Local Drivers Race
4—The Mill City Enterprise. Thursday, May 17, 1973
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" the MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Observe Mothers Uay p o BOX 348 phone 897-2772 mill city , ore . 973 m
Lumber Shows Up In Alaska
At Lebanon Track
Puhliahcd at Mill City, Marlon County, Ore. every Thursday
DETROIT — Four genera­ Entered
as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill
tions of the Fred L. Storey | City Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
family observed Mothers Day I The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
Bill Emerson of Lyons took
with a potluck dinner in the ' for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint
the “B” Trophy Dash on Sa­
clubroom of the Idanha Fire without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
turday and Sunday. Cliff Ma
advertisement which Is in error if The Enterprise is at fault.
Hall Sunday.
hurin of Lyons won the “A”
An Independent newspaper, dedicated to the development
attendance
were
In
Mrs.
Trophy Dash.
Fred (Carrie) Storey, Mr. and of the timber Industry and agriculture In this area.
Saturday night, Al McClel­
Mrs. Clyde Storey, Mr. and
land won the fast heat, follow­
Mrs. Quincy Smith and son
ed by Cliff Mahurin and Bill
Brian, Mrs. Norman Thomas
Oregon
Emerson, all of Lyons.
son and son Ronald, and Carol
George Fuller of Gates plac­
Newspaper
Benton, all of Idanha; Mr. and
ed second in the main event,
Publishers
Mrs. Ernest Emmerson and
followed by Mahurin and Mc­
Association
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children,
Ronda
and
Bobby
of
Clelland. Fuller also placed
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Sheridan: Mr. and Mrs. Ste­
fourth in the super stock main.
Marion-Linn
Counties,
per year ............ ......
.50
phen
Storey
and
daughter,
Sunday’s fast heat was won
00
■ Zr-
Samantha, Canby, Dr. and Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ....
by Cliff Mahurin, second place
If.
.50
Mrs. Frank Storey, Mrs. Linda Outside Oregon, per year ---------------------
went to Bill Emerson, both of
Wilt and children, Cheryl and GEORGE LONG ..............
Lyons.
— Editor and Publisher
Larry of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND E. PRESLER
“Wild Chief” Jack Hall of
................
Printer
Society and News Editor
Buck Storey and daughter Su­ NORMA LONG......... -.....
Turner placed third in the
......... Local News Editor
sie, Mrs. Lana Calhoun and ROSE CREE .....................
“B” Heat.
......... Local News Editor
children, Shawn. Mark and MARY KELLY .................
Jerry Leffler of Stay ton
CORRESPONDENTS
Todd of Corvallis; Miss Nancy
won the mam event, followed
.......................................... Boots Champion
Storey, Fred and Larry Smith, Detroit-Idanha
by Mahurin and McClelland.
......................................
—........ Betty KeHe
Gates
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| Mrs. Candy Boyd and sons, Lyons .............
......................___ ................ — Eva Bressler
Mark and John, all from Sa­ Mehama .........
............ Mrs. John Teeters • Jean Roberts
Building Permits Total
lem; Dorsey Smith, OCE, Mon­
$635,400 For March
mouth; Mrs. Christine McKen­
ney, Lebanon; Mrs. Mary Williamson's Host 30 Detroit School Board
In Linn County
Thomasson, Prineville; Miss
Rehires Teachers
Building permits were up
Carol Ish, Albany; Mr. and At Buffet Dinner
in Linn County in March, 1973,
DETROIT — Detroit school
Mrs. Chester Storey and Mr.
DETROIT — The Idanha administrative office announc­
compared to March, 1972, the
and
Mrs.
Dallas
Benton
and
The above picture appeared daughter now residing in An­ Alaska. The firm will use the
U of O Bureau of Business and
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn ed this week that all of the
recently in
an Anchorage. chorage, sent it to her.
roughly 70 tons of 2x4s for daughter Regina of Detroit.
Economic Research reported.
Williamson was the setting teachers contracts for the com­
In March, 1973. the total was Alaska newspaper. Local resi­ The caption read: Jim Jones, manufacturing roof trusses.
