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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1972)
THE Free, for Boys 8-13 CHURCH HEWS DETROIT exaremenT! Motorists to Drive IDANHA With Lights On F00TB3LL Governor Asks ENTER OUR 1972 «uni YOU COULD WIN ONE OF 18 LOCAL TROPHIES Put an impress:ve metal PPAK trophy in your room by s.gn- ing up today for our 1972 PPicK Competition. Bring your parents in to register, get your free PP&K Tips Book and start practicing. At- tend our free clinic for more help, Remember, you have a opportunity because great you’re competing against boys your own age. Governor T oe McCall this week appea.ed tc Oregon mo torists to join state govern ment and four major utilities in a program to reduce traffic accidents McCall said, "I am appalled by the rising tragic toll of acci dents injuries and deaths on our highways We must de everyth.r.g we possibly can to prevent this lamentable loss of property and lives.” Through July. 422 persons have died m Oregon traffic accidenta an increase of 60 over the first sever. months of 1971 McCall said state employees and the employees of Pacific Northwest Bell Pacific Power and Light. Portland General Electric and Northwest Nat ural Gas will drive with -Lights on for Safety" during the entire month of Septem ber Ante headlights will be on during both daylight ..nd eve ning hours m state and compa ny cars. McCall said. "It also will be strongly urged that the em ployees and members of their families operate their own pri vate vehicles with lights on at all ~ —in September Impetus for the "Lights .n for Safety” program came from the utilities, the governor said. Surd lar programs have been conducted by other private companies, the governor said. The Greyhound Company, for instance, reported an 11 per cent reduction in arcióezts through a Lghts-on campaign over a period of five years, he said Vehicles are m—e visible m daylight hours when dri ven with the lights on. McCall said. In addition, he said, the program should create a great er statewide awareness of the need to drive carefully FREE: REGISTRATION ENDS SEPTEMBER 29 Philippi Ford 109 1st. Ave. S+ay+on 769-2117 ED LEWIN Auctioneer, Inc. Complete Auctions Phone 769-5466 R% Roots lllaBI*« The fourth of a series of five colored filmstrips will be shown at the Idanha Commun ity Church dur.r.g Sunday eve ning's 7 o'clock service. The film entitled. "Locality of Je sus’ Galilean Ministry.” shows scenes related to events from the beginning of Jesus' min istry to the time of His Trans figuration The Idanha home of Mrs Jessie Smith will be the set ting Thursday when members of the Women's Mission Soc- letv of the Idanha Community Cht .rch meet at 7:30 p.m ~ eve: ■.mg's program will ii the election of officer? f ensuing year A Monday visitor at the home of Mrs Bertha i Loken was her grandson. William ■ Billyi Morgan and a friend, Billy has just completed his in-service training at Fort Ord. Calif., and is now sta- ! tioned at Fort Lewis Wash One senior, four sophomores, six freshmen and six juniors c mpr.se Detrnt's football ros ter for the fall season Tr.ey are senior. Tom Lem.r.g soph omores Glen Abrahams Kevin Hills Stuart Knapp and Don- aid Saner: freshmen. Gres Adams. Mike Hancock. Doug Kirk. Jay Reeves. Briar Smith and Eddie White iors Marty Gardner. Ronnie Lynn. David Labinski. Rick M:nroe. Rand-, r. ’.r. ar.d Sta Williamsoi Detroit Pa-.;: and a Gift Shop _ yr S£VS ZxlH» beginning Monday they will close on Mondays Otherwise they will remain open the other six days until Chris .i-.as P. O. Ros 348 MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Phone 897-277? Mill City, Orc. 9736« Puhitshed al Mill CKy. Manon Count), Ore. r»«r> Ihuoday Entered as Seccnd Class Mail Matter ai the P «tuffice at Mui City. Oregon, under Che act of Congress of March 3. 