Business end Professional
DIRECTORY
5
•4—THE MILL CITY
ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1958
Mill Ends
JOHN W. REID, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MILL CITY. OREGON
Alan Vail of Seattle, Wash., spent
the weekend here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Vail.
Garden Club Has Potluck
Picnic at Bert Morris Home
The Mill City Garden Club met at
the home of Mrs. Bert Morris recent­
ly for a potluck dinner. Mrs. Rachel
Olmstead, Mrs. Lettie Cline and Mrs.
Pauline Brunner brought arange-
ments which the members discussed
and criticized.
Partaking of the picnic were guests
Miss Julia Kemp, Adolph Brunner.
Charles Dolezol, Herbert Schroeder,
Mrs. Doris Morris and Bert Morris.
________________
Members attending were _
Mrs. . Altha
Grimes, Mrs. Frances Dolezol, Mrs.
Vera Hathaway, Mrs. Lettie Cline,
Mrs. Clara Morris, Mrs. Mabel '
Schroeder, Mrs. Pauline Brunner,
Mrs. Thelma Moore and Mrs. Marie
Tolbert.
Next month’s meeting will be held
September 11 at the home of Mrs.
Marie Tolbert.
Food Budget
Can Be Cut
By Planning
When You Think of
BURGERS or
* ICE CREAM
Think of the
MILL CITY DRIVE IN
When You Think of the Drive In Think of
* BURGERS ☆
* ICE CREAM * FRENCH
FRIES and * CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS
You can save your family budget
dollars every week by planning be-
C. E. Mason and his two grandsons,
fore you shop, advise extension
Chiropractic Physician
t Carl Hall and Pat Kelly, drove to
i specialists at Oregon State college.
Phone RO 9-2922
Clear Lake Monday for an overnight
i Saving a few cents on an item may
Hours 9:00 to 6:00
stay.
'Cem insignificant, but in time it adds
Evenings By Appointment
n'to dollars. According to Zelma Rei-
gle, CISC consumer marketing specia­
112 E. Ida St
Stayton Mr. and Mrs. Don Hiner have
moved from Gates to the Mel Warner
list, on the average one-fourth of the
1 home here, which they purchased re-
family income, after taxes, is spent
' cently.
for food. Many families, she believes,
DR- LESLIE J. CARSON
could whittle the food budget with
Optometrist
like Good Food?
Guests at the home of Mr. and
some of these money saving practices.
9 to 5:30 Mon. Thru Bat
Mrs. Jay R. Mason the forepart of
like
(rood Ikance Music?
Learn to spot a real bargain. Mark-
Except Wednesday.
Keep track of loose snaps in your ups vary on food within a store. Some
the week were Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Then
come
to the Riverview for
I
515 Third St, Stayton
sewing basket by snapping them to­ items are known as ’’footballs’’ be­
Henrichs of Redding, Calif.
this
combination
Phone RO 9-2751
gether over a strip of cheescloth.
cause they are sold at cost or less to
Hear
Bill
Hewitt
of Albany play
Mr. and Mrs. Car) Kelly and fam­
lure customers into the store. Most
good
dance
music
on the electric
Misuse of electricty accounts for common “footballs” are canned peach­
ily visited in Eugene Sunday at the
organ and piano. You'll like his
home of Mrs. Arthur Mason and 15% of all fires in the home. Period­ es, applesauce, tomato juice, frozen
DR. VICTOR J. MYERS children, Martin and Catherine.
ic check of cords and wiring and sen­ orange juice, shortening, smoked
style and rhythm.
sible practicies can help to prevent hams, baby food, sugar, evaporated
Chiropractic Physician
Try one of our choice steaks
milk and tomato soup.
Dr. Mark Hammericksen’s Opto- f>>*es.
BELL BLDG.
IDA and THIRD ST-
or a plate of chicken.
Buy foods in-season and plan meals
metric offices in the Bel] building in
Cut cookie dough sometimes loses around them. It pays if families with
STAYTON. OREGON
Stayton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m.
