LYONS
2_ THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, JANI AR4 6, 19 » ■>
By Eva Breasler
We’re Back
On the Job
After an enjoyable vacation we
are back on the job ready to
serve you that
Fine Food
Drop in and see us soon.
We are also serving your favorite cocktails.
Chuck’s Fine Food
LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 22 EAST OF GATES
The United Nations, its purposes,
possibilities and its working rela
tionships with the church will be the
subject under discussion by the Lyons
MYF, according to Jerry Gustafson,
Christian Outreach chairman of the
gioup. A 4-session unit, the study be
gan January 2 with Janet Beilin,
former youth delegate to the United
Nations, sharing her experiences and
impressions with the group. Panel
discussions and filmstrips are plan
ned for the succeeding sessions.
Representing the Lyons MYF at a
weekend training conference at Jason
Lee Methodist church in Salem, this
coming weekend will be Judy Norton,
Mehama, and Virgil Trout, Lyons.
The conference will deal with the pro
gram aieas of Christian Fellowship
and Christian Citizenship, and will
provide the training necessary for the
two young people who are responsible
for those areas within the Lyons
group. In order to assist the youth
group in its future program-plann
ing, the WSCS of the Lyons Method
ist church recently voted to pay the
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lA>t us take care of your heating oil needs for the rest
of the winter. We’ll keep your tank or barrels full of
That Clean-Burning Shell Heating Oil
H. L. ASHBY
Phone 7907 or 5934
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MILL CITY , OREGON
Business and Professional
registrat on fees for the two repre
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sentatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Decker, •
Clarence Jr., and Sue Ann of Eugene,
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JOHN W. REID, M. I).
were New Year’s guests at the George
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Hubard and George Huffman homes.
.Mrs. Decker is a daughter of the
Physician and Surgeon
Hubbards and sister of Mrs. Huff
man.
MILL CITY, OREGON
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of .Vlr. and Mrs. Lyle Burmestei
were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Beran and her aunt, Mrs. Fan
J. YV. GOIN
nie Kalina of Scio. The dinner was
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honor the
Beran’ o s on their 40th
to rioiivr
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By HAROLD'S FLORAL GARDENS
wedding anniversary, which will w?
Phene 6338
Stayton, Oregon
January 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Berry have
i eturned home after spending the
holidays in Sacramento, Caiif with re- |
latives.
Weddle Funeral Home
Donald Olmstead, who spent the
holiday vacation at the home of his
Madern Funeral Service
parents, returned to Klamath Falls,
where he attends OTI.
STAYTON
OREGON
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Nova Ann Gerath returned to Cor
vallis where she is a student at
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Oregon State.
ond fceep youf cor in safe driving
Cecil Bassett returned to Eugene,
cord'ficn at all times!
where he is a student at the Univers
ity of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kubeck and
sons, Jerry and Steven, of Fairbough.
Septic Tanks and Sewers Cleaned
By Mrs. John Teeters
Calif., were Friday night guests at
Phone Salem 39468, COLLBCT
S Sgt. John Barker and A2c Clif
1079 Elat St. W. Salem
the home of her uncle Wood Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wright and ford Ciook left Sunday for Edwards
daughter, Mary Ann, returned home AFB in California after spending a
after spending, the holidays with week’s leave here at the Charles
relatives at Mountain Home, Idaho. Crook home.
Stayton-Jefferson
Cecil Teagarden has returned after
Visiting at the Hailey Johnson
visiting with relatives at Nampa, home and with other relatives and
AUTO WRECKERS
friends for Christmas were Mr. and
Idaho.
Mrs. Carl McDonald, of Kent. Mrs. Merle Johnson and daughter
Rebuilt motors and trans
Wash., and son, Grant, of the U. S. from Glendale and Mr. and Mrs.
missions.
Navy, who is stationed at Alameda, Willard Johnson from Florence.
Calif., were Sunday guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wagner and
Cars
bought
and sold
h' me of her brother, S. T. Roberts chrldren visited here several days
We buy junk.
during the Christmas holidays from
and family.
