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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1954)
4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 Housewares Sale Our Marshall-Wells Houseware Sale will be continued another week. It will end Oct. 30 instead of Oct. 23 This sale is being extended because some of our merchandise is arriving late. See the broadside for Special Prices Hilltop General Store Phone 2724 Mill City, Oregon MEHAMA By Mrs. Jotwi Teeter» A large group of relatives and friends surprised Mrs. Chris Me Donald on her biithday Saturday with a pot luck dinner at her home. Those present for the dinner were Mrs. Mc Donald and son, “Bud”. Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. Gerald Rockwell and three children, Mrs. Douglas Barrows and daughter, Mrs. Lester Luke and three children, Mrs. G. W. Coffman and two daughteis and Harriet Golliet; Mrs. Donald Teeters and son; Mrs. Harold Longfellow and son; .Mrs. L. E. Wallen and two daughters; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Good, and Elmo Good. From Salem were Mr. and Mrs. Don aid Johnson and childien, Mrs. Blanche McDonald and Walt Prebel from Ak- . ion, Colo., who has been visiting in Salem. Elmo Good whose home is in Salem | is spending part of his leave from the I Navy with his brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Good. Visiting during the weekend at the I Kay Roberts home was Mis. Roberts’ mother Mrs. May Quier from Buxton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mosier from Portland visited Sunday at the Ed Taylor and Mabe) Patton homes. Bert Parsons, who has been in a nursing home in Salem for some time visited old friends here Tuesday of last week. Visiting at the Hubert Wagner home was Mrs. Wagner's brother, Carl Kogers fiom Westminster, Calif. Also visiting at the Wagner home and with TRY OUT A NEW SINGER SEWING MACHINE other relatives was Mr. Wagner’s mother, Mrs. Maude Zimmerman. Seven day FREE TRIAL in your heme. When in need Mrs. Dale Crandall was called to of service for your machine or when you need a new ar Ashland Thursday of last week by the need Sewing Machine, Cail or Write serious illness of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hughes of Coos Bay are announcing the arrival of a daughter, Cynthia Sue on October 10. , She weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces. Her i Lultd * m uUpkont book only *ud»r « inga * skwinq machins c<k grandmother is Mrs. F. J. Hughes of | j i Mehama. 130 N. Ceni mereiai SALEM,OREGON Phone 3-3512 The Indies Aid met at the Mehama i church for an all all-day meeting Thursday. A good part of the day was spent cleaning and painting in the iee The Mill City Enterprise for your Printing Needs basement. A pot luck luncheon was enjoyed at noon. At a short business ________________________________________________________ meeting it was decided to have the ham dinner and bazaar November 11. RE-ELECT The proceeds of the dinner are to be used on the church kitchen. It was also decided to sell light lunches on I election day. Mrs. Streeter and Miss REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR , Anna Stout gave interesting reports 1 on the meeting of the Willamette Presbyterial at McMinnville which they attended. The next meeting is also planned for all day and will be PRESENT COUNTY JUDGE held at the church October 28. Twelve Years Experience as Judge Lou Kirkland’s two brothers, Frank (Paid political advertising) Kirkland and Albert Kirkland and wife from Enumclaw, Wash., left last Thursday after visiting here for some time at the Kirkland home. Also visit ing at the Kirklands for several days last week were Ross and Dennis HEAVY HAULING Klutke from Gates. SINGERSÉwíÑc’ center E. G. Arnold County Judge, Linn County Salem Sand & Gravel Co Phone Stayton (Wright Truck Line) 2125 WOOD’S STORE General Dry Goods NOTIONS LINGERIE KEADY-TO-WEAR HOSIERY Ll’ZIERS COSMETICS Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment EXCAVATION & CONSTRUCTION Contracting and Rental Ph. SAI Day 3- Nite 2-4400 Jenkins Hardware For Spark Heaters WE HAVE A GOOI> STOCK OF Used Oil Heaters And Wood Heaters COUNTY PLANNING and ZONING 4-WAY PROTECTION PROVIDES THIS All Property Owners 1 Protect the Investment in YOUR HOME After buying your home—the largest single County zoning protects the suburban areas without affect ing lands within the limits of any incorporated city in Marion County. investment most families make in a lifetime —you want assurance that your neighbor hood will remain an area of homes. Intelli- . gent use of our county's lands will PRO TECT your investment. NO SUCH PRO Asbestos Stovepipe Stove Boards Draft Regulators Filters and Valves Copper Tubing, Fittings TECTION NOW EXISTSI 2 3 Encourage PAYROLL Industries Planning for industries insures there will be no encroachment for other uses, thus insuring future payrolls in Marion County. These vital industrial activities will find conditions more suitable in the future if their require ments are given consideratiin. Marion County's AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES are Protected! This act does not regulate lands used for grazing, agriculture, horticulture or growing timber Thus future land develoment will be along lines that will keep farm lands available for agricultura I use. A CONTINUED HEALTHY AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRYI Plan for the development of our RECREATIONAL RESOURCES To the Residents of Salem and Marion County: To make the best use of our The need lor intelligent planning and controlled natural resources, a plan that expansion of our suburban areas is recognized by anyone, residing in Marion County, who takes the protects and takes into con time to note of the problems incident to providing sideration the preservation of a sound community for a growing population. You are interested in smooth, easy flowing traf these areas for all the people. fie. You are interested in protecting your homes from the deteriorating effect of encroachment of industry and commerce, and you want to provide industry and commerce a proper place in the com munity There is no order in the development of a street pattern In the areas surrounding our cities and towns There Is no current plan for the orderly future growth of the county The measure on the November ballot authorizes the County Court, based on public hearings and the recommendations of the County Planning Commission, to take progressive steps m controlling Manon County's future You can serve the interest of all by voting X 9 yes in November. MARION COl'NTY PLANNING COMMISSION William Merriott. Chairman Orville Herrold V. D. McMullen, Secretary Homer Goulet, Jr. Don Cannon Pd. Ad. by Marion Co. Planning Com. Ray Smith Fred J. Schwab W. A. Merriott, Ch tv , Woodburn, Ore. Harley Libby Harry Riches When You See THIS on Your Ballot "Shall the County Court Be Authorized to Enact Zoning and Land Use Regulations?" . . . VOTE XII YES It pays to insulate your home—because the insulation PAYS FOR ITSELF IN FUEL SAVINGS! Estimate gladly given—without obligation. //JUST NATURALLY BETTER" We Also Carry Rock Wool Kimsul Zonolite Balsam Wool Reflective Insulation KELLY LUMBER SALES Open Saturdays Authorized Shop Smith Dealer |East Mill City Limits. Highway 22 Phone 6803
