»— THE MILL CITY ENTER)*RISE THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1954
Arev Podrabwky caught the biggest
Ill at her home the past ft w weeks
fish we’ve heard of so far this season. has been Mrs. Ernest Graham, with
Mrs. Russell King has returned
Sunday, up near Gates, he hooked and her neighbor, Mrs. Louis Veibeck. also
home after spending several days at landed a 36 inch steelhead, which having been ill with influenza.
St. Vincent’s hospital in Portland un weighed 16 pounds.
der obsei vation.
Several local women drove to Scio
Reports come here that Ed Kellom. Monday ___________________
afternoon to attend funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thielke spent who is in the Vets hospital at Port- I services at the Scio Christian chutch
a recent Sunday in Molalla, visiting land, is improving somewhat. It was for Mrs. Cora Calavan. mother of Mrs.
with old-time friends, all former resi not learned when he was expected Clayton Baltimore of Redmond, but
dents of Idaho.
home.
formerly of Mill City. Going fi om
Miss Evelyn Johnson, and the len- here were Mrs. Louis Slaton, Mrs.
Spending the weekend at the home
Anna Swift, Mrs. Fred Duffy, Mrs
essess family with their Bavarian trio
of her parents, was Betty Lou Cree, will appear in Silverton this Friday Melbourne Rambo, Mis. Charles Kelly,
Mrs. John Swan, and Mrs. Charley
is attending Pacific university at For-
evening at a program which is being Stewart.
est Grove.
put on at that place.
Paint-up—(’lean-up—Fix-up
Make our city a better place in which to live
I
Arthur McGrandle, former worker
on the Detroit dam, has left for Rose
i
burg, where he will be employed.
Mr. and Mrs. George McConnell of
Portland, spent the weekend at the
Jay Mason home. The men did a little 1
,
fishing over the weekend.
Lee Knowles, Dub Stewart and, Mrs. Fred Duffy and her brother,
Verne Shaw fished over the weekend ’ Lee Morris, visited in Prineville from
on the Wickiup river, but repuiteu Friday until Sunday at the home of
an uncle, who is also the brother of
not too good fishing.
Bert Morris of Mill City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mird, the lat
ter the owner of Shirley’s Beauty ,
shop, diove to Idanha Tuesday even
ing to be dinner guests of Mr. and •
Mrs. Jack Haseman. Additional guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Huber Ray.
Shuffleboard
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MILL CITY, OREGON
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Moving to Molalla this past week
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kuhlman re-
were Mr. and Mrs. Don Flatman. Mr.
turned Wednesday of last week from
Mrs. Howard Farmen, Mrs. Kay
Flatman la working for the Weyer-
St. Maries, Idaho, where they had Roberts, Mrs. Pear) Ketchum and Mis.
haeuser Timber company.
gone to visit with Mr. Kuhlman's par Farmen’s niece, Janice Strickler, made
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kuhlman.
a “flying” trip from Salem Airport
Roger Nelson and Lowell Stiffler
to Victoria, B. C., from Friday until
spent Saturday and Sunday fishing
Attending the Lion club talent show Monday. Purpose of the trip was to
on the Metolius river. They report Thursday night, were Mr. and
Mrs. attend a wedding of relatives in the
poor luck on the trip.
Glen Blegen, of Lowell, former resi- Canadian city.
dents here. They spent the night at
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lalack and the Jay R. Mason home.
Recent guests of the Charley Stew
Monte, spent Sunday in Salem at
arts were her mother, Mrs. Anita Ar
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy
A nursing conference with immuni lando of San Jose, California, her bro
Lalack.
zation for diptheria. whooping cough ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
and tetenus will be held at the Mill Robert Saltalamachia and two child-
An overnight guest at the Lee Ross City Elementary school from 10 to ¡ len, also of San Jose. Mrs. Arlando
home Monday night was his brother, 12 o’clock Tuesday, May 11 by the and her two grandchildren remained
Bob Ross, of Madras, who went on Marion County Public Health Nurse. for a month's visit.
to Salem Tuesday morning.
At the First Christian church Sun
Mrs. Gladys Trask of Fresno, Cali
Miss Leola Hathaway of Redding. day, Mother’s Day will be observed. fornia, arrived early this week for
California, accompanied by Miss Ca Each mother present at the Bible a visit with her sister, Mrs. J. F.
thy Marmaras, spent the weekend school will be given a flower and Potter. She had made a stopover with
with the Lester Hathaways. Also re special invitation is extended to each J their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
turning to Mill City with them was mother of the Bible school pupils. | Clyde Hill of Salem. Mrs. Potter spent
Mrs. Clyde Hathaway, who is rejoin
j the weekend at her beach home at
ing her family after having been em
Mrs. Lee Bassett, son Maurie and Roads End.
ployed at the junior college in that Miss Shiiley Mohler, went to Salem
I The
. Mill
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city.
Sunday to take in the ball game be
City Ministerial Associa-|
tween Calgary and the Senators. Both i tion met Sunday afternoon to further
games were won in overtime periods plans for a Vacation Bible school to
Business and Prefessional by Salem.
be held June 7 to 18. Three depart
DIRECTORY
ments will be provided as heretofore,
| Wilma Jull, who has been under to include children from 5 years of
the doctor's care since April 1, suf age to those who will have finished
fering with an eye infection, returned the 6th grade. Further announcement
JOHN W. REID, M. I).
to her work in the student nurses will be made later.
library at the Oregon State hospital in
Physician and Surgeon
Salem, this week.