Truman McClellan, who is with the Happy Camp, Calif.
USAF spent the holidays with his
The Howard Siewerts from Neotsu
Phone 6284, Stayton, Ore.
wife and children at the home of her were weekend guests at the Ray-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Walk mond Branch home.
er. Mrs. McClellan returned to Ala
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Berringer from
bama with him. They will return late Springfield visited friends here dur-
in January for the children, Pat and ing the weekend.
SEPTIC TANKS
Jimmy, who remained
with their
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz from
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grandparents. They will then return Fortuna, Calif., visited Monday of
to Arizona where he was formerly last week at the Robert Draper home.
Prompt service in the
stationed.
Visiting Tuesday were Mrs. Drap
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Downing have er’s sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Canyon when you call us
moved to The Dalles, where he will Roscoe Smith, also from Fortuna.
be employed in the Electrical section
Visiting for the Christmas holiday
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of The Dalles dam project. Duane, ' at the home of Mrs. Esther Ohms w’as
who as an engineer at the Detroit Eddie Beck from Eugene. Richard Satisfaction Guaranteed
dam was the last of the personnel to i McCord from Euphrata, Wash., vis-
Stayton
leave there. They plan to e at The ited for several days between Christ- Phone 6284
Dalles for aobut six years.
mas and New Years. Also visiting at
the Ohms home was Henry Chenchek
from Denver, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Finkner from
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Se Scete 'Witá
Akron, Colorado, visited several
<lays last week at the B. L. Kirsch
home. The Finkners, who were
<C?a<tory-Supervised
neighbors of the Kirsch’s in Colorado
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also visited at the L. E. Wallen and
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Chris McDonald homes. Weekend
guests at the Kirsch home were Mr.
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and Mrs. Paris Bouche and family
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from Canyonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMurdie
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and family moved last week to the
Apple Tree Court east of Lyons.
Stiffler’s Radio &
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MEHAMA
MIKE'S Septic Service
What’s the new news in the ’55 cars ?
Is it V-8 Power?
Is it suspended pedals ?
Ford has had it since 1932
Is it Ball-Joint Suspension ?
Ford had it in 1954
Is it hood-high fenders?
Ford introduced them in 1952
THE MILL CITYr
ENTERPRISE
Ford introduced them in 1952
Is it oil and battery signal
lights, curved instrument
panel, rotary door latches,
push-button door handles,
power-lifts for all windows,
Overdrive, Hotchkiss Drive?
Ford has had all of them, too!
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vember Iff. 1944 at the post office at
Mill City, Oregon. under the Act of
March 3. 1879.
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Mlii City, Oregon
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you’ve been mentioning —3
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seem to amount to much—
just a few faint symptom»
But, neglected, thest 'Tittle
ills” cun lead to big bills for
doctors, medicines, etc; not
so mention needless suffering
and loss of precious time»
Consult a Doctor now—
you 11 save by it in the ends
And, of course, we hope you 11
bring his prescription to ee
poundings
When you need
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MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Special Sale
For the Month of January
The NEW S is Thunderbird Styling
It’s not the l<H»k you saw in any of last year's cars. It’s
the new look inspired by the Thunderbird. Anti it set the
styling for Ford’s '55 lines.
GENVINE BALLERINA CHINA
In any five colors or mixed colors
Test W
The NEWS is Trigger-Torque Power
It a trigger-quick GO which C*n obey your Kornm&ncis in
7 KM) of a wcond —four times faster than you can wink.
The NEWS is Angle-1 ’oised Ride
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A new, advanced form of Ball-Joint Suspension which not
only swallows the big burnt* but also cushions minor ruad
flaws to make even smooth ruads ride smoother.
PHILIPPI MOTOR CO
BLUE
GREY
GREEN
YELLOW
( HARTRUESE
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5 Piece Place Set $1.19
HILL TOP GENERAL STORE
STATTON. OREGON
A & M Toman
Mill City. Oregon