I? I I A 1\1 A lTh’' Henry Sch’f'-rs
he Wednensday evening. May 14,
I cost is tremendous
|L | fl /\ IVI /A looking after their place while from several days visit at the
We should say something
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
here about the greatly admir
Mrs. John Teeters
Giles Wagner also left on the Hughes and family at the Big
ed Bald Eagle and its danger
AND MY LAND"
Creek Fish Hatchery near As
I of being killed otf. You will
Mi .and Mrs. Jerry Coffman ' same flight and they will be
by Eva Itressler
| find his picture on the back and their son-in-law and spending some time with their toria.
Guests Friday and Saturday,
Mrs Harold Duncan
of the dollar-bsll. Farmers daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- sons family, the Richard Wag
May 16 and 17, at the home
turned home Monday after a
have killed them to protect don Peterson and Brian from ners at Frankfort.
weeks visit at the home of
I their stock, trophy collectors Oregon
Barbara Orr, leader of the of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor
the
spent
their son-in law and (laugh
and zoos want them. Their Mother's City,
Mehama
Tops Club #700, was were her brother-in-law and
Day weekend at
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klim and
feeding territories are being Ocean Shores, Wash .enjoying in Salem May 9 to attend state sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
family at Woodland Hills, |
curtailed as farms and ranches some clam digging. They were recognition day She made a Ellis from Portland
Calif The Kinns are moving i
squeeze into their hunting joined there by another daugh report to the club at their May
Hayes
to Sherburn, M iin . s , where he
grounds.
ter’s family, Mr. and Mrs Ron 15th meeting The club is spon
See The Mill City Enter
will be employed.
Forest fires are a great prob Cozzens and Bradley of Seat soring a car wash at Harold's
(.'onnervation?
Who
Care»?
prise. Top Quality Printing
Koffre Klatihrrw
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith I
lem.
Some
of
them
are
neces
Texaco on Saturday, May 24
There are places in Egypt
tle.
W
L that
priced right Fast service
and Mrs. Anna Richards of Name of Team
sary to clear away the low
Mrs.
E
J.
Hughes
and
Mrs.
were
once
verdant
and
Mr and Mrs. Roger Dunn
22'4
9'.s productive but have been laid bush so the animals can
Portland
were Wednesday Ditters
too. Pilone 897-2772.
Max
Frame
returned
home
and Arlynn went to Sand Lake
21'4 10'4
guests at the home of Mr and Frontier Inn
to waste by people. Could it be brouse. But most need work for a family reunion and pic
11
21
Mrs Floyd Bassett. Mr. Smith Earl's Chevron
ing
on
—
such
as
closing
the
15 I that the wasting of our natural forests in the dry seasons, be-' nic on Mothers Day.
is a brother and Mrs Richards Bob A Bill's ARCO 17
resources will, in generation:,
Mrs. H. W. McCarley and
17
Aumsville
Tavern
.
15
a sister of Mrs. Bassett
come, bring such a condi ing prepared with men and daughter, Mrs. Leonard Am
14'4 17Mi to
Lily Faris was in Woodburn Dick & Carol's
machines,
etc.
All
told,
we
are
,
mons of Kelso, Wash., were
13 Mi IBM. tion to parts of this country? making progress.
Wednesday afternoon to at Girod’s Mkt
Our forestry
deportments
luncheon guests Tuesday, May
13 19
tend funerul services for Gus Philippi Ford
are taking a new view about' We have done much in the 12, at the home of Lilly Wolf
Ray's Drug
12 20
Croisant.
what we will have for lumber last few years to understand kiel and also visited with
20
10
Mrs. Helen Salchcnberger Freren Ian hr. Co.
aid conservation. A decade other friends here.
Ditters were 2nd half win- one hundred years from now and
and
granddaughter, Tracy
Something has gone wrong ago, people left it to the gov
Mrs. Don Stensland of Mc
ners.
