builders Board, 204 Commerce and Betty Kelle. How many of you knew we Bldg., Salem, 97310, and from have quite a rabbit farm in Department of Commerce field offices in Pendleton, Coos Bay, Medford, Portland and Eu gene. Other local permit-writ ing agencies also have regis tration applications and banks, savings and loan companies and building industry trade associations can help provide We’re Growing the Wood We Need information regarding filling out registration forms. —Thanks to Tree Farming Deadline for registration is little more than two weeks I away and the Builders Board in Salem reports slightly more j than 500 builders and con- j tractors registered so far. Es- ( timates place the number of j potential registrants at about 7,500. Although penalties for fail ure to register are severe, few people close to the Board view the small number of early re gistrants with alarm. They point out the procedure is a new one, it is fairly complicat ed and this is an especially busy time for builders. Nonetheless. Builders Board Chairman William R. Lamb is reminding people In the in dustry that they must register on time or risk going out of business after July 1. Unregist ered builders cannot bring 0T Salem Scene 1 3 GATES Snoboy Lettuce 5 large heads SI .00 Cal. Tomatoes . . . Lb. 19c Oregon Cauliflower . head 39c Boiler Onions . . 3 Lb. bag 39c New Potatoes No. 2 $119 Cal. Trer Farms and other well managed commercial forest» today produce more wood than we nee in lumber, paper product*, plywood and 5,000 other items in daily nee. At the beginning of the Tree Farm program the annual harveat of wood wae greater than growth. V. r’re »rowing the wood for thi- and »ucreeding generation*. Frank Lumber Co. Benton Trucking Co. Mill City, Oregon Idanha, Oregon Young & Morgan Timber Company Stout Creek Lumber Co. Mill City—Idanha, Oregon Lyons, Oregon—Mill at Mehama U. S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc. Idanha—Lebanon, Oregon Mill City Enterprise Mill City, Oregon Stuckert Lumber Co. Lyons—Idanha, Oregon H Si W Logging Co. Mill City—Idanha, Oregon the area? It is owned and run by Anson and Luella Kimsey on the Linn County side of the river, across the road from the school house at Gates on what was the Ozzie Hirte property The Kimsey’s have lived there about a year and had rabbits about eight months. They have about 225 does and keep about 1,200 young at all times. On June 10, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Geston went to Castle Rock, Wn., to attend the wed ding of his niece’s boy, Ray Lowe. They visited and stayed I overnight at the home of a' sister-in-law in Milwaukie coming home on Sunday. Mrs. Goodwin, who has been in a Salem hospital after break ing a hip, is now at Silver Springs Rest Home in Silver- ton where she is getting along quite well. .... 20 Lb. Bag Cal. Oranges . ■■ 8 lb. bag 99c . Nebergalls Slab Bacon . Lb. 75c Link Sausage Nebergalls Lb. 79c Nebergalls Bologna 59« Lb................................. $139 Sirloin Tip Steaks Lb. Vern’s Shell Service Guess who’s coining ? Fixings /&/- . . . . . FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS Breaded Sea Clam Strips $2.39 l'/a Lb. Package Breaded Fish Sticks 6 lb. pkg. $3.95 Eggo Frozen Waffles 8 to pkg. 39c Blue Bell Potato Chips 3 Pack Package E Qc .... W W Standby Tomatoes 3 Lb. cans 89c New Small Round Variety Standby Cake Mixes 3 pkgs. $ 1.00 Standby Fruit Cocktail 3 cans $1.00 Flower and Vegetable Plants tray 39c Be Sure To Attend The Coronation Friday Evening at 8 p. m.—Big 4 H Parade Sat urday Morning—10 A. M. —Lyons. 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