The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 20, 1949, Image 5

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    MILL CITY ENTERPRISE.
OCTOBER 20. 19-19
CARD OF THANKS
into and property stolen until it is
We « h to eaprew our sincere ap*
likely that a gate will soon be put
prec it: >n for * 'C mTny helpful kind-
Dicks
across that road.
At the Silver Saddle
nesses extern! d to i:s in out recent
Still
more
damage
i«
a
dead
spike
SHOE
deer lying 50 feet from the road with Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones an«i Dar­ bereavement.
rell had «tinner with Mr. and M s.1
a bullet hole in his shoulder.
REPAIR
Otto W.tt family
R. L. Ash Sunday.
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MILL CITY
By JEAN ROBERTS
U. G. McGee went bear hunting
SHIRLEY LAIRD
over the week end. He already had |
Rain Clothes water-proofed I The 25.000 acre Abiqua basin which
bagged his deer.
MILL CITY
was closed to deer hunters two weeks
and repaired
Glen Dou«i and William Diehl spent
ago was open again Sunday as game-
Phone 2603
Mrs. Eugene Giegory, assisted by the week «»nd at their homes in Van­
hungry hunters tore open gates and
Prompt Service
Mrs. Kit Richards, entertained the couver.
boldly drove into the area.
Commercial liefrigera­
The lock on one gate was filled sixth grade in her home Saturday-
R. Jacobsen is working on the re.- ,
with sticks, a short time after the evening with a birthday party in hon­ ¡«lent town above the dam.
tion Sales ami Service
closure order went into effect, trap­ or of her son. Kiddie. After the open­
Mr. and Mrs. R. I.. Ash bail a 1
2131 Fairgrounds Road
ping fo.est service officials anti caus­ ing of gifts, refreshments were serv­ birthday dinner Wednesday evening
ing them some difficulty getting out. ed, and the gioup attended the thea­ at the h«>me of Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Salem. ( (regoli Pilone 3-7193
Cars and hunters were thick in the ter. Attending were Stevie Miller, Ba nhardt of Gates. The occasion was
closed area over the week end, des­ Larry Bennett. Elaine Downing, Den­ Mrs. Ash’s anniversary. She was pre­
pite the warning that trespassers nis Podrabsky, Charles Howe, Dick sented three cakes.
Crook and Eddie's biothers, Elton,
would be prosecuted.
Hunters all oven- the county have and Donnie, Charles Henderson, Ter­
CARD OF THANKS
grumbled and questioned the right of ry Culp. Morrie Bassett, Osel Nelson,
We are grabeful for the many kind­
property owners to close forest ureas Arthur Hedge, Truman Jones, Dar­ nesses and expressions of sympathy
A friendly pine«» to meet
to legal hunters, but a certain ,num- rell Williams, Deanna Hoeye, Jean during our recent bereavement.
be: of dishonest sportsmen have Thomas, Pat Murray, Ellen Shelton,
and «»at
Mrs. Benjarr.dn H. Rider and
caused this hardship to all the others Phyllis I’rovost, Marlene Level. Cam­
family
by pilfering, trespassing and illegal ille Goble, Evelyn Johnston, Shirley
Mrs. George Ditto
Lawson, Sue Roberts, Dai la Lee Ab­
hunting.
A large gasoline engine above el, Barbara Podrabsky, Norma Dow­ aaBMMMMMMKMRI'*. ..
Freres has been dismantled and is in ner, Chuck Kuhlman, and Mike O’­
You can enjoy the thrill of riding the Shasta Daylight,
process of being removed by so-called Leary.
the nation’s newest, most beautiful chair car stream­
Next to Postoffice. Mill City
Information ' enter.
hunters. An oil house has been broken
liner, for very low fares. For example: Only $12 one­
NYLON UNDERWEAR
Detroit, Oregon
way, $21.60 roundtrip (plus federal taxi Portland to
Bl
’
TTERKK
PATTERNS
.
.
Mr. and Mr®. Orville Vogt, the for­
San Francisco. Low fares from other points, too.
INFANTS
WEAR
24 hours p day
mer Ruby Angelsey, of Albany, were
Leave in the morning - arrive San Francisco that
in town for a birthday «tinner for her
night. See the spectacular scenery of the Shasta
father, John Angelsey, and for their
Route through huge “Skyview Picture Windows".
' second wedding anniversary. Guests
Luxurious chair cars, diner, coffee shop, tavern car
AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
I were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Angelsey, Mrs.
and parlor-observation. All chair car seats reserved
I Ira Teeters, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer An-
but no charge for reservation.
j geysey, Mr. and Mrs. John Angelsey
FAST SCHEDULI
and Mrs. Annette Strickler.
Attorney at Law
IV PORTLAND .
.
.
.
7:45 AM.
Ira Teeters is improving slowly in
IV. SALEM
9:00 A.M.
«18 Broadalbin
Albany
Salem Memorial Hospital.
IV. ALBANY
.
.
.
.
9:31 A.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colburn and Mr.
LV. EUGENE .
.
.
.
.
10:16 A.M.
an«l Mrs. Charles Wolverton spent
LV. KLAMATH FALLS
.
.
3:33 P.M.
