MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, OCTOBER 20. 1940
PRE-SCHOOL MEETING OCT. 25
A meeting of the Lyons Commun­
ity kin dergarten group will be held
Tuesday, Ort. 25, at 8 o'clock in the
Twin Cedn schoolhouse.
All mother of uhldren pre- school
age are invited to attend.
Officers will be elected for the com­
ing year and ,;.laas discussed for the
new tenm. Twenty-thiiee children at­
tended last tenu. Mrs. Charles Pow­
er is th oteai er, and classes are held
4 wire weekly.
Nt* equipment for the year in­
cdude a flannel boaud for display of
children’s work.
Prospective mothers needing trans­
portât.on tray call Mrs. John Pri-
deaux, Lyons.
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NEW STATION OWNER
FORMER MINING ENGINEER
Allen Ke th, owner of the new Chev­
ron station which <>|^*ned thia week,
is a former 'tuning • ng-ineri in Neva­
da.
He was graduated from the Mack­
ay School of Mines of the University
of Neva ?.«, prior to attending Stan-
returned to Salem where they will
have charge of another station.
RICHARD THE UÜN-
HEARTED DISGUISED
HIAASELE AS A TAVERN
SPIT-BOY. TO ESCAPE
SOL DIERS OF HIS
* USURPING BROTHER,
T JOHN. BUT HIS CLUAA-
S/NESS betrayedh / aa .
BECAUSE LORD BYRON
(1788-1824), LADIES'
IDOL, HATED TO SEE
WOAAEN EAT, ENGLISH
LADIES SPURNED
FOOD IN PUBLIC.
FROAA THE EARLIEST
TIAA ES, ARABS HAVE
AAIXED BEER WITH
DOUGH TO LEA SEN
OR RAISE THEIR BREAD.
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THE FRENCH CHEF OF
THE ABSTEMIOUS DUKE
OF WELLINGTON (l769-
1852) QUIT, BECAUSE
THE '/RON DUKE *
NEVER COMPLAINED
ABOUT HIS FOOD.
Allen Keith
ford University, and was engaged in
the minin'- bi sine s prie« to coming
here.
Mrs. Keith, who joined him this
week, also was a student at the Uni­
versity of Nevada. They are living
in the Reid Mot« I.
KEEP NIGII I I h.lil ON.
MERCHANTS 4DVISED
Poliie Chief J. T. King this i week
advu d l<>-sl businessmen to keep
a night light hu ning in their estab
■
­
lishments to facilitate the nightly
watch.
"A few cents worth of current a
LITTLE ILLS
MAKE
month may prevent a burglary,” he
«aid.
Chief King is on duty from 12
noon to midnight, and Patrolman
Ray Rich takes over then—until the
next noon.
A bunglary of the Mill City Tav­
ern was possibly averted last Thurs­
day night when Benny Bennett, bar-
tender, heard prowlers behind the
building.
Chief King investigated,
and the piowlers took flight as soon
as he went behind the tavern.
OWNERS TAKE BACK STATION
Dick Cain and Cecil Lake are back
at the Silver Saddle service station.
Roland Hopper, who had leased it,
nflinniiniiiiiiFitniiin1
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Congratulations
to
Detroit Rejects
Incorporation
The proposal to incorporate a six-
mile upper Canyon area of Detroit
and Idanha was defeated in an elec­
tion there Thursday, 206 to 99.
Edison Vickers, Breitenbuah dist­
rict justice of the peace, was leader
of the movement for incorporation.
He advocated it on the grounds of
a need for public improvements. Op­
position centered largely around Id­
anha, where opponents argued that
too much territory had been taken in.
The local mill managements there al­
so were opposed.
How the two towns voted was im­
possible to tell, because both vote in
the same precinct.
The election outcome leaves for
Detroit the problem, before 1951, of
finding a new location or disappear­
ing as a town, because it. lies within
the reservoir area of the Detroit Dam
GATES MAN GRAVELY HURT
IN PORTLAND COLLISION
Orville Hayward, Gates, was ser­
iously injured in Portland Saturday
when another automobile struck him
whale he was fixing his stalled car
during a dense fog.
Hayward, son of Mrs. Walter Bris­
bin, Gates postmaster, was taken to
Good Samaritan Hospital where he
was in the operating room for five
houis for treatment of two broken
ankles, a fractured knee and multiple
fractures of both legs.
Hayward, a logger, will be confined
in the hospital at least three month,
it was reported.
The accident occurred on Denved
Ave. near Vanport. He reported he
was standing at the rear of his car
reaching for a tool when the other
vehicle approaching from the rear
struck him, tossing him into the air
with an inxpact that tore the shoes
off his feet.
Neither car was damaged beyond
locking the bumpers.
In the Hayward car also were his
wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vale,
also of Gates, who were uninjured.
Quality iob printing at the Enter­
prise.
The Mill City Enterprise
Blouses
Tailored byGraff
3.95
Rayon and cotton
Debby Lynne
rayons and crepes
plain or fancy
2.95 - 3.95
OLESON'S
MILL CITY
STATE BANK
ANNOUNCEMENT
upon its Grand Opening in
its EBeautiful New Quarters
Capital Drug Co
me. Oregon
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H. G. CARL
General Contractors
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Salem
Lsr.R'PiioMsl
HALLOWE’EN CAKES
98 cents
N THIS, our thirtieth anni-
niversary in this community
we. the directors, officers.and
employees of Mui City State Bank
extend our thanks for the opportun­
ity we have had to serve the people
of the North Santiam Canyon. We
are proud to present our new, mod­
ern banking quarters, and we extend
to you an invitation to inspect our
new bank on
Saturday. October 22. 2:30 toó 30 ¡v m
M ill . C ity S tatc - B ank
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