Jim Poole Sr., accompanied by his
sons Jim Jr., and Lester, fished on
MILL CITY, OREGON
Mrs. E. K. Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Rich the Wickiup river over the weekend.
ard Freeman and child, en. Mrs. Susie They went up Friday night and re
Haynes, Mrs. Eathel Hill, Mrs. Ike turned Sunday. A 21 incher was
Myers, Mis. Glen Shelton, and minis- caught by Lester, but they stated
WOOD’S STORE
j ter and Mrs. H. E. Jull attended the the fishing there was not too good. It
Genera) Dry Goods
convention of the Willamette district was only 5 above zero Saturday morn
NOTIONS
LINGERIE
I of Christian churches at Lebanon, ing. They brought home a good catch
READY-TO-WEAR
but got most of them at Detroit res
Monday of this week.
HOSIERY
ervoir.
LUZIERS COSMETICS
The Lions Club Auxiliary held an
important meeting at the Bank Cafe
last Wednesday evening, with Mabel
PLUMBING—WIRING
j Nelson as hostess. Plans were made
Water Pumo Service
for Charter Night, following the regu
24 HOUR SERVICE
lar pot-luck dinner. The next meeting
BROWNIE VALDEZ
I will be held May 26, with Mrs. Don
Salem. Oregon
Phone 2-3786
as hostess at her home.
Good Music
Make Sure It Fits
You can be sure of satisfaction
when you deal with the Mill City
State bank. Our commercial loaq
department can furnish you tailor-
made financial arrangements to
fit your needs.
Informal and friendly, we are at
your service—to discuss the type
of loan best suited to your budget.
Stop in and see us about your
Commercial Finances.
MILL CITY STATE BANK
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hathaway, who
spent several weeks al the co?st,
J. W. GOIN
¡were at their home m Mill Ci.v thi-
VETERINARIAN
week, but will retu>n to the beach for
STAYTON
Phone 4148 additional rest. Mrs. Hathaway is
Opposite
much improved from injuries received
Claude Lewis’ Service Station
in a car accident months ago. Mr.
Hathaway still is wearing a body cast.
! have
Mrs. Harry Wood, owner and pro-
prieor of W’ood’B store, has been con-
fined to her home because of illness
Septic Tanks and Sewers Cleaned for several weeks. During her absence,
the store has been operated by Mrs.
Phone Salem 3-9486, COLLECT
John Swan and Mrs. W. O. Hamricks
1079 Elm St. W. Salem
of Parks Airforce Base, California,
the latter being a sister of Mis. Jack
Colburn.
Weddle Funeral Home II Sgt. and Mrs. William N. Me-
' Clintock (Patricia Cree) are receiving
Modern Funeral Service
congratulations on the birth of their
OREGON first child, a daughter, born April 29
STAYTON
at Salem Memorial hospital. The baby
■ has been named Patricia Elaine and
I weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. Grand
parents are Robert McClintock of
Suie "fáctá
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
of Mill City; great grandparents, Mrs.
J. C. Dickinson of Salem, and Mr. and
fo< rory- Suparviiaa^
Mrs. George Cree of Mill City. Great
ANY
ANY
great giandmother is Mrs. Alice Burt-
MAKE
MODEL
i on of Albany. Mayor and Mrs. J. C.
! Kimmel are great uncle and aunt.
FOR YOUR
Sgt. McClintock arrived in Mill City
rELEVISION OR RADIO
Wednesday evening from Camp Pen
dleton. Oceanside, California for a 30-
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I day furlough. He returned Friday
I from Hawaii where he has been sta-
Stiffler’s Radio &
I tioned for the past six months. Mrs.1
Applinace Co.
! McClintock has been at the home of
Mill City, Oregon
her parents while her husband was
overseas.
MIKE'S Septic Service
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Cake
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world’s largest
meuter
a completely new
The V-8 engine has come a long wav since Ford introduced its
first V-8 over 22 years ago. During these years, preference for
the V-8 engine has grown steadily . . . and today there are
twice a* many V-S’.s being built as there were right after World
War 11. This demonstration of car buyers' preference is proof
that the V-8 engine is best suited to modem motoring needs.
For 1954, Ford has stepped even farther out front with the
revolutionary new Ford Y-Block V-8 . . the most modern
"eight in any car at any price! This new deep-block, low-fric
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longer engine life and less gas waste. And this great, overhead
valve V-8 costs les« than any other “eight”. . . less than prac
tically any other "six," too.
But the new Y-block V-8 engine is only one of the many "Worth
More" features you get in a V-8 Ford. You also get the smoother
riding and easier handling of Ford’s new Ball-Joint Front Sus-
pension. You get your pick of 14 brilliant new body styles—
with trend-setting interiors. And you can have power steering,
power brakes, power windows, power front seat, and Fordo-
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•<it ntra cost
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Snow-flake Light
Roses-ln-Snow Cake
For Mother’s Day
Sure as your mother likes a light tender cake,
she’ll love our Roses-ln-Snow C ake. >»e take the
highest quality ingredients to make a rich batter
_ bake it with care to form two fine layers of
moist white cake. Spread it thick with creamv
white frosting and heaps of sweet milk cocoanut.
Topped with a bright red rose, it will really
please Mother. Order one fresh baked ttxlay.
MUIR’S BAKERY
Phone 2222
Mill City. Oregon
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MILL CITY, OREGON
Phone 2724
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STAYTON, OREGON
Phone 2344