THE MILL CITY
ENTERPRISE
4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, FEBRU \RY 2. 1956
Our Great America A
MILLCITY HI-LITES
Entered as second class matter No
vember 10. 1944 at the post office a’
By Harold Kliewer, Jr.
Mill City, Oregon, usder the Art u<
This week our biggest attraction
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March 3. ’«79.
■ was our student body meeting Fri-
Marion-Linn Counties, per year $3.00 I day. Mr. Hale made a speech and
Outside, Marion-Linn Counties $3.50 | handed out the letters for the var-
' sity players. Mr. Lowery made a
short speech and handed out the
B squad letters. He also handed out
keys to those who are eligible for
entering the honor society.
Friday night the sophomore class
gave a box social. They danced and
then auctioned the food boxes. Every­
one had loads of fun.
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
ASSOCIATION
The names of those receiving letter
awards and admittance to the honor
J O
society appear on page one.
Tuesday we were visited by Dick
Ficker,
of the Air Force. It was
Telephones 2651 or 905
good to have a former graduate
around. He stated he was being trans-
DON W. MOFFATT Editor-Publiaher fered to Africa.
Obituary For Son of
Local Residents Who
Was Accident Victim
Seeks Atty. General Job
Donald Eugene Kelly, Technical i
Sergeant, United States Marine j
Corps, was killed instantly in an ,
oettwr coffee
auto-truck crash in Virginia, Jan­
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uary 22.
Born April 10, 1925, in Kettle (
Falls, Washington, Sgt. Kelly travel- j
ed extensively throughout the Unit-1
ed States with his parents, giadu-i
ating from University high school
in Los Angeles. Following his
graduation with hoaors, he enlist-
ed in the Marine Corps in August,
1942. He received his boot train-
4foee THAH /. 400 000
ing in San Diego, and served sub­
ATTEND AAA SUPER'ME'P AUTO
sequently at Marine Air Station,
each year - the soo - mile
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CLASSIC DRAWS ABOUT
Santa Barbara, .with Marine Air!
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Group 21 on Guam, and returned to I
the United States in 1945. On his [
State Senator Carl H. Francis
return he served at Marine Air Sta­
tion, Santa Ana, and Camp Pendle­ today announced his candiracy for
ton, California, and then at Marine the Republican nomination for the
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Ar WEST LIUH.ORe.. AH 80-
Air Station, Ewa, Hawaii, where he | office of Attorney General. The Day-
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edited the camp newspaper, “The I ton lawyer, a veteran of legislative
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I service, served in the 1943, 1945,
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'1947, 1949. 1951, 1953, and 1955
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SMALL VILLA6E OUTBIDS LOHWH.EH6. UfAAll AU Of/TUAOe fKOM WOOO
While on lecruiting duty in Kan­
sessions of the legislature, and al­
I
py « warA|l FORSVT PRODUCTS R41/UP1 MU. OK
sas City, he met and married Mary though
only 40 years old ranks as one
Alice Arnold. He was transferred
of
the
oldest, in time of service,
to Camp Lejeune, N. C. where he
Lions Club Convention
among
the
lawmakers. An active
worked as combat correspondent,
Come in and see our fine assortment of
To Be Held In Portland
taking part in Mediterranean ma­ Republican worker, and president of
Gift Items for All Occasions.
The Mill City Lions Club Auxi­ neuvers of Fleet Marine Force, At­ the State Y’oung Republican Federa­
liary met at the home of Mrs. Don lantic, and the A-bomb tests
in tion in 1947, he has had the unusual
distinction of having received both
Moffatt
last
Wednesday
evening,
SHOP HERE FIRST
Nevada.
DETROIT—The sister of a native
the nomination of his own party
with
only
a
few
members
attending.
