The Mill City Eeterpràr. ThttrMÌay, Jun»* 13, 1974
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
DETROIT State Purchases
IDANHA Highway Sign from
P. O. BOX 34«
PHONE 897-2772
MILL CITY, ORE. 97360
Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday
Boots Champion
Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Mill
City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Applications for a city re-
The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
Gary Ruch, right of way
for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without i corder are now being taken
charge or cancel the charge for that portion of ar. advertisement 1 by the Idar.ha City Council. agent for the State Highway
which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault An independent Interested persons may apply department attended the Wed
newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry by attending the city council nesday noon board meeting of
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meeting
the first ____
Mon- ’.he North Santiam Chamber
and agriculture in this area.
day of t le month, or by mail- of Commerce. Ruch brought
ing their application to the with him a proposition for the
F NATIONAL NEV.SPAPER-1
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Idanh : City Council. Box 335. ’ State to purchase the Chamber
i Lite.-bl«
Oregon
zip ci oe 97350. City Recorder sign which has beer, located
"7 Reba Synder’s resignation will on the east side of Pacific
Newspaper
g. into effect September 1.
Highway near Salem Th<
__ Publishers
A number of friends and °ffered $1,860 for the sign and
■I Association
neighbors attended the fare- agreed to stand the expensi
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uell coffee held last Tuesday * removal . After discussion
Marion-Linn Ciunties. per year----------------
at the home of Rev and Mrs. by the board members present
Uutaide Marion-Linn Counties, per year —
Harold Roth, honoring Mrs it was decided that the sign
Outside Oregon, per year______________
Out-of-town had served its purpose and
Irene Paullm
agreed to sell it to the State
......... Editor and Publisher guests included Mrs. Roth’s The State is purchasing signs
GEORGE LONG_________
mother.
Mrs.
Frances
Richards
RAYMOND E PRESLER
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Printer
the right of way to com
NORMA LONG .... ..... ...........
_. Society and News Editor of Canby. Mrs. Harold Wilson. along
ROSE CREE ........................
............... Local News..Editor Mrs. Nellie Allen and Mrs ply wi.h their highway beauti
June Barker all of Mill City fication program.
MARY KELLY....................
...... Local News Editor
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There was some discussion
Mrs. Paullm left Saturday
CORRESPONDENTS
Rogue
River
where
she
will
be
0,1
sonie other means of adxer-
Detroit-Idanha
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?^®hway Jerri
Gates_______
------------------------------------- Joyce Presler making her nome. Address Box | Coffman is going
to look into
Lyons ______
--------------------------------------Eva Bressler 15. zip code 97537.
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these
and
report
at a later
Mehama____
Chief Petty Officer. Don meeting.
------------------------------Mrs. John Teeters
Snyder, son of Mr and Mrs
Coffman will also be master
Albert Snyder of Idanha, was of ceremonies at the annual
home from Japan on a two nstallation banquet which will
weeks leave in May Don has lie held at Santiam Golf course
served for tnree years in Ja- on June 18 The banquet com
pan He is stationed now at mittee is asking that those
the Navy Base Command planning to attend call in for
School at San Diego. Calif.
reservations 859-2878 or 769-
Sunday visitors at the De 9340 on or before June 15
troit home of Mrs June Wil-
I.amson were her granddaugh
ter. Mrs. Melanie Erikson, and
| daughter. Meagan, and friend.
FISHING GEAR
.Alan, of Eugene
RECLINERS
Edna May returned home
Saturday f. .. wing a two-
J
SPORTING EQUIPMENT
month stay in Pendleton at ' The Mill City Lions clue
the home of her sister. Mae held a dinner meeting at The
LAWN CHAIRS
Wutson Mrs Watson suffered Frontier Monday, when plans
a broken ankle in a fall, and f°r [he Fourth ^>f July
Mrs. May went to take care discussed. Dur mg the meeting.
of her while she was recuper-1 Miss Verlene Peterman, who
will be the Lions representa
, ating from the injury.
I Sunday visitors at the De- , tive as princess, was intro
troit home of Mr. and Mrs. duced Tickets for the Lions
John Henzel were Mr and breakfast at the park on July
Mrs Ciyde Brown. Mrs Eliza 4th were passed out to mem
beth Brown Clydes Mother) bers. who were urged to get
all of Portland, and Mr out and make an advance sale
Brown’s aunt. Miss Anna to help them determine how
Pneskoff. of Crawford. Neb. many would be coming to the
Their visit here in the can usual pancake feed from 6 a.m.
