Firemans Corner
1— The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 8, 1973
Cat Show Attended
By Gates Residents
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
By Eva Bressler
GATES — Saturday
A
family
dinner
was
held
at
Sunday was the annual Cat I
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too
the Otto Weidman home Tues
Show at the fairgrounds in
day evening honoring Mr.
Eugene. Kathy and I went
Weidman on his birthday an
down on Saturday and Mom
"YOUR LAND
niversary. Present were Mr. I
went with me on Sunday. This
and Mrs. George Neal and fa |
AND MY LAND"
was our first experience at
mily of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.
this type of show and it was
By Hazel Hayes
James Bash and family of Jef
very interesting. There were Dear Editor:
ferson, Kathy
Neal, David
around 200 cats entered and ail
by Clyde Golden
Neal
and
Mrs.
Weidman.
George
Washington
sat
at
Eight members of the Mill breeds, some I had never , breakfast, his elbow on the
Harley Scott has been con
City Volunteer Fire Depart heard of before.
fined to his home due to ill
1 table, his chin in his hand
We
didn
’
t
have
any
cats
ment attended a three hour
Highway 22 — Mill City
ness. He is being replaced at
thinking long, long thoughts.
school in Gates. The session, entered in the show but were His soldiers were discouraged.
People’s Telephon Co. by Ran
given by Mr. Harris from the there as photographers and to What could he do to give them
dy Budlong of Mill City.
Koffee Klatchers
ATLAS TIRES and BAKERIES
state fire marshal’s office, In make up the photo pins. Sur a fresh incentive?
Stockholders of People’s
Name of Team
W
many people
cluded slides and movies of prising how
Telephone Co. will hold their
“
We
have
no
flag,
”
he Lower’s & Holm ... 22
annual meeting March 14 at
fire behavior and the princi wanted pictures of their cats thought. “No flag to be proud Ray’s Drug ............ 19
Expert Tune up and Brake Repairs
the Mari-Linn School at 8:00,
ples of extinguishment, Fol- and especially when they had of—one the soldiers could Earl’s Chevron ...... 18
won
some
of
the
trophies.
I
(
lowing the study, a test was
carry before them, waving in Bob & Bill’s ............ 17% 10% p m.
given. Several other area fire thought sometimes it was hard . the breeze.” Sevral colonies Team #12 ................ 16% 11%| The St. Patrick card party
to
get
a
child
to
hold
still
but
departments attended.
had flags, and there were flags Riverview ............ 14
14 ■ and fun night will be held on
k/e Pick Up and Deliver
Safety Tip: When calling in believe me a cat moves so very . for certain sections, but none Ditter’s ......
13% 14% Sunday evening, March 11, at
a fire, be sure you give the quickly its surprising.
I seemed suitable for the whole Jerry’s Tavern ....... 12% 15% the St. Patrick Catholic hall.1
There were some really army ....
correct street and house num
Gene’s Meat Mkt.... 12
16 I The following committee will,
ber. This will aid firemen in beautiful cats and I understand
be in charge: Mr. and Mrs.;
“But what would it be? Frontier
11
17
design? Now there was Girod’s
arriving at the scene quickly. many of these people attend
8% 19% Florent Frichtl, Mr. and Mrs.
???0WSjal t^*e Y_a^.
Betsy Ross, a good seamstress; Dick & Carol’s ........ 3% 24% Paul Voltin, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
to Seattle
* and down into Cali
pQyjd sew anything, but
High individual game—Fran Dober, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walz
fornia.
she must have a design to fol- Garsjo 196; high individual and Mrs. Anne Pietrok and
low.”
I series — Fran Garsjo 509; high Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue
His mind went searching — team game — Lower’s & Holm
something simple — in bright 964; high team series—Lower’s and Harlin Gibson visited
Sunday with Mrs. Naue’s
colors ....
j & Holm 2780.
By Debbie McLain
“
The
Washington
Coat-of-1
brother and family, the A. B.
Monday, the winners of the
Culwell
’s at Bend.
Arms,
that
was
it!
With
its
Tuesday
Pin
Pals
Chess Tournament were an
Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Butch)
W
L
nounced. First place winner stars and stripes!” A stripe for Name of Team
Anderson and family and Mr.
each colony to make the boys Hagen’s ................. 21
7
was Floyd Peterman; second. feel
and Mrs. L. G. Hannaford and
they
belonged.
And
stars!
Pat
’
s
Pill
Box
........
16
12
Jerry Grant; third, Zach Yes, there must be stars for
12 | family of Portland were week-
Hampton; and fourth, Jacki inspiration — a star and a State Farm ............ 16
13 | end guests at the home of their
Wilson. Congratulations win stripe for each colony. We’ll Highland Trk...........15
Girod
’
s
Hilltop
......
14
14 ' mother, Mrs. Effie Anderson.
ners!
put the stars in the upper cor N. S. Lanes .......... 13% 14% • Mr. and Mrs. Leland Man
JACOBSEN,
Tuesday, the Wolverines . ner.
t Girods .............
