The Mill City enterprise., May 11, 1950, Page 3, Image 3

3—THE MIEI. CITY ENTERPRISE
A good laugh is supshine in the
house.
May 11. 1950
Chief Police Attends
State Meeting
MEHAMA
GATES
THE
AMERICAN
WA Y
By MRS. ALBERT MILLSAP
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and baby
Iva Olsen from Portland has
Police officers from over the State daughter were Sunday dinner guests
started to work at the Riverview of Oregon attended the annual con­ in Stayton at the home of Mr and
cafe to help with the morning shift. ference of the Oregon Association of Mrs Edmund Kleeker.
Definition of fortitude: Jean Rob­ Police Officers in Salem May 2
Mrs. Don Reeves and daughter
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erts doing her own housework in a 3. Mill City Chief of Police J.
Linda Sue spent the past week in
full body cast. To think of staying King was in attendance at the Salem with Mr. Reeves who is em­
home with a headache once.
meeting.
ployed there.
John Allen is home making a slow
Outstanding
at
the
program
was
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and
recovery from a serious operation.
the banquet address by Police Chief their nephew, who is their guest spent
Art Landers is home recuperating
John D. Holstrom of Berkley. Calif. the weekend at the coast.
from an operation.
Halstrom is nationally known for his
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Cooper and
Not to be outdone, Doris Kelly is
work in criminology and traffic granddaughter of Lakeview have
home recuperating from two opera­
safety, Other speakers included Gov- been visiting at the home of their
tions. Imagine what the topic Of
ernor Douglas McKay and Judge son-in-law and daughter, Mr and
conversation will be when they all
James T. Brand.
Mrs. Joe Joaquin for the past week.
meet.
Claiming special interest during the The Coopers were former residents of
yoj
WITH AN
Linda Caffman is still residing at
conference was the panel discussion Gates.
the Shriners hospital.
on fugitives and their methods of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Varcoe had
operation.
The
panel
members
con
­
as
their guests over the weekend, her
Clean-up Planned For Fox
sisted of officers from Seattle, Calif­ mother, Mrs. Rose Stewart and Mr.
Valley Cemetary May 28
ornia and Idaho as well as men from and Mrs. Charles Wilcox, all from
Mrs. Lester Mason of Mill City, the Oregon departments and the Portland.
Recent guests from Seattle at the
I president of the Fox Valley cemetery FBI.
Complete spring check­
! association has announced that there
The convention closed with a tour home of Mr. and Mrs. Tex Allen were
up to take winter creaks
will be a cleanup day at the cemetery of the Oregon State Penitentiary and Mr. and Mrs. Phil L. Green,
out of your car, put it in
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Sunday, May 28, with an all day a pistol shoot. The design of the con­
meeting. Everyone is urged to bring vention gave promise of making more of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klutke were
top condition!
a basket lunch, and be prepared to effecient police officers for every here parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hud­
gins from Stay ton, her grand parents,
Q An expert chassis lubrication
i stay all day. She asks that if you community in the state.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kirkland of Me­
—
haven't your graves cleaned and can
Crankcase drained, flushed,
hama and Jess Mitchell and two
| not be present please try and have
refilled with RPM Motor Oil
daughters of Seattle.
| some one there to clean them, that
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Parker, who
1
there
must
be
co-operation
if
this
is
Oil filter serviced
have resided in Gates for some time,
I to be a better cemetery.
left this week for Dexter, Ore., near
Transmission and differential
It is in general more profitable to
The Gates PTA, which was organ­ Eugene, where Mr. Parker is em-
drained, flushed and refilled
reckon up our defects than to boast ized last month, met Thursday eve­ ployed.
of our attainments.
