KELLOM’S
8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
I poor road conditions.
ENGINEERS SHOW STOPPING
Reduced to general terms the motor
DISTANCE AT V ARYING SPEEDS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1953
GATES
9
the Stated for a visit with relatives,«
association engineers point out that
SHINE
reaching
Portland
Monday
of
last
,
at 20 miles an hour a "safe’ distance 1
week. She is visiting a brother in Sa-1
at which to follow another car would
H A M BURGER
Mrs. Albert Millsap
SUPPLIES
lem. Other guests at the Nygaard
be not less than twice the length of
STAND
A number of California guests home the first of the week were Mr.
the average car, which is 15 to 18 feet
were in Gates the past week. Some of and Mrs. Wally Thorsell and two
Brushes,
long: at 30 miles not less than four
Serving Delicious Hamburgers,
them were not much impressed with children of Portland.
times
the
length
of
a
car;
at
50
miles
Coffee, Pie and Ice Cream
i our prolonged summer rain storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorland Swan and
Open Daily 2 p. m. to 10 p. m.
about 10 times the car’s length and Some from the southern section of Kathy of Salem weie overnight guests
Polish
Open Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p. m.
at higher speeds accordingly, up to their state enjoyed our “Oregon. Monday at the home of Mrs. Swan's
15 times a car’s length at 70 miles mist.’’
i grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Mill City, Oregon
Laces
an hour. These distances are not ab­
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Millsap.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Seider
from
Oakland,
solute for all cars but are considered I Keiser were Mr. Keiser’s neice and:
“safe” for cars in average condition family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson i Calif., who were enroute to Centralia,
as to brakes, tire tread and other and three children from Oakland, Wash., where they will reside, were
SHOE
Calif. They had visited here three callers Saturday at the Ned Richards
ers are urged to try outtheir
home. Mrs. Seider will be remember-'
years
ago,
and
it
rained
during
their
I
mechanical equipment.
R E P A I R I N G
entire stay. They left this time fully ed as Miss Ronnie Leitenmeier of
I convinced that it rained always in; Mill City. Her family were residents
of Mill City for years.
Oregon,
Attending the Henness-Teeters nup­
At the William Pennick home were
relatives from Upland, Calif., Mr. i tials in Stayton Friday evening from ;
Pennick's uncle, aunt and cousins, Gates were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fulton and son Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Cole, Mr. j
$
East of the Bank
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Ful- j and Mrs. Clare Henness and Kandee, j
ton and children. From Riverside, | and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Heness, par­ Phone 1826
Mill City
j Calif., Mrs. Pennick’s grandmother, | ents of the groom.
■
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haun, daughter
Mrs. F. M. Beamish, who also visited
relatives in Mill City. Weekend guests Louise and son Mervin, former resid­
[ were Mr. and Mrs. Clausie Ammon of ents of Gates, now of Redding, Calif.,
SPECIALIZING IN DINNERS
50c, 25c after 6 Kiddies Free
Jefferson. Mrs. Pennick and Mrs. Am­ were visiting friends here for several
days the last of the week.
mon shopped in Portland, Monday.
A recent guest from Berkeley,
8 Great Days and Nights
From Emmett, Calif., were Mrs.
OPEN AT 4 P. M. EVERY DAY
Eugene Funk (Mau^e Lawson) and Calif., at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Starting
her sister, Mrs. Floyd Simon (Flor­ Elmer Klutke was Mr. Klutke’s cou­
Serving Your Favorite Cocktails—
THURSDAY. FRIDAY
SATURDAY
ence Lawson), of Astoria. The Lawson sin, Bert Ebaugh. Mrs. Klutke’s sis­
1 family were former residents of ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
an^ SATURDAY
Gates. The ladies visited at the Ed­ Norby of Portland, were overnight
mund Davis, Clarence Johnson, Mar­ guests Thuisday.
Aptern her 3, 4 and 5
Word was received early Sunday
tha Bower and Gerald Heath homes
in Gates and at the homes of Mr. and of the death of Mfs. Pearl Titze in
Mrs. Lee Dike, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Portland at the home of her daugh­
MA & PA KETTLE
Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. ter, Mrs. Scott Lindsay. Mrs. Titze
had been ill at her daughter’s home
Davis of Mill City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stutsman and for more than a year. She was the g ON VACATION
a
Bobbie and Jimmie of Portland, were wife of Edward Ti’tze of Gates.
O
Plus
Mrs. L. L. Rynearson, daughter Su­
over Sunday guests at the W. F.
I
Struckmeier home. Mrs. Stutzman is san and son Dickie, were in Portland
ROD CAMERON and
Mrs. Struckmeier’s daughter. Mrs. from Monday of last week through
Struckmeier spent Wednesday until Thursday. They were house guests at
CATHY DOWNS ia
Sunday in Portland, receiving medical the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howaid
Wilson.
attention.
SHORT GRASS
Saturday and Sunday guests at the I o
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Richards attend­
a
ed the Old Timers picnic in Mehama home of L. T. Henness and daughter
last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richards JVfrs. Lillie Lake, were William Ban­
are receiving felicitations on the birth ter of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
SUNDAY & MONDAY
of their first great granddaughter, Ratbeburg of Salem, Mrs. Fred Guen-
born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kanoff skie of Lyons, Mrs. James King and
September 6 and 7
i
of Lyons. They have five small great two children from Mill City.
