IT’LL PAY TWO WAYS!
IDANHA Army Seeks
DETROIT Non-High School
MEHAMAi
Mrs. Jonn Teeters
4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thur»., September 6, 1973
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
P. O. BOX 348
PHONE 897-277«
MILL CITY, ORE. 973M
Jeannie Owen and daugh­
ter, Nancy Pruitt, returned Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thnnatay
By Boots Champion
home Saturday. Aug. 25. They Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mil)
If you are looking for that
left by car June 10 for Johns­ City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
certain fall floral arrange­
town, N. Y. where they were The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
ment, drop into Detroit Patio
Army recruiters can start guests
at the home of Mrs. for errors In advertisements. It will, however, reprint
Gift Shop, and look over our pursuing
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the non-high school
fine assortment of made up graduate again after a period Owen’s brother. The ladies without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
arrangements. We also have a of restricting enlistments in also visited with another advertisement which Is In error if The Enterprise is at fault
colorful assortment of dried,
category in order to build brother’s family and spent a An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development
flowers for "do-it-yourself ar-. a higher quality all-volunteer lot of time seeing the places of the timber industry and agriculture in this area.
of interest especially in the
rangements.
36 army.
MEMBER
A wild rumor circulating in
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NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
But __
the 17 year old ...........
non-high ; Washington, D. C. area. Be­
the Upper North Santiam Can- school graduate will still be fore leaving for home they
Oregon
yon that a body was found in discouraged from joining up went to Florida where they
truwiucn
SUSTAINING
Newspaper W
the Boulder Creek area.
because the army still does not visited a sister, who Mi's.
® MEMBtR — 1973
Publishers
that FBI officials are making want the young high i.'hool Owen had not seen for 14
Association In
investigations in the area, is | “dropout.” In fact he will be years. They also did a lot of
false. A call to the local FBI encouraged by the recruiter sightseeing on the way home.
office in Salem, and to the to stay in school at all costs
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mrs. Joe Jones and daugh­
state police, confirmed that and finish his education. How­ ter, Mrs. Ron Kowalis, and Marion-Linn Counties, per year --------------
>4.50
they knew nothing about ever, after the prospect gradu­ daughters Athena and Serena Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ....
>5.00
an incident of this nature.
ates or turns 18, the recruiter of Klamath Falls came Tues­ Outside Oregon, per year ............. -............
.>5.50
Cecil Worden. Detroit, who is free to enlist him.
day, Aug. 28. for a couple of
was taken to Salem Memorial
Selectivity has become a days visit at the home of Mrs.
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Hospital by Idanha Rural Fire necessity to maintain the Jonea’ mother, Mrs. Jennie GEORGE LONG ..............
Protection District ambulance army’s health. A few months Moe. and with other relatives. RAYMOND E. PRESLER
................................. Printer
Tuesday of last week for me­ ago, the army recruiting Mrs. Moe returned to Klamath NORMA LONG................
..... Society and News Editor
dical attention, was released command put a 70/30 ration I Falls with them.
.............. Local News Editor
ROSE CREE ....................
Saturday. He is now recuper­ i on the number of high school
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ader MARY KELLY ................
ating at home.
E vings '
graduates versus non-gradu- I and daughter, Amber, return
CORRESPONDENTS
Clause (Steve) Wiebe, De­ ates so that 70% of the young ed Saturday, Sept. 1, from a
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troit, is confined to Salem people enlisted per month had two weeks trip to Colorado Detroit-Idanha
................... .............................. Betty Kalle
Memorial Hospital for medi­ to have a high school diploma when they visited with her Gates ...........
........ ..________ ....... ________ Eva Bressler
cal attention. A report said in hand GED (General Edu­ I parents, the Wallace Robert­ Lyons ----- ----
....... .... Mrs. John Teeters • Jean Roberts
possible surgery may be slat­ cation Development) scores sons, and other relatives in Mehama-------
ed.
did not qualify an individual the Akron area.