1879 rhe Mill City Enterprise assume» no tin.uKiai responsibility J for errors in advertisements It will however, reprinl «nth wt charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry and agriculture in this area VtMOt» __________ MEMBER__________ LYONS I NITKD HAROLD D KLIEWER Funeral services were held, METHODIST CHI RCH in Salem Saturday at 1 p m sin and Ash St. Phone 859-2M0 for Harold D. Kliewer, 56. of Albany, who died on Wednes Rev. Arthur Hansen day in a Lebanon hospital. Welcome* you to cume |l Oregon -- Harold was well known in you are Newspaper Mill City He was a meat cut Sunday School at IO a un I Publishers ter and worked for .Albert To The Church in Worship 11 ¡Association Hl man when he first opened the new Hilltop Market. He was Flint Chrtetlan Ch »rch Sut scription Kates Mill City’s first mayor and Minister Charles E Full*. _ H30 Manon-Lunn Counties, per year ---------------- was active in both civic and Bible School. 9 « a. m _ 35.00 school affairs while living Morning Worship 11*00 a Outside .Manon-Linn Counties, per year — i — 15-50 Outside Oregon, per year ------------------------- here He moved to Lebanon from Youth Activities 3 p. m to DON W MOFFATT _____ —— ---- Editor and Publisher Mill City and then to Albany 6 pm. — Sundays. GEORGE LONG ___ __ ____ ____ Assistant Publisher-Printer about 1C years ago where he Evening Services 7 pm. was a Department Manager Bible Study each Wednesday NORMA LONG__________________ Society and News Editor for the D. E Nebergall Co. He IttOO A. Mi and 630 P M. at FRAN BRADAC .....------------------------------------------------ Printer was a native of Minnesota but the Church Senior High Youth ROSE CREE___ _____________________ Local News Editor had lived in Oregon for 36 meets 4 p. m. Junior High MARY KH.I.Y_______________________ Local News Editor CORRESPONDENTS years In Albanv he lived at meets 3 p m _______________ B oom Champion Detroit-Idanha 2911 Locust St. ___________________ Betty Kelle Survivors include his widow. Canyon Conservative Baptist Sates ----------- __________________ Eva Bressler Lyons ---------- Rev. Robert Lathrop W ilamina Willie ' of Albany; Mrs. John Teeters-Jean Roberta Mehama ____ one son. Harold L. Kliewer of Services in New Church Salem; one brother, Robert Sunday school 945 a. m. Kliewer of Temecula. Ca.. and I Morning Worship 11 a m St. Catherine's Catholic Training Hour, 6<K> P. Mm. three grandchildren. Masses Even Sunday Services were at the Howell- Wednesday evening Bible 9:00 A ' M. WAS THAT . Evening Service. 7 o'clock Mortuary Edwards-Doerkser. H.-.v Dav an: F.rs: Friday with Rev. Arthur Dunn offi- -tudy ana prayer time 7pm gvt«6ooo; 7:30 P M dating. Burial was at Belcrest Mill City Presbyterian Memorial park ST CHRISTOPHER MISSION Rev. Luther Kurt*. Pastor Detroit VERNON D. GOODELL Phone 897-3139 Saturday Mass at 7 p. m. in LYONS — Funeral services Adult Bible Class_ 10:00 a m stead of 11 a. m Sundays. were held Wednesday. Septem Morning Worship_ 11:00 a m I Holy Day and First Fridav ber 13. at 1:30 p m at Weddle Nursery for young children j 530 P M Detroit Funeral Home ;n Stayton for under competent supervision. ' Vernon D. Goodell. 82 who This is the summer schedule1 died Sunday :n the Marian of services. New fall schedule Home. Sublim:ty. He was born will be announced soon. , in Tacoma, and came to the Santiam Chapel . Lyons-Mehama area in 1918 Assembly of God and worked in sawmills until Phone 859-2644 Lyons Warren H. Cornelius, Pastor The 12th annual Bowl Down Sunday SchooL 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship. 11 o'clock. Cancer tournament will be C. A. (Youth: Service 5:30 pm. held in all bowling centers in I Oregon, October I to 15. This Evangelistic Rally. 