Upon transfer to Quantico, Va., he and that of Democratic party in six
of Ramsay, Isle of Man, Great
Mrs. Robert Veness conducted the once again served as editor of the
MILL CITY VARIETY AND GIFT SHOP
Britain, is anxious to find her broth­
of his seven successful campaigns.
er, whom she hasn’t heard from brief business meeting, with Mrs. camp paper, “The Quantico Sentiy.” He has also been Mayor of his home
Jay
Mason
acting
as
secretary
in
At the time of his death Sgt. Kelly town on seven occasions and when
i since before World War I. The broth-
ior, Harry Christian, left Ramsay as the absence of Mrs. Jim Poole. Re­ was Chief of the Division of Infor­ first elected was reportedly the sec­
5 a boy for Monmouth, Oregon, where port of the treasurer was given by mation, at Headquarters Marine ond youngest Mayor in the United
Corps in Washington, D. C.
Sgt.
. he was adopted by his uncle, also Mrs. Frank Hunter .
An official letter was read an­ Kelly’s feature articles and fiction States.
■ named Harry Christian.
nouncing the dates of this year’s
in many service publica­
i Captain H. A. Wright, son-in-law convention, which will be in Port­ appeared
tions.
I of the missing Christian’s sister, who land, as June 10, 11, and 12.,
i He is survived by his wife, a son,
Too Late To Classify
j still lives in England has asked that
The door prize, which was furn­
Kg
i anyone knowing the whereabouts of ished by Mrs. Martin Hansen was Michael, a cadet at Carlisle Military
I Christian, notify him at SS. Adellen, drawn by Mrs. Charles Kelly. De­ Acadamy in South Carolina, and two FOR EXPERT PLUMBING—Call a
Licensed Plumber. UL 9-2355.
i % Bernuts, Lemboke, Co., Inc., 420, licious refreshments were served by daughters, Patricia and Judith;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Lexington, Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
hostess.
Kelly, of Mill City; and Mrs.
This notice was seen in The Ore­ the Attending
the meeting were: Mrs. Lewis, a sister, also residing in
gonian and given to Miss Fay Cooper Robert Veness, Mrs. Jay Mason, Mrs.
I with whom Harry Christian makes Frank Hunter, Mrs. Charles Kelly City.
Interment was at Arlington
j his home. He is 84 years old, came and the hostess, Mrs. Don Moffatt. tional
Cemetery in Arlington, Va.
I to the United States in 1882 and
I lived with an uncle of the same name
near Monmouth. Later he lived in Miss Fay Cooper, Detroit, and Mrs.
different valley towns coming to De­ Oskie Nyberg, Idanha. While they
troit in 1906. He lived here several have not had time yet to receive any
Dependable Prescription Service
Mrs. Ruth Hess
years and then was away until 1919 communication regarding this matter
Will start off with an apology. I
when he returned and has lived here Mrs. Nyberg feels sure this is the
J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
MILL CITY
since that date. He has lived here Harry Christian for whom they are mistakenly gave the mashed toe to
the wrong person. Should have been
with his two step granddaughters, looking.
Mrs. Mary Howell instead of Mrs.
Tillman Raines. Toe is still too sore
to put a shoe on.
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Raines I LOVE TO DATE
visited in Fern Ridge at the home
of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. MY HUSBAND
and Mrs. Joe Toepfer, this last week.
Quite a few Gates people attended It’s his consistently smart ap­
the Ham dinner given by the MOES pearance that makes her
club at Mill City Saturday night.
prouder than ever of him,
A stork shower honoring Mrs. To assure good grooming of
Daniel Romey was held at the school your own clothes . . . call us
house Saturday afternoon. Those en­
joying the afternoon weie Mrs. Rosa to give them rapid scientific
cleaning attention.
Roten, Mrs. Till Raines, Mrs. Philo
Potter, and Bernice, Mrs. Louisa
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Wrigglesworth, Mrs. Elmer Shaw,
Mrs. Ed Davis, Mrs. A. T. Barn-
hardt, Mrs. Mary Howell, Mrs. Clyde
Oliver, and Donnalee, Mrs. Floyd
Völkel, Mrs. Oliver Watson, Mrs.
