The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, June 10, 1954, Page 8, Image 8

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    THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Leu Dibblee left Friday afternoon
Enterprise Class Ads Pay
for The Dalles to join her husband,
who is employed there. Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Reynolds and son left for their
By Mrs. John Teeters
Mr». AU>ert Millsap
Taking part in the services Memor­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kist had as their new home in Lebanon. Mrs. Dibblee
weekend guests their son-in-law and and Mr. Reynolds were members of ial day at the Mehama church were
laughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. the high school faculty. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potts, Ivan E. Kenagy and
James L. Dixson and Mr. and Mrs. Don Miley and two children will leave Orvii Cat per all of Albany. These
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Harry Kjelmer, all of Portland Satur- the last of the week for Longbeach, men are members of The Gideons In­
I day. On Sunday they were sut prised California, for an extended visit at ternational and special offering was
Tax Consultant
Auditor
l by a visit from friends, Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mr. Miley’s parents be­ taken up at the close of the morning
Bookkeeping.
Accounting
and
William C. Minea and Mr. and Mrs. fore deciding upon their plans for the services to be used in their work.
Tax
Service
winter.
Joseph Turner, from Portland and Mr.
Ronald Ledke of Boulder Creek, I
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Richards visited California, was here transacting busi­
Corner 3rd and Morion
| and Mrs. Paul West of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Garrison and Friday at Elkhorn at the home of ness last week. He also visited with
STAYTON. OREGON
I -on, Larry, of Richland, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett. Thursday old friends and neighbors. The Ledke’s
Phone Ill«
P. O. Box 1321
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison, of they were guests at the home of their lived here at one time.
.
Mis. Ara Howard, who is employed '
Corvallis were Sunday callers at the gianddaughter and family, Mr. and
, Bob Oliver home. THe Garrisons were Mrs. Harvey Kanoff »nd thiee child­ in Sacramento, California, spent part
ren in Lyons.
former residents of Gates.
of her vacation here visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gordon and friends and relatives. She was a
Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Peetz
I and two children, of Berkeley, Calif., Dalles, where they plan to make their house guest at the Harry Monroes
have moved to Gates to make their _wo children left Sunday for Th< while heie.
1 home. Mrs. Peetz is the daughter of home. They had resided in Gates tor
Bob Crook and Ronnie Adams left
THURSDAY
i Mr. and Mis. Phillip Cann and Peetz ' the past four years, while he was em­ for California May 31 for a short i
is the nephew of Mrs. W. R. Hutche­ ployed at Detroit dam. They have vacation trip and returned home June j
occupied the George Bajley home for 6. While in California they visited foi |
son.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore and the past year.
several days with Clifford Crook, who I
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rynearson and is stationed at Edwards Air Force
June 19, 11. 12
| family drove to Hamelton, Washing­
two youngsters will move from the Base.
BROD CRAWFORD.
ton, to spend the Memorial holidays.
MARJORIE REYNOLDS in
The Gates schools closed for the Jerry Lyons residence, which has been
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Branch
I summer vacation Friday, June 4. Mis. sold, into the Bailey home just vacat­ went to Klamath Falls Saturday morn­
BADMEN OF
ed by the Glenn Gordons.
ing to attend the graduation exer­
Many new families have moved to cises at OTI. Their brother-in-law and
TOMBSTONE
Gates in the past two weeks. The nephew, William Holfuss and son,
motels have “no vacancy’' signs up. W'ayne, were both members of the
Plus—in Color
The Wison cottages are all rented and giaduating class. This was the first
MILL CITY
DEBBIE REYNOLDS,
still more looking for accomodations. time father and son had been gradu­
THE ( HAMPIONS, in
Mr. and Mis. Charles Tucker and ated together from the institute. The
DISPOSAL SERVICE
two sons and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Branchs i eport snow
in
several
GIVE A GIRL
Henness and Kandee, left Saturday places between Bend and Klamath
Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc
for a trip which will include a visit Falls on their way down, but the
weekly pickuoa J1.50 ner month
to Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. weather was much better on the re­
A BREAK
Tucker and famib- will continue on to turn trip Sunday afternoon.
Also light hauling
Colorado to visit relatives while the
Dickie Bijyeu, son of Mr. and Mrs.
