f—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Mrs. Vernon Todd and Mrs. W. W.
Allen attended the presentation of
the Robert Shaw Chorale in Corvallis
Sunday evening, having been dinner
g^sts of Miss Mary Holthouse and
Mrs. A. A. Holthouse before the con­
cert.
PATTERSON
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Oct. 30 instead of Oct. 23
This sale is being extended because some
of our merchandise is arriving late.
See the broadside for
He is giving Oregon a
fresh, vigorous leader­
ship that people like
and completely trust.
Special Prices
Hilltop General Store
Pd Ad Patterton for Governor Com . Ted R Cam-
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Chairman.1236 S.W. Bro^iway,Portland. Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Cole and son,
Frederick; Mr. and Mrs. , Vernon
Wiscarson and daughter, Sandra; Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Foos, and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Cole, all of Salem, were
dinner guests Sunday at the Jay R.
Mason home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Cole came out Saturday evening and
i spent the night, and the others came
Sunday.
Mill City, Oregon
Phone 2724
Vote 111 X
Members of the Legion Auxiliary
met at their hall Monday night with
Mrs. Louise Oliver, president in
charge. Carol Andreassen and Patty
' Stewart, of Gates, gave reports of
their attendance at Girls’ state, which
was sponsored by the group. A “plast­
ic party” fbllowed the business ses­
sion, with refieshment hostess being
Mrs. Ethel Nygaard.
RE-ELECT
ED R. CARDWELL
Republican Candidate for
State Representative
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‘Develop and Protect Oregon’s Natural
Resources and Industries”
(Paid Political Adv.)
Stayton-Jefferson
AUTO WRECKERS
Rebuilt motors and trans­
missions.
Cars bought and sold
We buy junk.
Phone 6284, Stayton, Ore.
Meeting Here Tonight
The Mill City Garden club will hold
a meeting at Fellowship hall here
tonight (Thursday) at 8 o’clock.
A special speaker will be present
and will talk on glads. The public is
invited to this meeting.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
AND INVITATIONS
at The Mill City Enterprise
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The Firemens Auxiliary met last
Thursday with plans being discussed
for helping with the Firemen’s Bene­
fit November 20. Mrs. Tom Morris,
president, conducted the meeting. Mrs.
I Francis Bodeker became a new mem-
1 ber of the auxiliary at this meeting.
After the business session, pinochle
was in play with Pat I.emke winning
the door prize; Barbara Morris, high;
and Frances Merrill, low. Hostesses
serving refreshments were Irene Po-
J drabsky and Eva Agee.
Linn County
A surprise house"arming »as held
recently for Mr. and Mrs. William
Kramer of Lyons, with 40 guests in
Hand painted bath towels
I attendance.
were presented to the honorees.
Cocktails and buffet luncheon were
served by the guests.
MEHAMA—Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Wagner, who were married in Wash-
ington, D.C., September 25 spent a
couple of weeks visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Giles
Wagner. Dick is employed in the dip­
lomatic department of the government
and expects to be sent to Germany
soon after his return to Washington.
The entire membership of the Mill I Mrs. Wagner will accompany him.
City Toastmistress club, headed by
The newly-weds were honor guests I
Mrs. Vernon Todd as president, will at a large family dinner held at the
be guests of the Stayton club on Women’s Clubhouse Saturday evening,
Thursday evening, The local group October 16. Present for the dinner
will furnish part of the program.
were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wagner,
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wagner, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Mason and Mrs. Elmer Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly attended Keith Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Harry '■
a banquet meeting of the Silverton Monroe, Judy and Linda. Mrs. Ercill |
Lions club in their club room last
Janice .and Rodney, Mrs.
Wednesday evening. The occasion Wilson,
Maude Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs.
marked the official visit of the Dist­ Hubert Wagner, and Sara Kay; Mr. |
rict Governor, John Boock of Albany. and Mrs. Walter Bevier, Mr and .
Mrs. Gilbert Wagner, Linda, Donald
Jim Poole, Floyd Fleetwood. Lowell and
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wag­
Fleetwood and L". Ross went to ner, Deborah;
Danny, Nicholas, and Patricia,
Warner Valley Friday night and did Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wagner and
some goose hunting Saturdav and James, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tinney
Sunday. The group returned Sunday from Mill City, Mrs. Floyd Monroe
night bringing home 15 geese. Mrs. and
Mrs. Ralph Trask from Albany.
Ross and her sister, Mrs. Homer
Thacker managed the store during
Garden Club To Hold
Mr. Ross’ absence.
FOR
PAUL
Housewares Sale
Our Marshall-Wells Houseware Sale will
be continued another .week. It will end
HOUSEWARMING AT LYONS
Entertain Newlyweds at
Family Dinner at Mehama
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2«. 1954
THE DEAN CLINIC
Op«n 10 until 5 Monday through Friday.
Until 8 pm. Monday, W«dn«.da> and Friday.
Chiropractic Physicians ... In our 43rd year.
2026 NORTHEAST SANDY BOULEVARD
Twl«phon« f Ait 3918
Portland 13, Ora.
No need to have clothes with spots
when you can have them cleaned
by as for so little.
Just call Mill City 3418
We'll pick up your cleaning and
deliver it to you promptly.
NU METHOD
48 HOUR SERVICE
Mill City, Oregon
Hours 9 to 6
Salem Sand & Gravel Co.
HEAVY HAULING
Phone Stayton (Wright Truck Line) 2125
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Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
COUNTY PIANHIKS nd ZONING
EXCAVATION & CONSTRUCTION
Contracting and Rental
4-WAY PROTECTION
PROVIDES THIS
Ph. SALEM
Day 3-9408
Nite 2-4400
Re-elect ♦
For All Property Owners
1
Warren Gill
Protect the Investment in
YOUR HOME
STATE
After buying your home-the largest single
SENATOR
investment most families make in a lifetime
—you want assurance that your neighbor­
County zoning protects the
suburban areas without affect­
ing lands within the limits of
any incorporated city in
Marion County.
hood will remain an area of homes. Intelli­
gent use of our county's lands will PRO-
TECT your investment. NO SUCH PRO-
For Linn County
Paid Adv. Gill for Senator Com.
TECTION NOW EXISTS!
2
Encourage PAYROLL Industries
3
Marion County's AGRICULTURAL
RESOURCES are Protected!
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.
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Thu 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 agricultural use. A CONTINUED HEALTHY
AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRYl
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 for intelligent planning and controlled
natural resources, a plan that
expansion of our suburban areas is recognized by
• tnone. residing in Marion Count), who takes the
protects and takes into con­
time to net? 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.
fic. You are interested in protect'ng your homes
from the deteriorating effect of encroachment of
industry' «nd commerce, and you want to provide
industry «nd 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 Marion County s future.
You can seise the interest of all by voting X 9 vea in November.
MARION COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
William Merriott, Chairman
Orville Herrold
V 1» McMullen, Secretary
Homer Goulet, Jr.
Don Cannon
Pd. Ad. by Manon Co. Planning Com.
Ray Smith
Fred J Schwab
W
A. Merriott, Chm.. Woodbum, Ore.
Harley
Libby
Harry Riches
When You See THIS on Your Ballet
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"Shall th« County Court Be Authorized to Enact
Zoning and Land Use Regulations?" • • •
VOTE X !l YES
It pays to insulate your home—because the
insulation PAYS FOR ITSELF IN FUEL
SAVINGS! Estimate gladly given-without
obligation.
OWE ns - corning
/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 (. ity Limits. Highway 22
Phone 6803