Rev. James Thompson, pastor of the remain in the States for a two-month informally during the week.
Methodist community church
of refresher course in business adminis­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, foim-
Sweet Home delivered the sermon. tration, before returning home. Mrs. erly of Depot Bay have moved to
Business and Professional
Special music by a choir of Gates
Gates and are occupying the Brisbin
Mrs. Albert Millsap
DIRECTORY
Rush was hostess at several affairs
The Board of Trustees of the Fair­ students and the faculty male quartet honoring her brother during his stay house, just north of the Gates Post
office.
view Cemeteiy Association are re­ was presented.
Mr. and Mrs. Robeit Levon left at her home. She entertained at lunch­
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questing all those taking floral offer­
eon Saturday, a sister, Mrs. Berta
GATES AUTOMATIC
The American Cancer Society says
ings to the cemetery to place them in Friday evening for San Francisco for Jorgenson and daughter, Mrs. Isaac
that
only
a little more than half of
LAUNDRY
cardboard containers, rather than a short vacation, expecting to return and two children, all of Jefferson.
the
public
knows even one of the
home
the
middle
of
this
week.
They
tin cans, which car be readily disposed
Complete Drying Service
: Dinner guests Saturday evening were seven cancer danger signals accord­
of later. Also to please cairy away will be the guests of Mr. Levon’s
¡Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chittick, of Sa­ ing to a survey.
Open 6 Days a Week
with them upon leaving, any trash,1 paients while in the city,
home
thus making less work for the care- ; i Last weekend visitors at the
-L- L
—- lem; Sunday guests were Mr. and
W EDDING AN NOU MEM EN Tb
| I of Mrs. Frankie Johnson _
¡jnd Royal Mrs. Ernest Chittick, also of Salem.
taker.
at The .Mill City Enterprise
'
_
.j
__
Numerous
friends
were
entertained
Mrs. Joe Novak was hostess at her were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wise, ac-
JOHN W. REID. M. I).
home Thursday afternoon to a gioup companied bv Mr. and Mfs. Floyd
of neighbors for an informal “gab-! Herman, all of Portland. Sunday
fest” and social time. At the close of guests weie Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Physician and Surgeon
You Can Own a
■
the afternoon the hostess served Hughes, also of Portland.
Alfred Richardson
"Kolace
”
a
Bohemian
dainty
and
cof-1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MILI CITY. OREGON
Bran d New 1955
fee to Mrs. Osterhout, Mrs. Charles and son, Alfred Jr., were Sunday :
Rush, Mrs. Floyd Völkel, Mrs. Cecil guests at the residence of Mr. and
Haun, M tb . Dan Morrison, Mrs. Stan- Mrs. L. L. Rynearson.
ley Vail and Mrs. Albert Millsap.
I William H. Chittick, of Manilla, in
J. W. GOIN
Mrs.
George
Arthurs
is
in
Seattle
the States on a combined business and
EXPERIENCED VETERINARIAN
visiting relatives and former friends pleasure trip has been a guest at the
By HAROLD’S FLORAL GARDENS
i home of his brother-in-law and sister,
Phone 6338
Stayton, Oregoo for a two week vacation.
:
. Mi.
m >. unu
and jit»,
Mrs. riaii,
Frank ouriBii,
Burish, us
of 0C1U
Scio *•*..
Mr. «mu
and iwio.
Mrs. omcc.ivc
Clarence iiusu
Rush me
the past
past
Six Passenger
were Sunday visitors at the home of week. Mr. Chittick is connected with
a firm of Consultant Industrial Elec­
Sedan for only
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Frost and son, trical
'
~
Engineers in Manila, where he
;
Jack,
and
daughter,
JoAnn
were
in
has
resided
for
years.
