The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, April 03, 1975, Page 4, Image 4

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    ■The Mill Ctty Enterprise, Thursday, April 8, 1975
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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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P. O. BOX 348
PHONE 897 2772
MILL CITY, ORE. 973M
Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday.
Entered aa Second Class Mail Mattter at the Post Office at Mill
City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of Murch 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 advertise­
ment which is in error if the Enterprise Is at fault. An Inde­
pendent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the
timber industry and agriculture Ln this area.
« • * . • •».’A’.V
Boots Champion
Easter Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Ernest Presley were Mrs
Presley's parents, Mr. and Ruth Irene (Albin) Comer
Rosary will be held at 7:30
W. A. Bates of Lebanon. The
Oregon
Presley’s daughter. Pam, re­ p.m. Friday for Ruth Irene
Newspaper
(Albin)
Comer,
44,
of
Gates
turned home with her grand­
Publishers
parents for a visit until Wed­ Mrs Comer died of injuries
Association
suffered in an automobile ac­
nesday.
Monday
morning,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Arriving Friday at the home cident
Marion-Linn Counties, per year ..........
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Williams, : March 31.
Outside Marten-Linn Countie«, per year
to spend the Easter holiday I Born Jan. X 1931. in Salem.
Outside Oregon, per year ________ __
were their daughter and son- ( J she had spent most of her life
1
in
the
Woodburn
area
before
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ted i
LONG ..................... „......
Editor and Publisher
Johnson of Centralia. Wash. ' moving to Gates a few years
KAYMONDE.PRESLER ......
Printer
ago.
She
was
the
owner
and
They returned home Monday. 1
Society and News Editor
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---------------------- Local News Editor
Sixteen members of the1 operator of Jerry’s Tavern in
MARY rri J i Y .......
Local News Editor
Young Peoples Group (COC) Gates.
CORRESPONDENTS
Survivors include the wido­
of the Idanha Communtiy
Detroit-Idanha
--------- —---------- Boots Champion
Church took a field trip Satur­ wer, Jerry Comer of Molallo;
Gates _______
-------------------- -------------- Joy co Presler
brothers.
Sonny
Benson,
Al
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day to Portland where they,
Lyons .............
---------------- —_----------- Eva Brcsalor
Since
1947,
the
number
of
Americans
em
­
The
problem
is
worsening.
Some
prom
­
bany,
Robert
Benson,
Sandy:
visited the zoo and the ice,
—----
Mrs. John Teeters
ployed by federal state and local govern­ inent labor spokesmen are backing proposed Mehama ____
skating rink at Lloyd Center. sisters, Dorothy Kust, Sher­ ments has more than doubled. One out of legislation asking congress to authorized man-1
ST. CATHERINE’S
Enroute home they stopped in wood, Tootie Stange, Netarts. every U. S. nonagricultural workers today- datory union membership for every govern-,
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Salem for pizza, where they, Luet’.a Townsend, Independ­ more than 14.2 million—is publicly employed
ment employee. This proposal would author-1
Rev. Norbert Frits
also viewed a miniature car­ ence. Vivian Wolfe, Wood-
Between 1962 and 1969. public civilian ize public sector strikes as a matter of course. |
Thursday, April 3
Phone 769-5532
The right of employees in private Indus­
nival in the parking lot. Trans-: burn. Edna Netsworth, Los monthly payrolls at all levels expanded by
Meat Balls with Gravy
2h?-n 100%- Today-
standin excess try to engage in collective bargaining to re­ Mass Every Sunday -9:00 a_m
portation was furnished by Angeles, and several nieces
Bread and Butter
solve labor-management differences and to C. C. D. Immediately following
Connie Presley, counselor, and and nephews including Bill of $7 billion.
Sweet Potato
laws ,r* nearly unanimously tn reinforce their demands by striking is gen­
Stange of Mill City
.1
Holy Days—7:00 p.m.
Ron Thomasson, assistant.
erally accepted.