Saturilay evening as guests of T. J.
AB. SAN FRANCISCO
.
.
IltlS F.M.
Stocks.
Connects with Owl... arriving in
A surprise birthday party was giv­
Loa Angeles 10:55 next morning.
Broadway Hit® of Today--4 records en Albert Toman by Mrs. Toman Sat­
Album .... 3.27 urday evening. Pinochle was played,
with prize® awarded for high and low
Vaughn
Monroe
Album
Th. fri.ndly Southern Poeltk
Wide Stock of 45 rpm records— scores. Guests were Mr. an«l Mrs.
Oswald Hirte of Gates, Mr. and Mrs.
Classics, Popular, Westerns and
George Veteto and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
all vinylite — 69c each
Goachie.
Classic Albums:
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Davis are go­
Beethoven Symphony No. 7
ing
over to George Barretit’s ranch
Tchaikovsky Symphony, No. 6
in eastern Oregon where they are go­
Tcsaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite
COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC
ing pheasant hunting.
Wagner’s Des Rheingold
The Firemen's Auxiliary was to
and many others
LIGHTING
meet Thursday evening in the Fire
Hall With Mrs. Wilbur Meinert and
Mrs. George Stewart hostesses.
SALES RENTALS
REPAIRS
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bushnell of Long
23« N. High St.
SALEM
"First With What You Want Most" Beach, Calif., left Wednesday morn­
COMPLETE APPIANCE SERVICE ing after touring Oregon for two
Your Power Tool Rental Headquarters
Radio. Washer Refrigerator and
months hunting and fishing. While
Electrical Appliance
here they were guests of Mr. and
1410 So. 12th
Salem, Ore.
Phone 3-3646
Mill City 1884
Stayton 215
Mrs. Gilbert Wells. Last week they
went to Portland, nightelubbinb with
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bullis.
Tally Davis finally shot her deer,
as she said, in various places. Tex
LOCATED Below Mil! City Furniture Store
Blazek said alt the anirral needed to
be mince meat was an apple in its
mouth.
Oliver Farmen Jr. of Eugene spent
the week end with his mother, Mrs.
Guy Sorenson.
Mr. Farmen is a
24 Hours a Day
1-Day Service
1 salesman for an equipment company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baranick of Kel­
so, Wash., have purchased King's
Trading Post. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
King, form«: owners, are taking a
trip through the south. ,
Trailer Courts
Game Law
Violations Hit
SHIRLEY’S
BEAUTY SHOP
Mill City
Davis Electric
& Tavern Supply
TAM TM MW SHtiuntiiMR
Arthurs Cafp
C hicken in
the Rough
Woods Dry Goods Store
HARLOW L WE1NRICK
WOODBOSS
CHAIN SAWS
Salem Lighting & Appliance Co.
PORTER & LAU
HOWSER BROS.
Roberts Shoe Repair
SHOP!
Gates FURNITURE Market
Deposit Shoes tor Repair (Night or Day) in
Deposit Box
Where Every Day is Sale Day for
New and Used Furniture
Parker & Hutcheson nT
Just Arrived! A Carload of
ro B' ng
Take advantage of our Car-
load Purchases and SAVE on all of your
building needs
LUMBER
PAINT
HI NT VICTIM WASEX RESIDENT
Benjamin H. Ri«ier, 49, who died
of a heart attack while hunting in
the Bums area, was a former Can­
yon worker and was son of Mrs.
, Geqige Ditto of Niagara.
(Mr. Ryder had remained in the car
I while the hunting party he was with
| went out for «leer. When the party
returned, they found him dead.
1 Ml. Ryder is survived by his mo-
■ ther, Mrs. Ditto, his widow, three
j daughters and four gran«ichil<iien.
WILL BE AT OUW STORE
THVRS., OCT. 27
Open that evening to 8
Quality job printing at the Enter­
prise.
TO CONDUCT OUK
SEMI-ANNUAL
VERNE'S
BARBER
S H O P
E
I
MILL CITY
HRS
IO TO 7
I.1PPOLD - BRENNER
Accountants
• Bookkeeping Service ^Auditing
•Payroll Reports •Income Tax
Phone«: Mill City 207
Salem 3-7615
WALLBOARDS
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
SHEET ROCK
BRICK
Estimates Promptly
Given
FRERES BUILDING SUPPLY
Mill City
utrRtSENTING
TAILORING DISPLAY
OF
CUSTOM CLOTHES
MADE TO YOUR MEASURE
CEMENT
SHINGLES
Jack Boyd
Jefferson
Stayton
JERRY'S CAFE
&TAVERN
Serving Turkey Dinner
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
COMPLETE DINNER
95c
Gates. Oregon
I —|!Wl MiW M ■ w •»SB*«M
More than MM) fine woolens, many in full pieces, will
be on display. Your selection will be custom tailored
to your own individual measurements in any authentic
style.
Custom clothes tailored by Fd. V. Price
A Co. are noted for correct style, proper
fit, superior fabrics, and fine workman­
ship.
W'c ¡mile you to tomt in . . . no obligation.
Len Mitchell
Men’s Clothes—in Stayton
Open Fri. and Sat. evenings 'til 8