The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, August 29, 1974, Page 7, Image 7

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    LYONS
DATSUN SERVICE
AND REPAIR
by Eva Bressler
The United Methodist Wo­
men have continued their
AU Work Guaranteed and yea basement sale through August,
SAVE 10% on Salem Prices Monday, the 26th and Friday,
the 30th, from 10:00 a.m. to
Call 897-2062
4:00 p.m. The sale will close
ELMER TRIPP
the first week in September
Fall Clearance Special
ONE ONLY
$O
Garden Tiller
5 h.p. Two Speed
Q95
MW f
WESTERN AUTO
The Family Store and Catalog Order Store
CONVENIENT TERMS AVAILABLE
Home Owned by Dale and Mary Kirsch
Mill C ity, Ore.
l’hone 897-2785
J.
7—The Mill City EnterpriM*, Thursday, Aug. 29, 1974
with a ten and twenty-five
cent sale on Tuesday, Sept 3,
and Friday, Sept. 6th, from
Friday evening, Aug. 23, from
10:00 til 4:00 _ p.m.
a vacation trip when they vis­
VI Wolfer from Canby spent
ited with Mrs. Schutzohl’s
By TED KAVANAUGH, DIRECTOR.
several days at the Henry
Mrs. John Teeters
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Croisant home assisting with
ALPO PET NEWS BUREAU
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright Pylley. Jim and John in Se­
the work and caring for the
and two
daughters arrived dalia, Colo.
sick.
At Last: Films On Dog Training!
Monday, Aug. 19, from Mem­
Mrs. Minnie Gage from
Winnie Branch was accom­
The trouble with most train­ step looks 8 feet high. So, they
phis, Tenn., and *re guests at panied by her grandson,
Valley City, N. D., is visiting
ing films is, there’s either a make training a game to be
the home of his parents, Mr. Robert Branch of Stayton,
at the home of her son-in-law
feast or a famine. For golfers, enjoyed by the pup.
and Mrs. Charles Wright. He when they went to Ashwood
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
plant workers, soldiers, cam­
is in the Marines, and has Saturday, Aug. 24, and were
Paul Schiewek.
era buffs and others — you
just been primoted to gunnery guests at the John Marston
Mrs. Ethel Huffman of Sa­
name it — there’s a feast
of how-to-do-it films. But for
sergeant and is on a two weeks home during the weekend.
lem spent several days this
films on how to train your
leave.
week in Lyons in charge of the
Hattie Golliet and her dau­
dog, it’s been a long famine.
laundromat for her sister, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hughes of ghter, Mrs. Ben Boots, who is
Except
for
a
few
oldies,
noth
­
Clarence Decker of Eugene.
Newberg were guests Sunday, visiting here from Chula Vista,
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McEldow-
Aug. 18, at the home of Mrs. Calif., went to Tumwater,
But now, at last, there’s good
ney and children from Philo­
| E. J. Hughes and Mrs. M. V. Wash. Tuesday, Aug. 20, and
news for America’s dog own­
math ware Monday evening
Frame.
ers who are frustrated ama­
visited at the home of Mr.
visitors at the home of his aunt
teur trainers! A new series of
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Schutz- and Mrs. R. E. Golliet, return­
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ar­
five excellent 15 minute films
wohl and Heidi returned home ing home on Friday.
show you everything you need
thur Olmstead.
to know about training your
Helping Mrs. Lydia Culwell
Purebred Boxer
dog. And they’re available to
celebrate her 80th birthday an­
groups on loan without charge!
We see how the way a person
niversary Wednesday evening
Entitled "Dog Obedience talks makes a strong impres­
were Hershel Culwell, Mrs.
Training," these films star sion on a young dog. Dogs
Thelma Maceira and children,
America’s foremost dog train­ have feelings. Even the way
and Shirley Culwell from Sa­
ing team of Milo and Margaret you look at them is significant.
lem, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cui-i
Pearsall, presented by the mak­ Glaring can upset a dog.
ers of ALPO
Among many beginner’s tips
well, Mr. and Mrs. Howard i
Naue and Jessie
Short of |
Each film demonstrates a dif­ are:
ferent training stage, guiding — Choosing a name that
Lyons.
you as far as you and your doesn't sound like a training
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nygaard
pet want to go: Kindergarten command
from Carmichael, Calif., and
Puppy Training, Basic & No­ — Getting him used to a train­
their daughter, Mrs. Andrea
vice Obedience, Open Dog Obe
ing collar and lead breaking
Suel and son Eric from San
dicnce, Utility Dog Obedience, — Teaching the pup to come
I
Gabriel, Calif., are spending
and Training for Tracking.
to the trainer
this week at the hime of Mr.
