The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, June 23, 1955, Page 8, Image 8

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    •—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, ISM
How Long Since
Your Watch
Was Cleaned ?
t
Even the finest watch
should be cleaned and oiled
at least once a year. Neglect
today—may mean costly
repair bills tomorrow.
EXPERT WATCH
INSPECTION
Let us inspect your watch.
It's worth a few moments
of your time to find out
whether all's well. There’s
no charge or obligation for
this service.
WTiy not drop in today ?
Baker's
Mill City Jewelry
Telephone 2643
MILL CITY
We use GENUINE
FACTORY PARTS
Those present weie Mr. and Mrs.
Oswald Hirte, who is employed in aid and Patty, of Sherwood, were
Mayer-Harnish and small son, Thom­ Medford, was home Fatheis day and guests last week at the L. L. Ry-
as, Mrs. Edward Chance and son, Ed­ reports he enjoys and is standing his nearson home. Mr. McNamee and
ward Jr., and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. work fine. It has been about a year Mrs. Rynearson are brother and
Mrs. All>ert Mills»«
Martig and three children.
j since Mr. Hirte "as seriously injured sister.
____ Woman
_____ ’s club is spon-
Gates
His
Two local b>ys, Charles Kuhlman ; in an automobile accident.
| soring a benefit card paity Saturday and Royal Schaei, who were sent to daughter, Ann Marie, who is em­
Too Late To Classify
' night at the community center at 8 Boys State in Corvallis, returned ployed in Salem for the summer was
| o’clock. Pinochle and “
500 1 will be home Saturday. The boys report a also home for the weekend. Sunday, FOR SALE—Four door Chevrolet
played and refreshments served. wonderful and instructive time.
Ann Marie left for McMinnville to
sedan. Radio, heater. Also 1934
Prize- will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klutke and attend the Grand Assembly of Rain­
Plymouth coupe. Both in good con­
Fathers Day was observed in many two boys, accompanied by Mr. and bow Girls, for two days, before re­
dition. See Geoige Rambo or call
of the homes Sunday, with family Mrs. Howaid Farmen, of Mill City, turning to Salem.
3205.
25
dinners and get-togethers.
spent the weekend in Whitney, in
Mr. and Mrs. William Hirte entei- .
Kenneth Martig and Dr. H. G. Ea tern Oregon, guests at the home tamed at their home Sunday in honor LIKE TO TRADE equity in nice
home for trailer house. Inquire at
Majer-Harnish were entei tamed at of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ranes.
I of his father, Frank A. Hirte, of Mill
Silver Saddle Service Station. 25tf
dinner at the Martig home east of
Percy Mulligan, of Gates, was City. A potluck dinner was served to
Gates.
elected Saturday night to serve as ; the honored guest and wife, Mr. and
Thursday guests at the home of Commander of the American Legion Mrs. Fiank Hirte, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martig were Post No. 159, at the meeting of the Frank H. Hirte and sons, David and
Mr. Martig’s father and step-mother, ; Legion in Mill City.
Marvin, of Portland, and Mrs. Oswald
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martig, of Port­
Ellen and Roberta Chance, daugh- Hirte and four youngsters. Oswald
land, accompanied by their house ters of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chance, Hirte and Ann Marie could not at­
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kuyken­ j and Darlene Joaquin, were among tend.
dall and two children, of Missouri. I Gates girls who attended the Theta
Albert Millsap was complimented
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Dr. Mayei-Harnish of Portland was I Rho convention in Klamath Falls i by a belated Dad’s day dinner Mon­
guest of honor, Saturday, in observ­ I two days last week. The girls were ac- day evening when his daughter and
ance of his birthday anniversary, at companied by Mrs. Walter Thomas, famiy of Stayton came to the Mill­
a picnic dinner served at the home and two daughters’ also members of sap home. Those present were Mr. and
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I Martig.
_ Theta Rho and Mrs. Philip Hess.