Harmon, from Paradise, Calif.,
It was too big and Minnville visited
Tuesday,
Rose Marie Ba.ssett convert in Idaho, Eastern Washingnton ernment
are visiting at the home of her
and Eastern Oregon. The tus technical for plain folks. We May 12, at the home of her
sister, Mr. and Mrs John Kun ed the 3-6-7-10 split.
finding out there are prob parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
AS LOW AS
•
IVpk
High individual game und sock moths are killing the are
kle. They will also visit rela-
plus F.E.T
trees. Could it be that we have lems tliat must lie the concern McDonald.
series
Fran
Garsjo,
223
and
lives in Mill City.
of
all
of
us
and
can
be
solved
ignored the means of keeping
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Shafer
613.
Team
high
game
•
Mrs. William Grimes and 1
those larvae in check We have only by the help of you and of Alameda, Calif., came
her mother, Mrs. Effie Nydeg Philippi Ford, 952; and high now been using DDT, but it me.
Thursday, May 15, to the home
team
series
Frontier
Inn
ger of Salem were weekend 1
kills fish and birds, too
Generous old mother nature of his brother and sister-in-
guests at Seattle, Wash , at 2752
■
(You are saying: fish don't has been immeasureably lav law, Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer,
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Chip
plus F.E.T
AS LOW AS
ish in bestowing her gifts upon The John Shafers left Sunday,
The Tuesday Pin Pals Bowl live in trees!)
Sharratt and son.
There are minerals, streams, us. How can we be careless May 18, for Germany where
ing
League
held
their
annual
Mrs Katie Skillings with
they will be guests of their
and awards night at a lakes, alpine meadows, wild with them?
her M>n and daughters law, dinner
1
flowers, wild animals, forests,
son-in-law and daughter, Maj
Mi and Mrs Delmer Skilling Salem restaurant Tuesday eve ■ fish and birds to be consider-
Why don’t YOU subscribe
and Mrs. Nicholas Raffaele
May 6
of Gat«-., spent four days lust ning.
1
Receiving awards for t,lt. I ed Your neighbor says to you to The Mill City Enterprise ? and daughters at Wiestaban.
week at Ocean Shores, Wash
i
were: first "Try my huckleberry jelly. I
Mrs. George Johnson with 1974-75 season Teds
‘___ Drive In picked the berries over aganist
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I place team
GAB w,e mountain last week.’”
Johnson and family of Salem, J second place team
Neighbor: "Oh, I didn't
Trucking;
high
individual
spent Saturday at Dorena near
Shirley Sharp know there were huckleberries
Cottage Grove They were series scratch
anymore.
When
high Individual serie:
m - u «^ around here ------
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------ I
guests at the home of another •05;
1
handicapped
Judy
Holman
was
a
little
girl,
my
mother
uman
----
---
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son. Mr. and Mrs. Sam John
*,«*
huckleberry
U8,
'd to
10 tak*
lak
'' u
ua * marn
son They also visited Mrs. 630; high individual game | I “
ntrslrirtcf
Tkorn
1 lots
r>ic of
scratch
—
Dodie
Stormer
228;
Peking
There
were
Sam Johnson's parent», Mr.
fhnm
ilinn
** ”
them
then.
and Mrs. Charles Tuttle, who high individual game handi
Stop in and try our Luncheon Special
Phone 897-2786
Our streams and lakes are
capp — Sandi Trussell 25«;
were there from California.,
t
a
source
of
never-ending
en
BREAKFAST
Ce-
LUNCH
DINNER
Mrs Leora Stevens spent most improved bowler
joyment to all lover’s of the
culla
Lyon
10
pins.
several days in Portland, a '
Officers elected for the out-of-doors. What has hap
guest at the home of Mrs
1975-76
bowling season are pened to Lake Erie? — no
Edna Courtemanche
Alice
Morrison,
president; fish, no swimming, not even
Mrs Katie Skillings was a
any boating Its clearing up
—OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Yvonne
Hills,
vice-president;
Sunday guest at the home of
now with great effort on the
Shirley
Sharp,
sgt
-at-arms
and
her brother-in-law and sister,
Kantiani
I part of many individuals, or-
Mül City
Mr. and Mrs. James Toomb of Mary Tierce, •ecremry-trea- ganizations, government. The
•uru*.
1— 'Hin Mill ïïtj lin tir prise, Thursday, Muy 22, 1975
M
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s39
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McCully Mtn
Mr. and Mrs John McDou-,
gull and son from Myrtle.