Automatic transmission
ning, in the recreation rooms of the
Guests this week at the home of
EXPERIENCED AND QUALIFIED
local high school, with Norman Gar- Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Cole were Mr.
serviced
| rison presiding. Thirty-nine parents and Mrs. Lester Cole of Berkeley,
□ Front wheel bearings in­
were in attendance. Dr. Ferguson of Calif., who were enroute to their new
spected and re packed
1 Mill City was present and spoke in hime in Portland, also Mr. and Mrs.
favor of the "children’s biH”.
Oscar Caylor and daughter Margaret
□ Battery checked, cleaned
AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Reports were given by the mothers Jane of Mollala. Mr. and Mrs. Bur­
and serviced
who were appointed at the April dett Cole are staying at the home
Candidate for
□ Radiator flushed, inspected,
’ meeting to visit the different grades of his parents for a week or until
Republican
Nomination
refilled
I in the school. The second grade will they can get possession of a home
For State
recently
purchased
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
be given a picnic by the PTA as a
□ Tires and spare cross­
reward for having the largest at­ Tony Feick, of Mill City.
switched, thoroughly in­
Mrs. Minnie Everton hos returned
tendance of parents at this meeting.
spected, properly inflated
I The next meeting of the association from Portland where she had visited
From
| will be at the school Thursday eve- for the past week.
PLUS: A dozen extra safety
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Knutson had as
MARION COUNTY
ning.
June
1st.
checks and services! Sers ice
Primary election May 19
Refreshments were served at the their guests this week Mrs. Mary An­
to suit your convenience.
close of the meeting by the hostesses. derson, Weaver Clark from Hillsbor­
“
EQUAL
REPRESENTATION
Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy
PHONE TODAY!
Mrs. Rily Champ, Mrs. A. T. Barn- ough and James Reed of Mollala,
FOR ALL”
|
formerly
of
Mill
City.
Rag Mop
hardt and Mrs. Velma Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. George McBride have
(Pd Adv. Chadwick for Senator Com.,
Johnson Rag
I as their guests their son-in-law ana
John H. Carson, Chairman)
Wedding Samba
daughter, Lt. and Mrs. Vincent
Service
Society
Hears
Quicksilver
O'Reilly, from Fort Jackson. S. C., " ™ imswmnmmiaesssaBss'nsiwiis«
¡amanamminniMium n.. a.. namiininniu imuu MirMauauaHaaaaaaastaa iinMininua
Come in and see our wide selections Chemawa Speaker
following a three weeks visit here
of 45 RPM and 78 RPM Populars, Old
The meeting of the Women’s So­ Lt. and Mrs. O'Reilly will leave for
Timers, Classical, and Semi-Classical
ciety of Christian Service was held New York where they will embark
Records.
at the parsonage with Mrs. Jewell for Panama. Lt. O'Reilly expects to
be tsationed there for the next
I hostess.
The devotions were lead by Rev. years.
TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE MILL CITY
Guests at Windermere farm, home
(t
Jewell, and Mrs. George Hoffman
MOTHERS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
"First with What You Want Most'
Sun-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Ditto,
presided over the business meeting
OF THE
COMPLETE APPLIANCE SERVICE due to the absence of Mrs. Walworth. day were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mat-
thews,
son
Barrey
Allen
and
daughter
Radio, Washer, Refrigerator Plans were completed for the Mother Vickie Sue, his parents. Mr. nad Mrs.
and Daughters banquet which will
•y V
and Electrical Appliance
be held at the Rebekah hall Tuesday | ¡Mathews, all from Salem; Mr. and
Mill City 1884
Stayton 215 evening. May 9. Mrs. Barnett from i Mrs. Raymond Potts and daughters
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the Chemawa Indian school was the Cynthia and Deborah Ann, from
speaker of the afternoon. She gave Brooks. The children are all great­
a very interesting talk on Alaska, great grandchildren of William H.
and Mary E Rider, pioneers of the
also told of her experience when she
canyon.
ONE FOR EACH CHILD — NO OBLIGATION
with
her
husband
taught
in
the
\
Recent house guests at the home
I schools at the Aleutian Islands.
