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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1955)
Vivs Sleak House Mill City Phone 5807 Open 6 a. m. to 11 p. m. Closed Mondays I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 Gueatts of Mr. and Mrs. H- I. Ply- male for Thanksgiving _ were Chief and Mrs. Ray Wilber and two daugh ters. Mr. Wilber attended grade and high school here at one time, making his home with his giandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan. Chief Wilber is now on the U.S.S. Essex, ! but will be transferred to the Great Lakes Naval Training station after i the first of the year where he will teach electronics. MUFFLERS AND TAIL PIPES Don't take a chance on a leaky exhaust system It may take your life. We have most FREE HEADLIGHT CHECKUP Bring your car Jo us fora free headlight checkup. If they are out of line, we can line them up in a jiffy for only $1.50. DRAPERS FLYING A SERVICE Mill City Highway 22 CLUB, LODGE AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES Mary Kelly, Woman’s Editor Phone 625 Miscellaneous Shower Given for Alona Daly Co-hostesses for a miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Miss Alona Fay Daly last Friday evening were Mrs. Verne Shaw, Mis. Jack Duggan and Mrs. Elmer Shaw, with the af fair being held at the Verne Shaw home. Contest games and the opening of the many lovely gifts furnished en tertainment for the evening, after which appropriate refreshments were served. The rooms were decorated with wedding bells and love birds, with the serving table attractively centered with a miniature bride and groom and white wedding bells. Attending the event were Mrs. Nell Swift, Mrs. Ann Holman, Mrs. W’illiam Shepherd, Mrs. Charlie Day, Mrs. Clarence Howe, Mrs. Wilbur Meinert, Mrs. Alonzo Daly, Mrs. Hugh Jull, Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Mrs. Louis Rada, Mrs. Frank Merrill, Mrs. Francis Bodeker, Miss Alona Fay Daly, the guest of honor, and the three hostesses. Others sending gifts included Mrs. Morris Howe, Mrs. Harry Wood, Mrs. Russell King, Mrs. Albert Mill sap, Mrs. Thomas Booth, Mrs. How ard Kanoff, Mrs. Ramon Roberts, Mrs. Kate Shimmin, Mrs. Cloyd .' Cox, Mrs. James Grant, Mrs. Sid Mr. I and Mrs. Francis Clark (Colleen Tschauner Loucks) who Baughman, Mrs. Carl Chance, and were married recently at Immanuel Baptist church in Salem. The I Mrs. Walter Kay. POPULAR MAKES IN STOCK Phone 542 Social Events Unit is the study of some country. India has been chosen by this group. • I Monday evening a special meeting ' of the unit was held at the school i house, when project leaders, Mrs. Dan Morrison and Mrs. Stanley Vail demonstrated “Gift Vk rapping, I showing many beautiful and unique ' ways to wrap Christmas packages. • Refreshments were served at the close of the demonstration by Mrs. William Pennick, Mrs. Dan Morri son and Mrs. Glen Henness. ANNOUNCEMENT We will be open evenings beginning Thursday, December 15 Through Friday, December 23 Come in and browse around to your hearts content Gifts for all members of the family can be found here Just look around Gates PTA Members was elected vice chairman, replacing j Mrs. Elmer Klutke, who was unable Vote To Hook School to complete her unexpired term. Plans for completing the kitchen To City Water System of the Community house, using funds India To Be Studied By Extension Unit MILL CITY VARIETY AND GIFT SHOP I f For more enduring gifts for everyone—shop your IRHA cFattiUvCenter POST ÈNI-SHOCK | TOOLS YOUR FAMILY GIFT CENTER TOASTMASTER TOASTER New Fewer Action auto matically low eri breed, »♦art» it loan leg . . . thee 'anti It —ell by Itself Make* perfect toes* B 1 6 2-SLICE *2750 »AYOVAc New STANLEY TOOLS HANDYMAN Flashlight See »hi» Stanley-Handyman ready-tohang Tool Board — . . . . ksa potsntad "pud» pull" flag twitch. Op®»®»®» with Rich of ths thumb — s® fumbling Io» «witch is th® dork $1.75 Th»®® atm. t® These ore real gifts for men — fine tool» that moke good cowniom for domg tf-yourwH around the house, in the wssrh shop or ai the hobH st » bench. See the complete »election of Stanley Tools and Tool Chosti Matured m our Family Gift Center. $2 25 B’e Still Have a Splendid Assortment '¿Lal/U U/jOAi. tNSfMSLl Br-gMan hwr kitchen life for YOG'S to cnnw Gay, $ par Kling colors < an t ever rust durable-GUARANTEED G'ft packaged set • er refw»>4 •/ pure V — JOHN W. REID, M. D. Physician and Surgeon MILL CITY. OREGON D. E. FOSTER, D. M. D Dentist For appointment phone Mill City 5203 or 6608 Dr. Kenneth L. Prince OPTOMETRIST For Appt. Phone 6608 or 5203 Mill City, Oregon J. W. GOIN EXPERIENCED VETERINARIAN By HAROLD’S FLORAL GARDENS Phon« 6338 Stayton, Oregoc, ..................... Weddle Funeral Home Modern Funeral Service STAYTON OREGON MIKE'S Septic Service Septic Tank« and Sewers Cleaved Phone Salem 39468. COLLECT 1079 Elm SL W. Salem bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Loucks of Salem and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Verne H. Clark of Mill City. GATES—The Gates Pl A met with realized for that purpose, by