The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, May 18, 1950, Page 8, Image 8

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Mr. and Mrs. George Arthurs have
moved into their new home here.
The place is in the north part of town
Mehama Farmers Union held their
on property formerly part of the
meeting at the Women's club Friday
By MRS AIJtERT MILLSAP
evening. Steve Dark spoke on the
Friday was achievement day at the Klutke place.
FOR
By MRS. J. A. WRIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards of
coming election and urged everyone Gates grade school. Programs were
Mrs. Gale Fagan entered Salem not only to vote, but study your can­ presented by the different grades, ’ Salem were guests this week at the
County Commissioner
Memorial Hospital on May 12 where didates and measures carefully be- | during the morning
home of her son and family. Mr. and
LOWER TAXES; IN THE
she is being treated for five fractured | fore voting.
Open house was held and work by Mrs. Norman Garrison
PRIMARY ELECTION
ribs Buffered in a fall a few days A discussion was also held on child the pupils was on display in each
Home for the weekend were Bill Pd Adv by A. M. Vistica
before.
delinquency.
room. A picnic dinner was served at and Ed Keith Oliver of Corvallis, sons
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Layman and The next regular meeting wiU be noon. Tables were spread on the of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oliver.
Joseph Fernbaugh all of Detroit at­ held on May 26th. At this time a school lawn for the pupils and the Mrs. Paul Davis, accompanied by
tended the five county banquet of 1 colored travelogue picture will be large group of parents present.
’ Mrs. W. H. Titmus, Mrs George Nel­
the Tavern association held in Albany shown as well as colored slides. There
Following the dinner competitive son and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap
Monday evening.
will also be an exhibit of articles games were played by the pupils for 1 were Salem visitors Monday. The
Jacob Fischer, L. C. Davis and John made in the countries shown. The the remainder of the afternoon, win­ party also stopped in Dallas and
Cook were business visitors in Salem public is invited to attend.
ners were presented with ribbons. Stayton.
For All Your
on Monday.
A variety show will be given by the
CANYON AID GROUP
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Capuro accom­ "Canyon Aid”, a newly organized students of the high school, Friday
Plumbing and
panied William Ward to Portland on community group designed to help evening at the school. The program
Monday. In Salem Ward got a new 1 those in need in the Idanha, Detroit will include skits, musical numbers,
Heating Needs
car.
area, reported splendid community folk dances and athletic stunts. The
public
is
invited
to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wright ex­ co-operation from the citizens, so
pect to return to their home in De­ stated the board of directors this Mother’s Day was observed here by
the usual home comings family din­
troit the last of this week.
week.
The organization to be of perma­ ners and lovely gifts.
GET THOSE SUMMER
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Worta
Norway imports all her automo­ nent nature were able to assist sev­ Mrs. Lula Collins had as her guests
SHOES IN SHAPE
Stayton
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
biles, having no motor industry of eral needy families during the past
Mrs.
C.
Rosheim
from
Lyons;
her
her own.
Contributions of money,
winter.
Before you buy-see the SPARK
food, and clothing are needed to grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan
Sellard
and
two
children
from
GAS-MAKING
DEMONSTRATION
on
the
successful
work.
carry
Mill City
Eugene and two great-grand daugh­
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
Put out your campfire before you ters, Karen and Susie Rue of Mill
City.
leave the woods.
FOR STATE
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Mrs. Velma Carey had her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carey
and daughter of Portland, Don Carey
from Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Gale
“A VOTE FOR SOUND BUSINESS
Blacksmithing
k );T1
Carey and daughter of Gates and her
POLICIES IN GOVERNMENTAL
Welding
son Jimmy, still at home.
1948 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN
FUNCTIONS"
* • "ggiug “n<l Saw
A sharp car in every way. Only
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap were
Primaries May 10th
MUI Repairing
$1345
dinner guests at the home of Mr. and
Paid Adv. Boring for Representative
GENERAL AUTO and
Mrs. Wilbur Meinert in Mill City.
1948 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN
BLOCK
WEST
OF
THEATRE
Committee, Wm. C. Dyer, Secy.
TRUCK REPAIR
Also present was Mrs. Meinert’a
Master.. Truly like new. A real buy. Only
$1395
mother, Mrs. Rose Daley and daugh­
Arc and Acetylene
ter Alona Fay.
