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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1952)
■THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE GATES Jesse Haywood has been appointed acting postmaster for the Gate» office, upon the retirement of Mr». Walter Brisbin who has served in that capa city for the past 19 years. Haywood, a resident of Gates for several years and a former employee at the De troit dam, took over the office Tues- I September 4, 195J Mr». William Wells of Eugene spent EX? I several days at the Wilson home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wells were en day, September 2. need reliable Mrs. Bertha Shepherd is visiting route to their home following a visit answers to your "crisis in Tensed, Idaho with her son and in Pendleton with their daughter and I questions" this year! family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shepherd family, Mr. and Mr». Robert Wilson j and two sons. . . . get them in and daughter. ■tc Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 (Frank Edwards is heard every Mr. and Mrs. Fount Paul spent sev night, Monday through Friday, on eral days in Portland last week while Glen Hearing over the holidays were »T he Station KPOJ, Portland, at 9:15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Monerief and fam he was receiving medical attention. C hristian S cience and every Monday, Wednesday and Mrs. ' ily from Kenniwick, Wash. Mr». I.eta Dibblee has been engaged M onitor Hearing and Mrs. Monerief are sisters. | have returned from a two weeks’ vaca- Friday on Station KORE, Eugene, by the local school board of directois, at 9:15 p.m., both standard time.) Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garrard and I tion spent in San Anselmo, Calif. to fill the vacancy in the Gates high Often referred to as "a I Mr. and Mrs. Warren Varcoe drove The cost of living in the U.S. has , school faculty. Mrs. Dibblee is a daughter, Tina June (Roten) from newspaperman's news to Hood River Sunday for a day ’ s visit graduate of Pacific university and will Tooele, Utah, were guests last week risen again to the highest point in our 1 paper" the MONITOR at the home of her father and wife, at the home of Mrs. Rosa Roten, Tina ’ s national history. Indications are that teach social subjects. covers the world with a ! Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Stewart. the worst is yet to come, for on Sept.. Mrs. Rosalee Smith left Wednesday grandmother. network of News Bureaus * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Joaquin and 30 rent controls will end in most of the Mrs. Kay McCarty who was taken for Portland from where after a shoit and correspondents. visit with relatives, she will leave for to the Salem General hospital the first I daughter, Darlene, were guests in nation and millions of tenants will find San Francisco where she will make of the week, seriously ill, is reported Dallas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. rent increases awaiting them. In ad Order a special intro to have made some improvement since Dan Morrison over the weekend, Mr. dition, the coming months will see a her home. ductory subscription Mrs. McCarty and Mrs. Morrison were former resi- price hike of all steel products, thanks I today — 3 months for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson and her hospitalization. to the recent government price in-1 has been in poor health for several dents of Gates. $3 You'll find the daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Kathy Kratzer of Salt Lake crease of $5.20 per ton given the steel MONITOR "must" Don Carey and son of Stayton, spent months. Mr. and Mrs. Don Miley and Nadine City who had been the guest of her companies. It adds up to hardship, reading and as necessary the weekend at Devils’ Lake. Mr. and sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. How and heartache as the greedy plunder as your HOME TOWN ard Means for the past three weeks, the needy once more. PAPER * * * left last Wednesday for her home in Utah. McCarthyism received a stinging re W. Meisner, following a three-month buke from Paul G. Hoffman, a top visit It the home of his son-in-law Republican, who testified that Mc The Christian Science Monitor and daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carthy’s charges against Genera) Mar One, Norway St , Boston 15, Moss , U S.A, R. F. Andreasson has returned to