4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 19, 1973
Resting Time
Receives Award
Freres Veneer
Freres Veneer, Lyons,
the apparent successful bidder
at $1,709,400.00 for an estimat-1
ed 10,700,000 board feet of' HENRY (HANK) KNISS
Willamette National Forest
DETROIT — Canyon friends
timber, in the Bugaboo Leave were saddened to learn of the
Timber Sale, conducted
. ...... * at * De " ­ death of Henry (Hank) Kniss,
troit Ranger Sation Monday 63, late resident of Oreville,
morning.
Wash, and former resident of
The sale, located approxi­ Detroit.
mately 12 miles S. E. of De­
He died at his home early
troit involves 6,800 MFB of Saturday morning apparently
Douglas Fir which sold for of a heart attack.
$186.00 per thousand, $98.56' Following twenty years and
above the advertised rate of nineteen days of military serv­
$87.44 per thousand.
ice, he worked at a Long
The 3,900 MBF of Western Beach, Calif, post office from
Hemlock and other coniferous
through Novem­
lyce federsen, Brian joneu ana Vernon Golden in species advertised at $58.40 per September
ber of 1962.
a acene from the play.—Photo by Stan Odgen
thousand sold for $144.00 per
Coming here in April of
M in the final bidding, $55.60 1963, he was employed by the
Laymans Attend
above the advertised rate. In­ U. S. Forest Service, Detroit
cluded in the sale were 273 Ranger Station. Following
Management Conf.
acres of all species logs which
DETROIT - '*
Mr. and Mrs. sold at the advertised rate of promotions during his employ­
ment here he was serving as
Earl Layman accompanied by $117.88 per acre.
business management assistant
their son and daughter-in-law,
There were five qualified a‘. the time of his transfer in
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layman, oral
bidders.
1968 to Tonasket Ranger Dis-
attended the annual Restaur-
tiict, Okanogan National For­
ant and Hotel Management
est. He was serving in this
Convention held in Portland
Past Residents To
same capacity with a promoted
last week.
rating at the time of his
The three-day sessions April
death. He had planned to re-
DETROIT — Sunrise serv- 10-11-12, held at the Portland Be New Residents
ices will be held at 6:30 a.m., Memorial Coliseum, drew rep­ I DETROIT — An acquain- tire May 11, 1973.
Easter Sunday at the Idanha resentatives from all over the tance of some 37 years ago was | An active member in the
renewed here last week when American Legion Idanha Post
Community Church. Rev. Ar­ Pacific Northwest.
vin Johnson, pastor of the
On display at the convention Eldon Moore, recently of 141, he served both as vice
church will deliver the text, was the Marion County Health Sweet Home, called at the commander and adjutant dur­
‘Three
Mountain
Peaks.” Department Cleanest Award Harold Champion home. Mr.1 ing his residency here.
the _____
area1 Services were held at 2:00
Special music and a solo by Plaque which had been pre­ Moore had been ___ in ___
Rev Harold Roth will be in­ sented to the Cedars Feb. 20, early in the week seeking p.m,, Wednesday, April 18, at
cluded in the early morning 197i
work and said he was fortu­ Barnes Funeral Home, Ore-
service.
nate to find employment with ville, Wash.
Survivors include the wi­
Following the service, aI State Recreational
Intermountain Trucking.
breakfast hour will be held in
Years ago, he made his home dow, Jenny, his father, a sis­
the club room of the Idanha Park Opening Sat.
with his uncle, Harry John­ ter and step-daughter (names
Fire Hall, hosted by the Wo­ The new state recreational son, one of three brothers who not known) all of Eugene.
mans Mission Society of the area located about one and a. were former logging operators
fourth miles East of Gates on | and former owners of the old
church (about 7:30 a.m.).
Sunday school will be held the site of the old Maples Ta­ hotel in the old town of De-
at the regular time and morn­ vern is scheduled to open this troit. This was along about If the number following
ing worship at 11:00 a.m. Title Saturday.
1936 or 1937.
your name on The En'
Free coffee will be served
of the morning sermon is “He
He has served in the armed
Saturday and Sunday and ar­ forces, is married, and has a terprise label reads
Died For You”.
The sunrise services and rangements are pending on the ■family of four grown children. 4-73 it’s time to send
church services are open to official opening ceremonies He said his wife will join him
a check for renewal.
anyone who wishes to come.
for the weekend.
here soon.
RAJ
*
Idanha Easter
Services
Scheduled
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
P. O. BOX 34«
PHONE 897-2772
MILL CITY, ORE. 9736»
Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday.
Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill
City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint
without 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.
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Postal clerk Loretta E.
Adams of Idanha, Ore. has re­
ceived the Postal Service
"Special Achievement” award
which is given for outstanding
dedication and service to the
U. S. Postal Service.
Mrs. Adams has been with I
the postal service four years,
and in that time has demon­
strated a high performance
ability. In recognition for her
service, Mrs. Adams received a
check.
