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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1955)
2—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY'. NOV EMBER 10, 1955 Quality Meats and Groceries OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FROZEN FOODS FOOD LOCKERS MILL CITY MEAT MARKET ) Olympial new for Whether you choose it direct from the tap or in bottles or cans, you can rely on Olympia to always taste th. Harold Kliewer Junior Everyone is happy this week be- j cause of the three-day vacation due to the Teachers’ Workshop and Vet- I eran’s day. A basketball meeting was held this week to see how many are coming out for this sport. The Lettermen took several loads of scrap metal to Salem Monday. Friday during our Student Body 1 meeting the Pep Club president an-1 nounced they were starting their i subscription drive for The Mill City Enterprise. Their commission will be used to help pay their indebtedness. They are in a contest with the Let termen, who are having a scrap drive. The losers in the contest will put on a party for the winners. Mr. Hoeye completed the sign,] reading "Fir Manor” for the Home i Ec House. DETROIT Business and Professional DIRECTORY JOHN W REID, M. D. Physician and Surgeon MIL! CITY. OREGON D. E. FOSTER. D. M. D. Dentist For appointment phone MiH City 5203 or 6608 Dr. Kenneth L. Prince OPTOMETRIST For Appt. Phone 6608 or 5203 Mill City, Oregon By Boots Chamoion I Among elk hunteis leaving here over the weekend for Eastern Oregon are Carl Ball, Bye Rarey, Bud Gescher and son, Danny, Joe Arsen J. W. GOIN ault, and Gordon Brown. Hunting in EXPERIENCED VETERINARIAN the Government Camp area is Earl By HAROLD’S FLORAL GARDENS Stahlman and friend, Mr. Cubish. Phone 6338 Stayton, Oregoa Returning home this week from a week of hunting in Eastern Oregon, was the Marion Aidermans, Their I trip was a successful one. Spending the weekend at Falls Weddle Funeral Home Creek were Mr. and Mrs. John Pitcher and family of Idanha, Modern Funeral Service Weekend visitors at the Jerry STAYTON Fickle Hill Rd., Arcata, California, Rosemond home were Mrs. Rose- OREGON former residents of Mill City, became mond’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. the bride of Norman Earl Whitney, Mahaney, who were enroute to their son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Whit home in Prineville from Portland. ney of 1425 North St,, Arcata, Cali They were accompanied by Mrs. iiTOTop c _ Miss Donna Jean Nelson, daughter fornia, on Friday evening, October Rosemond’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and [’ll Kt U dCDuC O6I*V1C6 of Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson of 917 14, at 8 o’clock. The double ring ser Mrs. Robert Dyer. Other visitors at I vice was performed by candle-light at the Rosemond home were Mr. and I**!4 ^****^ Phone Salem 39468, COLLECT the First Methodist church of Ar Mrs. Onie Aiderman, also of Prine 1979 Elm SL W. Salem cata, with Rev. Russell Van Allen ville. officiating. Spending a few days at the coast The bride, who was given in mar- are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moses. Bill Teitz, who suffered a mild rage by her father, wore a floor- length dress of embroidered tulle heart attack Monday morning, is Stayton-Jefferson over taffeta, with Peter Pan collar, reported as doing as well as can be ! hoop skirt, and three-quarter length expected. He is confined tq his bed AUTO WRECKERS sleeves. She carried a white bible at at home. Mr. Teitz is employed I as janitor at the school. topped by a white orchid and ste- Rebuilt motors and trans Detroit streets underwent a face I phanotis streamers, also wearing a missions. string of pearls which were the gift up-lifting over the weekend. ClesterI Avenue was also widened. Cars bought and sold of the bride-groom. Matron-of-honor for her sister was ! School nurse Effie Cole will hold a j We buy junk. Mrs. John McClintoch (Anna Mae I preschool clinic session from 10 to ' 12, Thursday, Nov. 10 at the Detroit I Phone 6284, Stayton, Ore. school. officers [ The regular monthly meeting of the FOE Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Champion Monday evening. Plans SEPTIC TANKS were discussed for the annual Christ mas party for members and their CLEANED families. Refreshments were served.