Mixed Fruit
Funeral sen-ices will be prohibiting strikes by government workers.
Eas:er Sunday visitors at
Yet, in 1972. 375 strikes Idled 14X000 govern­
In contrast, the government employee has
Ice Cream
Sat,
April
5
at
1:30
p.m.
at
the Idanha home of Mr. and
Dmorr community
ment workers nationwide for better than 1.2 chaaen to serve only one interest — the pub­
Friday, April 4
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Mrs. Rubin Krieger, were Mrs. ] Cornwell Colonial Chapel. F1!11!?" work-days—up from 42 strikes costing lic interest. That interest is ill-served by dis­
Fish Krisps
Sunday
Krieger's brother, Waren Ed- ] Woodburn, with Interment at 146,000 work-days and involving 11,900 work­ ruptive strikes and wage demands which of­
St. -
Lukes Cemetery in ers in 1965.
ten would violate the public trust if granted. 10. -00 ajn.. Adult Bible Study French Fries
warts, and their sister and , the —
Applesauce
brother-in-law. Mr and Mrs.j I Woodburn.
at the church
Cinnamon Rolls
Robert Sauters, all of Port­
11.
-00
sun.,
morning
worship
Idanha Church To
Orange Juice
land. The day also marked the I
and children's church
Milk
I
35th wedding anniversary of
5.-00 pjn. youth Bible study
Observe 27th Anniv.
Monday, April 7
»he Kriegers.
for grades 7. 8 and 0
Weiner and Bun
Sunday, April 6
Visiting at the Champion
8.-00 p.m. evening servtee
Com
home from Friday of last week
Richard Norris, Pastor
fl
IDANHA — The
Idanha
French Fries
to Saturday of this week, is
Community Church Is making
Upside Down Cake
IDANHA
—
The
club
room
Mrs. Champions sister, Mrs.
I
Residential backyard burn­ plans to observe its 27th birth­ of the Idanha Fire Hall was ___ 9ML___________ LVONH UNITED
Milk
Emma Ramage of Salem.
anniversary.
Sunday, the setting Tuesday of last
HL Patrick’. Partab
ME1ÄODIHT /’HURCH
ing and landclearing burning day
Tuesday, April 8
Pearl Giebeler was admitted will be permitted during April 6
•v
Barnard
Newnan.
—
i
8lh ■ntl
St.
Spaghetti
week
for
a
stork
shower
hon
­
to Salem Memorial Hospital April and May. the Mid-Wil-
a
1
Phone
«»2540
In observance of the anni­
Garlic French Bread
Friday for medical attention. lamette Valley Air Pollution versary. specia' morning serv­ oring Mrs. Gordon Plotts of
Mass: 1st. 2nd and 5th Sunday i
Arthur Ha nose
Peas
Hostesses
were
Earl Layman, who has been Authority announced recently. ice will be conducted follow- Detroit.
i 10 30 a. m.
I Welcomes you to come aa
Fruit
hospitalized at Madras Hos­ A fire permit is required and ing Sunday school at the usual Connie Presley and Carolyn I Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday al ' Vou are.
Ice Cream
1 Lichlyter.
pital, Madras, following a cou­
SS1 “ît'f"An En,.er .b.mr decor
«0 » > ML
Milk
ple of minor coronary attacks, fire departments. Ph. 897-3160.
The program will include lo-
Ulroughout
the room
M1U Ctty Community Oarrk Wednesday. April 9
is expected to be released from Burning may be prohibited on cal speakers. special songs and ■ uh fresh
daffodils the
Rev. Donald L. Dlshong. Pastor
Chill Beans
the hospital on Tuesday of this certain days during these the showing of home movies I edomlnating flower. There­
Mission of Wisconsin
Full Gospel
Buttered Toast
week, his wife Audrey reports. months if air quality would at Bergreen Ha following the £.eshment table was borated Evangelical Lutheran Synod I
Sunday School 10-00 A. M.