The Puppy Training Film
Any group may borrow these
Nygaard’s mother, Mrs. Gladys
A young, inexperienced films from the ALPO Film Li­
Nygaard.
couple with their first puppy brary dog clubs, schools, civic,
7 A. M. — 11 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sieg
asks "Can anyone learn how church and service groups, etc.
returned home the last of the
to train his dog?" and ‘7s my Just write me at ALTO Pet
Seven Days A Week
dog smart enough to learn?" Foods, Box 2187, Allentown Pa.
week from a two and a half
With a reassuring “Yes,” the 18001, requesting “Dog Obedi­
month vacation
trip which
Pearsalls prove it as this film ence Training Films.” State
took them visiting relatives
moves from step to step.
your 1st and 2nd choice dates
and friends in Minnesota, Wis- )
Their approach to training which should be at least 30
consin, Iowa, North Dakota, j
’s from the dog’s viewpoint, days from your letter date.
Illinois, Montana, Washington '
what he sees, and how he sees
Next, I’ll review the "Basie
and Idaho.
it. For example, a door is 15 A Novice Obedience" film.
Mrs. Henry Deister, Sr. has '
feet high to a puppy, and a Watch for it.
returned from a three weeks
trip to LaPorte, Texas., called I
Morning worship is at 10:00
there by the death of her fa-1
a.m. and Sunday school is at
ther, John Gibson, who was 83
11:00 a.m. Dean Cade is min­
years old. While there she at- I Joyce Presler — 897-2707
ister. Everyone is welcome to
tended a family reunion with' Ray arjrj Joyce Presler were attend.
over 150 in attendance. Some _ guests
__ at a wedding
_ reception
Santlam Canyon Home Ex­
had not seen each other for 35 and dinner held at the Tacoma tension will hold its first
years.
i Elk’s Club on Friday, Aug. 16, meeting of the fall year on
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis John- honoring the marriage of Ar­ Thursday, Sept 12, 10:00 a.m.
son from Lynwood, Calif., lene Atkinson and Morgan at
the Gates
Clubhouse
Keep the front end of your car or pickup
were recent guests at the home White. The couple planned on (American Legion Hall) in
of his grandparents, Mr. and leaving Aug. 21 for a honey- Gates. Interested persons are I
aligned and get better mileage out of your
Mrs. George Johnson.
t moon trip to Niagara Falls.
invited to attend as well as
♦’res.
I Visiting at the home of Walt former members.
[ and Toni Thomas on Wednes-
Keep watch for information
HAVE LOTS OF JUNK laying da^’ Aug’
was
Chance, on the Tole Painting Classes
around the house, in the gar-1 a. former pates resident, now to begin soon.
age or in the attic. Why not hvmgto Santa Barbara. Jhe
S ts . and the Walt
get the most W^t
out of
it with Thomas,
AdVtoe
Thomas’ Jr. family took Mr. Has Calif. Visitors
MEHAMA — Mr. and Mrs.
Mill City Enterprise. A call Chance fort a swt?mlng and
Complete Set of Four Heavy Duty Shocks
Robert Reid of Lemoore,
to 897-2772 will change your picnic party at Mongold on Calif., came Monday, Aug. 19,
I
Wednesday
evening
before
his
Installed
unwanted items into cash.
for a ten day visit at the home
I return home on Thursday.