Creek were weekend guests at ,
the home of his parents, Mr. ,
and Mrs. Joseph McDougall. .
Sunday dinner guests at the'
home of Mrs Bea Hiatt were i
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer of i
Albany. Mr. and Mrs Gail
Elmer and family and Mrs.
Gladys Nygaard of Lyons The
occasion honored the birthday I
anniversary of Mrs. Nygaard (
Sunday dinner guests at the
Etc ve ns
home of Mrs. Leora —
were her grandsons and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Toman
and daughter. Amy, and her
grandmother, Mrs Bering, who
is visiting here from St. Ixiuis, I
Mo
1
Miss Cheryl Lierman of
Slay ton and Mrs. Leota Wor 1
den were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Earl Allen. Additional after
noon guests were Mr. and
Mrs
George Cummings of
Philomath, cousins of Mr i
Ó ?'<»'
Allen
Mr. and Mrs Paul Voltin are
announcing the birth of a'
daughter, Georgia Florence,
born Friday, May 16, at the
Salem Hospital, General Unit.
Grandparents are Mr and Mrs.
Ben Voltin of Lyons and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Poppe of
Redmond.
Mrs Alex Bodeker with Mrs.
Albert Carr and daughter, Mrs
Delmer Syverson of Mill City,
were in Tillamook Saturday to
attend the wedding of Allen
Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Berry, a nephew of
Mr. Bodeker.
Mrs Gladys Kulken of Sa
lem was a Monday visitor at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Kuiken.
you and for all of us who live here.
^RADE built this community
homes, its churches, its schools, its busi
y&izr 'taae ness houses, its jobs, its pleasant way of
life
the exchange be
Without Trade
tween neighbors of labor’s fruits for
goods and services ... none of these would
nor could—exist here.
fer Y«» ?
Rebekah Lodge 92
Entertains Valley
Lodges Tues., May 13
Eva Rebekah Lodge #92 of
Stayton entertained the valley
Rebekah Lodges at a friend
ship meeting May 13.
The members of Santiam
Rebekah Lodge #166 honored
Mrs. Lee Lightfoot, District
Deputy President of District
7 A, with a «kit and a gift in
*
-Ì
Quite naturally . . . more trade builds
better communities. Every single ad
ditional dollar that is spent here at home
does its bit to bring greater prosperity for
Asa matter of fact, Trade builds wher
ever it exists. Spend your money at
home, the trade it creates builds here.
Spend it in the city, the building takjes
place there.
There is contentment, security and op
portunity in a growing community.
These are the most important things that
your dollar buys . . . but they can’t be
up and taken home with you
wra
from a city store.
appreciation of her services
while in office
The Swing Choir from Stay
ton Union High School direct
ed by Forest Daniel, enter
tained with several selections
from their award winning te-
Those attending from
per
ty were Mr. and Mrs.
Mil
Glenn
Anderson,
Mrs
Dave
Barnhardt. Mrs Clyde Berry,
Mrs. Alben Carr, Mrs. John
Childress. Mrs Velma Harri
son Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson,
Mr and Mrs. Irl Plymals, Mrs.
Walter Thomas and Mrs Otto
Weidman.
If the number following
your name on The En
terprite label reads
5-75 it’s time to send
a chock for renewal.
These Finns Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare
Knit Knack Depot
Distributor of Shell Producta
Jerry Rtf am Insurance
Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754
U.S. National Bank of Oregon
Head OM m Borttaad
Ann® Wnrilnr. Owner
134 WaD St
Ph. 897-2592
Larry's Phillips 66
PROPANE - KEROSENE - STOVE OIL
U-haul Trailers
654 Santiam Blvd.
Ph. 897-2321
Kelly Lumber Sales
BuDdtng Supgtaa. Paints, Plumtoto«
Supplies, Electrical Fixtures
Santiam Cable Vision
Mill City, Oregon
Sears Authorized Catalog
Sales Merchant
Phone 897-284«
180N.1M.8L
Grad's Hilltop Super Market
Less Body & Fender Repair
SAH Green Starmi»
Complete Body Repair A Paint Barviec