Applesauce
She said he is on the mend suffer, said M D Roach, di- ,
service.
A pjuuvr
potluck luuuievu
luncheon wj(h replicas of
chicks Worship Service_ 7:00 p.m.,
vi«-. .-i
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M
Sugar Cookie Bar
from an attack
of the flu rector of the authority. Land-1 will also be served at the hall,
Sundays'
Milk
land
the
table
centered
with
a Temporary Meeting Place — j Evening Service 7:30 P. M
which delayed his release.
clearing burning is prohibited ; The church extends this mes- , large bouquet of daffodils. The
Wednesday Evening 7.30 P. M Ihurxday, April lo
Recent visitors at the Idanha i within
_____ _________________
city limits and all ____
com-; sage, "come and fellowship ' gift table was adorned with Home Federal Savings A Loan
Everyone welcome.
Turkey A Noodles
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest mercial and industrial bum-1 with us all.”
Stayton, Oregon
Bread and Butter
a stork.
Presley were Mrs. Ralph I' ing is still prohibited.
William Bernhardt, Minister 1 Mehama Community Chorcb
Mlxid Salad
Following the opening of
Wpil. son Tony and daughter
Regulations restrict the time[
Cran.‘>erry Sauce
gifts refreshments of Jello, Information - Ph. 859-2869 j Fr.nk SchulUwohl. Pastor
Kelly of Aurora.
burning to one hour after i ■
r-> I fl I
Sunday school 9:43 a. m
Milk
Easter cookies, coffee and
The regular monthly meet­ for
sunrise to one-half hour before NPU/ rArk nil PC
Seventh Day
Morning Worship, 11 a. m
Ice Cream
¡punch were served to the hon­
ing of the Detroit City Council sunset Prunnings must be air
J
•'
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Adventist Church
Evening Services 7:30 P- ■ Friday. April 1!
ored guest. Sherry Plotts. and
will be held Tuesday, April 8,'
I
for 30 days and it is il- '
Paul Haynes, Pastor
Toasted Cheese Sandwich
to Mmes. Dorothy Williamson,
at 7:30 p.m. at Detroit City i ; , dried
legal to bum garbage, asphalt.
i Orange Juice
Santiam Chapel
Sherry Hamper, Martha Tay­ Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Hall.
rubber, plastic, wet leaves,
A sm nilily <>( God
Mixed Fruit
DETROIT — According to a lor, Connie and 1’am Presley, Tuesday Evening Prayer
green grass clippings or any report,
Phone 359-2644
Lyons
Oatmeal Cookie
Service ........
__7:00 p.m-i
Carolyn Lichlyter, Frelda Hie-
pets
brought
into
sta
-
e
Deanha PTC Officers : material
that causes excess * parks will have to be kept on bert of Gates, Helen Lichlyter,1
Robert Harkins,
Pastor
Milk
Sunday
School.
9:45
a.m.
*Elec+ed For 1975-76 smoke or obnoxious odor.
Jean
Roth.
Barbara
Fields,
Our
Lady
of
Ixturden
Pariah
'
leashes no longer than six
Civil penalties may be im­ I feet
« Morning Worship. 11:00 a.m. f
DETROIT — At the regular
Jordan
under new park rules ap­ Jinny Goin, Shirley Lawrence,]
posed
ter
violation
of
these
re
­
monthly meeting of the Dean­
t_____ _______
________
_____
Berna Howery, Edith Bittner,
Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday at C. A. (Youth) Service Thurs­
proved
Monday
of
this
week
days at 7:00 p.m.
ha PTC Thursday of last gulations. These regulations by state transportation com- Tena Michaelson, Wendy and day at 8:30 a. m.
Royal Rangers and Misslon-
week, the following officers affect Benton, Linn, Marion, mission
¡Jeanette Lichlyter, Mrs. L.
la Lyons
ettes
Family Night, Wednesday
were elected for the ensuing Polk and Yamhill counties.