A $42,000 project on the for this group unless state is­
Mrs. Chris McDonald was
KNOW YOUR
Holiday Visitors at
new intake on Marion Creek sued. The remaining 30% con­ hostess at her home Wednes­
for water supply to the Marion sists of those who achieved a day afternoon, Aug. 29, to a
TRAFFIC LAWS
Forks Fish Hatchery got un­
ompiled by the O regon T raffic
Williams' Home
As the daylight hours diminish and the nights grow long­ derway here recently. The high grade on the Armed few old friends for a surprise S C afety
C ommission
Test. party honoring Mrs. B. L.
er. (and colder) the demands on fuel supplies, accelerate. This project is scheduled for com­ Forces Qualification
DETROIT — Holiday visit­
Oregon law makes it illegal
provides us with the opportunity to help conserve our energy i pletion about Nov. 1, a spokes­ Those who couldn't pass stood Kirsch on her birthday. Pres­
ors at the home of Mr. and
supplies by reducing our normal use both at home and at man at the hatchery said Sa­ little or no chance of ever ent for the afternoon were for any person to operate a Mrs. Jake Williams were
being able to enter the army. Mrs. Kirsch, Mrs. Raymond motor vehicle during the time
work.
turday. Contractor is Jim But now that has changed.
Branch, Mrs. Edward Titze, his driver’s license is suspend­ their two daughters and
By setting the furnace temperature control a few degrees Weaver of Union. Oregon.
husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­
In
order
for
the
all
volun
­
Mrs .Leonard Wallen, Mrs. ed.
lower while you are home, and down to 65 degrees upon re­
Labor Day holliday visitors
Pettie ot Eugene and Mr
tiring. some fuel can be saved. Using the washing machine, at the Frank Hancock home teer army to make it, a change [ Jennie Moe, Mrs. Larry Kim
The penalties, upon convic­ ert
dryer, and dishwasher with maximum loads saves electric: were th?ir son and daughter- in policy had to be made. sey, Mrs. J. M. Teeters, Mrs. tion, for driving while sus­ and Mrs. Ted Johnson of
Centralia, Wash.
While the army was satisfied Harold
Longfellow
and
power.
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth with the high caliber indivi­ granddaughter, Tonya, and pended are:
Sunday the Williams and
Make it a habit to turn on only those lights needed for Hancock
(1)
A
sentence
to
jail
of
immediate use. and turn off the radio or TV when you are Portland. and son Kevin of dual that was joining, there the hostess. Mrs McDonald. not less than two days nor their family drove to Lapine
in Central Oregon where they
just weren’t enough of them
Guests Tuesday, Aug. 28. at
not actively viewing or listening.
Weekend visitors at the to fill the manpower require­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. more than one year.
were dinner guests at the love­
Promote the use of car pools in your neighborhood for home
(2)
In
addition
to
the
jail
of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle ments needed. So it was the Howard Fletcher were Mr.
ly summer home of Mr. and
picking up children at school, the Y, the club, or when you
and family were Mrs. recruiter who was hurting by and Mrs. Richard Maestas and sentence, a fine of up to >1,000 Mrs. Vurl Beck. This was the
go to work. It not only saves on gas, and money, but saves Rogers
can be imposed.
Roger’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. not being able to sign up a lot the
first time the Williams had
Fletcher’s
l
___ -___ ,
grandson.
your time as well.
(3) In addition to a jail
Clyde
Webber
of
Eugene.
of willing prospects just be- Steven Maestas, all of Salem sentence and a fine, the law seen the Becks in a number
These are a few of many ways you can save on energy
_
this fall and winter. They will result in actual dollar savings Other visitors were Mr. and cause they didn’t finish high and Mrs. Frank Ryfiak of requires that a court shall of years.
Mrs. Kelly Facchini and son, school.
as well.
South Gate, Michigan.
either impound the vehicle
Joshua, of Lebanon. While
Does this mean that quality
Bonnie Christensen arriv­
r
here the Facchini’s also called 1 is going to go down now? Not ed Thursday. Aug 30, from driven by a suspended driver For Quality Job Printing call
or suspend the registration of
on Mrs. Irene Paullin.
j so. according to Lt. Col. James Lemoore Naval Air Station in the vehicle. The suspension of The Entei prise, 897-2772.
Visiting here recently for alj T. j_.