48 HOUR SERVICE
Nothing can beat the driving fun of Ford’s new
Cecil Haun, Mrs. Harry Keiser, Mrs.
.underbird Y-8*. You'll pass with new ease and
Ford's new Thunderbird Y-8 engine brings
Mill
City, Oregon
J G. C- Bamhardt, Mrs. Wilmer Crites,
nfidence. Hills will melt. And its deep-block
I
Mrs. Clare Hennes and Kandee and
you power that obeys your commands instantly!
design means a smoother, longer-lived engine.
Mrs. Nick Ball and Carol Sue.
•Iff the standard eight for Fairlane and Station Wagon models.
The Chili Bowl closed Wednesday
and will be closed for the month to
enable the owners, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Mulligan to enjoy a well-
earned vacation.
Thurs., Fri., Sat
The Santiam Canyon Extension
j
unit wound up their kidnap coffee­
1
February
2,
3,
4
time with four parties this last week, i
RICHARD BURTON.
Monday forenoon Mrs. Oliver Willis I
FRED MacMURRAY.
entertained 23 ladies in the new din­
LANA TURNER, in
ing room. Monday afternoon Mrs.
Percy Mulligan served 28; Tuesday
RAINS OF
Mrs. Hess served 23 ladies and nine Ò
children at the home of Mrs. Cecil
RANCHIPUR
Haun. Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
William Pennick entertained 15 la­
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dies at the last party to be given.
Also—Featurette
The Extension unit reports over $60
"STAMPEDE CITY”
realized from the series of coffee
Rodeo Days in Calgary
time put on. New faces seen this
You'll see why Ford ar.d the l.unous Thunderbird
last week were Mrs. Ercil Wilson,
an* called kissin’ cousins. For here s all the dash
Ford’s Thunderbird lines turn heads wherever you go!
Mrs. Keith Phillips, and Mrs. Till­
and dazzle of the Thunderbird in family size' Its
man Rains Jr. of Mehama; Mrs.
clean-cut stvling will itinf ahead in flic years ahead.
Sunday, Monday
Frances Heath and daughter Cindy,
Mrs. Margaret Clise, Mrs. George 8
February 5, 6
Arthurs, Mrs. Roy Colgan of Salem,
Mrs. Oliver Willis, Philip Cann, Mrs.
l/owrr the I^ff-Boata, Mateu
Clare Rush, Mrs. Charlie Stewart,
You M um "Sea" This One
and son, and Mrs. Willis, mother of 8
Oliver Willis.
FRANCIS IN THE
The Extension meeting held at the I 8
home of Mrs. William Pennick with!
NAVY
project leaders, Mrs. Floyd Völkel I
With
and Mrs. Cecil Haun in cha-g/i was j
‘
Francis
’
and
Donald O'Connor
to learn about broiled meals. Their
samples were very good and they I
1 had enough for seconds. Hope Mill
I City ladies will come oat for oar
Tuesday, Wednesday
meetings as they are a part of this j
I Santiam Canyon unit. The next meet-
February 7, g
I mg will be on "The Hair, and Ita
Care,” to be held at the Gates Com-
FAMILY NIGHTS
| munity club house. Bring brush,
MARILYN MONROE.
comb and towel.
Ford’s the fine cor at half the fine-car price!
Something New Everyday
Seeks To Establish
Contact With Brother
VALENTINE’S DAY
Cards
Candy
Mill City Pharmacy
GATES’
NU METHOD
ROBERT MITCHUM, in
In Ford you'll find new Lifeguard Design. Its a whole new
faujilv of safety features which helps protect you ano V”***
from the major causes of accident injuries. But that s only the
beginning. Come in. YouH agree that everything in the new
’56 Ford says "fine car” except the price!
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