s
s
Feb. 18, at the home of Mr.
• and Hattie Cole.
7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thunday, March 1, 1973
and Mrs. Grant Smith.
i Sunday the Rush’s went to
Mrs. Wesley Helsel is con­
Corvallis to visit their son and
Mrs. John Teeters
Betty Relic
FOR SALE — Rubber Stampe
By Eva Bressler
daughter-in-law,
Bill
and
Guests Sunday, Feb. 18, at valescing from major surgery
. . . made to order at The
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Helsel
she
underwent
Feb.
19
at
Vera.
Thursday,
March
1
will
be
a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. *
Mill City Enterprise. Come
from
California
have
pur
­
Salem
Memorial
Hospital.
regular meeting of the ciiy
Mr. and Mrs. Bede Gray of chased the Jack Roy home.
John Shafer were Capt. and
in and see us or call 897-
Mrs. E. J. Hughes, Mrs. M. council at the city hall at 7:30. Klamath Falls called on her The Roy’s recently moved to
2772.
Mrs. Ron Evans and daughter,
1
’
iV.
Frame
and
Mrs.
G.
V.
Last year’s forest fire record
Tuesday, Feb. 27, second aunt, Mary Stafford, and Prineville where Mr. Roy is
Lisa, from Tachikawa AFB in!
. Christensen were guests dur- grader Greg Mowry will be others In the canyon last Sa­ employed.
showed an increase In both
Japan.
turday. Mrs. Gray is the for­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dun- I ' ing .. the weekend
„ . , at , the home celebrating his birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett man-caused and lightning fires
bar of the Senior Estates In
he* SOnS
A weekend guest of Jere mer Genevieve Bevier.
spent several days in Long­ on all lands coming under the
Woodburn were guests Sun- the D’ C' Hughes- near KnaP’ South was Miss Janice Kropf
Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. view at the home of Mr. and jurisdiction of the Oregon
of Whidbey Island, Wash. She Louis Myers and Mary Staf­ Mrs. Dick Hasemann. They al­ State Forestry Department and
day, Feb. 18, at the home of
,
Mrs. Jack Ryland.
I Am,ong t?uose„frT ™ehama arrived Friday afternoon and ford spent the day down at the so visiited at the Dale Bassett the U. S. Forest Service ac­
cording to the Keep Oregon
Jere took her on a sight see­ coast at Newport and Lincoln home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Titze
and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clason Stockmans annual banquet ing trip up as far as Detroit. City.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roy Green Assn.
Wednesday evening the spent the weekend in Prine­ I There were 1,737 man-caused
were in Prineville Saturday and meeting at Randalls res­ On Saturday they went to
taurant
in
Salem
Friday
eve-
Gates
Fire Department was ville at the home of their son fires and 1,501 lightning fires,
Hoodoo
skiing
for
the
day.
It
Feb. 17, to attend a house ning,
Feb. 23, were Mr. and was Janice’s first try at the called out for a grass fire be­ and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack making a total of 3,238 fires.
warming at the new home of Mrs.
Lloyd Sletto, Mr. and sport, but she enjoyed It tween the highway and county Roy and daughters.
Acreage burned during the
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers visited Mrs. Lee Pinkston, Mr. and thoroughly. It sprinkled just road in front of the This ‘N
Mrs. Orville Downing and past year was a total of only
with relatives here this past Mrs. John Shafer, Mr. and a little, otherwise, it was great That Shop.
Mrs.
Kate
Skillings from 7,592. This was considerable
Mrs. Giles Wagner and Mr. skiing weather.
Saturday, March 17, Darlene Lyons and Mrs. Leonard Todd less acreage than the 1971 sea­
weekend.
Mrs. W. Branch visited Sun­ and Mrs. Elmer Taylor. Mr. i Arriving Friday for a visit of Ruby was married to James from Jordan, were among son when 2,280 fires burned
__ days at the home of Gingrich and the couple left those taking the Marion Coun­ 13,657 acres. Prompt reports
day, Feb. 18, at the home of Sletto is treasurer of the as- several
Mrs.