The Family Store and Catalog Order Stor
yon was the first for Mrs. Eli to 10 a.m. This year the menu
zabeth Brown and her sister. will be hot cakes, scrambled
eggs and ham. coffee and milk
Miss Prieskoff.
There was some discussion
Tne Hengels and their guests
drove to Marion Forks Inn on the float and Fred Kreck-
where they enjoyed a delight low was chosen to make the
i design.
ful dinner
Merr. ers v t.-e asked to come
i out Monday night at 7:30 for a
. work night at the park, when
' the cook shack will oe cle. ned
in readmess for the Fourth.
| There will be an initiation
of new members at the meet-
; ing to be held at the Frontier
' on Monday. June 24th.
Gil Schachtsick of Stayton
Brides ’ déliant
beautiful
■ was present and he brought
DETROIT—According to a with him a sampL of the Can
report. Oregon hopes to real yon souvenir plate which has
ize about $80.000 from the sale recently been completed. The
assets of convicted Salem plate shows several scenes
stockbroker Harold Smithers, from the Canyon. The Lions
said Del Weaver, attorney for club has ordered 100 of the
the Oregon Corporation Com plates and will have them for
mission. The funds will help sale Proceeds from the sale
repay losses estimated at $90 - of the plates here will go into
000 to the four surviving vic the Canyon Scholarship fund.
tims of Smither, who is serving
a year in jail for 11 counts of Caretakers Mow
federal securities law viola-
Fairview Cemetary
Hons.
Although Evelyn and Wil
Smither. 52. plead guilty in
January and was sentenced to bur Harlan have been doing
six months at the Multnomah the mowing for the last year.
County maximum security in they now have complete
stitution in Troutdale, plus an charge of the cemetery and
other half year term in a com Mrs Harlan says there is a
munity
treatment
center map available at their home
a*</d%é**o¿¿ 2
Smither was accused of con ana they will be glad to help
verting to his own use money anyone at any time. Lots may
from his clients’ mutual fund be purchased from them and
appointments made to go over
accounts.
a*J
Most of the loss will be paid the cemetery
Mrs Harlan spem three days
by the Firemans' Fund Insur
ance group which held the sur over Memorial Day, at the
ety bonds for Smither’s em cemetery She helped people
one
find their plots and gave out
ployer, First California Co.
The state has in receivership donation slips with the hopes
that enough money would be
property owned by Smither
TICr ar>J JTTs Tlrtftur Ti TjrwhricÁ
According to the report, the raised to keep the cemetery
bulk of the $80.000 will come mowed the year around, in
Kl
from the sale of a fancy com stead of just a few times a
pound of building at Detroit, year. The Cemetery Associa
Wher vov choose from our iamoui Regency Flower Wed-
near the lake. The complex is tion reports that the dona
appraised at $65.000. the re tions have been corr ng in very
dir.q Line you need have nc qualm« about quality—this rich,
«ell and it looks like there
port says
raised HELIOGRAVING* ha* all the diitinctrzr of the fin
The state inventory list com might be enough to keep it
est craftsmanship—yet coats about half aa much a* you 4
piled also shows Smither own- mowed, if more comes in later.
guess' Do see the many other elegant type «tyies for your
The Harlans have been very
ed a $45,000 beach condomin
complete wedding atationery needa. *Ha/»ogm
rax t»
ium at Otter Rock plus the happy at tne many compli
ments they received on the
family ranch at Salem.
be confuaed with engrevmg.
Outdoor vehicles and equip cemetery during tne holidays.
Mrs Glen Henness is the
ment comprise many pages of
the Smithers inventory, ac secretary for the cemetery and
donations should be sent to
cording to the report.
her.
N. Santiam C. of C.
See Us For That Special
GIFT FOR FATHER
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Lions To Have
' Work Night Monday
See Our Many Advertised Specials
In The Red Tag Circular
WESTERN AUTO
State May Get
| Timber Sales
Slated at Detroit
Big Catch
'
DETROIT — Two timbei
sales, with an estimated 18,- j
i 700.000 board feet of Willam
ette National Fores: timber I
will be conducted at Detroit |
Ranger station June 26
Sealed bids will be received
by the Detroit District Rang
er up to and not later than 101
i a. m on the above date. Both i
i sales have an acreage of all I
species of logs which the bid-
der is required to purchase. I
Oral bidding will follow the |
opening of the sealed bids at I
' 10 a m.