I Arriving on Thursday, Aug. of her mother, Dorothy Chris­
22, for a short visit with Clare tensen. Mrs. Christensen was
and Margaret Rush was Mar­ hostess at her home Saturday
Regular $62.00
garet’s sister, Mrs. Bertha Jor­ evening, Aug. 24, for a picnic
Limited Supply
genson, and her daughter, Jean dinner honoring her son-in-
Gross, both from Calbot. They law aYid daughter.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
returned home on Saturday,
Gordon McMorris, Woodbum,
Aug. 24.
i Leaving on
Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Waters,
August 21, were Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Marjorie of Stay­
G. J. Geston. They traveled to ton, Carol Walz, Salem, Mr.
Seattie, Wash, to attend a and Mrs. Edward Walz and
wedding on Thursday before Mike, Mr. and Mrs. John Teet­
Phone 897-2786
returning home Saturday, ers, Mrs. E. J. Hughes, Mr.
MB
N.
E.
and Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Chris­
Aug. 24.
| Clare and Margaret Rush en tensen.
joyed an outing on Wednesday,
At<. 21, and traveled to Wal­
ton Lake, near Prineville, to
visit with their son Bill and
t Vera Rush from Corvallis.
I Visitors at the home of Vir-
gil and Janet Lewis was Vir-
i gil’s s ter, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hewitt, from San
Jose, Calif. They arrived Fri-
day, Aug. 23, and left for home
1 on Sunday, Aug. 25. While
here, they also visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith.
Arriving on Monday, Aug.
„ I'M SICK AND OYlN6'
26, to spend a couple of days
THE DENOROCTDNUS BEETLE 1
with Glen and Lola Henness is
LARVAE HAYE TUNNELED
Ruth McCombs, a former
UNDER At Y BARK CUTTING
Gates resident now living in
OFF AAY SAP FLOW AND
Vale. She hopes to spend part
MY NEEDLES ARE TURNING
of her visit visiting with old
YELLOW f&WAGE
friends.
Arriving Saturday, Aug. 24,
to spend a couple of days with
(T
Clare and Margaret Rush is
Tftee KILLERS ARE A
.
their
glanddaughter,
Jan
MENACE WE CANT AFFORD-'
Gross from Calbot.
IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST,
Enjoying the Oregon State
denproctonus beetles
Fair on Saturday, Aug. 24,
KILL THOUSANDS OF TREES
were Walt and Toni Thomas
FACH YEAR WHICH
and their grandson Chris.
COULP HAVE BEEN _ *
Making a visit to Breiten- (
USEFULLY HARVESTCO.
bush on Wed., Aug. 21, was
ONLY IN MANAGED
Louis and Gilbert Myers and
FORESTS WfTH ACCESS
Mary Stafford.
TYPICAL LARVAE.
ROADS CAN BEETLE-
X PATTERN
Its best to keep your eyes
INFESTEO TREES BE
Randy
Neal
and
his
open
removed tp P«veMT
cousin, Allan Neal, were work­
THE SPREAD OF THE DREAD
ivvr
ing on the Neal Hartman Farm
PENPROCTONUS BEETLES
on Fern Ridge loading hay
TO SURROUNDING
HEALTHY TREES/
when they were startled by
two yard-long rattlesnakes.
*i9io-14,4 6MXION earr.
Both were killed, in looking
harvested ( ore . wash .)
around, they found a hole
1.2 BILLION 80. FT. .
containing a small one about
killed by Men«!
a foot long
I
Did you know that the first
oil well was drilled on Aug.
27, 1849?
Thought for the day. Haste
Young & Morgan Timber Company
makes waste, and waste makes
Frank Lumber Co
want, and want makes strife
Mill City- Idanha, Oregon
Mill Qty, Oregon
between the good man and his
wife.
Stout Creek Lumber Co.
Wills Sh’ngle Mill
Riddle of the Week: What Is
worse than a giraffe with a
Lyons, Oregon-Mill at Mehama
Mill Qty, Oregon
sore throat? A centipede with
Mill Ci+y .Oregon
sore feet.
Mill City Enterprise
Gates
Christian
Church U. S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc
Mill Qty, Oregon
I holds services each Sunday.
Idanha—Lebanon, Oregon
You and your pet
MEHAMA
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• nd your paint problem*
with Olympic Solid Color
Stain. It spreads right over
old oxidized paint on rough
wood. Como on In and let'«
talk it over.
KELLY LUMBER
SALES, INC.
Hwy. 22 East City Unite
PHONE 897-2610
Mill Qty, Ore.
FREE - Front End
Alignment
GATES
with the purchase of four new tires
SPECIAL SALE
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