January 1, 1953
8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Knowledge is Power
Never
a Dull Moment
1 PC AMERICANS AFPREClÄTg THEIR
R. &HT TO' i C’E ?
“A< the Bottom of the Hill”
MILL CITY TAVERN
2 WHYPlPNTUOS^U i
RE’ RE WKA’pif
Special
Revival Services!
with EVANGELIST PHIL WAYMAN
of Everett, Wash.
Until January 11; 7:45 pm
3 HOW CA n YOUR CHURCH « á íé
MOW?
(1) Apparently they do not. Take the 1948 presidential elec
tion, for instance. Just 51 per cent of the eligible U. S. voters
actually voted. In 1944, 57 per cent voted; in 1940, 63 per cent.
Apathy toward the right to vote seems to be getting more
pronounced. Put these percentages alongside those in foreign
countries during recent elections,
and what do you find? In Canada,
75 per cent of the eligible voters
voted; Sweden, 80 per cent; Is
rael, 72 per cent; England, 83 per
cent; Japan, 70 per cent; and
Italy, 80 per cent.
Ringing doorbells to get-out-
the-vote is fine, but it isn’t the
complete solution, Uninformed
voting, write Walter Myer and
Clay Coss in “America’s Greatest
Challenge,” may be worse than
none at all. “The first job is to
encourage ... as many citizens
as possible to become informed
on the big issues of the day.”
(2> Because he owed the gov
ernment $220,000 in back taxes
on his boxing income. In 1949 he
retired unbeaten, reports Alistair
Linn County Foir Board
Will Meet January 10
Cooke in his book, “One Man’s
America”; but he decided to go
back into the ring to raise enough
money to pay his back taxes.
Finally Ezzard Charles and Rocky
Marciano defeated him.
(3) The method used by a Bap
tist church in Lockport, N. Y., is
described in the November Cath
olic Digest. ‘‘One Sunday, ushers
. . . handed out 230 $10 bills to
the people. ‘Put this money to
work,’ the minister said.
"Members used it to make
baked goods for sale, to set up
hot-dog stands at the county fair,
and for dozens of other little en
terprises. Seven months later, the
$2,300 had grown to $14,100.”
It has been a pleasure to: serve mu dur
ing the past tear and >e eordiall) invite
)our continued paUojiiflge during the new.
^53 Chevrolet
Promises Many
New Features
The Linn county fair board will hold
i ther annual meeting in the courthouse
1 at Albany on January 10, it was an-
AND EACH NIGHT FOLLOWING
j nounced today by L. E. Arnold, Le j
banon, president.
EXCEI’IING SATURDAY
The purpose of the meeting, says I A new Chevrolet that will create
I Arnold, is to adopt a budget for 1953 "entirely new conceptions of automo
and elect new officers.
tive beauty and performance” was
Other members of the board are promised today by Gene Teague, local
R. A. Talbott, Albany, and Tim Kelly, Chevrolet dealer when the 1953 models
Jeferson. County Extension Agent O. are unveiled at the local show rooms
on January 9th.
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Teague made his statement follow
ing a meeting with company repre-
| sentatives in Portland, where 1953
plans were revealed to an enthusiastic
audience of dealers from this area.
“When we were invited to attend,
we were told that this would be one
of Chevrolet’s most important busi
ness conferences,” he continued. "This
| was conclusively borne out by devel
opments. Not only were we shown
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the most exciting product in my ex-
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' perience as a dealer, but the speakers
I made clear that the company, through
' its newspaper advertising and pro
motion, would give the model unpre
cedented backing.”
Teague said the program should
answer any doubts about the future
I of business.
“A company with the marketing
knowledge of Chevrolet does not re-
i invest the tremendous capital required
| for a program of this nature unless
I it is firmly convinced of sound sales
I possibilities,” he pointed out. “It is
quite apparent from the product that
1-lb. box
Borden's Starlac
3-lb can
('risco Shortening
I the largest aufomobile company in the
I world is anticipating one of its big
Delmonte (’ream Style Corn
gest years in 1953.”
M-D Tissue
8 roll bag
Although the date for showing the
No. 3(13 can. 2 for
3 pkgs.
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new Chevrolet has not yet been an
Pillsbury Cake Mixes
nounced. Teague is already making
2 bottles
Delmonte Catsup
I plans for a display of the car here.
Flav-R-I’ak Frozen Straw berries
8 lb. bag
Arizona (¡rapefruit
He is confident that interest in the
12-oz. pkg., 2 for
new model will draw record-breaking
2 lbs.
Bananas
crowds to his showroom.
Flav-R-I’ak Frozen Raspberries
Assembly of God Church
You Are Cordially Invited!
Baldwin’s Clothing Store
Lyons, Ore.
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79c
89c
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49c
12-oz. pkg.. 2 for 49c
Durkee’s Margarine
Tang Salad Dressing
Fisher’s Flour
to 29c
Qt. 49c
i‘t. 29c
25 lbs. 1.98
10 lbs. 89c
5 lbs. 49c
Harold's Shell Service
39c
35c
35c
49c
29c
each 10c
C'alavos
California Cauliflower
n> 13c
Pork Roast Shoulders, lb 43c
Colored Roasting Hens
to 39c
Picnics. Sugar Cured
to 43c
Pork Steak
to 49c
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Pay Cash
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SAVE at Girods
AT STAYTON
Mehama. Ore.
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DRIVERS LICENSE EXAMINER
A drivers license examiner will be
on duty in Mill City, Thursday, Jan.
| S, 1953, at the Fire hall between the
hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p,m., according
to an announcement received from the
secretary of state’s office.
Persons wishing original licenses
or permits to drive are asked to file
, applications well ahead of thV sched-
' tiled closing hour in order to assure
¡time for completion of the required
license tests.
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A DAUGHTER—To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cremer. Lyons. December 25.
at Salem General hospital.
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The Mill City Enterprise
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Salem Lighting & Appliance Co.
183 N. High Street
Court House Square
'The Most Show for Least Dough
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