Detroit Clobbers
Falls City 10-1
CORRESPONDENTS
Detroit-Idanha
Gates ...........
Lyons .............
Mehama .........
Adjust a single dollar... spent at
home instead of being used to
“pick up” some article in the city
. . . may account for $5 or $6 or
more of additional home trade vol
I
J^And every added dollar of trade urne as it goes ‘round and ‘round
volume in the community means among us.
a little better jobs for us
m-
J^Each such dollar put on the
creased business profits, better
home-trade merry-go-round is an
property values
a little better
investment in enlightened selfish
support for our churches, schools
ness ... as it comes around and
and other civic facilities ... better
back into our own hands again
service to meet our daily and
from time to time.
emergency needs.
Detroit Easter
Jerry Pittam Insurance
Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754
Kelly Lumber Sales
U.S. National Bank of Oregon
Building Supplies, Paints, Plumbing
Supplies, Electrical Fixtures
Everett Hamilton—Owner
Phone 897-2977
MUI City
Moffatt Plumbing & Heating
Phone 897-2799
Mill City, Oregon
Head Office Portland
Santiam Cable Vision
Mill City, Oregon
DON'S TIRE SALES
"TIRES ARE MY BUSINESS”
4th and Broadway
MUI City
Claude and Daphne
Egg Hunt
DETROIT — An Easter Egg
Hunt, the first in a number of
years, will be held Easter Sun­
day at 1:00 p.m. on the school
grounds. In case of a downpour
of rain, the event will be held
in the grade school gym.
Children will be divided into
three age groups, 1 to 5, 6 to 8
and 9 to 11.
Prize eggs will be marked
with money denominations. In
addition, three candied Easter
baskets will be awarded as
special prizes. The event is
being sponsored by the Detroit
Womans Civic Club, a new
project for the group.
Girod's Hilltop Super Market
S & H Green Stami»
DETROIT
IDANHA
Bv Boots Champion
A thunder storm, the first
| of the season, moved into the
area about 3:15 p.m. Thursday,
bringing light rain. Apparently
no damage resulted from the
storm which lasted about 35
minutes. Tuesday morning a
few snow flakes were falling
in the Detroit area. Snow level
was reported to be down to
Whitewater.
Harold Champion and Mrs.
' Freeda Larson will be taking
ten-hours of in-service hos­
pital observation Saturday at
I Salem Memorial Emergency
Center. Both are attending
the emergency medical tech­
nician class being taught here
weekly at Detroit City Hall.
Attention Detroit - Idanha
Area. Pickup and delivery
daily ... at the Patio. See
Mrs. Hancock starting May 1.
Mill City Shoe Repair, 135
Wall Street. Phone 897-2406.
16tfc
A potluck dinner set the
stage for a family gathering
Sunday at the home of Mayor
and Mrs. Cliff McMillan. The
family reunion included the
McMillan’s three daughters
and husbands, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Irish of Salem, Mr and
Mrs. Dave DeLapp of Hills­
boro, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mars-
land of North Bend and their
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Myles McMillan of Corvallis.
Lawrence Johnson of Salem
has been on a weeks visit here
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Ellen Johnson.
Home last week on a visit
from Belmont, Calif, was Miss
Kathlyn Hancock, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hancock.
Kathlyn on her birthday was
A family dinner honoring
held Saturday with relatives
and friends in attendance.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Han­
cock left for Honolulu, called
there by the illness of Mrs.
Grace Nalaui, a close family
friend.
Brunners Flowers will make
deliveries to Detroit and Idan­
ha Saturday, April 21. Place
your order before noon.
16
Viisiting here for a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Layman and family, is
Mrs. Laymans mother, Mrs.
Bessie Meals of Canby.
Frank Stromquist, Owner
A student minister from NCC
f Eugene is conducting morn­
ing services at the Detroit
Community Church every Sun­
fay at 11:00 a.m. Services at
the church had been discon­
tinued during the winter
months.
Phone 897-2348
160 N. 1st, St.
Cecil Duren of Idanha was
taken by Idanha Rural Fire
District Ambulance shortly af­
ter midnight Sunday, to Salem
Memorial Hospital Emergency
Complete Body Repair & Paint Service Center for medical attention.
These Firms Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare
H. L. Ashby, Inc.
Madison-Davis Ins. Co. Inc
Mill Gty Pharmacy
MILL CITY HARDWARE
Stayton
........................... Boots Champion
................................... Betty Kelle
. ................................ Eva Bressler
Mrs. John Teeters • Jean Roberts
DETROIT — In baseball ac
tion here Friday, host Detroit
defeated Falls City 10-1.
Poe, Rocha 5, D. Anderson
6 and F. Anderson; Leming
and Roth. Rick Monroe blast­
ed a bases-loaded triple for
Detroit and Tom Leming had.
12 strikeouts.
Eddyville hosted Detroit
Tuesday (results not available
at this time). On Saturday,
April 21, Detroit will host
Culver at 12 noon. Then on
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Lawrence —Ogden Photo
ound and ‘round our dollars
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