9% 18% ning were Sunday guests at
ventured down to Stayton to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cur
He made a drawing and took Eddy’s Auto _____ 7
TURBO-VENT
21
tangle with the Regis Rams. it to Betsy Ross and said, “Do
High individual game—Mary tis Bennefiel at Lowell. The
The
J.V.
’
s
came
out
the
losers
ROTARIES
think you could make us Hampton 201; high individual Bennefiels plan to return to
with a score of 34 to 26, but you
a
flag
red and white series—Irene Klein 486; high their home here when school
the varsity reigned victorious stripes? with
really perform!
Better make thirteen team game — Pat’s Pill Box is out.
with
a
score
of
63
to
57.
You get;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm
stars on a deep blue 772; high team series—Girod’s
Thursday, the Salem Aca white
• A Smooth Cut
stead were in Corvallis Sun
background.
”
Hilltop
2122.
Our standing goal Is Io make pay
demy Crusaders came to San-
• Better-Bagging Action
The “Washington Arms”
Splits—Rosetta Weston 6-7- day. They went to take Mrs.
ment in full within 5 working days
• Anti-Cloggirwj Assurance
tiam all ready to whip the bas goes back to about the year
Olmstead’s mother home who
from the time Safeco'» adjuster gets
• Futl Width Cutting
ketball court right out from 1600 in England. Lawrence ' 10.
your claim. We usually succeed.
had
spent the past week at the
and
under our feet. Well, it seem Washington, the great, great |
Olmstead home.
• Pace Command variable
Stayton Invitation»!
Safeco. Insurance on your
ed the Wolverines were think great grandfather of George
tpeecf drive on
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fox of
Name of Team
W
L
car, home, boat, business,
ing
the
same
thing,
and
they
power-propelled
Salem were Saturday visitors
lived at Sulgrave Madison & Davis .19
0
health, life and everything
were the right ones. i. wnen
____ mei i Washington
models.
MaROr> north of London in the Holm Three .............17
at the home of Lula Cory.
11
else you value.
buzzer rang at the end of the “Midlands.” It is the only
Word was received in Lyons
13
game, the Wolverines were de-! place in England where the Lairds Ins................. 15
of the
death of
Bertha I
13
Mel
Round
Trk
........
15
dared the winners with a American flag flies contin
Vaughn who passed away Sa
N.
Santiam
R.
S
......
15
13
score of 49 to 38 over the Cru uously today, except at the
turday in Portland at the age
G&B Trucking ....... 15
13
saders. This meant that we will American Embassy.
of 89 years. She was born In
15
Lierman
’
s
Ins
..........
13
play the winner of the Salem I And this is surprising, consi
Lyons as Bertha Myers. Her
17
Team
#3
....
11
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Phone 897-2324 or 897-2754
Mill City, Oregon
Academy—Kennedy game be dering that is was a Washing
husband, Arthur Vaughn, pass
17
I Turbo-Vent
ing played the next night ton who defeated the British. Jaycraft Original ....11
ed
away
eight
years
ago.
Serv
H Power
19
for first place. Unfortunately, Bob asked the caretaker at Commack Ins........... 9
Propelled
High individual game, Betty ices were held Tuesday at Lin
the junior varsity Wolverines Sulgrave, “How do the British
coln Memorial Chapel in
lost to the Crusaders Thurs feel about that colonial vic Wallace 219; high individual Portland. Mrs. Evelyn Mor
series,
Betty
Wallace
599;
high
day night. The final score was tory?” His cautious answer
man is a step-daughter and
Catcher included
51 for the Crusaders and 44 was “Well, if we had given team team game, Team #3 523; attended services.
high team series, Team #3
for the Wolverines.
the colonies a little better deal,
Well, Saturday night, the they might still be a part of ( 1517.
Wolverines met the Kennedy the commonwealth.”
Trojans at the Stayton Union
When one of the descendants [
High School for the playoff for of Lawrence Washington mar
second place and continuation ried a daughter of Lord Spen- ’
TO THE'
on to the regional playoffs. The
’s family, it seemed timely
Wolverines were the victorious cer
they should have a “coat-
party with a score of 60 to 48. that
cf-arms”. They chose a shield j
So now it’s on to the regionals, with
three stars, and four' Building permits were up in
Mehama then STATE!
Ph. 859-2240
_ I stripes below, topped by a Linn County in January,
n 1973, TO THE EDITOR:
Raven. But evidently George compared to January, 1972, the
I would like to take this op
¡3
didn’t think much of a Raven, U of OBureau of Business^ and portunity to thank a very fine
, Economic Research reported. woman who has performed a
! and chose an Eagle instead.
In January, 1973, the total social service for many in this
I Lawrence of
Sulgrave is
I buried under the Chancel of was $355,500 compared to canyon and with whom I’ve
' Brington Church with this $175,500 in the same month the really appreciated working
and befriending for over six
shield over his grave. Some year before.
