t—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Guests at the John Swan home
Saturday were their son and daugh
ter—in—law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
The Harold Dustans were visited Swan and children of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Stahlman enjoyed
Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. D. Miller,
a visit with Mrs. Stahlman's father,
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett and M. W. Dorothy, who stayed with them
daughter,
Rosalie, were dinner guests foi a week before retuning to Prine
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The McCulloch 4-30 saw has 4 brake
ville.
¿•y
Sunday at the Earl Bassett home.
horsepower I (There are many ways to
Driving to Albany Tuesday for an
Mr.
and
Mm.
R.
F.
Nelson
enjoyed
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measure or claim horsepower McCulloch
all-day meeting of the Presbyterial
a
weekend
visit
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
saws are rated exclusively by accurate
Executive Committee were
Mrs.
Charles Gordan of Lebanon.
James Swan, Mrs. Herbeit Schroeder,
dynamometer.)
Mrs. Jessie Veness of Portland and Mrs. Noble Streeter.
{ was a weekend guest of her son and
Emma Nichols has reported that
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
her father, Steve Nichols, suffered a
[ Veness.
stroke and is in the Santiam Memorial
Overnight guests last weekend at hospital for treatment. He will be
J the Robert Thorps home were Mrs. taken to Portland later in the week.
I the Robert Thorpe home were Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Baughman en
Reeves from Delake.
tertained
as dinner guests Sunday,
Mrs. H. E. Smith was in Clatskanie Mr. Baughman
’s brother and sister-
|
from
Tuesday
until
Saturday
where
ANGLE
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Baughman
medicai
treatment
for
she received
Equipped with exclusive new McCulloch
CUTTING
I and son, Timothy, of Salem.
asthma.
high speed Sabertooth cutter chain, the
Mrs. John Muir went to Mt. Angel
Visiting at the R. I.. Roberta home
4-30 has sensational speed; it cuts big
Wednesday
night where she took her
Mrs.
Kate
Shimmin
and
Sunday
were
trees and logs in seconds I
son, Bob and Miss Patricia McKinney, 8 and 4U obligation. This is the fun
and honor organization of the Amen-
from Salem.
I some other features:
Recent dinner guests at the Verne I can Legion. Their yearly project U
Shaw home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1 child welfare.
L Automatic clutch...Kickproof automatic-
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel motored
Bassett and their family, and Mrs.
‘ »wind starter...Chroma-plated cylinder
to Portland Sunday where they took
Bessie Bassett.
wall... Chroma-plated saber steal blada
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shuey drove in a merhandise show. They reported
...Built-in oilar...Positive chain tension
McCulloch Motors presents the powerful,
into Portland Saturday to spend the cloudy weather in Portland until in
control... Grouped engine controls, in
weekend with their son-in-law and the afternoon. Here in Mill City the
cluding starting primer button; no chok
smooth Model 4-30 gasoline-powered chain saw.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Que Haines. sun shone brightly all day long.
ing required. Weight is properly balanced
It is a professional-quality saw of advanced
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mundt and fam Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cooke received
on each side of blade for easy use in all
design, built for fast, all-day sawing in
ily were in Salem Sunday, where they news this morning that their son at d
positions.
timber up to 5 feet in diameter.
were guests of Mr. Mundt’s parents, daughter-in-law, Lt. jg and Mrs. Jim
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mundt.
I Cooke have become parents of a 6
Largest Builders
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crass and ' pound
nminJ baby
huhv girl,
orirl named
nflmpH Lynn.
T.vnn This
Thii
of Power Chain Saws
son, Lee, of Manzanita, were visitors is the Cooke's first grandhchild.
here over the weekend at the Bob
Mr. and Mra. Dale Groves have
Mundt and Bud Thomas homes.
purchased
the Charley Wolverton
Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Plymale and house on West
Kingwood. The family
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Hutchinson and has been living in Jefferson, with
family were guests Sunday at the
Mr. Groves driving each day to the
Clyde Golden home in Idanha.
M&M Plywood plant where he is eni-
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1st and Broadway
ployed.
A birthday dinner was held at the
V erda Goble home in honor of their
son, Rodney’s 15th birthday. Guests
were Ml. and Mrs. Bill Swan, Ryan.
I Swan and Chuck Davis. After the
dinner the young people went to an
afternoon movie.