0. “ " Vll ' W, . Gesteon
VIVOVOVll for Colorado where they will ty extension tour to Portland of these fires by a rising
her brother-in-law and sister, I sociation and Mr. Shafer is a Mr.^and” AVAA
be making their home near Thursday. There were two awareness on the part of the
director.
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Braxton
Mr. and Mrs. William Holfuss, i
Mrs.
J.
J.
Doerfler
of
Salem
Fcuts
of
Cott
age
Grove.
vunagc
.
. Denver.
in Portland.
bus loads, 90 in the group. public of fire danger through­
the state made it possible
Dinner guests last Wednes-I
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spoelstra I was at their place here for the
Thev visited the 7-UP Bottling out
works, Pier One Imports, and for fire suppression crews to
of Salem were callers Sunday, I weekend and visited with day"77he7;™ ¿f^aVy Staf- I .
quickly extinguish the fires
fr*eJlds-
1 ford were Mr. and Mrs. George !
the Sierra Trailer Home fac­ while
small.
Mrs. Allan Choate and three Funer( Carolyn, Rebecca, Cry- I
tory in Forest Grove.
I A stepped-up fire prevention
Thursday,
March
1
i
Kathleen
Tyler
of
Sublimity
and Stephan.
In»u, ar:ce on your car. home, /¿ix
is being undertaken business,
during the weekend at the Etal
On Thursday, Mrs. Stafford j Turkey Dinner
is substituting for the first program
health, life andrXS]
this
year
by
the
Keep
Oregon
home of her parents, Mr. and entertained with a noon lunch­
Income Tax Service
everything
else you value. 'v_Z
Whipped Potatoes & Gravy grade at the Mari-Linn School
Green
Assn,
according
to
Al
­
Mrs.
Leonard
Wallen.
More than 35 years continuous
Dressing
. replacing Mrs. Viola Helsel, bert Wiesendanger, executive
eon for Mrs. Bessie Bassett,
Sunday guests at the home Edith Kanoff, Ruth Vining and
service and experience in this
Hot Rolls and Butter
who underwent major surgery secretary. He also gave loggers
of Mr. and Mrs. Chris McDon­ Margaret Thomas.
area.
Cranberry Bars
the first of the week.
in Jackson County a pat on the
ald and visiting with other , Walter Thomas received
Ice Cream
The third grade students at back
1971 recorded over 1,500
for their fine fire preven­
relatives here was their daugh­ word Sunday of the death of
Milk
Mari-Linn School went to tion record.
satisfied clients.
Jackson County
ter’s family, Mr. and Mrs. Don his brother-in-law, Theodore Friday, March 2
Stayton
Tuesday
for
the
eye
Courteous satisfaction assured Stensland and son Ted of Mc­
155 fires caused by
ciinic which is sponsored by reported
Adams, of Portland. Ted had i Weiner and Buns
activitiy of man but not a
Minnville.
French Fries
the Stayton Lyons Club and is single
been in the hospital completely
EDW. J. BELL
Mm City, Oregon
one by logging or other
Beets
held annually.
PUBLIC SERVICE OFFICE NEED JOB PRINTING?— paralyzed for over two years. [ Harvard
897-2413 or 897-2734
Ph.
forest
Industry
activity.
Purple Plums
Dave Miley from the C. B.
Funeral services will be Wed­
247 North Third Avenue
Oatmeal
Cookie
base at Port Heummel, Calif.'
See The Mill City Enter nesday at 3:00 in Portland.
Stayton, Oregon 97383
Milk
spent the weekend at the home
Visiting the Flea Market on
prise. Top Quality Printing
Phone 769-2265
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
priced right. Fast service I Sunday were Barbara Free- (Monday, March 5
Meat Hash
Luther Miley.
man
and
John
and
Gladys
too. Phone 8H7-2772.
I
Corn
Emreco, a magician, present­
Savage.
Oatmeal Hot Muffins
ed an assembly program at the
Last Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Mari-Linn school Tuesday,
Nelda Johnson, Geneta Huck­ Upside Down Cake
Fruit
February 20.
aby, Mary Stafford and Fay
I
Milk
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Free
Moore attended a stork shower
In Tigard for Cindy Case Tuesday, March 6
from Fairfield, Calif, were
Highway 22 — Mm City
Regular Hamburgers
weekend guests in Lyons.