Mrs. Edmund Klecker and family, of
| Stayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Dorland
Swan and two babies, of Salem.
Emil (Red) Johnson, who was
seriously injured in an accident in
the woods last Wednesday, where he
i was employed by the Northern Lum­
Better get that automobile of yours in top
ber Company, is still hospitalized at
Santiam Memorial in Stayton. It is
shape for the trip. Nothing gives you more sat­
reported he is still in great pain and
may be placed in a body cast, though
isfaction than knowing your car is safe and de­
the doctors are quite sure the back
pendable. You can get this assurance by hav­
was not broken, but badly bruised.
ing our factory trained mechanics check the car.
Keith Henness, from Arcata, Calif.
| spent the weekend at the home of hi»
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness,
BRING IT IN TODAY
where his wife is staying at the pres­
ent time, awaiting the anival of a
"son and heir.”
Mrs. O. W. Watson has been ill at
her home the past week and under a
doctor’» care, following minor surg­
Phone 2344
STAYTON, OREGON
ery..
I Mr. and Mrs. Don McNamee, Ron- i
CHECK THE NUMBER
by your address label
Vacation Coming Soon? Better Get Ready
GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET
THE MILL CITY
ENTERPRISE
Entered as second class matter No­
vember 10. 1944 at the post office at
Mill City, Oregon, under the Act of
March 3. 1879
NEWSPAPER
\
PUBLISHERS
ASSOCIATION
Per Year Marion-Linn Counties $2.50
Outside Marion-Linn Counties 33.00
Telephones 2651 or 905
I DON W. MOFFATT Editor-Publlshor
DR. MARK
If the number says 7-55 HAMMERICKSEN
it's time to mail your
subscription to us.
Why not send us your
renewal right now be­
fore you forget it. Viv's Steak House
Only S2.50 per year in Phone 5807 • • • Mill City
Marion and Linn Coun­ Open 6 a. m. to 11 p. m.
ties. S3.00 elsewhere Closed Mondays
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Has moved his Mill City office
to Stay ton in the Post Office
Building, 2nd Floor, tn the
Dr. Victor J. Myers offices
Thursdays 1 p. m. to 6 p. m.
HOME OFFICE:
M3 W. FIRST, ALBANY
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You Live Beller for Less Willi
Cheap Electricity Serving You!
EXAMPLE:
It costs only pennies a week to run
a modern electric refrigerator
GROOMING GETS
THE GROOM
Oops! Pardon the pun.
But we really mean it.
Our scientific cleaning
methods are an important
key to your success.
PHONE 3418
NU METHOD
<8 HOUR SERVICE
Mill City, Oregon
Saturday, June 25
Special Family Night
GEORGE MONTGOMERY in
THE LONE GUN
— Plus —
“LUCY” BALI WM. HOLDEN
MISS GRANT
TAKES RICHMOND
Treat your family to a mo via
this Saturday
Families 99c Others 50c
Sunday, Monday
June 26 and 27
TYRONE POWER.
Safe, convenient storage for every kind of food is automatically
SUSAN HAYWARD in
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yours with a modem electric refrigerator, and for just a few cents
UNTAMED
a week at Pacific Power’s low electric rates.
ClnemaScope
Big freezer compartment... plenty of ice cubes... moist-cold
crisper for vegetables.. special storage for foods such as meat
and butter ... automatic defrosting — these and other new fea­
tures add up to modern convenience at its very best!
June 28 and 29
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FAMILY NIGHTS
WILLIAM BISHOP in
It's further proof of the many ways your low-cost electric
service from Pacific Power adds up to the biggest bargain in your
family budget!
OVERLAND PACIFIC
— Pina —
LIZ LRETH STOTT.
CHARLTON HESTON, in
or old-style refrigerator
on a new, modern one!
See your electric
appliance dealer
PACIFIC POWER.
&LIG-HT COMPANY
Electricity's cheap in Pacific Powerland
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EACH OTHER
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Ma. Pa. Kids for 99<
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