3—The Mill City Enterprise, Tliiinulay, <h-tolM*r 2, 1975
Santiam Valley Grange Fair Prize
Winners Listed For 1975
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Marines Plan To
FROM?A/
All marines and former
can firs — ■: [marines
have been invited to
Commercial St. SE, Salem,
Ore The date is Sat., Nov. 8,
starting at 6:30 p m. until 12:30
a.m. Dinner will be served at
7:15 pm. for $18 00 per couple.
There will be dancing, with
music provided by an 11 piece
■ attend
this year’s
Marine group called “Carl Smith and
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i Corps Ball. This year, the the Natural Gas Company.”
20 YEARS AGO — 1955
United States Marine Corp’s
Reservations must be mad,»
Velma Shaw, daughter of 200th birthday, marines every-
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Shaw, where will gather to celebrate by Nov 1, 1975. They may be
became the bride of Airman the founding of the corps and mar,p by «ending checks pay.
2/C Elmer R (Bud) Bilyeu p, re-dedkate themaclve« to able to 1/SGT. J C. Sturges at
the U. S Marine Corps Service
at a lovely home wedding their country. Marine Corp
Minister Hugh Jull of the' ;ind the traditions that bond Co., 6th Engineer Battalion,
i Force Troops, FMF, USMCR.
First Christian Church per-I them together as brothers,
formed the 4:00 p.m. double i Local marines are encourag- 1015 Airport Rd. SE. Salem.
ed to make plans to join
ring ceremony.
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ioin in this <-)re8on 91301
A reception was held at year
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s festivities.
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I Any marine or former ma-
' Fellowship Hall to welcome | ,
Due to the capacity expect- rines desiring further informa
i the new minister for t
1— ed, this Marine Corps Ball will tion
the
may
telephone
the
I Presbyterian Church, Mr and be held at the Black Angus. 220 USMCR at 399-5896
Mrs Robert Roach and little i —----------------------------------- —----------------------------------------------------
daughter, Susan.
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RiP YOU KNOW THAT HEARING
LYONS
Blue und Red ribbons
Cluru Wizer, John
LOSS K AMEKIEA'S POST WIDE­
prize winners ut Santiam Vai- Doc, J ike Meyers und Fern
LY SPREAD MALADY? IT Al FLICTS
ley Grunge Fair held Saturday, Sletto.
Sept. 2(1, are as follows:
| Canning:
MORE THAN 14, TOO,000
blue ribbons
AMERICANSINCLUDING
Flowers: blue ribbon» Lori Mauritu
Silbernagel,
Siibernugel,
Fern
Horseman, Denise Horseman, Sletto, Jeanette
Jiamtti-
Bult, Gils
Bult.
3,000,000 5CH00LAGL CHILPWN.
Maggie Shaw, Angela Gorman. | Wagner and Clara Wizer. Can
fl ME RtC ANS OVER 65 REPRE­
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— Sletto. nlng, red ribbons
Jeanette
Jeanette
Fem
SENT
HALF OF OUR HEARIN6
Elizabeth
Horseman, ,
Alta Bult. Fran Hendricks, Fern
IMPAIRED
POPULATION--AND
Bodeker,
Anne
1 Pietrok, Sletto, Darlene Franklin and
DEAFNESS AMONG SENIOR
Cricket
Pinluton,
1 Richard Denise Brock
CITIZENS GROWS WITH OUR
Gorman, Pat McClintock, Tinal | Vegetables: blue ribbons —
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.11..» Maggie Shaw, Steve Savage,
INCREASING LIFE EXPECTANCY.
Franklin,
Kuren
Hueller,
Elizabeth
Horseman,
June Fern Sletto, Giles Wagner, H.