SUNDAY, MONDAY
Hennesses will go to Ogden, Utah, to Orville Bilyeu is recovering from se­
Leonard Herman
Phone 3952
visit at the home of Mrs. Henness's vere facial lacerations which he re­
June 13-1«
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ceived when he was attacked Friday
Salchenberger. Upon their return Mrs. afternoon by a neighbors dog. He was
ANNE BAXTER.
Salchenberger and daughter, Linda taken to a Salem hospital where he
STEVE COCHRAN in
will accompany them to Gates to visit could receive the care of a specialist.
CARNIVAL STORY
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur It was expected that he could return
Blackburn; her sister and family and home the last of this week.
In Technicolor
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball and other
Mrs. Orval Greer from Marion
relatives.
Forks was a Mehama visitor the
Colorful—Excitement Packed
Weekend guests at the Burrel Cole first of the week.
/ y
Drama of Circus Life
home were their son and family, Mr.
Mrs. Pearl Alloway and Mrs. Je- i
and Mrs. Darrel Cole and three child­ nette Behrens spent Tuesday of this
ren from Klamath, California.
week in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henness and
TUESDAY,
son, of Mehama, were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr. Henness’s parents,
WEDNESDAY,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Haines, who re­
June 15-16
cently opened the “Oak Cafe” former­
ly known as Pauline's Cafe, had as
JOHN DEREK, WANDA
their guests, their son and daughter- j
HENDRIX, W M l BBSNN IN
in-law, Chief HMC J. E. and Mrs. I
in
Haines of Astoria. Haines, with the
U. S. Navy, is stationed at Tongue I
SEA OF LOST SHIPS
Point. They were enroute to Albion, When you need
Coast Guard Thrills
Idaho, to visit their brother and fam­
NEWS
ily, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Haines, where i
PRINTING
Haines is principal of the grade
' school.
Telephone 2651
Doors Open at 7:09 P. M.
Mis. Gilbert Brosig and daughter,
Complete show can be seen am
Mrs. Robert Wilson and infant son MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
time up to 8:30
were in Gates, frora their home in
Klamath, California, to attend the I
graduation from the local high school, j
of their son and brother, Jerry Lar- I
son. They were guests at the home !
of Mrs. Brosig's parents, Mr. and
Walter Bresbin during thir stay.
Recent guests from Hillsboro visit­
ing L. T. Henness and his (laughter,
Lillie Lake, were Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
| neth Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Merle
, Sineolt, who spent the weekend. From
I Salem were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ratze-
I hurg and son, Robert and his two
' daughters, from Sacramento, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap accom-
2*/j tin
for
j panied by Mrs. Wilbur Meinert and
i three boys to Stayton Thursday of
in Heavy Syrup
“At the Bottom of the Hill"
' last week, where they were guests at
i the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Klecker and family.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mace, of Newberg
| were Saturday callers at the Joe
Byron Davis, Owner
Mill City, Oregon
I Joaquin home.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 196«.
GATES
MEHAMA
W. N. SIMMONS
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WE'VE SIFTED OUT
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Mill City Enterprise
Never - -
Peaches
Hunt’s,
Sliced or Halves
Margarine
Holiday Brand
A Pounds for
QQ1’
O 7
Catsup
HUNT’S
11 ounce bottle
COFFEE
a
54c
MILL CITY TAVERN
Beef Stew
DINTY MORE
24 Ounce can
4 Oc
J
COOKIES
O bottles for OO<‘
Announcement!
Vanilla coconut about 130 cookies 47’
21 ounce package
J
BISQUICK
<t| .03
Chase and Sanborn’s
round Can
2
a Dull Moment
10 ounce package each
40'
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE
LEASED THE
New Associated Station
IN MILL CITY AND WILL APPRECIATE
MAKING YOUR ACQUAINTANCE
I
NALLEY’S BRAND
15 Ounce Can—J Cans for
Spaghetti dr Meat
NALLEY’S BRAND
15 0*nci S m 2 *"r
Specials For Friday and Saturday
STORE HOURS—7:00 to 7:00
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June 11 and 12
Except Holidays and Sundavs
STEWART'S GROCERY
Daily Delivery in the City
Phone 4407
Order Deadline 3:00 P. M.
Mill City. Oregon
We will handle a Complete Line of
FEDERAL TIRES
FLYING A BATTERIES
AND ACCESSORIES
Watch For Our Grand Opening
Eddie’s Associated Station
Highway 22 at Tth Street
Phone 512 MILL CITY