- The bingo party sponsored by the Prompt service in the Detroit high school students and held Canyon when you call us Friday evening, dtew an estimated 200 persons. It was termed a suc Reasonable Rates cess. It is planned to make it a re peat for next year. In charge of the Satisfaction Guaranteed event was the student council, whose Lillian Butler, I Phone 6284 members include: Stayton president; Leonard Snyder, vice president; Russell Rice, treasurer; and Myrna Ketchum, secretary, David Golden, sergeant-at-arms, DR. MARK Decorations of red, white and HAMMERIGKSEN blue, with maching hats, will spark the Armistice dance which will be REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST All New1 Th« Bel Air Sport Sedan with 4 doors and no sid«posts held at the Spar Cafe in Idanha Fri- Has meved hi« Mill City office day evening. All are welcome. The to Stayton in the Post Office event is sponsored by the FOE Aux- Building, 2nd Floor, tn the diary. Dr. Victor J. Myers offices Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manasco, Tburmtagn I p. m. to 6 p. m. and Harold's father, Henry Manasco HOME OFFICE: of Stayton, narrowly escaped serious »13 W. FIRST. ALBANY injuries early Sunday morning when Hideaway their car went into the ditch about a mile west of the ranger station on the North Santiam highway. Manas WE SELL BETTER co said he was blinded by the lights CARS FOR LESS of an East bound car. A wrecker from Mill City was called. VB Horsepower Zooms to 2OS Chevrolet’s left-side taillight holds A Detroit-Idanha town basketball That’s the power the new a stylish secret. It's hinged at the team is now in the preoess of or "Super Turbo-Fire V8” bottom . . . swings down to un ganization. Practice night is Monday pours out (optional at extra cover the gas cap. Closed up, the at 7 in the Gym. Jerry Rosemond cost in all models). cap’s concealed! is manager of the team. Former Local Girl Married in California otrnriA mwiRfl commit . o ^.. McCULLOCH Modtl 4-30 CHAIN SAW Tbii rugftd, powerful, one man togging tool will fell up ti ML tsnber... does «11 logging |obs fest end easy. C om la for t demonstration and get the feel of this -powerhouse” chain saw You'll like it. for sure. LKMTT WUOHT OMIT 30 LBS. WITH 14" Bl A 00 NBssBseBle Bis*«« asm ir SU' ■< HI ir ksv. Raymond Branch & Son Equip. Co. Hiway 22, Mehama The hottest features for 56 are in the new Chevrolet Chevrolet never had it so good for you before . . . and no other car in its field even comes close. See if Chevrolet doesn't feature everything you want for '56. Bold naw Motoramlc Styling Just look it over—the lower, longer hood . . . the wider grille . . . the big bold parking lights and the sweeping new. speedline chrome treatment. GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET STATTON, OREGON T2-volt Electrical System Packs tn ice the punch of ordinary 6-volt systems . . . spins the engine up to one- third faster when you turn the key, You get surer starting in all weather, A nd you have a greater electrical reserve. Everything In Automatic Power Features Steering mode eeey Ball bearings greatly reduce friction and steering effort in Chevrolet’s Ball-Race Steering. Chevrolet offers everything you could wish for in the way of power servants! All are available as extra-cost options. THE HOT ONES EVEN hotter Floats over th* bumpt >li W«cord BroaHorl Roads Min newly paved with Glide-Ride front suspension and outrigger rear springs soaking up the jolts. And Chevrolet per formance puts your safety first! That's how the '56 Chevrolet proved its championship road-action . . . its surer. raftr driving control! GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET * PHONE 2344 STAYTON, OREGON Nelson) who wore a ballerina length dress of pink, fashioned like that of the bride. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jimmie Foreman, sister of the bride-groom, who wore a ballerina-length dress of dusty rose in the same fashion. A little sifter of the bride. Lorna Nel son, was flower girl in pink nylon. Serving as best man was Jerry Haynes, with John Nelson, the bride's brother, and Jimmie Forman serving as ushers. Solist was Peter Haynes, who sang ‘‘Thine Alone," and "The Lord’s Prayer," accompanied by Janice Van Allen as organist. A recepeion was held immediately after the the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. Cutting the wedding cake was Mrs. John Tim merman, with Mrs. H. Hamlett serv ing coffee, and Mrs. Lester Jordan presiding at the punch bowl. After a wedding trip to Redding and Shasta Dam, the couple planned to reside in Klamath, California, I where the groom is yard foreman for I the Waukel Milling Company. The. bride gratuated form the Mill City | i High School in 1953, and attended Humbolt State College in Arcata. | California. FOR QUALITY JOB PRINTING See The Mil! City Enterprise. Top Quality printing, priced right. Fast I service too. Phone 2651. Nights call »05. IT PAYS TO BUY AT HOME ( HEMORRHOIDS ) Ah® On«« RiCYAi (MORDfK ’•SATSO V’THOUT HOSWTAl OVtMT'ON ALSO STOVWCH ANO COLON COMVtNCNt CttDO nil BOOKLET V^. «, cj Fnone 3-B444 M MVNOIOS The REYNOLDS CLINIC Nstu-opetKe •■.<! Ch.'opvefcc Phywdans “CX RS • oo * - t. « oc • W °*** *• We-e-e^ •• CtMTn SYKfiT UtK O«(«OM Sr Sate AMY ANY ma Q MODEL ’OR YOUR TELEVISION OR RADIO 32(17 Stiffler's Radio and Appliance Co. 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