Whitney, Mary Bender, Bever- F Hawthorne, Estelle Boying­
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ley Harstrom and Robin Hu- ton, Kurt Hueller*, Howunrl
melbough Flowers: red rib- Whaley, Mary Benda, Fran
I n FALT, M05T HEARING LÖSS
bon» Louise Humstron, Lori Hendrick», Don Bult, Jake I
SUFFFRER5 CAN BENEFIT
Horseman, Elizabeth Horse Meyers, Dave Stere, Darlene
15 YEARS AGO — 1960
FROM
MEPICAL, SURGICAL OK
Horseman. Angela Gorman, Schlewek, Darlene Franklin,
Not too many hunters were
AMPLIFICATION
HELP!
VET
Richard Gorman, Fern Sletto, Doris Diester, Kelly Williams,
successful this year because of
SOME 11.000,000 AMERICANS
Maggie Shaw, Denise Horst­ Karen Hueller, Louise Hums-
the dry weather and the moon
WITH
AN
UNCORRECTED
ton,
Irl
Plymale
and
John
Sha
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man, Louise Pietrok, Sue Mc­
lit nights.
I
Clintock, F
A. Boyington, fer Vegetables: red ribbons
HEARING PROBLEM HAVE
The Gates Volunteer Fire­
Kurt Hueller,
Alta Bodeker, Fern Sletto, Steve Savage,
DONE NOTHING ABOUT
men had been presented with
Steve Savage, Cricket
vricaei Pink-
rink June
.tune Whitney
wnitney. Don
non Bult,
nun, Giles
uuo
a first aid kit by the firemen’s
ston, Leonard Lambercht, Todd Wagner, Mary Benda, Howard
auxiliary.
Parker,
Kelly
Siibernugel, i Whaley, Kurt Hueller. John ,
The Mt. Jefferson area was
Jeanette Bult. and Beverley Shafer, Alice Smith, Cricket
featured on the "New Hori­
Alita
Bult.
Randy
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Hawthorn
Pinkston.
zons” a chanel 6 production
Bilyeu. ■ Jake Meyers, John
Fancy work: blue ribbons
Several area people took part
Shaw,
Elmer
Shafer.
Elmer
Clara Wizer, Peggy Wright,
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in the telecast
Tnvlor,
and
Karen
Hueller.
,
Fran Hendricks, Gwen Hen-1
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I f mw or mj M eone
Fruit:
blue
ribbons
Carlene
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dricka, Chris Salter, Daphna I
YOU KNOW HAS A
Doris
Diester, t
Pyeutt, Judy Bonebreak, Sue I Schlewek.
10 YEARS AGO — 1965
H earing problem ,
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H f Haw-
local
McClintock, Chris King. Kate -
Randy -
Bilveu,
Sigrun
Grimstad,
SEE A HEARING OR '
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• Steve
been 1
Doble,
Margaret
Schubert,
Steve Savage, Jake!
school
teacher,
had
HEAiUUGAlD IPUlAL-
Beulah Bowes," Louisr^Pletrok J Meyers, John Shafer and El-1
I awarded a stipend to attend |
l$T TODAY. DON'T
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Adu
Plymale.
Jean
WilllamsJ
mer Tnvlnr
Taylor Fruit
Fruit ’ rrwl rinixtns '
I a mathematics in-service insti­
5ÜFFERNEEDLESSLY.
Bobb Corey. Fritz Waters, and ' Clara Wizer, Stacy Williams,
tute at OCE.
Ada’s Needle Shop was cele-
Judy Bonebreak Fancy work:| Estelle Boyington, H F Haw-|
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Robert
red ribbons
Dapbna Pyeat t, I (borne. John Shafer.
| brating 15 years of business
Pat Mcciinttxk.Vindy Rowell. Ihi',Jchcr„.?!!e!'
I Free coffee and donuts were
Taylor.
Lori
YÛ/J SHOULD HEAR WHAT ŸÔURE WSUH6 !
Gwen
Hendricks,
Peggy Benda,
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* Elmer
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served
Saul Zone was appointed to ■
Wright, Frltze Waters, Ginger Horseman, Richard Gorman.
the Detroit City Council to
Williams. Chris Salter and Randv Bilyeu. Kurt Hueller,
and Howard Whaley.
of Archie
finish the term
Jean Williams.