He
was
a
form-
Weddle Funeral Home
Delivered Price at
Portland Satuiday, where they at- er resident of Salem and student at
Modern Funersl Service
tended « meeting of Oregon delegates, Willamette University. He will return
who will attend a meeting of the Na­ to the Islands May 28. Also a guest
OREGON
STAYTON
tional Educational Association in Chi­ at the Rush home was Miss Lourdes
cago. They also were dinner guests at Penaflorida, also of Manila and an
I employee of the same firm. She will
| the Mallory hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oliver were
1 Salam visitors Satuiday and returned
HaRRRR^MRPRNMRMaMMRr. '«■■■■■
I heme driving a new '55 car. They and
Septic Tanks and Sewers Cleaned their three daughters, accompanied
Model 4-30
Phone Salem 39468. COLLECT I by Mr. Oliver’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1079 Elm St. W. Salem
I Clyde Oliver drove to Corvallis to
This rugged, powerful, one-man logging tool will fell up
j the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oliver
to 5-ft timber... does all logging jobs fast and easy.
where tffey were dinner guests. In the
Come in for a demonstration and get the feel of this
afternoon the group went boating on
“powerhouse'' chain saw. You'll like it, for sure.
the river from Corvallis to Albany
MILL CITY
LIGHT WtIGHT-ONLY 30 LM. WITH 14“ BLADI
and return.
IsterckMasakl« Hast« co—« 14* ts «2* Md altk 13* bee.
Baccalaureate services honoring the
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Raymond Branch &
senior class of the Gates high school
Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc.
and members of the eighth grade
Son Equip. Co.
weeklv nicklips $1.50 nee month
graduating class were held at the
Also light hauling
Hiway
22, Mehama
Leonard Herman
Phone 3952 Gates Community Church of Christ,
Sunday evening, May 22 at 8 p. m. The
8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, MAY 26. 1955
NOW
M0T0RÂMIC CHEVROLET
11,699
GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET
MIKE'S Septic Service
McCULLOCH
Stayton-Jefferson
AUTO WRECKERS
Rebuilt motors and trans­
missions.
Cars bought and sold
We buy junk.
Phone 6281, Stayton, Ore.
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Prompt service in the
Canyon when you call us
Reasonable Rates
Satisfaction Guaranteed i
CHAIN SAW
l(ords lowerprice
lets you buy
the works”!
Stay ton
Phone 6284
Water Systems
Fowler Clothes Dryers
$100 a month . . . $200 a
month . . . $500 a month . . .
$1000 a month. You probably
have some figures in mind
for the amount of income
your will want to have each
month when the time comes
for you to quit work and en­
joy the autumn of your life.
Would you like to know
just how much you wouldl
need to set aside regularly]
for life insurance premiums,7
in order to achieve that goal ?
I will be glad to furnish you
with the information with-
out any obligation what-
I
soever on your part.
Call, telephone or write
JAMES I. POOLE
Special Agent
NEW YORK LIFE
MILL CITY, OREGON
Telephone 308
P. O. Box 596
Master-Guide Power Steering
lets you park up to 757o easier
You ease info or out of tight
parking spaces with far less
effort. Unlike many power
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Guide leaves you with a nat­
ural “feel'’ of steering . . .
assists you the moment you
need extra turning or parking
“muscle.”
Swift Sure Power Brakes let
you stop up to H easier
You travel relaxed . . . arrive
refreshed. And Ford’s sus­
pended brake pedal makes
stopping even easier.
Power-Lift Windows let driver
regulate all 4 windows
There’s a separate control at
each window for passenger
convenience. From the driver 's
seat you can set each window
with a touch on the control.
Because Ford is priced hundreds of dollars below
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INSURANCE
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Fordomatic, power steering, power brakes,
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with the money you save!*
ay Power Seat gives exact
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A single control moves front
seat forward or bock, up or
down, for exact height, leg
room you want. The only 4-
way seat in Ford's field.
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WE SELL BETTER
CARS FOR LESS
GENE TEAGUE
CHEVROLET
STAYTON. OREGON
IT PAYS TO BUY AT
HOME
Sute
AM*
<
bHIlCO
ANT
MOOLI
YOUR
television or radio
3207
Stiffler's Radio and
Appliance Co.
MILL CITY. OREGON
You can profit from the experience of
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buyers who have made the switch to
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And whichever of Ford’« 16 beautiful
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New Speed-Trigger Fordomatic
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for estro-fost speed trigger
starts, just press the occeler-
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Wosh owqy in low.'' Fordo-
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d-ec*—all while the selector
lever is set at Drive "
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Phone 2724
PHILIPPI KOTOR CO.
Mill City, Oregon
Great TV.
Ford Theatre, Station KPTV, Thursday 9:30
Phone 2344
Stayton. Oregon