Friday evening for a pre-nup- ing year have been renewed
Mrs. Albert Carr, president of Quality Inc. Roof The special railroad car that
<635,400 compared to $391,800 dent,
tial buffet dinner and party.
with the exception of one tea­
I
in the same month the year be­ brought the clipping to the En­ Trusses, stands by what he carried the lumber from Frank
cher Details on the controver­
The
wedding
of
their
daugh
­
terprise. It had been sent to says is the largest load of Lumber Co. of Mill City, Ore.
fore.
ter, Miss Gina Williamson to sy of not renewing the teach­
Building permits from 148 Mrs. Ethel Huffman of Salem, | stress grade (kiln dried and was transported by an Alaska
Gregory Slayden took place er’s contract is not available
identical reporting centers in and formerly of Lyons, whose (planed) lumber to arrive in Hydro Trail vessel.
Saturday at the Idanha Com­ at this time.
By
Boots
Champion
Oregon totaled $72,709,829 in
munity Church with Rev. Don­ As to the other personnel of
March 1973. This was 11.1% Bank Debits Reported
Kent Bittner, son of Mr. and ald Dishong of Mill City per­ the school, an announcement
higher than the total in March,
Mrs. Nils Bittner was admitted forming the 2:00 ceremony.
on this will be made in June.
1972.
Sunday to Salem Memorial, __
According to school district
Up In Linn County
Some _
30 guests were in _
at-
In March, 1973, $44.191,178
Hospital for medical attention. | tendance lncluding Rev Di. clerk, Ruth Beller, no bacca-
Bank debits for the 16 re­
was for 2,834 new dwelling
His parents said his illness has s|10ng>
honor maid, Miss ' laureate service is planned for
units, $22,312,669 was for new porting banks including those
been diagnosed as pneumonia Sheri williamson bridesmaids, i this year.
|
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n
t
in
Linn
County
were
up
in
nonresidential
construction,
Among college students Miss Cathie Crist, Detroit, Miss
compared to
The newest edition of “Ore­
■nd $6,205,982 was for addi­ March, 1973,
home for Mothers Day were Susan Loerts of Lookingglass Bruce Slayden of Stayton, Mr
March,
1972,
the
U
of
O
Bureau
gon
Parks.
”
a
guide
to
Oregon
’
s
tions. alterations, and repairs
Dorsey Smith and Mary Bitt-1 (near Roseburg) Miss Joy I and Mrs. Mike Williamson, De
of Business and Economic Re park system is now available
to existing structures.
Avery F. Bowman
ner. Both are attending OCE Jones, Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. trolt, Mike Monroe, and Gerald
free of charge through the tra­
For the same month last search has reported.
Funeral services were held1 at Monmouth.
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¡Art Taylor and Rick William- Lynn and fiance Robyn Fara-
Debits
for
March,
1973,
to
­
vel
information
office
of
the
year, the $65,458,954 total of
Sunday afternoon at 3:00 for j Members of the American son of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. ■ go, OCE, Monmouth.
taled
$124.326,000.
For
Febru
­
state
highway
division
or
at
permits was composed of $40,-
Avery F. Bowman who died
146,339 for 2.882 new dwelling ary. 1973, the total was $101,- the chamber of commerce cer­ Wednesday in a Salem hospital Legion Auxiliary, Idanha Unit I
#141, held their last meeting I
193,000
and
for
March
1972,
tified
information
centers
Units, $10,539,988 for new non­
scattered about the state, it was as the result of injuries he re­ of the season, Tuesday, May
residential construction, and the total was $105,429.000.
Oregon with 412 banks re­ announced by George M. ceived in a car accident last 15. Meetings will resume again
$14,772,627 for additions, alter­
porting
had a percentage in­ Baldwin,
administrator
of Monday on Highway 22 be­ in the fall.
ations, and repairs to existing
tween Mill City and Mehama.
crease
of
14.9
in
March.
1973,
highways.
Mothers Day dinner guests
structures.
Mr. Bowman, who was 79
ias compared with February,
The guide lists 514 parks years of age, moved to Mill at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
11973, and a 20.00 increase in with facilities which they of­
Harold Roth and family Sun­
I March 1973 as compared with fer. It includes state parks, City several years ago from day were their son-in-law and
A 1973 Jacobsen Turbo-Vent rotary assures it!
