The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 06, 1949, Image 6

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    MILL UTY ENTERPRISE. (XTOBER 6. 1949
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Better Vision Means Happier leisure
Eye care will return dividends for
every penny it costs.
One pair of eyes must last us a life­
time.
Don't force them beyond their ability.
If you can’t see you can’t read. If
you can't read you can’t learn. If you
can’t learn you can’t earn. Take the
best care of your eyes.
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Dr Mark Hammericksen
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Offices at Mill City Furniture Co.
Open Every Thursday 1 to 6 P.M.6 I*. M. to 8 P.M. by appointment
• Eye examination
* Eye glass adjustments
• Glasses fitted.
* Broken lenses replaced
General offices at TenBrook Jewelers, 313 W. 1st St., ALBANY
today’s Blitz Weinhard
a car accident Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Elmer and' son Gale
of
Albany spent the week end at the
By EVA BRESSLER
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Floyd Bassett was hostess for Percy Hiatt.
the euchre club of Gates at her home
Saturday afternoon.
Faith Rebekah Lodge held its re­
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Burmester are gular meeting at the hall with a
spending tibeir week’s vacation i n large attendance. Frances McCarley,
Newport and other coastal points.
noble grand, and Blanche Wagner,
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hartley of vice grand, presided over the meeting.
Gresham were Sunday visitors at the For the good of the order a true-
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye.
false quiz on the work of the ritual
Mrs. Fannie Saetebeir who has was presented. At the social hour
spent the last two months at the the committee, Alma Olmstead, Gar­
home of her niece, Mrs. George Hoff­ nett Bassett and Verna West enter­
man, and family, has returned to her tained with games and served i c e
home in St. Cloud, Minn .
ceam and cake honoring the birth­
Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley, Port- day- for September. Following the
Ian li, spent the week end at the home lodge meeting the Three Links Club
of her mother, Mrs. Alice Huber. On held a short business meeting with
Saturday evening Mrs. Keeley was election of officers.
hostess to a party honoring her mo­
Beulaih Lewis was elected presi­
ther on her biithday. Invited guests dent, Gertrude Weidman, vice presi­
were Mrs. Percy Hiatt, Mrs. Harry dent and Helen McClurg secretary-
Elmer, Mis. Pat Lyons, Mrs. Floyd treasurer. Various plans were made
Bassett, Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Alex and discussed to have a benefit some­
Bodeker, Mrs. Norman Johnson, Mrs. time before Christmas. It was also
Clyde Bressler, Mrs. Bert Lyons, Mrs deciiied to hold club meetings follow­
Roy Heineck and Mrs. Donald Huber. ing lodge meeting on the fourth Wed­
Ms. Lizzie Bassett returned home nesday of the month.
Monday from Midvale, Idaho, where
she had been visiting at the home of
LIPPOLD - BRENNER
her daughter, Mrs. Jess Fox, and fam­
Accountants
ily.
-Bookkeeping Service ‘Auditing
Mrs. Dell Westenhouse of Scio
♦Payroll Reports
‘Income Tax
visited friends i n Lyons Thursday.
Phones: Mill City 207
She was a dinner guest at the home
Salem 3-7615
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett.
Worldwide communion was observ­
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ed at the Lyons Methodist Church
Sunday, followed by a fellowship din­
ner with a large crowd in attendance.
Several from the Lyons Methodist
Church attended the district meeting
held in Salem Wedfiesday and Thurs­
day evening.
LYONS
The Mari-Linn Parent - Teacher
Assn, was host for a reception hon­
oring the school teachers, at the Re­
bekah Hall. John PPrideaux presided
over the meeting in the absence of
the president, Burl Smith. Mrs, Wil­
son Stevens, principal of the school,
introduced each teacher. A short mu­
sical program was presented, and re­
freshments served.
Salmon are Striking
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JUST
ARRIVED!
IMPLEMENT
COMPANY
REMEMBER
Stayton
COME TO CHERRY lITY MILLING COMPANY — JUST
TWO BLOCKS FROM CITY SHOPPING CENTER
We have concentrates (any kind you need)
Bee Supplies
Top Quality Mineral*
Fortified Feeding Oils
Quality Mixed Poultry, Turkey, Hog, Dairy Feeds
Seo-Pai Pellets — Chick, Rabbit, Goat, Turkey
BLatchf ord’s Calf meal and Pellets
Stock Fly Sprays
SPECIAL CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING TO YOUR ORDER
I>et our Fiald Service Man help you with your
Sanitation and management problems.
Modern Service Given with Old-Fashioned Friendliness
CHERRY CITY MILLING COMPANY
Trade A High Sta
SALEM
Phone 3-5795, 2 1655
Stayton Hardware
and
Furniture
STAYTON, OREGON
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30 New Designs
n
11 ALL MARK
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Playing
Cards
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11 CARDS
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Also
Canasta
Score Cards
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11 ALL MARK
11 CARDS
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Edward Williams
330 Court St.
Salem, Oregon
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forspending control
... PAY BY CHECK,. Thenyou.
will have a record of
payment Youll know wl
are and where you’re (
Chris Craft
Outboard Motors
and
KALL MAX
Montague Salmon Rod
$10 to $22.50
Richardson Salmon Rod
$9.90 to $17
True Temper
$17.00
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Santiam
Hardware
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Our Salmon Tackle
Stock is Complete
Mrs. May Swank of Stayton was
a Saturday night guest at the home
of Mrs. Daisy Johnston, and attended
communion and the fellowship dinner
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at the Methodist Church Sunday.
$2.75 up
James Lande is spending his va­ Ocean City Reels
cation visiting friends and relatives
Pflueger Akron Reels $10.00
in Los Angeles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vem Goodell, Clai- Penn-Star Drag Reels, $4 up
ence Goodell and Darleen Gasparetti
are vacationing at Coos Bay and will 30-lb. Test Nylon line
visit other points along the coast.
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50 yds. $1.50
Mrs. Merrill Brassfield spent the
week end in PoPrtland and Hillsboro
Hooks
95c
at the E. K. McCoy and Emery
Thompson residences.
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SPINNERS
Mrs. Albert Carr, who underwent
BearValley,
Viberlite, Camps
major surgery at the Salem Memorial
Gantron 30c and np
Hospital, was brought home Satur­
day. Mrs. Paul Gerath, who also was
Red Leather Hooks 25c
operated upon there, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. George Huffman, Janet and
Jeanette, spent Sunslay in Eugene at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hubbard. They also vis­
it«! at the Clarence Decker home.
Ben Wheeler is confined to Salem
Memorial Hospital as the result of Open Every Friday Nite to9
Distributed by Gideon Stolz Lu
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R. D. Woodrow Co.
Gil Ward, Prop.
welcome jrour account
Mill City State Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
450 Center St., Salem, Ore.
Don't Borrow — Subscribe!
Quality ioh printing at the Enter­
prise.