his shall were “fantastically false”. Please send me on introductory Moni tor subscription—76 issues. I enclose S3. home in Enumclaw, W’ash. Now that this phase of McCarthy-, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson, accom ism has been dragged into the light1 panied by their son-in-law and daugh and branded by such an eminent Re ( name » ter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Carey and Jon publican as Paul Hoffman, it will be returned Saturday from Pendleton fol interesting to see what tack the top (address) lowing four days spent at the home of GOP planners take . . . whether they their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. have the same amount of courage that (zone) (stole) Robert Wilson. Hoffman possesses ... or not. Mr. and Mrs. W’alter Thomas have * * * returned from a trip to California The Cincinnati Times Star, the of which included stops at Eureka. For- ficial mouthpiece of the Taft family, PILES tuna and Crescent City. takes the stand that Cincinnati doesn’t (Hemorrhoids) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Joaquin and need any fair rent public housing. daughter spent the holidays in Med Plenty' of housing there now, so they Fistula, Fissure, Itching, Prolapse, ford, Ashland, and Green Springs 1 say. On August 11, the Tinies Star and other Rectal disorders corrected. visiting relatives. ■ printed pictures of household effects *Mild Treatment Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap are of 31 families being stored in the Call for examination or write receiving felicitations on the arrival public workhouse. These families had for Free Descriptive Booklet. of their first great-grandchild, a baby been evicted. They could find no other Don’t become incurable, by delay. girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. Dorland places to live. Cincinnati’s welfare Swan, of Salem, Aug. 21. Their director told the city council that total R. REYNOLDS, N.I). grand-daughter, Mrs. Swan was for evictions in that city will reach 3,000 Rectal Specialist merly Carol Klecker of Stayton. or more this year. Plenty of housing? 2073 Fairgrounds Rd., Salem, Oregon Albert Millsap left Monday morn Oh sure, just too many people. ing for a two week vacation and visit with relatives in Woodland, Calif. During his absence Mrs. Millsap will have as her guests Miss Janet Klecker Good Music Shuffleboard and sister, Kristene and brother Jef frey, of Madras. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Anderson and daughter, Kay, from Gresham, were weekend guests at the home of her I 1 father and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey. Where Friend» Meet ZÌ FRANK r ivAn iv 0. EDWARDS Says: ‘•i I I t j I I 14 I ili a Girods Super Market ON THE HIGHWAY at STAYTON I --------- PEACHES Standard Elbertas Full Peach Box $1.79 We’ll do our beat to get enough of these to meet the demand—first come, first served. These peaches are good. PEACHES Improved Elbertas Full Peach Box $3.50 WATERMELONS Ice ('old 2V4 c I b CORN. BARLEY’S BEST 39c doz- MEANDER On Highway 222. Linn County WHY NOT BUY MILL CITY CELERY CALIFORNIA FANCY i George “Sparky” Ditter 10c Ib CRISCO 3-lb. can J9c PUBLIC NOTICE PELRK II MARGARINE 29c lb M-l) TISSUE 3 rolls 29c SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR 4-lb. bag 49c PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES White, Golden or Chocolate 3 for « I kk * r. « U STANDBY ORANGE JUICE 46-oz. can 29c L/' 1 V SANTIAM BEANS 'o. I 19c WHITE STAR CHUNK 11 \ \ t No. 2'4 29c Pay Cash and SAVE at Girods AT STAYTON THE MARION COUNTY FAIR has received over $90,000* in tax money from pari-mutuel racing. THE OREGON STATE FAIR has re ceived $664,573* in tax money from pari-mutuel racing. TOTAL PARI - MUTUEL RACING REVENUES PAID TO MARION COUNTY. More than $754,573* IF this pari-mutuel tax money is with drawn. we must either: 1— Abandon the County Fair and the State Fair 2— Pay the costs from increased property taxes. TO SAVE THE FAIR AND THE OREGON STATE FAIR. VOTE TO RETAIN STATE CONTROLLED PARI-MUTUEL RACING. BE FAIR TO THE FAIRS VOTE 327 X NO ♦ Including anticipated 1952 revenue«. TAXPAYERS’ COMMITTEE TO RETAIN PARI-MUTUEL REVENUES G- I mvim H iss , t mon, Oregon, Eamtiw Srcrfttry P. O Box 1201, Portland, Oregon Ckarte* A. Evan«. Salem. Ore.. Marion Coaatj Chairman oo ooocroo o oo o o sooo oooooooo •'vooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooti I V