1948 CHRYSLER CONV. COUPE
t
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Champ and
Buy this for that real new car driving pleasure.
Welding
three boys of Stayton spent Sunday
Save — Save
$2195
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Phone 3452
Mrs. Riley Champ.
1949 DODGE r, TON PICKUP
Mrs. Claude Alexander has returned
Driven only 6,000 easy miles. Can’t be told from new.
(Packet or Bulk Pack)
home after several weeks spent visit­
$1495
ALSO FIELD AND GRASS SEEDS
ing in Astoria, North Bend and
Seattle. Mr. Alexander has returned
Various T j | m - s of Garden Tools, Etc
to Kodiak, Alaska, where he is in
business.
-
Home of Service
-
PLYMOUTH
Mrs. Blanch Gibson, who is em­ | CHRYSLER
495 N. Com’l St.
435 N. Court St.
ployed in the Gates tavern, has re­ I 405 N. Comi St.
turned from a trip to Myrtle Point.
PHONE 3-4117
STAYTON, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson were ac­
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companied on the trip by Raymond
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Roberts of Mill City.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pitt who have
resided in Gates for the past year
have moved to Billings. Montana.
Mrs. Minnie Spoelstra of Salem is
spending the week at the home of
her nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Wilson.
Guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Johnson were her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor of
Brownsville.
GATES
May 18, 1950 MEHAMA FARMERS UNION
TO MEET MAY 26TH
THE MILL CITI ENTERPRISE
DETROIT
Vote 25X
VOTE VISTICA
See Us
Spring
Is Her«!
Spaniol & Co.
DICK’S SHOE SERVICE
E. E. (Doc) Boring
IL A. Schroeder
Repair Shop
Representative
4 Great Buys
GARAGE
«
Headquarters for Garden Seeds
Salem Automobile Co.
SANTIAM FARMERS CO-OP
Thinking
of Building?
MASTER
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END 0’ WINTER
CHECK-UP
Complete spring check­
up to take winter creaks
out of your car, put it in
top condition!
LOW-PRICE
FIELD!
Ford's bit. beautiful,
and buyable for '501 A
look will show you why
Ford was selected as
"Fashion Car of the
Year."One "Test Drive"
shows you Ford's "Big
Car” comfort, solid
roadability.and'aound
conditioned" quiet of
Ford's sturdy "life
guard" Body.
MHMBM
BIG ECONOMY
Great gat mileage — proved in the Grand Can­
yon Economy tun. There a Ford Sia with Over­
drive won from the three fuU tixe, low-prked cor».
And with Ford's low Ar»t coat, low operating coat,
high resale value, it's the "Big Economy Pack­
age ’ of its field.
’’TEST DRIVE” THE
BIG POWER-V-8 or "B”
Vow cho" • of two gr.af wonovny .»giaat, Ik.
•omow 100 Kp. V
only Y-i In H« Anld —
or
it»
companionmquality,
'*>•
95-kp
FORD
AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S
Sis.
BIG SOFA-WIDE SEATS
So economical to buy.,.and to ownl
Soft, w>do »eats with the most h.p and shoulder
room in the low price Reid. Seats that ore "com­
fort contoured for the utmost In b>g car hseury.
Loc-Bloc
C. F. HUNTER
Mill City
RALPH HAROLD
Stayton
n Crankcase drained. Hushed,
refilled with RPM Motor Oil
□ Oil filter serviced
□ Transmission and differential
drained, flushed and refilled
□ Automatic transmission
serviced
□ Front wheel bearings in­
spected and re packed
□ Battery checked, cleaned
and serviced
□ Radiator flushed, inspected,
refilled
□ Tires antf spare cross­
switched. thoroughly in
spected. properly inflated
PIUS: A dozen extra safety
checks and services! Sen ice
to suit your convenience.
PHONE TODAY!
KEITH
We take better care of your car
Herrold-Philippi Motor Co., Stayton
CHECK YOUR CAR •
WITH MODERN MATERIALS
□ An expert chassis lubrication
OF THE
White $id«»All Ulti
and whwi trim finis
opbonal at «atra com
COME IN AND SEE MODERN CONSTRUCTION
CHECK ACCIDENTS ----------
CHEVRON
GAS STATION
Roen Typewriter Exchange
456 Court St.
SALEM. ORE.
Phone 3-6773
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