Binchus. About 20 guests were
trench Fries
They were Saturday night
i present including Mrs. Art
Tomatoes
I Hempeck and daughter Judy
guests at the home of Mr. and
ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES
Fried Crisp
Mrs. Ernest Garsjo and Sun­
I of Sweet Home. After the
Ice Cream
day dinner guests at the home
1 opening of the gifts, refresh­
Milk
of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
ments were served and then
Expert Tune up and Brake Repairs
the group was entertaind at a ■ (No Other Hamburgers)
Mrs. Andrew Sieg. Additional
luncheon at the home of Mr. Wednesday, March 7
Sunday guests were Edwin
Lasagne
Siegs family.
and Mrs. Wilbur Case in Bea­
Peas
The meeting of the Womens
verton. The Cases and Hem­
We Pick Up and Deliver
Activity Club of Santiam Val­
pecks were former Gates resi­ Pumpkin Bread
Applesauce
ley Grange was well attended
dents.
Gingerbread Cake
Monday night. Work was done
At the Case home, Mrs. Staf­
Milk
on quilts and plans were made
ford was surprised with a
Thursday, March 8
for a “Tasting Tea” to be held
birthday cake and greetings.
Meat Loaf
March 7 at the home of Mrs.
Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Homemade Bread & Butter Clifford Babbitt fcr the bene­
Kent Dunagan, the former
Green Beans
fit of the March of Dimes.
Diane Rush) visited at the
Applesauce-Oatmeal
Mrs. Naomi Mouser of Me­
home of her grandparents, Mr.
Cookie Bar
hama has moved into the Art
and Mrs. Clare Rush.
Milk
Saturday evening Clare and
Baltzer house which she re­
KELLY LUMBER SALES
Margaret Rush were hosts for Friday, March 9
cently purchased.
MILL
CITY.
ORESON
Submarine Sandwich
a birthday dinner honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jobe
Soup
Hattie Cole and Glen Henness.
returned Friday after a two-
Phone 897-2610
Fruited Jello
Present were Joe and Beulah
week visit at Garden Grove,
Milk
Bows, Glen and Lola Heness
1 Calif, where they were guests
at the home of their son,
I Robert Jobe, Jr. and family.
A senior citizen group has
been organized at the Santiam
Chapel. Devotions will be held
in the morning with a potluck
dinner at the noon hour. Paul
Nebergall's
Schiewek will be the leader of
the group. They will meet the
first and third Friday of each
month. Members of all other
Lb.
churches are welcome to at­
tend.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zander
from Issaquah, Wash, were
weekend guests in Lyons. They
were guests at the home of
his sister and husband, Mr.
JOHN J. ARMSTRONG
and Mrs. Wilson Stevens.
MARY J. ARMSTRONG
HIS DL 76S432, HE
They also visited the Albert
SOO STATE
A0’
Stevens while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm­
uu^’8'
stead visited Sunday in Cor­
vallis at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Bertha Young.
They then went to Philomatth
for dinner at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Irene McEldowney.
The occasion honored the
birthdays of Mrs. Olmstead
and Larry McEldoney. Mrs.
Young returned home with
them for the week.
Thursday evening dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Van Prichard were the
Misses Pam Acsission and
Large Sweet $3.49 Box
Lorna Turner of Bend, and
Miss Rollin Tegin of Albany.
They were guests of Miss
Jerralette Mays. All four
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girls are students at the Mer­
ritt Davis School of Commerce
in Salem.
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g
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Forest Fires Up
In State Over 1971
j
Smile,
you’re with
Safeco.
uluvc
School Lunch Menu
Jerry Pittam
Insurance
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Pork Steaks (lean)
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Nebergalls Sliced Bacon lb. pkg. 79c
Bananas (Chiquita) 8 Lbs. $1.00
Celery . . .
Stalk 23c
Potatoes No. 2 20 Lb. Bag 89c
Cal. Navel Oranges
u 10*
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personal check
Blue Bell Potato Chips
10 Ounce Bottles
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Standby Tomato Juice 46 oz. can 39c
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Mild Cheddar Cheese 2 lb. block $1.89
gal. 89c
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