the I a good attendance Thursday even- GATES—Tuesday, November 29, Unit at the recent carnival given by ing, December 1 at the high school. the Santiam Canyon Home Extension the group were discussed. Mrs. Cecil I The program was opened by the Haun, Mrs. Glen Henness and Mrs. unit met in an all-day session, at the I high school chorus presented in a Gates Community House. Mrs. Bar William Pennick were named to I group of four numbers, under the di- bara Fessler, county demonstration serve on the building committee to I l ection of G. B. Frost. President agent, of Salem was present in the work in cooperation with the Gates Richard Parker presided at the busi forenoon and spoke on the day’s Womans club. It was decided to pur ness session. Mrs. Cecil Haun re subject, “Styles for You.” Following chase a door to close off the unheated ported a balance of $72.52 in the' kitchen area from the recreation the luncheon hour the meeting was tieasury. A PTA benefit party to be called to order by Chairman Mrs. room. Ways of increasing the mem Phone 2284 MILL CITY, ’ OREGON r A William Pennick, who conducted the bership of the extenison unit were given in January was announced by 'akakkakkkakkkkMkaMikkkMikaakkMikakkkkMkMikakakaikal business meeting. Mrs. Bob Kelle ? discussed. One of the projects of the Mrs. Stanley Vail, who requested that members bring white elephants wrapped to be used as prizes at the bingo table. Mrs. Frost reported that, at a recent faculty meeting a de-1 finite price for gifts to be exchanged at the annual student Christmas party had been set: 50c for high school students and 30c for the grades. Mrs. A. T. Bamhardt an- nounced a 4H party to be held Wed nesday, December 14 at the school between 6 and 9 p. m. Parents are invited to attend. Supt. Frost an nounced the annual Christmas pro gram would be held at the school Wednesday, December 21 at 7:30 p. m. B e I œ F 1 At the dose of the business meet- ing, President Parker introduced three members of the board of di Ike Valuada* V seniag rectors: Chairman, William Pen- nick; W. K. Hutcheson and Merle Devine, who discussed the proposed plan of connecting the school build hardware ì ings to the Gates City water system ; v«TO"1 j to assure a sufficient supply of wat er for all needs and fire protection. They stated that the present water supply is inadequate, that the change would lower the present insurance rate. The estimated cost to the dis ?______ ’■ > .'• Wwa___________ trict, Mr. Pennick reported, would be between $5,000 and $6,000. This \ Perfect gift* l-e.‘ Gifts Man Love to would include the cost of pipe, la l \ for men bor, fire hydrants and other equip Time-saving Christmas gift... A. jhock-abaoibing Get Their Hands On ment. A vote of approval for the ■ KOCKCT tools, RUBBERMAID DISHWASHING TEAM change was given by members of the ûl indestructible in Saves he- 30 minutes every day. .PTA present. *4 normal use. Deluxe Drainer air-dries dishes, has FT Tubular steel Hostesses serving refreshments at 8 outside glaaaholden, portable ail- shaft, nonslip I the close of the meeting included ii> $1.9* • • \ cushion {trip. Mrs. Orville Nygaard, Mrs. Harry Matching Drainboard Tray is self by f rue Temper Evans, Mrs. James Iholtz, and Mrs. draining, loops drainboard ur> $1.M L. L. Rynearson. fowermuic Business and Professional DIRECTORY Of Christmas Toys Jenkins Hardware Phone 2206 We dive S and II Grw*n Stamps Mill City Mrs. Eugene Engelgau was honor guest at a surprise birthday party given by Mrs. J. D. MacGregor at her home Thursday evening. Mrs. Engelgau was the recipient of many lovely gifts from the guests present, who were served refreshments by the hostess. Those present besides the honor guest and hostess were Mrs. W . A. Mackie, Mrs. Edsel Croan, Mrs. Roy Epperson, Mirs. James Olson, Mrs. Leo Fitzgerald, Mrs. Jay R. Mason and Mrs. Elmer Payne. A dessert luscheon honored the ¡birthday of Mrs. L. G. Hathaway at I the home of Mrs. M. G. Rambo | Tuesday aftersoon. The affair was | in the nature of a surprise for Mrs. ! Hathaway, the guest list being made | up of a group of her friends in the j Rebekah lodge. The afternoon was ! spent in playing pinochle, following the opening of the birthday gifts. High score was held by Ida Fleet- ¡wood. with Marie Stewart having i low Pinochle prize was won by Eva Duffy. Among others playing were Ruby Brisbin, Carmen Bamhardt, Vera Hathaway, and Goldie Rambo the hostess. Stayton-Jefferson AUTO WRECKERS Rebuilt motors and trans missions. Cars bought and sold We buy junk. Phone 6284, Stayton, Ore, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Prompt service in the Canyon when you call us Reasonable Rates Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 6284 Stayton DR. MARK HAMMERICKSEN REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Has moved hi« Mill City office to Stayton in the Post Office Building, 2nd Floor, tn the Dr. Victor J. Myers offices Thursdays 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. HOME OFFICE; 513 W. FIRST. 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