Mass: 1st. 2nd. and 5th Sun-
I The commission rule also I Plotts, Sr. and Mrs. L. Plotts,
at 7:00 p. m.
Pub’ic hearings regarding I j imposes some new fees, in-1 Jr. of Mill City, and Jerrilynn lay.
year: Rosemary Edminster,
Anyone desiring counsel and
president; Maigarette Feyer- I these regulations are being] [eluding charges for group. Round,
prayer
may call Pastor Robert
herm, vice-president; Rachael I held in each ccunty to receive i picnics and for firewood.
Sending gifts but unable to
Find ChrlstUa Cbarch
---- 4
Harkins.
citizen
comment
on
the
burn
­
Music, secretary; and Yvonne
Rev. Richard L. Halstead
Dogs, cats and other pets attend were Jeanell Hopson,
Santiam Memorial Hospital
Hills, treasurer. Verna Ket­ ing periods. However, no regu­ will have to be kept on leashes June Mennis, Verlene Peter­
Bible School 9:45 a m.
SHEPARD
To David and
HT CHRIHTOPHMt MIHM IO N
lation revision can be expect­
chum is retiring president
no longer than six feet, pre­ man, Opal Leming. Ethel Mc­ Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Gladys Shepard, Aumsville, a
Detroit
Following the meeting, an ed before June.
viously there was no minimum Cauley, Mapleton, Reba Sny­ Youth meeting at 6:00 p.m.
daughter, Tuesday, March 18
Sunday Maas 10:30 ajn.
"open house” was held in the
on leash length, the report der, Ruth Thomasson, Goldie Evening Services 7.D0 p.m.
WALKER - To Ken and
Holy
Day
and
First
Friday
kindergarten through third
says the state will begin Storey. Carol Benton, Barbara Adult Bible study each Thurs­
Janice Walker, Lyons, a dau­
5:30 P M Detroit
grade rooms. Picture slides of
ghter, Monday. March 24.
M'll City Weather charging for firewood at a rate . Whiteley and David Plotta. day at 7:30 pjn. Youth Bible
their activities were shown.
study each Wednesday at 7:15
of 50 cents for two cubic feet
BRANDT - To John and
Pep
Date
"
Max.
—
Min.
~
Refreshments were served
p.m. Santiam Searchers each
In overnight camp areas. The |
Susan
Brandt Stayton, a aon.
i Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
38
March 23
43
048 rate will be $5 00 for 21 cu.
Tuesday. March 23.
Birthday
Party
Honor*
0.74 ft in group and organization
March 24 ___ 49
39
HOHNER — To Lloyd and
32
March 25 ___ 48
MUI Ctty
0171 camp*. There will be fees for Trisha Williamson
Deborah Homer, Scio, a non.
March 26
50
31
001 group picnic area reservations.
Bev. Je*
Thursday, March 27.
IDANHA — The
Idanha
March 27
50
26
0.00 The charges will be $25 00 for home of Mr. and Mrs Mike
Phone 897 2291
March M ...... 56
25
000 up to 200 persons; $50 for 201- Williamson was the setting Sa­ Morning Worship _ 11 KM) ajn.
28
March 29 __ 60
000 500 persons; $100 for 501 to turday evening for a birthday Adult Bible Claes _ 10 00 a.m.
Total Pep. for the week „..1.40 1,000; and $150 for more than party honoring the couples Nursery for young children
1,000 persons.
one year old daughter, Trisha, under competent supervision.
Average high. 49.52 degrees;
Applicants to reserve group on her birthday anniversary. Choir Rehearsal
7:30 p.m.
average low, 33 48 degrees; picnic areas will have to send
Traditional birthday cake
median temperature, 41.50.
full payment in advance plus centered with a candied Easter
Calvary Lutheran Churrh
High day, March 29, 60 de­ a $25 refundable deposit to bunny, ice cream, coffee and i
Stayton
grees. low day, March 28, 25 I cover breakage and cleanup, punch was served to Mr. and First Ave. and Fem Kldgr Rd
degrees
Precipitation
forI Applicants will have to ar- Mrs. John Johnson of Milwau­
Rev. Norbert Dry, Paalor
month uf March, 8.49”; to date range details with the park kie, aunt and uncle of the lit­ Worship Service ... 10:30 a m
since Sept. 1. 1974, 50.77”.