Brenner, commanding of- California for a few days of the registration results in the
week at the home of Mrs. (ficer for army ’ recruiting in leave at the home of her
SEE OUR SELECTION OF
loss of the license plates for
Edna May were Mrs. Mima the state _ of
_ Oregon. “Our mother, Mrs G. V. Christen­ the period specified. The own­ 1 BEST THINGS IN LIFE
Covey and sons David and [ mental category standards sen.
er of the vehicle involved is
Danny of Florence.
are still going to remain high,
Can
ITATI TARAI
responsible for all costs relat­
Arriving here Sunday at the • but there's little logic to as-
A
BILL ALLMAN
ed to this process.
home of Irene Stout for a ' sume that just because a man
Phone 769-5729
weeks visit was Mrs. Stout’s 11 doesn’t have a high school di­ QUALITY JOB PRINTING
The Oregon law citations
INIURANCI
brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. ploma means that he's a low
i are ORS 482.620, 482,650, 715 1st— Stayton
Phone
»17-2772
With A 5 Year Warranty Program
I 482.990 and 484.222.
Clarence Lund of Kingsman, mentality individual. That
•fe Insurance Company
Ariz.
| just isn’t true.”
The yard at the Idanha home I The army, as well as the
of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wilker- other services, has found that [
, son was the setting last Thurs- many of its best soldiers never I
. day for the annual get- graduated from high school. (
’ acquainted school picnic.
CATALOGUE ORDER STORE
They have skills that can be I
Four year old Brian Fields, put to good use in technology I
son of Mrs. Barbara Fields, cal areas where a high school1
Phone 897-2785
Mill City, Ore.
sustained a severe cut to his diploma is not the only ans­
hand Monday when he fell wer. Many of these people
while carrying a glass of pop. then become motivated enough
It took about five stitches to , to want to go back to school
close the wound.
and finish their educations
A Salem man was taken to while in the army and even
Hospital pursue technically oriented
Salem
Memorial
Emergency Center, after he studies for college credit later
fell down an embankment in on.
the Kenny Creek area. He was
While the past few months
David Lee Towry, 23, of 5604 have provided the army with
Tumbleweed Circle, N. E. Sa­ a more educated breed of re­
lem. Attendants of the Idanha cruits than ever before, it al­
Rural Fire Protection District so made them realize that if
Ambulance said he sustained the all-volunteer army is to
a broken shoulder The ambu- become a reality it must be
1 lance was called to the scene willing to gamble on the
of the accident about 7:45 p.m. young individual who for one
Saturday night.
• Use your car ashtray
reason or another, was not
motivated in school. The army
I also realizes its responsibility
• Burn trash carefully
when it enlists the non-high
1 school graduate. It must try
• Drown your campfire
j and provide this individual
I with a skill that will not only
make him productive to the
Consider your
army
but
will
provide
him with the incentive to want
neighbor
J
to continue his education.
KELLY LUMBER SALES
If the army realizes its re­
“The political pot never
sponsibility in that way then
mill
city .
crebdm
those in the community who
boils much. The old apple­
Phone 897-2610
question their motives might
sauce is only warmed over.”
take a second look. The army
just could be providing the
impetus needed with job
skills and training to make a
future civilian more produc­
tive, rather than just another
lonely figure in the unemploy­
ment line.
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S+ay+on, Oregon
Cooks Grocery Store
To Have New Owners
Now Hiring On All Shifts
DETROIT — John Cook,
owner of Cooks Grocery Store,
said new owners of the store
will take possession of the
business October 1. They are
Mr an.d Mrs. Joe Dowels of
Hood River.
3 P.M.—11 P.M
Long Operating Season — Late November
Registrations Taken At Plant Personnel Office
Washington Street, Stayton, Oregon
Wages As Per Union Contract
For Information Call 769-6361
Office Opens 7 A. M.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Mr. Cook has been in the
store business for nearly 27
years. He opened his first
store in the old town of De­
Kiir OUR
troit in 1947. Following the
STATE GREEN
construction of Detroit Dam.
a new store was constructed
on Detroit Ave. here and has
been continuously in opera-
tion.
Thf long and friendly serv-
Frank Lumber Co.
U. S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc
icc of the Cooks will be miss-
Mill
City,
Oregon
Idanha—Lebanon, Oregon
ed, but we wish the new own­
ers success in their new ad- j
foung & Morgan Timber Company
Stout Creek Lumber Co.
venture.
Mill City—Idanha, Oregon
Lyons, Oregon—Mill at Mehama
Mr. Cook said he and his
wife Doris are retiring from '
Wills Shingle Mill
business and hope to do some i
Intermounta’n Trucking, Inc.
traveling in the future.
Mill City, Oregon
Lyons, Oregon