5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1954
MUI Ends
SGT. JACK FLOOR DOES
GOOD WORK WITH AIR
TRANSPORT GROUP
The lyegion Auxiliary will hold a
Une of the key non-commissioned
meeting at the hall here Monday officers of the 1501st Air Transport
evening, according to Mrs. John Muir. Group heie is Technical Sergeant
Jack W. Fiook, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jay R. Mason spent Tuesday George M. Fiook of Mill City, Oregon,
and Wednesday in Salem with her who is filling the position of Military
cousin, Mrs. Art Cole.
Air Transport Service Informât.on
Service officer—a position normally
Richard Verbeck, graduate of Mill filled by an officer with the rank of
City High has been selected as one major.
of 36 students at Monmouth OCE
Colonel Howard E. Kreidler, MATS
to make up the choir this year.
commander at Travis, named Serg
eant Fiook to the officer position
The friendship circle Bible class, as a part of the commander’s non
of the Presbyterian church will meet commissioned officer prestige and
this Thursday at 10:00 a. nr. at the lesponsibility program. Approxima
home of Mrs. D. B. Hill.
tely six key NCOs in this nine squad
ron MATS group have been given such
Mrs. Jerry Vinton, who is employed responsibility.
Outstanding NCOs,
by the Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army possessing a high degree of skill in
at Detroit reservoir, spent Wednes their professional fields having been
day in Portland and from there flew named to these positions.
to Las Vegas, Nevada for the week
For the past six months. Sergeant
end.
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Fiook has handled all contacts with
the Northern California newspapers,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Flatman and Mr. radio and television stations, wire
and Mrs. Dub Stewart were in Salem service and leading motion picture
Saturday night to attend the Wil companies.
The sergeant recently
lamette University homecoming dance was lauded for his excellent planning
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry and handling of the local obseiv-
Boyd. Mr. Flatman and Mrs. Boyd ance of National Nurse Week in the
were classmates.
bay area with television and radio ap
pearances of flight nurses; an open .
George Rambo was able to return house of an air evac transport and
with his parents last Wednesday from the base hospital, along with pre
Providence hospital in Portland where sentation of a documentary television
he spent the past two months. A film seen over Stockton (Calif) TV
member of this year’s senior class station KOVR.
at the high school, it is hoped that
As the MATS Information Services
he will be able to resume his studies representative, Sergeant Fiook hand
in the near future, at least by “re notables, including foreign nationals, 1
mote control.”
that passed through the Aerial Port of
Embarkation bound for the Far East
Francis “Dick” Cain, who makes his and Pacific areas or returning to 1
home with the Cecil Lakes, was the United States.
rushed to the Salem Memorial hos
Sergeant Fiook recently covered the
pital last Thursday evening for an ai rival of Vice President Richard
emergency operation due to a rup Nixon and Secretary of State John
tured stomach ulcer. He is reported as Foster Dulles at Travis. The sergeant
recovering satisfactorialy. He had is the personal representative of Col-
worked for the telephone company on onel Kreidler, senior MATS coord
the day of the attack.
inator on the Pacific coast, in his
contact with all news media and in
Mrs. Don Moffatt received word community relations.
Tuesday night of the death of her
During the Korean war. Sergeant
father, Otto E. Schultz, at Paradise, Fiook, then with Pacific Division,
California. She, with other members MATS headquarters in Hawaii, cov
of her family, who will arrive from ered a poition of the conflict at I
North Dakota and Washington are MATS correspondent, traveling ex-I
planning to diive down Friday to at tensively through Japan, Korea and j
tend the funeral. Airangements were the Far East. He has been assign
jiot complete at the time of going to ed with the MATS unit at Tiavis
press Wednesday afternoon.
since returning to the states in 1952. ■
During World War II, the sergeant
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter came served with
counter
Intelligence
out second best in a run-in with a Corps and in public relations before
train at the crossing on west broad his dichaige in 1945. For the next I
way one evening this past week, two years he was managing editor
They did not notice the cars across of the Merced Sun Star, a daily .
the track when they were making the in that Central California city. Later
approach to the crossing. They were he was employed with the Associated i
traveling west. They just barely hit and United Press before returning
the engine. Only slight damage was to the seivice in 1949. The sergeant I
done to the car, and neither Mr. or took an active part in Central Cali-!
Mrs. Hunter were hurt.
fornia politics working for the re-1
election of former Gov. Fail War
The Mill City Garden club has held ren for a second term.
two all-day work meetings and an-
A graduate of the Mill City high
other is scheduled for today (Thurs- school in 1936, the sergeant enteied
of
Mrs.
day) Nov. 18 at the home
the army air corps in 1939 along with
C. M. Cline. Assembling and com ther young men of the community.
pleting the winter corsages and mak Sergeant Fiook, his wife Dorothy and I
ing other holiday decorations is the children, George 10, and Pamela, 8
woik planned for this meeting. Mem years, reside in nearby Farifield, Cal
bers wishing to attend please contact ifornia.
Mrs. Wendell Heller ^and arrange
ments will be made for transportation.
A housewarming was held recently
for Mr. and Mrs. Dub Stewart, who
have moved into their home in the
CBI addition to Mill City. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Meinert,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Alford, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Barney and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. McCarthy. Mr and Mrs. Jim
Poole were unable to attend. The
group presented the Stewarts with a
gift for their home.
Rev. Noble Streeter and his family
will be spending the next few days
in California. The family will visit
the grandparents in Berkeley while
Rev. Streeter attends a western area
conference on Evangelism in San
Francisco. Dr. Charles Templeton,
the new secretary of evangelism for
the Presbyterian church, U.S.O., will
be the conference leader. Ted West
fall, an outstanding layman from the
Dallas Presbyterian church, will con
duct the Sunday services in Mill City
and Mehama in Mr. Streeter’s ab
sence. A special offering will be
taken for the “Share Our Surplus”
program.
THE NEW BUTTERBALL PACKAGE!
1
majority of
LEC TENDONS
REMOVED
LEGS TUCKER
mo «EIMERS REQUIREP
TURKEY
Pumpkin 3 25c
Coffee lb 83c
Crackers 29
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Cranberry Sauce 2
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FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
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By Jackie Bickett
A student Council meeting was held
at 9 o’clock. The proposed criteria
for Oregon student councils was
read. This was for the purpose to see 1
if the Mill City Council was helping
the school in the right way. Any or
ganization planning a money raising
project, is to take it before the coun
cil to be okeyed.
The school play was a great suc
cess.
The Pep Club is busy getting their
uniforms ready for the jamboree on
December 1. The yell and song lead-1
ers are really working on the yells |
and songs.
AND INVITATIONS
I’. S. No Is
25 lbs
83c
JINGLE BELLS
We love to hear children
singing the old Christmas
songs Of course, most of them
will never go "dashing through
the snow in a one horse open
sleigh.” That’s obsolete. We
can help make tuberculosis
obsolete We can support the
fight to keep TB away from
the lives of these children.
at The Mill City Enterpriao
Buy and Use
Christmas Seals
35c
Sunshine Hi Ho
Mill City Hi Liles
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
cans
RIPE, FRESH. SWEET TOKAY
Grapes2lb,19 Radishes & Onions
Lettuce 2 i 19c
10c
Large, Solid Heads
CRISP AND FRESH
Try
Armchair Christmas Shopping
This Year
Call Your Tupperware Representative
Florence Ressler
PHONE 2407 FOR DEMONSTRATION
IN YOUR HOME OR MINE
Bunches
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Harold Kliewer
Telephone 2744
Mill City, Oregon