7:00 p. m. Midweek Services Wed-, 7 pm j is sponsored by the Oregon Anyone desiring counsel and State Bowling Proprietors As Thursday, September 14— prayer may call Pastor Warren sociation as a benefit for the Hamburger Gravy . American Cancer Society. Last H. Cornelius. Whipped Potatoes Phone 769-5311 I year, over $27.000 was raised Home-made Bread A- Butter I for this event and over $250. The Church of Jesus Chrisl Fruit Cup ‘ 000 has been raised during the of Latter Day Saints Sugar Cookie past eleven years. S+ay+on George J. Rolfe Milk Phone 769-5417 I Once again, the top prizes Friday. September 15— Bi an ch President—585-4442 j are two new Volkswagen se- Why don't YOr subscribe Fish Krisps .Meetings at Stayton Branch j dans, one donated by the Ore to The Mill City Enterprise ? Green Beans Chapel • Westown Subdivison gon State Bowling Association French Fries Priesthood Meetings ------ 900 and one by the Volkswagen Applesauce Sunday School--------- 10301 Cinnamon Twist | sacrament Meeting — 6:00! dealers of Oregon. There are Relief Society Wednesday 10:00 40 donated prizes valued at Milk I MIA Wednesday ____ 7‘30 57.000. 20 for men and 20 for Monday. September 18— women. Spanish R:ee Governor Tom McCall has 1 Primary Tuesday --------- 4:30 , The tournament is open to Homemade French Garlic oeer. advised that another Bread. $1.750.000 has been advanced Mehama Community Church all league bowlers who do Peaches Ito the State Forestry Depart Frank SchultzwohL Pastor nate fifty cents in the Quali fying Round to try to beat Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Applesauce Bar ment for repair of roads dam- Morning Worship, Him. their average in their third Milk. ! aged in the late January flood Evening Services 7:30 p. m game They can enter as often Tuesday. September 19— | in Western Oregon as they wish. They enter the Barbeque Hamburger William Mayer. Seattle, re French fries. gional director of the Federal Mill City Commnnrty Church House Eliminations by Octo Tomatoes. Office of Emergency Prepared Rev. DonalJ L Duhong. Pastor ber 29. One third then advan ces to the House Finals by No loe Cream Gingerbread ness. said the advance brings Full Gospel vember 12. In many centers, lo Sunday School 10:00 A. M Cake. to $2,397.000 the funds granted Morning Worship 11'00 A M. cal prizes are donated for this Wednesday. September 20— so far to the Forestry Depart - Evening Service 7 :30 P M j round of the tournament. Meat Loaf I meat The department and fed- Wednesday Eveirg 7.30 P M Whipped Potatoes and Gravy I eral inspectors estimated to One Third finally advance Wtfgfes oBiÿ 11 3 4 I ds . Everyone wekxxne. Hot Rolls to the State Finals which will tal damage to forest roads in Peas be held December 2. 3. and yet tetaren 25rr more nine count.es at 83.618.254. and Gate« Community Church Red Jello and Topping 10 if necessary. Newberg Bowl additional payments are ex sower tfiar seme saws 11 a. m. Sunday School Thursday. September 21— will host the men bowlers and pected. costwE up le S25 mere' 9:45 a. m. Worship Service Chicken Pot Pie Rainbow Lanes in Forest At McCall’s request. Presi-1 Lettuce Salad ( Grove will host the women. ' dent Nixon declared all of How Only W atermeion | Western Oregon a disaster area Mehama Community Church About 30.000 bowlers qua- Mehama. Oregon Peanut Buttter Cookie ' lify and about 1.000 reach the I following the severe rain $ ,7195.