Alaska. His home at 436
March, 1972.
waysides or recreation areas, dar Street was destroyed Ce- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tim
by
Total bank debits for March, U. S. Forest Service facilities,
Collins of Portland and Irene
1973 came to $7,472,590,000. For National Parks Service facil­ fire several months ago.
Services were under the di- Paullin.
February, 1973, the total was ities. BLM campgrounds, coun­
rection
of Howell-Edwards- I Weekend visitors at the
$6.505.684,000 and for March, ty parks, state forestry parks,
Doerksen
Chapel of the Gar­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
' 1972, the total was $6,229,070,- power company or timber
dens
of
Salem
and were held Lichlyter included Mr. Lichly-
000.
parks, and safety rest areas.
ter’s mother, Mrs. Ethel Mc­
The 1973 Jacobsen Turbo-Vent cutting system
l The
ine services listed
nsiea include
inciuae at the Jehovah's Witnesses Cauley, her daughter, Mrs.
whether
area
includes
tent
or
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al1
al
Stayton
with
with deck-top air vents produces a smooth cut!
whether
area
includes
tent
or
Health Fair Meeting
Janelie Bryant and sons. Dale
trailer campsites, drinking wa-1 Ge«rge Vau«hn, 0"1Cf,atIn?;
and Rob of Walton; Mr. Lichly-
i
Survivors
include
the
widow,
Is Scheduled
ter, wood or electric stoves, pit 1
ter’s great aunt who is 86 years
Are you interested in hav- or flush toilets, or boat ramps. Carmen G. Bowman, of Mill young, and her daughter and
,
City;
one
daughter,
Mary
Bow-
ing our young people learn
Included in the guide are I man, Mexico City, Mexico; and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
facts about drug abuse?
state park regulations and , two brothers, John Bowman Nelson of Lebanon. The group
Would you like to know charges for overnight camp­
observed Mothers Day with a
The 1973 Jacobsen Turbo-Vent cutting syBtem
I more about cancer or heart ing in these facilities. A list of and Connally Bowman, both of family yard picnic.
Columbus, Ohio.
means better bagging with fewer emptying stops!
: disease?
state parks participating in
What’s new at Detroit Patio
Would you like a good de- the reservation program along
Gift Shop? Come in and see
1 monstration on proper dental with the park phone numbers,
our lovely handmade colorful
| care for young children?
is also included.
fiberglass candles. Will not
Interested people are needed
melt in hot weather.
20
' to help with a Health Fair for
Friday and Saturday visit­
i Mill City and vicinity. A meet- Idanha Church
ors at the home of Mr. and
I ing will be held Tuesday, May
The 1973 Jacobsen Turbo-Vent cutting system
28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Christian Honors Mothers
DETROIT — A Mill City Mrs. Robert Kirk and family
with deck-top air vents acts as an efficient
1 Church basement. See you
woman and her three children were Mrs. Kirks parents, Mr.
anti-clogging device even in damp grass.
DETROIT — Annually, the escaped serious injury late and Mrs. Rodney Peebles of
; there.
Idanha Community Church Monday afternoon in a two car Lebanon.
honors mothers on Mothers crash about three
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miles east of
Among out of towners at­
Mill C.+v-Ga+es Leaion Day.
During the Sunday school Detroit on Highway 22.
tending the Slayden William­
To Host Members
hour this year, Mrs. Irene Paul- , Mrs. Fred Smith and chil­ son wedding here Saturday
Idanha were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fox
The Mill City-Gates Ameri- lin and Mrs. Carrie Storey, dren were taken
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j can Legion, Post #159, will be were presented with a single Rural Fire District ambulance ' of Shelton, Wash, and Mr. and
] hosts Saturday, May 19, at a American Beauty Red Rose to Salem Memorial Hospital I Mrs. Dave White of Bend. Mrs.
i social evening to begin at 8:00 for being the oldest mothers Emergency Center following! Fox is an aunt of the bride and
The 1973 Jacobsen Turbo-Vent power-proiielled
p.m. at the Eagles Lodge.
present. Also presented with the 6:15 p.m. accident.
while here they were guests of
models feature Pace Command variable speed
The Stayton, Silverton, Can­ single red roses were Mrs. i They reportedly sustained I their son-in-law and daughter,
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by, Aurora and Idanha Legion Janelie Bryant, youngest mo- non-serious injuries and the ”
Mr. and ’ ’ Mrs.