I manager no later than five tle girl. Sherry Hamper; Mr.
Total rainfall March 1974 days before the reservation and Mrs. Mike Monroe, Mr. The Church of Je-.ii« Christ
was 10.44”: rainfall to date I date. Applicants must be 13 and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
of laitter Day Halnta
since Sept. 1, 1973. 79.96”.
Frederick C. Rudy
ind reservations must be can­ children, Sharon and Ann, Mr.
Telephone 859-2025
celled at least three days be­ and Mrs. Gordon Plotta and
fore the event in order to get Gordon, Jr., Gina Slayden, Meetings at American Legion
a refund.
Rick Monroe and Robin Wil­ Hall in Gates
The first group trailer camp kerson. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sacrament Meeting ......... 12:15'
Eat Drink and Be Merry
in a state park has been esta­ Lichly-er and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School ___ 9.15 a in |
blished at Silver Falls Park, Lynn Williamson, grandpar Sunday Sch<x>l ........ 10:30'
iinent Meeting
6f*i
southeast of Silverton, at the ents.
Relief Society Tuesday ... 10:00
North Falls area, according to
MIA Tuesday .................. 7:30,
the report. There will be a
Primary Tuesday ______ 4:30
51 00 per night charge, with Daughter Arrives At
$10 minimum for groups.
Super Deluxe
[ Other new rules will allow Nyberg Home In Salem Canyon Conservative Baptist
Rev. Don Prorciw
campers to stay In one park
GATES — Announcing the
Gold
Lined Labels
5th A Cedar, Lyons
for ten days out of any 14 birth of their new granddau­
Only
$2.00
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
day period. The previous rule ghter are Cress and Edna
Morning
Worship
11
a.m
allowed a stay of seven out of Cullison of Gates. The proud
Training Hour, 6:00 pm.
ten days. The new rule applies parents are Don and Julia Ny­
Evening Service, 7:00 p m.
only from May 15 to Sept. 15, berg of Salem
Their new
Wednesday evening Bible
at other times campers can re­ daughter, Elisa Marie, joins a
study and prayer time 7 p.m.'
main 14 consecutive days.
sister, Crista, and weighed in
Free Methodist Chnrvh
Check out time from camp­ at eight pounds two and one
North Mill City
grounds is changed to 2:30 p. half ounces and
was 211»
Rev. .lohn DeMain
m. all days, the time had been inches long. Sne was born on
1000 a. m Sunday 'ich ol
4.30 p.m. on Sundays and state Monday, March 31, 3:45 a m.
11 a. m. Morning Worship
holidays.
at the Salem Hospital, General
5 p. m Evening Worship
unit.
ORDERS TO GO
Paternal grandparents are I
Mr. and Mrs. Thor Nyberg of { Idanha Communltv Church
Detroit Dam -Weather Ix-wist- n, Idaho.
Rev. Larry M. Goin, Pastor
Pool
Sunday School, 10:0 a m.
Phone 769-5311
500 GOLD LINED
Ele Pro
Dite Max Min
Morning Service 11 o’clock
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Evening Service at 7 o’clock
Quick and easy way to put your Name and Return
Mar. 27 42
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Bible Study, Wednesday 7:30
Stayton, Oregon
address on letters, books, records, etc. Any Name
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Address and Zip Code up to 4 lines beautifully printed
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Dublin Valley Press, 11683 Boden Drive, Dublin. Calif
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Bible Study 11:13 a.m.
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Stork Shower
Honors Mrs. Plotts
Burning Allowed
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