3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Aug. 17, 1972 ward of Woodland Hills, Calif, home of Mr. and Mrs. G. J.
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
were up for a couple days Gestson were Mrs. and Mrs.
P.
O.
Box
348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 9736«
visit with her brother and Braxton Fouts of Cottage
Publlwhed at .Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thurwlay
wife, Frank and Wyoma Grove.
Andrea stay-!
column is written week- Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill
Baechler. They spent their Granddaughter
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- , (This
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time here really doing a lot ed overnight with me on Sat- ly and published by this news- City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
By Betty Kelle
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I urday and we got a start on paper as a public and educa- The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
What a welcome change in of sightseeing.
the weather, I know I’m en Last Monday Bill and Elsie'some school sewing for her. I tional service If you have for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint
joying It and sure hope you Mills of Newport were in She is starting nursery school questions with regard to the without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
are also. On my way up from town to visit with Lou Kelle. , this fall and is surely excited Oregon State Employment Ser- advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault
about the wholt - •>-
thing. u
Hope vice. »♦
Unemployment
>
* » Insurance, An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development
Mill City this morning I saw They had spent the previous r*""*
| and/or referral to the Job | of the timber industry and agriculture in this area.
the cutest little spotted fawn, week in Beaverton at their her enthusiasm lasts,
Redondo Corps. Neighborhood Youth
from
it was slowly crossing the son, Bill Mills. Bill and Carol, Arriving
MtMBtk
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road and traffic had to stop Mills, Anela and Denise came Beach, < a., were Mr. and Mrs. Corps or training under the
day on Monday!
Kruse and their ------
grandson,
for It. Sure hope it hadn’t lost down for the
me ciay
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Oregon
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Mike, ‘ for ~ a week " s visit * with
to visit ! Bill’s grandfather,
'
*v Training Act or other training
its mother.
Newspaper
I
his
sister,
Dorothy
Newberg
programs,
please
address
your
The regular meeting of the Lou Kelle.
Publishers
I
and
family.
They
will
also
be
queries
to
the
Employment
Di-1
1^ Gates City Council will be Last week I meant to get in visiting Roy’s parents, Mr. and vision, attention: Chief. Infor
Association
AasocMtian - FounOH IMS
held at the City Hall, Thurs . a few lines about the “Take
Mrs.
P.
L.
Mulligan,
and
bro
mation
Section,
402
Labor
&
Subscription
Rates
day, August 17 at 7:30 p. m. 1 Off Pounds Sensibly club" as
__ M .50
Joyce Stahlman, Mabel the four women who started it ther George, of Mill City. The Industries Building, Salem, Marion-Linn Counties, per year________
Outside Marton-Linn Counties, per year
Knutson, Richard, Barbara and I had their first weigh in, lost Newberg’s grandson. Butch, is Oregon 97310.)
.... 15.00
________
Margaret Knutson traveled to i a total of 19 pounds
and ____
that spending the week with them
Outside Oregon, per year _____________
— $5.50
QUESTION:
company for Mark,
j Hillsboro last weekend to at seems pretty good to me. The' to
Spending four days at the
Is the Job Corps still recruit- DON W. MOFFATT
ORDERS TO GO
.... ..... Editor and Publisher
tend the Knutson family re second week the total loss
GEORGE LONG ....
Assistant Publisher-Printer
union. They enjoyed it very was 20 pounds. They are off home of Sam and Lorraine ¡ng in Oregon?
NORMA LONG
... Society and News Editor
much except for the terribly to a good start and may they | ^ier were^grandsons Shawn ANSWER:
Phone 769-5311
and Shane Mills of Salem.
FRAN BRADAC
................
Printer
keep losing.
hot weather.
an
intensive
Yes.
In
fact,
.............. Local.. News Editor
A week ago Mr. and Mrs.
As a money making project. Cat work seems to be going effort is being made to en- ROSE CREE ...........
ahead
full
blast
on
the
Re-
S+ay+on, Oregon
Don Salamdra, Terry and Ed- the TOPS girls are having a1
...........
Local News Editor
roll a minimum of 700 young MARY KELLY
rummage*"sale'oiT‘the’ Mth* of ( ^meprotoct
CORKESPONDENTS
current
year,
men
during
the
Beginnng
to look bet I Unemployed or unskilled Detroit-Idanha
this month and they will glad-| of
" town.
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Boots Champion
ly accept anything anyone ter already.
young men and women can Sates ........ ......... ------- ---- ----------------------- Betty Kelle
Did
you
read
in
this
morn
wants to donate to the cause.
---------------------------------- Eva Bressler
earn while they learn a trade. Lyons ________
Mehama .............
You can contact Lucille Har ing’s paper where the Leash
Mrs. John Teeters-Jean Roberts
Most
Oregon
recruits
are
Law is in effect in Marion now assigned to Angell Job
mon or Dorothy Lofton.
Suzie and Paul Lewis spent County. A dog is considered Corps Center near Yachats on
last Tuesday to Thursday with running at large “when it is the Oregon coast, while female
their grandparents, Mr. and off or outside of the premises enrollees will be assigned to
____ while
_____ belonging to the owner or Tongue Point Job Corps Cen
Bob and Bruce Blumenstein
Mrs. Paul X. Smith
their mother went to Portland.1 keeper of such dog and not ter near Astoria.
Phone 897-2679
BUHO ALLEYS!