Miss Alice Smith, superintendent
of the Mill City Presbyterian Sunday
school, and Mrs. Frank Bass, super
intendent of the Mill City Commun-
i ity church Sunday school, recently
, went as delegates from the district
Sunday school union to visit the De-
troit Church of Christ.
Mr. and .Mrs. George McConnell of
Portland, were visitors Tuesday at
the Jay R. Mason home. Guests one
day last week were Mr. and Mrs-
George Wilds and son, David of Eu-
gene.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wyrick and
children were weekend guests at the
home of the Verbecks, Mr. Wyrick
contributed to the morning service of
the First Christian church by singing
The couple is now living in Roseburg,
but they are both graduates of Mill
City high school.
Bob Mundt, who works with the
How to tell if it's a modern short-stroke engine: check the
water department of Pacific Power
specifications of bore and stroke. in a short-stroke engine
& Light company, is being transferred
the “stroke” is as short as, or shorter than the "bore.”
to Albany. He will begin his duties
there about the 31st of this month
and will move his family when suit
able quartets can be found.
.L, a^rTn€e Thornley. younger son. of
the Melvin Cases, has returned home
I
after having completed his two-year
tour in the US army. He plans to
work in Portland, temporarily before
entering Lewis & Clark college to
complete his studies. He formerly at
tended Portland State.
A series of "coffee hours” has be-
gun here, in the interest of the fund-
raising campaign for the March of
Dimes. The first of these parties was
held at the home of Mrs. Bob Veness
Tuesday. Atending were Mrs. Al
*/nkus, Mrs. John Swan, Mrs. George
i 'eteto and Mrs. Kenneth Chance.
Russell and Carl Kelly took about
15 members of Coach Burton Bor
ough s high school basketball squad
Corv_allis Saturday night, January
as their guests at the Oregon-Ore
gon State basketball game at Gill
THIS YEAR, the truck industry is beginning to
Coliseum. This has been a very
follow Ford’s lead to modem shortstroke V-8 engines.
special treat to the boys for the past
several years.
Shorter stroke prolongs piston ring life up to 53%.
A program featuring three of the
Engines last longer! You get more usable power. You
lower elementary grades W111 be
can save up to one gallon of gas in Beven!
sented in the Grade School auditorium
M c C ulloch
Make sure you get Money-Saving
short-stroke power. Only FORD
has it in every truck!
But here’s the big thing to remember: FORD and
only Ford gives you a short-stroke engine in every
size truck from Pickups to tandems— available nou!
Ford, most experienced builder of V-8’s in the busi
ness, has four short-stroke V-8’s and the industry’s
most modem short-stroke Six.
So, before you buy any new truck this year—
look under the hood! Go modem! Go short-stroke!
Go Ford Truck—the Money Maker!
C mlus / Ford Triple Economy Trucks
Leras /
suowrov ‘
Phone 2724
Ji ill City. Oregon
AfQ/Vf r MAKERS FOR '55
Philippi Motor Co.
Great TV.
Ford Theatre, Station KPTV, Thursday 9:30
Phone 2344
Stay-ton. Oregon
8v 1? clock’ Fnd«>' night, January
All interested persons are invited
,
-' The prt’Kr*m will consist
of * A Visit With Mother Goose,” by
Mrs. Bentley’s second grade and Miss
Peshecks first grade; and the pre
sentation called “The Brave Little
Mole, by Miss Grimstad’s third
grade class.
Delegates from the Mill City dist
rict Sunday School Union, Glen Shelt-
and Bonny Kirsh and Gene Coles,
of Mehama, visited the Community
church in Idanha Sunday. The trio
found vigorous Sunday school activi-
¡es there, with about 85 present that
day. Their visit was made especially
pleasant by the friendly spirit of the
churhe folk. Pastor of the church is
Hilbur M. Schmidt. Mr. Shelton re
I ported a foot of snow jn Idanha, al
though it was rapidly melting.
Twelve were in attendance at the
regular Bible study class at the home
of Mrs. D. B. Hill Thursday morning.
The group, conducted by Rev. and
Mrs. Noble Streeter, just completed
the study of the Book of Revelation,
■nd will now take up the study of
Luke. A surprise visitor, but former
member, was Mrs. Glen Gordon, who
now makes her home at The Dalles.
-Mrs. Gordon stated that her son, Don,
■nd family, live in Klamath Falls
where he attends Oregon Technical
Institute. Mr. Gordon is at present
working in Idaho.