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DETROIT IDANHA 4—The Mill City Enterprise. Thursday , July 27. 1972 Tilton Cots 25c Lb. or 20c a Lb. by box Hermiston Watermelons . Lb. 7c The Enterprise Prtn/s bedding Announcements Expert C raftsmanship—Fast Service, Too By Boots Cham mon If the squirrel drivers, put ting on their expedition in the Detroit area, into the wee hours of Tuesday morning think their antics were appre ciated by the public who were trying to get some sleep, they had better think again. Work ing people who have to arise early in the morning can well do without being kept awake half the night by a few who have nothing more to do than raise hell. If it is trouble you are looking for, you can well rest assured it can be arrang ed. Mr. and Mrs. David White, David Jr., and Carla returned home Sunday following a nine-day vacation to Smithers. B C While in Smithers they attended the wedding of Glen- Small or Large Washington Local Vine Ripe Tomatoes Lb. 19c Pickling Cukes . Lb. 8c and Dill Walla Walla Sweet Onions Lb. 17c HEALTH FOODS NEED A TOW? Call 897-2442 For Fast Service AllState Motor Club Road Service Ad Prices Effective Thurs., Fri. and Sunday CLOSED SATURDAY Vern's Shell Service HARVEST HUT 721 S. E. San+iam Blvd. We Give S & H Green Stampe Phone 897-2442 Mill City Ph. 897-2331 da Beachy and Howard Gra of our lovely scenic stite How ham. Glenda is the daughter ever, the return visit this sum of Mr. and Mrs Glen Beachy mer under much different cir of Smithers and former resi cumstances will likely be a dents of Idanha. The Whites memorable occasion for our said the weather in B. C. was Virginia visitor. Leaving here, beautiful with high tempera the McDaniels and their guest ture around 85 degrees and plan to visit the Redwoods in the lows in the 40s Rain oc-I California curred for only about four! The Earl Michaelsons receiv- hours during their entire stay | ed a telephone call Sunday and this happened on the re from their son, Sgt. Paul Mich turn trip home near Burns aelson. who is stationed at An drews AFB, Washington, D. Lake. C., saying that he had pulled Visiting here for 10 days the ligaments in his knee and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. is now wearing a cast. He said Earl Michaelson and family the injury may necessitate sur- are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc gery. He did not know at this Daniel and son, Buddy Way- time if he would be allowed mon of Hayward, Ca. Accom leave to come home. panying the McDaniels here Mrs. Len Davis, Idanha, for a visit is Mr. McDaniel’s spent a few days in Bend last sister, Lena, of Virginia. Her week visiting with friends. The first visit to Oregon was about Davis’s were long time resi eight years ago (Dec. 1964) dents of Bend before moving when Oregon was experienc here. ing one of its worst floods in Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis of history. This of course did not San Mateo. Ca., who are va leave a very good impression cationing in the Metolius area (fishing) plan to arrive about the middle of the week for a visit at the Len Davis home W. H. and Len are brothers. Spending a weeks vacation at Detroit State Park is Mrs Bill Covey and children and friends from the Florence area. The Coveys formerly resided at Detroit. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ray May were Mrs May’s sister. May Watson, of Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Browning of Gresham. Mrs. Browning is a niece of Mrs. May and Mrs. Watson. Ray May, Detroit, was ad mitted to St. Vincents Hospi tal, Portland, Sunday, where he will undergo major hip sur gery 'Wednesday of this week. He will be glad to hear from his friends during this three weeks stay at the hospital. Mrs. Nils Bittner and daugh ter. Debbie, returned home re cently from a five-week visit with relatives in Denver. Colo.. Omaha. Neb., Sioux City. Ia . Cheyenne. Wyo. and other towns m the above mentioned states. Flying back to Chey enne, they were met by Mr Bittner’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ' Loewe of Wiser. Neb. Accom panied by the Loewes the jour ney home* was made by car. The Bittners and their guests spent the weekend at New port where they made some mighty fine catches of Chin ook and silvers. Monday the family was busy preserving (smoking) their fine catch. The seventh of 10-series of colored filmstrips will be shown at the Idanha Com munity church during Sunday evening's 7 o’clock service. The film entitled “Between the Testaments, describes the years between events in Malac- I ki and Mathew, showing the | influence of Roman politics • and Greek culture and the Hebrew religion. Visiting area friends here Thursday through Sunday was Mrs. Leona (Lee Ware) Lee of Newport. She left Monday for an extended visit at the home of Mrs. Velma Aiderman of Stay ton. Harold Baker, who was re- I leased from Salem Memorial hospital earlier last week, was readmitted to the hospital early Friday morning for med ical attention. He was taken to the hospital about 1:30 a. m by Idanha Rurt.l Fire District ambulance. His condition Sun day was reported as fair. Mrs. Harold Baker. Idanha, sustained a severe cut to her finger last week. The mishap occurred while she was chop ping wood. Rev. Arvin Johnson, pastor of the Idanha Community Church, reported that there was a good turn out on the work night Thursday at the church. A new 244 by 40 build ing is being erected adjacent to the church. Most of the work is being done by volun teers with the assistance of a contractor. Anyone wishing to volunteer their services for this worthy cause will be wel comed. Rev. Johnson said, it is hoped the building can be completed before the fall rains set in. When completed the facility will be used for multi purposes. Modern rest rooms, a kitchen and furnace room will be installed in the new structure. MODERNIZMG? o t you paint. No matter how much or add on III f ...vx I'll II III _ Jh I your home will never be really mod J. J modern wiring ing adequate housepower The key to modern living is to operate properly all the electrical appliances in your home. And having adequate housepower means having a 200-ampere switch panel where the electricity enters your home. Most people really don’t know how much housepower they have. But if you have noticed your lights dimming when you use a lot of appliances... or your TV picture getting smaller or the oven doesn't get as hot as it should—chances are. you’re asking too much of your housepower—and overloaded wires can be a danger, too. So when you remodel, put electrical wiring first on your list. Check your breaker panel and be sure you have adequate capacity. If you don't, call your electrical contractor. He’ll install the equipment and wiring you need to enjoy the convenience, economy and safety of modern electric living. And if you need assistance with financing, we can help. Pacific Power has a wiring financing plan which allows up to $1.200.00 to qualified remodeling customers. So don’t just remodel. Modernize your homo with full power by putting in a 200-ampere panel. Remember—a home is only as modern as its electrical wiring. PACIFIC POWER Ricky L. Martin Hurt In Car Accident IDANHA -Ricky L. Martin. 23, Idanha, was injured Sun day when his car went out of control on highway 22 east of Idanha and struck a guard rail and then plowed into a dirt and rock embankment. Ke was taken to Salem Me morial Emergency Hospital Center by Idanha Rural Fire and was in fair condition Sun day night. *
