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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1951)
May 31. 1951 S—THE MILL CITV ENTERPRISE X-Ray Visit Needs- (Continued from Page 1) clerk. This information is needed to Marion County Blood Program i identify the X-ray film and to make , it possible to mail each person a re DONOR PLEDGE( ARD . port of his X-ray. Next, the individ ual removes his coat or jacket, and . any metal object in a shirt pocket or i NAME I any jewelry on the chest—nothing I more. He steps up to the machine. I and with the help of the technician,' Address {takes his position. He is told, “Take la deep breath hold it that is all”, i Telephone (Home) (Business- The X-ray is made in a matter of I seconds. I am willing to donate my blood through the Red CrosB Blood Program to assist in saving someone’s life. Within two weeks, a report of the X-ray reading is mailed to the person { PREFERRED TIME: who has an X-ray made. X-rays are made at no direct cost to the individ (Signatuiei ual. Usually X-ray programs are ena«»naiciieioBienaiaiaBniaionigiamgiagiflKia)itigiggic«iaOMigMgtiaiggHBgHlggOBiCPgP financed by a combination of tax funds and contributions from inter- [ ested community agencies and groups. April Bond Sales Top Woodrow L. Burgess, X-ray chair man of the Upper-Canyon, Box 85. (Continued from Page 1) Two Million Mark Detroit, Oregon, stated today that i State-wide purchases of defense j blood centers and ten west coast non checks should be made out to Wiliam bonds during April exceeded two mil-] profit community blood banks,” Dr. ette Valley Chest X-ray, Inc. and mailed to him or Mrs. George Ditter lion dollars according to Sidney L. Wm. L. Teutsch, Jr. stated. of Mill City. Reports show that Stevens, county savings bonds chair In addition to the blood headed for Gates, Detroit, and Idanha have in man. A total of $2,092,378 in all the Armed Forces, blood is furnished series were sold. Of this amount $1,- without cost, except for the hospital sured the X-ray program success in | their areas. 664,624 were in E defense bonds. administrative fees, to everyone need “In spite of the highest cost of ing it. Also a supply of plasma will living we’ve ever known,” Stevens be placed in the offices of local doc eaid, “Oregon state residents have tors for use in emergencies until such ben able to put aside during the first time those needing it can be placed in four months of this year 11 million hospitals where whole blood is avail (Continued from Page 1) dollars in defense bonds. Several able at all times, Bob Hill, newly thousand new employees, however, elected Marion County Red Cross Jose, Al Shelton, Cliff Waddle, Tiel Darthy, Pete Catherwood, George have also been added to the payroll director, indicated today. Mielke, “Frenchy" Payseno, G. D savings plan in Oregon industries.” Director Bob Hill made it very clear Flatman, Jr. O. Johnson, Don Jen- • Defense bond emphasis during sum mer months will be centered on in that “No one pays for Red Cross kins, A. G. Bailey, L. D. Slagle, E. R creasing the scope of payroll savings Blood.” During the last twelve Huitt, C. H. Bovell, H. D. Turner, jn the smaller companies throughout months, Marion County Red Cross and G. E. Brosig. Sports Del Brown, W. J. Howe, T the state. According to Stevens a has collected and distributed 2,899 concerted attempt will be made to pints of whole blood. Of this amount J. Stocks, Leonard B. Herman, Ed achieve 100% employer participation approximately 1627 pints were used Haltorman, Eugene O. Tucker, Victor in the defense bond plan in key cities. by patients in Marion County hospi H. Myers, R. L. Boaz, Arthur Davis. Salem is the first capitol city in the tals. The remainder was distributed J. O. Herron, David Croshaw, and I John B. Herron also have signed on ■ nation to receive the Defense Bond Flag for excellence in payroll savings by Army, Navy, and Marine Corps the dotted line for a crack at the. mustache title. performance on the part of employers. hospitals and front line stations. Trying also for one of the three { prizes being offered for the best ■ mustache in the three classes are C E. Young, J. L. Esch, C. Foster, Don QUALITY SERVICE Watt, Bob Morris, Waldo Carter, F E. McCormack, Benny Bennett, Roy Morris, Roy E. Walker, and G. W. j Humphrey, who incidently just this week soloed his plane for the first time. A percentage of the funds raised in the Queen contest goes to the WE DELIVER schools in each community nominat ing a princess. Mill City Stayton Phone 3215 Phone 2484 New Buick Special Is Nation’s Newest Car Bloodmobile-- Dam Flyers Club— STYI-E-LEADER and pacemaker of the 1951 Buick line is this four-door six-passenger Special, or Series 40. sedan. Representative of the entire Special Series which is completely new this year from stem to stern, this car has a new chassis, a new body, new front end. new