Largest of the two sales is
the Mansfield Intermediate
Lester Fisbeck holds 34 meh with an estimated 13,500,000
salmon he caught last week at board feet of federal timber.
the bridge in Mill City. The The sale, located approximate
salmon weighed 144 pounds ly 10 miles northeast of De-
' troit Ranger station consists of
10,700 MBF or Douglas Fir ad-
Lyons Land Use
vertisel at $107.97 per thou-
: sand, and 2.800 MBF of West -1
Plan Is Accepted
ern Hemlock and other coni
LYONS At the Lyons City ferous species advertised at
Council meeting the final pub $60 02 per 1.000. Included in
lic hearing on annexation of the sale is 502 acres of all spe
the west side area between 5th cies
of logs advertised at $111-
and 13th street that was not in 75 per
acre. The western hem
the Lyons city limits was ac lock and
coniferous spe
cepted, with no objections. cies and other
the acres of all spe
Final draft of land use was cies of logs
will be sold at a
accepted with the present ex
fixed
rate
iting zoning to be extended
Creek Ridge No. 2 tim
With prospects of
city ber Fox
sale
has an estimated 4,-;
growth, the city is also mak 700,000 board
feet of timber I
ing applicaiton for flood in
The sale, located approximate-1
surance.
10 miles north of Detroit
Building permits for May ly
involves 3.700 MBF of Doug
were $8.675
Comprehensive las
Fir advertised at $116.10
planning is in the process of per thousand
and 1,000 MBF of
te.ng typed.
Western Hemlock and other
Liquor permits were issued coniferous
species advertised
to Walton's Grocery. Laven
at
$73.50
per
thousand. In-
der's Market and Lyons Tav
c luded in the sale is 96 acres
ern.
of all species of logs alvertiscd
at $202.85 per acre.
Detroit Dam - Weather The acres of all species of
logs will be sold at a fixed
Pool
Max
Mtn. Elev Per I rate.
June 5 58 46 1562 13 1.50
June 6 56 48 1562.29
03
June 7 55 42 1561.50 .17 Santiam Grange Set$
June 8 61 42 1561 13
.01
June 9 70 46 1561 44
.00 Festival Fair Dates
June 10 75 49 1561.98 .00
Santiam Valiev Grange held
June 11 81 52 1562 44
00
Total Pep for Week
. 1.71 their meeting Friday night,
! June 7. Several members were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gold I absent due to illness.
en celebrated their 16th wed
The usual business was car-'
ding anniversary Friday even j ried out and various reports I
ing. June 7. at the home of Mr. j were heard. Mr and Mrs Har-1
and Mrs. Clyde Golden Also | old Duncan were obligated in
attending were the Golden’s the third and fourth degrees.
children. Mike, Debbie and
Giles Wagner, general chair
Kathy; Mr. and Mrs. Eldon man for the Harvest Festival
Hutchinson. Vern Golden, and and Fair, announced the Fair
Mrs. E ta Klock of Salem. Ice would be Saturday afternoon
cream and cake were served. and evening. September 21.
JASON LEE
NOMINEE ELFCT
COURT OF APPEALS
THANK
VOTERS
As President Kennedy
said:
"It was close but clear”!
PLEDGE
I will work hard for
",. . liberty and justice
for all".
z
Appreciatively
yours.
JASON
Pd byJaiont.ee. 1500 Liberty
Street SC Salem, Oregon 97302
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Mrs. Golden Attends
Anniversary Banquet
Mrs Charles Golden of Mill
City recently attended the 25th
Anniversary Banquet of the
Oregon Heart ai,elation in
Portland Jean Nidetch, found
er of Weight Watchers Inter
national was the speaker and
honored guest, and rightly so.
The Weight Watchers of Ore
gon and southern Washington
pledged 5c to the OHA for
each pound lost dur ng Febru
ary, which was National Heart
Month.
The total pounds lost came
to 23,471 lbs Aubrey Davis,
M D. president of the CHIA, re
ceived a check at the ban
quet for $1,173.55. to be given
I to the OHA
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