ma Clyde Oliver is caring for the 9— the mill city enterprise
three little Olivers while their par- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954
, ents are gone.
Wednesday. Sept. 29, the day Mr.
Mrs. Albert Millsap
G. B. Frost, superintendent of Hennes reached the century mark,
Members of the girls physical edu- schools attended a principals confer- guests complimenting him were Mrs.
cation class of the local high school ence in Salem Monday and Tuesday,
Lola Irving, Mrs. Mary Mulkey, Miss
honored Mrs. G. B. Frost with a sur-1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas left Anna Stout and Mr. and Mrs. Clare
prise party on the occasion of her early Friday morning for the Lake­ Zibbert, all from Salem. From Mill
birthday anniversary, Monday after­ view area on a hunting trip. They City were Mrs. Cora Goodman, Mrs.
noon, Sept. 27. The affair was held ! planned to return Tuesday.
Lester Mason, Mrs. Frances Barney
in the receation rooms of the high
Mrs. Glen Henness accompanied i and daughter, Betty, and Bill Savage,
school. Assisting the girls weie Mrs. Mrs. William Pennick and two child­ from Silverton, V. E. Morgan.
Edward Chance, Mrs. Jesse Haywood ren to Salem for an all day pleasure | Dinner guests Saturday evening at
and Mrs. Stanley Vail. Invited to trip Saturday while their husbands the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
compliment Mrs. Frost were members went hunting. Mr. Pennick got his Martig were D. M. Sutheiland and
of the high school faculty, Mr. Frost, buck.
son John from Salem.
I
Mr. Crossler, Mr. Persons and Mrs.
Dinner
guests
Saturday
evening
at
j
Crakes, also Mrs. Velma Carey, Mrs.
Charles Tucker and boys of the jun­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth When you need
ior-senior high. Gifts and refresh­ Martig were D. M. Sutherland and
PRINTING
ments provided entertainment for the son, John, from Salem.
Lewis T. Hennes spent a busy
Telephone 2651
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin and week, following the reception given MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Mrs. Oscar Osterhout have returned in his honor, Sunday, September 26,
home following a two week vacation when more than 200 friends greeted
in Spokane, Washington. They were him to wish him happiness on his
E. E. ROBERTS
accompanied home by their brother, 100th birthday. Monday afternoon Mr.
James Arthurs, of Spokane, who will and Mrs. Paul Harvey of Portland and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Coats,
of
Day-
■
Public Accountant
visit in Gates at the Brisbin, Oster­
hout and George Arthurs homes. ton, Oregon, surprised him, bringing .
Tax Consultant
Auditor
Other guests at the above homes this gifts and a basket birthday dinner. |
Bookkeeping, Accounting and
week were Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Harvey, “T’s” niece was form- i
erly Miss Laura Tumidge of Mill City, j
Tax Service
Edes, from Yoncalla, Oregon.
Monday evening guests from Salem j
Mrs. George Mielke and baby,
Corner 3rd and Marion
Patsy, formerly of Gates, now of were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kliehegee,
STAYTON, OREGON
Eugene, and Mrs. Mielke's sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ratzburg, Mr.
Wayne Ranson, of Lyons, were Sat­ and Mrs. W. Lee Hutchins and daugh­
Phone
4114
P. O. Box 1321
ters, Helen and Ruth, former neigh­
urday afternoon visitors in Gates.
bors.
W. F. Struckmeier, who has been
employed at Tulelake, California, for
the summer was at his Gates home
TRY OUT A NEW SINGER SEWING MACHINE
for four days this week. He will re­
turn to Gates to remain, Sunday, Oc­
Seven day FREE TRIAL in your home. When in need
tober 10.
of service for your machine or when you need a new or
Pvt. Marlin Cole, from Fort Lewis
used Sewing Machine, Call or Write
is spending a 10-day furlough at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Burrel Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oliver are among
the many Gates residents who are
Lialtd in your telephone book only undor since * sewing machine co ,
after their buck. They left Friday
morning for Eastern Oregon. Grand-
130 N. Commercial
Phone 3-3512
SALEM, OREGON
GATES
SINGER SEWING CENTER
If you get a bid that you
know has been paid. Prov­
ing it may not be so easy if
you used cash.
Bills that you pay by check
• . . stay paid. Perhaps it
would bo a good idea to
open an account with us in
the morning.
MILL CITY STATE BANK
MEMf’ER FEDERAL DEPÄSIT INSURANCE CORP.
4,000.000
V-8 FORDS
FORD, THE WORLD’S LARGEST V-8 BUILDER,
HAS PRODUCED MORE V-8’s THAN ALL OTHER
MANUFACTURERS COMBINED!
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A FRIENDLY STORE
THAT GIVES—
S 4 H GREEN STAMPS
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ON THE HIGHWAY
Phone 2106
MILL CITY
It’» America’» largest selling V-8!
There’s no engine so modernl
There's no V-8 priced so lowl
Four out of five V-8’s on the road
today are V-8 Fords! Ford introduced
the V-8 engine to the low-price field
more than 22 years ago ... and is still
the only car in its field to offer the
smrxithness and responsiveness of V-8
power. Add to this Ford’s long, low
silhouette, its clean, modern styling
and its colorful, smartly-trimmed in­
teriors, and it’s easy to see why Ford
is America’s most popular V-8 car.
Ford’s Y-block V-8 has an extra-deep
block that extends below the crank­
shaft for more rigid support, longer
engine life. New short-stroke design,
turbo-wedge combustion chambers,
free-turning overhead valves and ex­
clusive Automatic Power Pilot squeeze
the last ounce of power from every
drop of gas! With 130-horsepower,
Ford’s Y-block V-8 is the smoothest,
most responsive engine in Ford’s field!
Only Ford offers a V-8 in the low-
price field! And no car near its price
gives you Ball-Joint Suspension . . .
for smooth riding and easier handling.
Only Ford in its field, gives you Full-
Circle Visibility . . . the most wind­
shield area . . . the most rear window
area . . . the most total glass area!
And, with many other exclusives such
as susftended pedals and Center-Fill
Fueling, Ford is America’s beet buy!
Its not just a V-8
...its a Y-block V-8
little ills
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you've beer mentioning j
offhand way. ««y nC*
Kern eo amount to mnefe—
few faint tytiptoma,
neglected, these "Unto
fils" can lead to big bills foe
doctors, medicines, etc; no*
m mention needles «uffering
and loss oi precious time,
Consult a Doctor now—
youM aavu by it irwtbe endj
Aad. of course, we hope you'll
twiag his prescription to uu
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WORTH MORE WHEN YOU BUY IT...
NO WONDER MORE PEOPLE
ARE BUYING FORDS THAN
EVER BEFOREI
Capitol Drug Co.
Salem
MILL CITY, OREGON
Phone 2724
WORTH MORE WHEN YOU SELL IT I
Analysis of used car prices shows that Ford
retains a greater proportion of its original cost at
resale than any other car in its field. It’s further
proof of the greater value you get from Ford.
PHILIPPI MOTOR CO.
STAYTON, OREGON
Phone 2344
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