Nuts and seeds: blue ribbon
Baking:
blue
ribbons —
i Urban, Box 635, Mill City, it Golder, who had resigned be-
Jake Meyers Nuts and se«-ds:
I cause of illness.
Jeanette Bult, Alta Bodeker,
would be appreciated.
Patricia Elmer, John Doc and red ribbons Fran Hendricks
If there is no response, the
Estelle Boyington Baking: red and John Shafer
assumption is to close it down.
5 YEARS AGO — 1*70
Antiques: blue ribbons —
Gloria Urban,
Herbert J. Peck has filed to
Beulah Bowes, Peggy Wright,
Recycling Chairman
succeed himself as mayor Le-
DATSUN SERVICE Cricket Pinkston. Vern Gol­
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Mill
City Jr. Woman’s Club Poy Phelps also has filed for
den. Richard Gorman. Edna
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AND REPAIR
Gerald Caryl.
Lively and Henry Hom An­
AU Work Gwaraateett aad yee tiques’ red ribbons — Peggy
Wm McCall, Clyde Bate, and
MTI N% M Sales« PrtoM Wright.
Clyde Phillips have filed for
Cricket
Pinkston, TO THE EDITOR
Problems! Problems' Prob­
seats on the council.
Clara Wizer, Art Hawthorne.
Call 897-2062
Mrs
Bessie Bassett was
Angela Gorman. Vern Golden, lems!
ELMKB TRIFF
honored on her 80th birthday
The Mill City Recycling
and Henry Hom
anniversary with a family ga­
Center, sponsored by the Mill
thering at the home of Mr and
City Juniors for the last two
Mrs. Lee Bassett. A patio din­
years, has in its possession
ner was served.
over three tons of bundled
newspaper and
possibly no
way of getting rid of it.
The company that they have
'Hünldng About A New
been taking it to is no longer
ROOF — Can
accepting newspaper until the
VERNON BLAYLOCK
demand for pipes picks up The
u" hat he Lack» in hne-*e he
Recycle
Center
in
Salem
743-2834
uies
la
up Im in »<>1-
would take it, but could not
Free Estimates Gladly
pay enough for
it, so they
would have to haul it in at
their own expense Catching
them at the right time is a
problem as sometimes they
will pay and at other times
they cannot pay anything
The recycling center is a
service project of this club,
only bringing in enough money
to help pay for the transporta­
Chevron
tion of the recyclable mater­
Phone 897-2786
ials
What Is stored now will be
508 N. E. HantUm Blvd.
taken to Salem at their ex­
pense. but the real problem is
Min City
whether to continue the cen­
ter. taking all materials, or
only to accept tin and glass,
(which might become a prob-
lem in the near future), or to
shut down the center.
The club feelt this project
has been a very good one and
in time this process will be
very important to our environ­
ment.
I Not knowing how the rest of
, the community feels Is also a
problem, so if anyone would
I like to respond, either through
a letter in the paper or by
writing: Mrs. Steve Jeters. Box
782. Mill City, or Mrs. Larry
LUNCHEON SPECIA
Five Days A Week
Stop in and try our Luncheon Special
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
DINNER
VIV’S STEAK HOUS
—OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK—
Santiam Hwy.
Mill City
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Hunting Season Is About
Need Tires or A Tune Up
For That Big Trip
See
R&R Chevron Service
MID City, Oregoa
FREE Pick Up and Delivery Service
We Do Air Conditioning Repair
POOR GAS MILEAGE?
Bring Your Car In for a Tune-up today
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HELP WANTED
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Stayton, Oregon
Registration Is Now Being Taken For All Shifts At The
Personnel Office. Washington Street, Stayton, Oregon
Wages Paid As Per Union Contract
For Information Call 769-6361
On December 23. one of our Personal Service Representatives. Norma
(>reen. helped balance 2 checkbooks, initiated 4 personal loans, opened
6 new Only Accounts and served 1S2 of her own homemade Christmas
cookies.
There s a PSR like Norma inside every branch of U S. Bank.
Exclusively. Because we think money is awfully important But it isn't
everything
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