- James R. Godwin. Pastor Friday. September 22— storms in January That made i finals. Prizes will be awarded Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Pizza I in January soor. after the I the Forestry Department, and Morning Worship 11:00 a m winning list is published. Spinach I other state and local agencies Cubed Jello Salad I eligible tc apply for financial Other major prizes are a co Oatmeal Cookie Seventh Day Adventist I assistance from the Office of lor TV, mink stole, cottage 8. W. Ivy 8t. MID City 9» Mst puerili up'weifr Emergency Preparedness. tent and a movie camera. Lo G. M Richardson. Pastor U m uu State Fcrester Ed Schroeder cal bowlers are urged to watch a m Worship service for the tournament and enter If the number following said the m - ney provides for re 11 3.3 a « 7 p. m. Wednesday prayer the fight against cancer pair of state-owned timber ac Hwtj -»^ec tar in rack your name on The Eru cess roads and the network of meeting F !»•» «»5 C4 Ji MÌ' terprise label reads fire protection roads damaged Idanha Community Church by flooding. ’>'8»«’ Sv* 3 i v»L« M k Arvin E. Johnson. Pastor 9-72 it s time to send The counties where road da- 18 s*w$ uus Mt nt :o»l Sunday SchooL 10:0 a. m. mage occurred are: Clatsop, a check for renewal. Arswtc :i 4 ttM Morning Service 11 o’clock. Tillamook. Lincoln. Lane. Coos, Evening Service a: 7 o ’ clock txftafc irte vrtn cattai Douglas. Linn. Clackamas, and Bible Study, Wednesday 7:30 ea$i* I Washington. p. m *lt$s CtfSVFif /■taefcsoes?: • Calvary Lutheran Church Au+orr.a+ic Stayton Oiler ' First Ave. and Fern Ridce Rd. 1 Rev. Norbert Dey. Pastor Sunday School ___ 915 a m nwa .II« Bowl Down Cancer Tourney Slated Dairy Queen I School Lunch Menu State Forestry Department Gets Road Repair Funds M c C ulloch MAC 1010 AUTOMATIC! 1/4^ 4 for 25c Large Cukes 4 for 25c Large Peppers head 25c Local Cauliflower Local Hybred Melons 3/S1 & 4/S1 Walla Walla Sweet Onions Lb. 10c Local Tomatoes S3.98 bu. or lb. 12c Last of Hermiston Watermelons . . . . lb. 51/x lb. 12c Green Beans Deer Permits Be Sure To Attenc Available in Three The Lyons Grange Special Hunts Fair Sat., Sept. 16 A Good Dinner Will Be Served HEALTH FOODS Closed Saturdays Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. HARVEST HUT 721 S. E. Santiam Blvd. Ph. 897-2331 HARDWARE We Give SAH Green Stamp» Phone 897-2977 159 I Worship Service_ 1030 a m Detroit Churrb of Christ The Oregon Game Commis Sunday School. 10:00 a. m sion today advised big game Morning Worship. U o'clock. hunters that permit quotas in three special deer hunting Come and Worship With L'a areas are undersubscribed. Surplus permits will be issued Our Ladj of Lourde« Pariah Jordan on a first-come, first-served M im 3rd and 4th Sunday m basis until quotas are met. As of August 24. permits are day at 8:30 a. m. la Lyons available for the Adair Tract 1st. 2nd. and 5th Sun | located in Benton County. Cal- apooya Creek located m Doug las County, and Randall Sad Free Methodist Church dle located in Lincoln County North Mil] City Permits for all other special Rev. John DeMaio seasons and game management units were oversubscribed 10.00 a. m. Sunday Schx>l and a drawing held August 18. 11 a. m. Morning Worship Hunters unsuccessful in the 5pm Evening Worship drawing; may refile for one of the above seasons if they so de sire or keep the notice for fu ture preference Surplus per mits are expected to be snapped up quickly The Adair Tract season is scheduled November 18 and 19. I€ Keep Matches Away from Young Children fi 95 astallt.vl UU1 « tal pe fir» i jtw n jört! Mill City Shoe Repair 135 Wall Street UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT New Owners Richard and Marilyn Willeman Hame Friendly Service Open 8:30 to 6 — Monday Through Saturday