STORE HOURS—7:00 to 7:00 Except Sundays and Holidays
CLARK GABLE
grandsons.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Collins (Bud)
GENE
TIERNEY
of Estacada were Gates visitors last LIE, STEAL, DRINK AND SWEAR o
The
following
little
gem
we
swiped
in
Sunday, looking after property here
and calling on old friends. The Col­ from our friend, Larry Spraker, of
NEVER LET ME GO
lins’ were residents of Gates for many the Stayton Mail:
That motto was used fifty years ago
years. Mr. and Mrs. Collins sold their
Feature at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday
grocery business in Estacada recently in the Wiarton (Ontario) Echo. Un­
and plan to take a rest before relocat­ der the motto was the editor’s- ex
planation:
ing. They had just returned from a
“When you lie, let it be down to
trip to Alberta, Canada, where they
pleasant
dreams; when you steal, let
visited Mrs. Collin's parents.
TUESDAY and
Pound Can
Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and it be away from immoral companions;
when
you
drink,
let
it
be
pure
water;
son were at their home over the week­
25c coupon
WEDNESDAY
when you swear, let it be that you
end from Hood River where Mr. Bailey
in each can
will support your home-town paper,
September 8 and 9
is employed. Mrs. Bailey and son plan
to return to Gates when school opens. by paying your subscription, and
GORDON
MacREA
We’re happy to join the others in
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eccleston are have your printing done locally. To
EDDIE BRACKEN
all
of
which
we
add
a
loud
‘
Amen
’
.
”
Quart
announcing the forthcoming marriage
in
the Canyon in Congratulating Kelly
of their daughter, Eileen Marie to
James David Goetzinger of Salem. The
Linn County organised its High­
ABOUT FACE
wedding will be an event of Saturday way Lifesavers Committee early in
Lumber Sales Softball Champs and
Comedy in Technicolor
evening, September 12, at the First August at a meeting attended by 40
Congregational church in Salem.
to wish them continued success in
representative citizens of the county.
NEWS
Mrs. Roy Taylor of Dallas was at Dave White of Albany, was elected
the home of her son-in-law and daugh­ President; Dr. George Crar.e of Le­
Pendleton. We hope you win!
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness over banon, Vice-President; Mrs. H. A.
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO A
Friday. She was here to attend the Pontius, Albany, Secretary, and Don
Complete
show can be seen any
wedding
of
her
grandson,
Keith
Hen
­
Catt, Albany, Treasurer. Harold B.
STEAK OR A ROAST FROM SOME
ness to Miss Doris Teeters of Meha­ Larson, Marshall N. Dana and Walter
time up to 8:30
OF THE BEST
ma, Friday evening. Mrs. Taylor re­ W. R. May of the State Committee’s
turned to her home Saturday.
Board of Directors attended the or­
Out of state guests arriving Thurs­ ganization meeting.
SIMON IZ
SI MONIZ
Enterprise Class Ads Pay
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lou­
Non-Scuff
is Kelle are Mr. and Mrs. Cal Salmon
Non-Scuff
Self Polishing
from Quincy, Ill. for an indefinite
stay. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle and
Self Polishing
children of Cutler City are also at the
home of his parents. Bob Kelle is em­
for Your Car!
ployed here at present. Mr. Salmon is
Phone 234
Lyons, Oregon
Mrs. Louis Kelle's brother.
SIMONIZ—=
Mrs. Olga Mehlun from Trondheim,
G RO(’ E RIES—M E ATS—V EG ET A BLES
Norway, visited at the home of her
nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Or­
FOOD LOCKERS $8 Per year and up
ville Nygaard, Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Mehlun just recently arrived in
WfELCOME
[SÆWi
fita
Traffic engineers have compiled for
the benefit of the public the distance
required to stop cars at varying
speeds. The distances are based on
a time elapse of three quarters of a
second between the time the eye or
ear detects danger and when the
brakes are applied, and are as follows:
At 20 miles per hour, 43 feet; 30
miles, 73 feet; 40 miles 115 feet; 50
miles, 166 feet; 60 miles, 226 feet;
70 miles, 295 feet.
The engineers point out that these
distances are figured under “excel-
lent" conditions and the distances
would be greater under wet, icy or
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W5OW
1
By Shopping
Regularly at
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Wesson 69c
||J Prize
f <■ i Beef
Choice
Grade
Floor
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Wax
Quart 98c
Thiel’s Store & Market
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BIG
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Half Gallon
1602
CAN
$1,59
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Get your car ready
for Winter
some good news about cancer
Margarine
S C H O O L
FIG BARS
1 Pound
45
KRISPY CRACKERS
2 pound box
49
HI HO CRACKERS
1 Pound Box
33
GINGER SNAPS
1 Pound Box
33
SANDWICH BAGS
Wax. 100 count
WAX PAPER
Cut-Rite, 125 ft. roll
CHILDREN’S SIZE
LUNCH PAILS, comp.
feCOHg
PARI-MUTUEL WAGERJNO
See Us for Locker Beef
These Prices effective Friday and Saturday only
Stewart’s Grocery
Daily Delivery in the City
Phone 1107
Order Deadline 3:00 P. M
Mill City, Oregon
1:15 p.m. Daily except Sun
8 Days Starting
S A T I R D A Y
Adm. 50c to $1 Incl. Tax
ArrRoxiMATtLT one in four of the 158,000 lives lost each
year in the United States from cancer could be saved if
the knowledge already in existence could be made avail­
able to all—assuming that the knowledge is seted upon
promptly. Here are the danger signals:
1. Any lump or thickening, especially of the breast.
2. Irregular bleeding or discharge from any of the body
openings.
3. Any sore that does not heal.
Persistent indigestion.
Sudden changes in the form or growth of a mole or wart.
Hoarseness persisting for two or three weeks.
Regional pain.
Onlv in the early stages can cancer be successfully arrested.
At the appearance of suspicious symptoms see your doctor
M once. For prompt, expert prescription service, call on us.
Mill City Pharmacy
J. C. KIMMEL
Phone 6607
MILL CITY. OREGON