While in Portland, Virgil and under control of the owner. ! Those young men who qua
Janet attended the “Wonderful ¡Violating the law carries a lify will be paid a minimum
I n S an F rancisco in i 960, «B
GEORGE KALTANOWSKI
gSP
World of Horses” at the coll- ; maximum penalty of $50. Sure of $50 per month while pre
PLAVED CHESS AGAINST
seum______________________ | hope some of the dog owners paring for such fields as auto
56 OPPONENTS. HE WON SO,
Spending the week at theI have seen this and will ke£P mechanics, building mainten
DREW 6. LOST NONE-AND
SS
A
PIP THIS ALL BLINDFOLDED!
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter j their do«s at home under con- ance, carpentry, painting., food
McCausland was Mrs. Merle| trol instead of letting them service, welding, and heavy
Bell from Downey, Ca. The two roam all over the place.
' equipment operation.
women worked together years
Opportunities in business
Licensed and Bonded
ago. The McCauslands took
I clerical, electronics assembly,
Mrs. Bell to Seattle where she
Fifteen Years In The San+iam Canyon
health occupations, drafting
. is visiting another friend.
and food/housekeeping ser
i Denny, Sheryl and Tamara ]
vice will be available to the
1 Cline from The Dalles, spentI OBITUARIES
young women who qualify for
j the weekend at Sheryl’s moth
Tongue Point.
ers, Lou Oliver. Also home I
I Those individuals from the
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S ure you ' re youno ..
for the weekend was Karen!
i Portland Metropolitan Tri-
PASS
THE SALT PLEASE!
from Corvallis where she has
YOU'RE
CECIL OSCAR WITT
| County area will be assigned
&CYN& TO RETIRE AND to
T he world ’ s largest salt mine
been attending school this , LYONS—Cecil Oscar Witt, to the Portland Residential
MAKE
YOUR
RETIREMENT
IS AT FAIRPORT, OHIO. IT HAS
summer.
| i 79, 172 8th ___
PRE AMS COME TRUE.
died at his home, Manpower Center.
BEEN WORKED TO A DEPTH OF
UO/N THE PAYROLL
| Grandsons of the Floyd * Friday
after
a
"long*
illness.
7
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WELL OVER 2,000 FT. AND IS
SAVINGS PLAN WHERE
' .Johnsons,,
.Tnhnennc .Timmv
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.□ the Job Corps, contact the
EXPECTED TO YIELD SALT FOR
Jimmy and Rrian
Brian, | was born
in Union, Okla., and
YOU WORK. IN THAT WAY
ANOTHER TWO CENTURIES!
rode their motor bikes to Big came here two years ago from nearest office of the Employ
IL6.
SAYINGS BONDS
I
CAN HELP MAKE YOUR
Lake on an overnight camp- Salem where he had lived ment Division.
DREAMS REALITY!
1 ing trip. After work Saturday, I eight years. He was a retired
Highway 22 — Mill City
■it -tr -tr <r -tr
Floyd picked them up and welder and World War I vet-
brought them back. The John- eran.
ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES
I sons took Jimmy home Sun-
Surviving are daughters,
1 day but Brian is staying the Helen Patton in New Mexico,
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. rest of the month.
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and Hulda Carson, Bishop, Ca.;
Expert Tune up and Brake Repairs
( Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peder one brother, Weed, Ca., nine
11’
son returned about a week ago grandchildren and seven great
from a three-weeks trip to grandchildren.
North Dakota. They went to j Services were in Barstow,
attend the 50th wedding an California.
IV e Pick Up and Deliver
niversary celebration for Mr.
’ and Mrs. Harold Yale. Their
j son, Stewart, and his wife
I took them to another son’s
home in Bothel, Wn., where
they met Pete’s brother, Lau
TO
rence, and made the trip with
them. They visited a daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Neubauer1 r
and family, Mrs. Marion Mor-
ris and her children, had a
August 14, 1972,
Call Us Any Day For
chance to get acquainted with
Lyons, Or. 97358
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' they hadn’t seen before. Pete’s Mill City, Or. ILnierpriSe,
No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between
97360
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. niece and husband, Mr. and
Stayton and Gates.
Perhaps you would like to
;
Mrs.
Larry
Hilson,
were
there
ON OR OFF THE CABLE
and the Pedersens were able I use this in your paper this
I to meet their three children week, hopefully to some ad
RCA VICTOR
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' who they hadn’t seen before, vantage.
Parks for All of Us!
The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas
i A cousin of Mrs. Pedersen, Mr.
Isn’t it nice to have so many
and Mrs. Casper Hoines, came
RCA WHIRLPOOL
from Veblen, S. D. for a visit nice parks in our area? They
The Best Laundry Equipment
while they were there. The are for all of us, both you and
weather was quite cool and for me.
| when it got down to 38 degrees It is a great pleasure to take
they had to turn on the furn guests to our parks and see
"
k wii i
them neat and clean, but how
ace.
Visitors arriving Saturday embarrassing it is to see litter
at the home of Glen and Lola and trash all over. Before we
Henness were .....
Mr. .....
and .......
Mrs. could put our picnic out to eat
Carl Groves from Joshua Tree,,we had to do the house clean-
.
Appliance — Radio
Ca. This is near Palm Springs ing for others ahead of us.
We cleaned ours and the.
and Twenty Nine Palms. They
SALES — SERVICE
769-2154
plan on a stay of several other, too, before leaving and !
503 N. Third Ave.
Stayton
hoped it would stay that way
days.
Spending the weekend at the long enough for others who I
valued a clean park to enjoy I
their picnic in clean surround
ings.
What do you say “Yu-all” if
we each tried to keep our na
tural beauty beautiful?
Thank you.
Yours truly,
Leora Z. Stevens,
Lyons, Oregon.
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ma area are installing lar-
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In the conduits will be placed
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i In the early part of 1972,
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numbers. The company is now I
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fall, the company plans to
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George Neal was re-elected
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