Michael » Lyon of -
drive that lets you choose the best walking speed
members and wives have been ther, and Mrs. Juanita Wiley children w-ere released, but Idanha.
I or you as well as the best cutting-speed for your
invited A buffet dinner will for the most children present. Mrs. Smith was held over for
Detroit
Ranger
District
be served at 8:00 with dancing Grandma Storey was also pres­ observation.
Station announced this week
ented with a second rose for | Accordiing to a report, the that Kinney Creek Road #1049
and entertainment to follow.
lf you don't own a Jacobsen Turbo-Vent
All local legion members and the most grandchildren pres­ accident occurred when Mrs. will be closed to all traffic
ent.
auxiliary are urged to attend.
Smith attempted to turn off May 14 through May 18 for
you re probably being cut short!
Mrs. Arvin Johnson, wife of the highway into the three paving.
the pastor of the church, was C-Camp and was struck by a | Friday, May 11, three De­
A.1 JMOOHi muwei
t’lH O-t- —
also honored with a red rose. vehicle operated by John troit Ranger District personnel
or ««imo th» 871.11973
w«iU«
(known as Big John) Wilver- were presented with length of
(KWi pub««sr»Dd bv trie
Natiftnal Stan*
During
church
service,
sev
­
NELSON OLMSTED “g
fJjrdt
institute
eral mothers were also honor­ ding, an employee of Inter­ service
awards.
Receiving
Nelson Olmsted, a veteran of
mountain Trucking, Marion awards for
ed with a memento.
25 years service
more than 30 years In radio, with
Forks.
Allen D. Gardner, su­
long experience In stage, TV
The impact caused the Wil- were
pervisory forester and Ernest
and motion pictures, has for the
verding
car
to
flip
over
but,
j
past 12 years bean The Voice
Schiewek, animal packer. A
the driver escaped with non- I E.
of Pacific Power.
ten
year award was presented
FOR
serious injuries. Both vehicles to Mildred
J. Whitsett, Carl V.
sale ;
were extensively damaged, a i
Amack, construction inspector
report said.
Santiam Engineering
Mrs. Smith’s husband, Fred, ’ for the
presented
with
who was at work at the time,, Zone
™ was also pr
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is employed as a lather at U.1
A slash fire touched off over
S. Ply, Idanha Branch.
SALE,
a week ago in the Timber
Pacific Power
Butte area flared up again Sa­
presents
Detroit Residents
turday. Forestry officials said
the fire had got rained out and
NELSON OLMSTED
Attend Conference
that a west wind Saturday
narrating
DETROIT — The Portland caused further problems, to
Memorial Coliseum was the fire trails were built around
KEEF YOU* HE NT AI
STORIES OF
setting last week for a In­ the perimeter of the blaze as
FtOFEtTY FILLED
PACIFIC POWERLAND
stitute in Basic Youth Conflict a precautionary measure. A re­
WITH AN AD IN THIS Conference. Some 16,000 peo­ port said the fire was brought
Don’t miss
NEWSPAPER...
ple, mostly from the Pacific under control Sunday night
"The story of a man who
I Northwest, attended the Mon- with little or no damage done.
ANYTHING HOM
RENTING A BEDROOM I day to Saturday evening ses­
has made bees h.'s business"
sions. However, delegates from
TO SRILINQ A CLASSY other states, including Wash­
DATSUN SERVICE
RESIDENCE
ington, Idaho and Hawaii were
MONDAY, MAY 21, 1973
also in attendance.
I CAU M NOW
OPEN
AND REPAIR
8-6, Monday through Sat.
Attending from here were i
KRKT 12:15 p.m.
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Werk
Guaranteed
and
yon
Rev. and Mrs. Arvin Johnson,1
Phone 769-2563
990 on your dial
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiebert I SAVE 30% on Salem Prices
KWIL 4:40 p.m.
and son, Donald, and Mrs. Har-
Call 897-2062
393 E. Florence
Stayton
790 on your dial
old Roth and sons. Randy and
KLMKB TMi ni>
Phone 897-2772
Rick.
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IDANHA
Park Guide
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Monday Accident
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