sweepspear molding, new trim, and new fender and hood ornaments. Its re-styled fender lines flow backward through the doors in a graceful curve which is paralleled and accentuated by the brilliant sweepspear which runs the length of the car. The unique Buick front end. entirely re-designed for 1951, is more distinctive than ever. For the first time, Buick's powerful F-263 engine is offered in the Special Series, delivering 128 horsepower with Dvnaflow Drive, and 120 horsepower with Synchro-Mesh trans mission. Wheelbase of this model is 121 *-i inches. T he FIRST po-xo-muc* foi ? hpiüung FREIGHT WAS B uil T 'N ENGLAND IW 1821, AND WAS PRCN'DED VlfWl3 SMOKESTACKS S'WCE " 8* STFAA) L ato 'S S olo By Building Materials of All Kinds I twe B cttlf in tue WAPM PEG O m Ç OF G uatemala B zcausf * eeps y FRERES BUILDING SUPPLY IN * LIQUID STATT a IfooO PTO IN JftN FRANCISCO FÖCVSH» iVf SUN'S RAYS OH fHf DW, WOOt*N,SHlN6Lf ftoOfCfftH OtD HOUSf....... IDANHA Bv REBA SNYDER Eighth grade graduation was held I at the auditorium Friday night, fol lowing the parents dinner at the cafe CHINCHILLA COP)TÇ> OF AVERAGE O ne of the most P owerful teria. Noyes Whitten, chairman of LENGTH . P6G>UI(?ING ASOUT ¡20 PELTS the school board presented the E x P losnes ........ guncotton orrEfi COST Möge tham $100.000 - tpch ! diplomas. Edna Golden read the 'S MADE FROM Tpe COTTON WOOL ' class will, and Anna Bess Carte of the seventh grade read the prophecy in the form of a letter written to Mrs. Ray in INI. Rone, Pearle Geibler, Perle Hamilton, Idanha Thursday helping with the lespie. Mr. Unger has a choice of Members of the eighth grade grad and Bernadlne Stoll. Their destination bookwork at the IGA store. Mrs. two positions for week days and will uating class were from Idanha, was the Leming residence. Eye and Girod anil baby returned to Stayton speak from the pulpit of the Idanha Bobbie Bowers, Lee Hopson, Merle nose holes were cut in the sacks and that evening but Alan and Jimmie Community church on Sundays, James, Robert Lady, Ray' Patterson, the “Whosit” contest was on. Mildred stayed overnight with the James Gary Roberts was thought to be Jon Tucker, Gerald Vickers, Wayne Oliver won first prize, Esther Fouts, Gordon family and went home Friday taking the mumps last week but upon Wright, Mildred Brudeen, Eva Lou second. Cookies and coffee was serv morning as the Gordons went to consulting a physician it was found New, Loretta Nygaard, from Detroit, ed and final details of the June 23 Salem. i that he had a serious tonsil infection Frankie Barton. Curtis Kunkel, Rob installation were ironed out. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Unger and and will have the offending members erta Booker. E<ina Golden, Lewanne Last week guest in the Jack Gulli- daughter of Portland will move this removed June 8. Manning, Eilene Smedley and Mary ford home was his grandfather, J. F. Ann Holton, Mongold; Edward Bish Gulliford, of Almsville. Sandra and week to the Hiebert house, vacated op, Charles Goodrich, Fred Davis and Susan Forrest of Stayton are their last week by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gil- It's Your Newspaper—Subscribe Now Dolores Micheál. guests this week. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lady had as Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren | their guests this weekend Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and daughter, of Stoll and family last weekend were Prineville and Mrs. Alice Von de Mr. and Mrs. Lester Scaffell and children of Seattle, Washington. { Liech of Willamina. 1105 N. Front St SALEM, ORE Guests in the Kenneth Clark and Stoll and Scaffell were Army buddies, Street improvement is still pro Even Evenson home the past weekend Lyons Phone Salem Phones: were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Evenson and gressing; second street was graveled 143 2-1924: Night 2 4417 Tuesday morning by Hiram Wolf. family of Salem. The Boy Scouts and American Had a policeman been in Idanha this HAULING AND MOVING HEAVY MACHINERY morning (Tuesday) he might have Legion will use the fire hall for their and Mill Equipment Up To 25 Tons made some arrests for "kidnapping”, meeting in the futuie, it was an however, it could have been explained nounced Thursday morning after the Including D8 and HD14 Cats, and ’»-yard shovels. in a few words. American Legion regular meeting of the firemen Wed Complete Rigging Outfit, Winch Trucks. Low-bed Trailers Auxiliary members, Thelma Smith, nesday night. Floy Storey and Opal Leming, drove Mrs. Lloyd Girod and sons were in to the homes of other members of the { Auxiliary about 9 a.nt., placed a paper sack over their heads and demanded that they “Come with them!” Those "Taken for a ride" were Opal White and Vira Bray of Detroit, Mis. K. O. Swanson, Myrtle Geston, Esther Fouts, Alma Lady. 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