Building permits from 148 months.
i of the Washingtons must have
Opal “Granny” Hilton work
| attended the nearby Fawsley identical reporting centers in
Church, for in five of its stain- Oregon totaled $45,297,222 in ed until Wed., Feb. 28, with
1 ed windows we saw this design Jan., 1973. This was 5.5% the SOC (Senior Opportunities
I of the shield with its stars and higher than the total in Jan., and Services) program of the
11972.
4x8 sheet
council on aging as a senior
stripes.
In Jan., 1973, $24,625,882 was citizens aide in assisting many
George Washington himself
was never in England. His for J,’^2z,2c,ne?' Jwelllng unlt®> elderly people, particularly the
great grandfather, Augustine, $14,612,653 for new n°nresi- elderly poor, with their prob
UmiAMtlllCAH
migrated to Virginia. I’ve been dential construction, and $6,- lems, in a concerted attempt
trying to find the date, but 1058,687 for additions, altera- at overcoming hassles and im
J b
ronnirc tn PYlctinP
haven’t succeeded. If any of I tions and repairs to existing proving their lot in life.
structures.
When budgets are cut, it is
you know where to find it,
For the same month in 1972, usually those individuals who
would you tell me?
George was quite a man — the $42,949,398 total of per work in the field with the peo
a descendant of a notable En mits was composed of $25,395,- ple who are in the need of
048 for 1,868 new dwelling services, who are the first to
glish family.
' units, $9,351,990 for new non- be cut. So is the way with
residential construction, and
Lyons Extension Holds i 88,202,360 for additions, alter- Opal. However, now with all
KELLY LUMBER SALES
the cuts (and perhaps more to
■ ations and repairs to existing come) in federal social pro
MILL
CITY.
OREGON
1 Potluck Luncheon
grams taking effect around
| LYONS—The Lyons Exten- structures.
Phone 897-2610
the country, the entire SOC
I sion Unit held their meeting
program is treading on shaky
1 at the city
hall Thursday,
ground as the elimination of
| March 1 beginning at 10:00 a.
the whole program appears im
• m. Lesson of the day was
minent.
I “Freezing Prepared and Pre
Electronic Servicing And Sales at
What is happening is that
cooked Meals”, with Mabel
Bank debits for the sixteen some good people like Opal
Reasonable Rates
Downing and Lucille Huber
reporting
in Linn Coun- Hilton lose their jobs. But the
the project leauets.
...... ° banks ---
leaders.
At the noon hour, a potluck ty were up in January, 1973, most disheartening effect is
compared tn
to .Tanuarv.
January, 1972.
1972, the on those peope who were giv
luncheon was served
r___ A with 1 ■ r-nmnomd
each one bringing a prepared U of O Bureau of Business and ing a service, depending upon
Economic Resarch has report it, and then had it suddenly
dish.
taken away.
Attending were Thelma ed.
Debts for January, 1973, to
Opal Hilton did not receive
PHONE
James, Willa Gilson, Eleanor
PHONE
LaMunyan, Mabel Downing, taled $130,069,000. For Decem the level of cooperation she
Dorothy Downer, Helen John ber, 1972, the total was $114,- needed to carry out her job
SALEM
GATES
ston, Jone McPheeters, Lucille 459,000 and for January, 1972, as effectively as she wanted,
581-4047
but I think we should at least
897-2777
Huber. Pat Blum, Alma Olm the total was $95,347,000.
Oregon with 411 banks re recognize her dedicated effort.
stead and her mother, Mrs.
Bertha Young of Corvallis, porting had a percentage in I’m glad that such a friend
crease of 3.0 in January, 1973, will be in the Gates-Mill City
who was a guest.
compared to December, 1972, area for a while longer.
and a 30.2 percentage increase
Sincerely
Gates Man on
8882 State Street
Salem, Oregon 97301
in January, 1973, compared
STEVE CAHAN
with January, 1972.
U. S. S. Enterprise
Total bank debits for Janu
Navy Senior Chief Petty Of-
ficer Jerry O. Truhill, son of ary, 1973 came to $7,425,785,-
I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Tru 000. For December, 1972, the
Canyon Area Every Thursday
hill of Oak St., Gates, is in the total was $7,207,969.000 and
From Mehama To Idanha
western Pacific aboard the nu the total for January, 1972,
clear-powered
aircraft carrier was $5,701,930,000.
SYLVANIA and ZENITH SALES
U.S.S. Enterprise.
I The Big “E” was on station HAVE LOTS OF JUNK laying
around the house, in the gar
in the Gulf of Tonkin when
age or in the attic. Why not
President Nixon announced the
Of New or Used, Color or Black and White TV’» at
get the most out of it with
cessation of hostilities in Viet
a convenient Want Ad In the
nam.
h really uptight about
Mill City Enterprise. A call
He is a former student of
to 897-2772 will change your routing here, you aee—”
Jordan High School in Sandy,
unwanted items into cash.
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