(5 weeks through 5 years of age, only)
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon were
«
Dainty refreshments were served Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bowers from
THIS REMARKABLE NEW TRUE COLOR CAMERA
» i at the close of the meeting.
San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs Levon,
REPRODUCES A BEAUTIFUL TRUE-COLOR
accompanied by her parents, Mr. and
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LIKENESS OF YOUR CHILD.
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j Mrs. Clarence Johnson visited Sunday
4
jin
Lebanon
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
I
(Not tinting not oil painting)
I
Washed Sand, Cement Rock, Crushed Road
Mrs. Sherman Johnson.
»
3 true-to-llfe color proof« to choose from.
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Mrs. Gale Carey, who was ill and
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Rock, Oil Rock, Fill Rock
at the Salem Memorial hospital for
Plea»«' tell your friend«.
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several days returned to her home
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the last of the week and is reported
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to be in much better health.
Shove! and Trucks for Hire
GET THOSE SI MMER
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Mrs. Larry Shelton and daughter
10 A.M. to 4 I’.M.
SHOES IN SHAPE
; Barbara were in Salem over the
LYONS ' 294 D*y*
MILL CITY: Phone 9242 Days
weekend at the home of her brother
I 297 Nights '
Pacific Color Service - Portland, Oiegon
and family. Mr and Mrs. Gwyn Gates.
EXPERT COLOR I’HOTOGRAPHERS
They were joined there by Mr. Shel­
Mill City Plant 2 Miles West on River Road
Mill City
ton, who is employed in Salem.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Doe of Salem
Frank
were recent guests at the
Saunders home.
END O’ WINTER
CHECK-UP
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Gates Parent-Teachers
Reports Activities
W. W. 'BILL’
CHADWICK
SENATOR
ALLEN
I
KEITH
We take better care of your car
MILL CITY VARIETY
PORTER & LAL;
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New Full Color
Photographs FREE
GAS STATION
JUNGWIRTH
Sand and Gravel Co
Spring
Is Here!
Saturday, May 13 Only
DICK’S SHOE SERVICE
W. W. STUART
YOFR
People are of two main kinds,
Those who regard mankind as "a
little lower than the angels, and
those who regard it as little higher
than the apes.
Republican Nominee
for Linn County
Commissioner
IS A VOTE FOR THE GOOD OF EINN
COI NTY BECAUSE HE HAS HAD
Practical Experience
BI SINESS ADMINISTRATION — Over 23 vk.ar« a* owner and
manager of Plumbing. Heating and Sheet Metal bu«ine««, requiring
knowledge of purchasing ability and th«- handling of hired help.
MAINTENANCE WORK —Over Ml year« in
maintenance and repair work which «hould
qualify me to «tiperviae thi« phase of the
work in county building« where we have
well over one-half million dollar« inv«-«ted
WELFARE AND RELIEF WORK — Hasing
«••rsed on the Child Welfare and Relief
Committee of the American l«egion. the
Elk* lodge and th«- Shrine H««pital for
Cripph-d C hildren.
FARMING- —Have owned and op«-rated Ihre«-
farm« in the pa«t.
«.ENERAL <ON<4TRF<TION — Served M
« hairman nf building <omniitt«-e A «socia ted
V eternas Building, on hoard of trustee«
when Elk« building« was rebuilt. 10 year*
a» «hairman of the Ma««>ni> Building A mo -
elation.
A« t«< BOIDS and actual con«trwtlon of them. I’ll he holW'M with you; until
am In a po«ition to make a thorough «tudy of our method«. I »hall lease them in th«-
hand« of the engineer« and «upervtsors where they «hould he. But I feel I am qualifi«-d
tn work with the other member« of the court in supplying the material an«l «-quip-
m>'nt to do the work.
IF YOE ARE EXPECTING TO GET YOUR HANDS IN rm HIP l‘<M hH OF I.INN COINTY
DONT IOTI FOR
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»
Stuart. Albany
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State
Senate
Committee
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Chairman
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