December 25, 1952
8—THE MIEI. CITY ENTERPRISE
ISHINC you the joys of
older days, combined with the pleas
bright Holiday, brimmed full of hap
piness for each of you.
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THOR IRON ER, 30-Inch Roll
GOOD HOME COOKING
Idanha, Ore.
Salem Lighting & Appliance Co.
The annual Gates school Christmas
program will be presented Tuesday
evening, December 23, at 8 o’clock in
the gymnasium.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Allen left Satur
day morning for a two-weeks visit
in Spokane as the guests of relatives.
They will spend several days in Seat
tle before their return after the first
of the year.
Mr. anr Mrs. George Meilke re
turned Thursday from a fishing trip
to the coast.
*Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon will
spend two weeks in San Francisco
as guests at the home of his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Levon. They left
Gates Saturday morning.
MILL CITY
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Mr. Schroeder returned to Mill City H
with the Stifflers for a visit with I §
them until Christmas,
Buford McCall, Dutch Stettner, Jack
Saddler, and Ed Feauheller went to
the Nelscott river for a day of salmon
fishing Sunday. No luck!
Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Rambo will
be at home Thursday afternoon, Jan.
1, honoring her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Champ on their 50th wedding
anniversary. Friends are invited to
cal) after 1 o’jclock.
The Misses Mary Jane and Phyllis
Cox are spending the holiday week
end in Portland at their parents’ home.
They are employed at the CBI office
at the Detroit dam.
183 N. High Street
Court House Square
'The Most Show for Least Dough
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A KOREAN CHRISTMAS CAROL
By DARRELL T. RATHBUN
(Copied after the poem 'Twas the
Night Before Christmas’)
Lowell Stiffler and family visited ’Twas the night before Christmas, and
Sunday in Salem at the home of Mrs.
all thru the tent
Stiffler's father, Martin Schroeder. Was the odor of fuel oil (the stove
pipe was bent)
The shoe packs were hung by the oil
stove with care
In hopes that they'd issue each man
a new pair.
The weary GIs were sacked out in
their beds.
And visions of sugar-babes danced in
their heads—
When up on the ridge-line there rose
such a clatter.
(A Chinese machine gun had started
to chatter.)
rushed to my rifle and threw back
, the bolt,
The rest of my tent-mates awoke
with a jolt.
Outside we could hear our platoon
Sgt. Kelly,
“Come I.ancey, come Clancey, come
Connors and Watson.
Up Miller, up Schiller, up Baker and
Dodson.”
We tumbled outside in a swirl of
confusion.
So cold that each man could have
used a transfusion,
Scott Towels
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“Get up on the hilltop and silence
that Red,
Fisher’s Cake Flour, pkg
And don’t come back till your sure
that he’s dead."
Carrots
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Then putting his thumb irv front of
his nose,
... tb 7C
Turnips
Sgt. Kelly took leave of his shivering
Joes.
Grapefruit, Arizona
8-lb bag
But we all heard him say in a voice
soft and light,
Sunshine Graham Crackers
Merry Christmas to All May You
Live through the Night.
2-lb. box
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Each Joy and
Blessing
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Girods Super Market
Christmas
Du the Highwag at STAYTON
Folger s Coffee
Lindsay Olives. Select
Durkee Margarine
Durkee Salad Dressing
Durkee Mayonnaise
M-D Tissue
8
79c
2 for 45c
»’ 29c
Q‘- 49c
Qt- 59c
roll bag Qgc
Hudson House Citrus Salad
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Fisher’s Biskit Mix. Ig box
Post Grapenuts and Corn Fetti
both for
19c
19c
7c
49c
Pork Roast
Picnics, R e a d y -1 o - E a t
n> 43c
27c
Pot Roast. U.S. Coml
59c
Shoulders, lb
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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SAVE at
Mehama, Ore.
59 q
19c
39c
FOR
Harold’s Shell Service
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Girods
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49c
Jenkins Hardware
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Spark Heater
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