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5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THl RSDAY. FEBRl ARY 3. 1955
Mrs. Bertha Dickie, former em­
ployee at Viv’s Steak House is again
back on the job.
INSURANCE
Miss Nona Sane, of Portland, was a
weekend guest at the Charles Um-
phress home here.
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Have you planned your life in­
surance policies and savings so as
to make certain that they can do
the things you really want them
to do?
For example, suppose you should
die before your time,
Have you
arranged for cash for final ex-
penses . . . cash to pay off the
mortgage on your home . . . a
comfortable income for the first
year or t»o during the difficult
readjustment period ... a some­
what lower income until the child­
ren are grown . . educational funds
for the children . . a minimum life
income for your widow ?
Have you really
PLANNED
your family security?
Por full infirmation about plann­
ed security —
Call, Telephone or Write
JAMES I. POOLE
Special Agent
NEW YORK LIFE
MILL CITY, OREGON
Telephone 308
P. O. Box 506
Rev.
Harms, superintendent
of the California Evangelistic Asso­
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw, Craig
ciation of the Northwest will be heard and Mrs. Bessie Bassett were Sunday
as a special speaker at the Commun­ dinner guests of the Elmei Shaws.
ity Church Ftiday evening at 7:45.
Rudy Tohl and Mrs. Ruth E. Witt,
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Harris are were in Bend Saturday afernoon and
back in Mill City again after being evening to take in the dedication of
away for about five months. Mr. Har­ the Elk’s temple there.
ris has been employed by the AEC
plant and the two have been living in
Spending the weekend at Road's
Kennewick, Wash. They returned End on the coast weie Mr. and Mrs
Tuesday.
D. B. Hill. Mrs. J. F. Potter, and Mrs.
W. W. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Muir, daughter, I
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Shereen, ,__________
and Darlene __________
Underwood, r__
mo- ’ Mrs. Lee Bassett and daughter, |
tored to Portland Saturday night and Rosalie, were in Salem Sunday where I
weie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack they visited Mrs. Bassett’s parents,
Stevens. John attended a State Ex- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Shepard.
ecutive meeting of the American Le-
gion while in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt, and son.
Brian, were visitors in the Gresham
Visitors at the George Cree home area over the weekend. They were
this past week were Mr. and Mrs. guests of their son-in-law and daugh­
Arlie Harris and daughter, Mrs. I ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Frace.
Gladys Mason, Mrs. Laurell Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott, accom- |
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and Betty
Lou and Mrs. Lynn Lambert, and panied Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens |
of Lyons, to Toledo Sunday, where [
daughter, Wilma, of Lyons.
they were dinner guests at the Melvin .
LaVine home.
Mrs. Florence V. Mayberry, teacher
and lecturer for the Baha’i World
Dinner guests at the Melvin Wilkin­
Faith will speak at a Fireside, Fri- son’s were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ship- i
day, Febiuary 4 at 8 p. m., at the man and children, from Salem, and 1
home of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Martig, Mr. and Mis. Bill Lee and their |
Gates. The meeting is open to the youngsters.
public and all interested persons are
invited to attend. Mrs. Mayberry in
Mr. and Mrs. Al Zuber report the
private life is a wi iter of short stor­ birth of a son, named Thomas Martin,
ies, radio scripts and articles. She is1 born to them in Salem last week. The I
past president of the Santa Paula, Zubers were former residents here, ]
Calif., Chamber of Commerce and of moving to Salem last spring.
the Business and Professional Wom­
en’s club of that community.
Chief of Police Meader this week I
says he has a good red male Cocker
Spaniel at his place. He will gladly |
give the dog to its owner if he calls I
for it, and ¡f it is not called for by
Saturday, he will have to dispose of it.
Gooch Logging Supply
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Everything for toe Logger
BASSETT’S WELDING SHOP
Phone 116
Phone 1141
Branch Store at Lyon«
Sweet Home, Philomath
Qualify Meats and Groceries
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
FOOD LOCKERS
FROZEN FOODS
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
FEBRUARY SPECIALS
Dish towels , each 20c 5 for 98c
Hand Towels 39c
Nylkara Yarn, 50% Nylon, 50 % Yicara
Regular 49c SPECIAL 39c
PILLOW SLIPS 1.29
I LOT USED BOOKS 25c each
VALENTINES Icto25c
MILL CITY VARIETY
HUGH and ALICE WALKUP, Props.
ATI Bob CmphreNH, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L’mphress, arrived in
Mill City Thursday for a short fur­
lough from his base at Kingsville,
Texas. He has been teaching radar at
the Texas base.
SHOP
EVERY DAY
IGA 59c
FREE
Ask us for details on how to win a big basketful of
groceries absolutely FREE at our store.
Stephen Todd, son of the Vernon
Todds, returned to his studies in
Miss Prichard’s second grade loom
Monday, following almost two week’s
absence due to a tonsilectomy and
other complications.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cree have re­
ceived word that their daughter, Mrs. |
Arthur O'Rourke (Crystal) of Ukiah, I
Calif., was taken to Stanford Hos-;
pital in San Francisco last Thursday '
for major suigery. Mrs. O'Rourke |
was here 12 days during her mother’s
din ess.She is a former Mill City girl. I
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Mr. and Mrs. Dub Stewart were
hosts Sunday to a group of friends
1 and relatives. Their guests were Mr.
land Mis. Jim Brawshaw, Mr. and
| Hank Boyd, from Salem, Mr. und
’ Mrs. Jack Stewart and daughter from I
Scio and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barney I
and daughter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman and
' the children attended the Convention i
of Christian churches held Sunday at I
the East Side Christian church in Al-
I bany.
Mrs. Frank Bass and Miss Alice
| Smith went as visiting delegates from I
i the Cascade District Sunday School
Union last Sunday to the Lyons
Methodist church and Sunday school.
The two women urged participation
of -the Sunday school in the District
1 Union metings. They reported a j
friendly spirit in the church and a I
i warm reception of their invitation to
the Sunday Schoo] convention being
. held April 17.
An interesting program was pre- '
| sented by Miss Marion Pesheck’s first
grade, Mrs. Bentley’s second grade,
and Miss Sigrun Grimstad’s third
grade in the elementary school gym-
I nasium Friday night. The first two
grades presented “A Visit with Moth­
er Goose,’ with many individual
characters from Mother Goose ap­
pearing in costume. The music for the
production was in charge of Miss
Alice Smith. Presented by the third
grade was an Indian War Dance and
a •'lay, entitled "The Brave Little
I Mole.”
HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN
We will bet it has been longer than you think since you changed
the Oil in your car or truck.
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POUND
IGA SUNNY MORN
COFFEE 79
'GA Mill
IQ Cans Cl
Shortening
IGA
Sno Kreem
3 lb. can
69c
Have you given your car or truck
a good thourough greasing lately?
If not, why don't you stop in today . . . right now while you are
thinking about it?
IGA Wieners lb 39c
We'll give your equipment expert care,
Eddie's Associated Station
Highway 22 at 7th Street
Phone 542, MILL CITY
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HILL TOP MARKET
HAROLD KLIEWER
Telephone 2744
MILL CITY, OREGON