Sea Foods too.
to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne- its shape in transferring to the bak­ freezers stock up on food “specials”
PHONE RO 9-2557
ing
sheet.
Roll
out
dough
on
buttered
Closed
Monday
Nite
—
Live
Music 4 Nites a Week
such
as
meat
or
frozen
foods.
Price
eessary
,dv.
foil, cut in shapes and remove left differences between egg sizes also
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Sunday
over dough. Transfer foil onto baking vary at certain times during the year.
Clarence Hone was taken to San-
sheet.
Sometimes small eggs are better buys
tiam
Memorial
hospital
Monday
night
J. W. GOIN
than
large. Shoppers may obtain free
' where he will have X-rays taken. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Corbett (Do- egg buying guides at local county ex­
Experienced Veterinarian
Howe was injured recently in a
Phone UL 9-2171
Mehama, Oregon
lores Poole) of Portland were in ( tension offices.
By Harold's Floral Gardens 1 power saw accident.
town last Wednesday visiting rela-
Save on meat purchases; buy less
h. RO 9-2533
Stayton, Ore,
fives and calling on friends. Their popular cuts. Shot ribs, shank end of
Laura Jo Rambo visited in Seattle little son, Brian, had spent several ham,
bam shoulder
aknnU.. cuts,
«..♦« beef chuck and !
last weekend. She accompanied rela- days last week with his aunt, Mrs. variety meats, are often lower priced
SERVICE and QUALITY HARDWARE
j tives from Salem and Portland. Mr. Kathleen Story.
than more popular steaks, chops and
and Mrs. Rambo plan a vacation trip
roasts, she notes.
SCIENTIFIC HORSE-SHOEING ,to Nevada next week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wehrli, Sharon,
Buy food for intended use. Imper­
eii appies
apples maxe
make tasty pies and sauce, ,
Barbara and Mathew, of Salem, were • fect
TEX SHIVELY
Mrs. Albin Cooper had as her house dinner guests Monday at the home : and are cheaper than top quality, •
Phone UL 9-2202
guests during the weekend, Dr. and vi
of Ml.
Mr. a-u
and .«■=..
Mrs.. Lowell Cree. .. Sharon
..... — showy apples. Tomatoes for juice or
For Appointment
Mrs. Moon from Springfield, who remained for the rest of the week catsup, and fruit for jams and jellies
were guest speaker» at the Christian as the houseguest of her cousin, Pat- need not be top quality.
church Sunday morning.
ty McClintock.
1 Read labels, compare ingredients
and price per pound with cost per
A group of friends enjoyed a no­ serving. Compare prices anfbng fresh,
Herbert Hutchinson purchased the
Herb Maag property in Mill City last host dinner at the home of Mrs. J. frozen and canned foods. At certain
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week. The Al Ward family has been F. Potter Monday evening in cele­ times some vegetables and fruit» are
living there for the past several bration of her birthday anniversary cheaper canned than frozen, and some
years. They expect to move in about which was Sunday, August 17. Those frozen are cheaper than fresh.
Consider the cost of convenience,
attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
a month.
Cline. Mrs. R. F. Saucier, Mrs. C. E. shoppers are reminded. Many pre­
pared foods cost more than the cost I
I’hilli Goble ia recuperating at Mason, and Mrs. W. W. Allen.
of infredients. Shoppers often pay
home following a shoulder injury in­
Mrs. Eathel Hill, who has been in premium prices for convenience and
curred while working at Simpson's
Idanha plant. It is the same shoulder poor health for some time, is now time saved. Some mixes, such as cake
he injured in an accident several residing at the Elderest Nursing and biscuit, are cheaper to buy than
home at 2630 Church St. N. E. in to make the baked goods from
years ago.
Salem, according to Rev. Larry Law­ “scratch.” Salad dressings are usual­
Mr. and Mrs. James Grant and rence. A recent stroke has left her ly cheaper made at home.
NOW ONLY
* REGULAR 3*49 VALUE
Plan a flexible shopping list before
She is now
Gordon McMorris attended the State left leg paralyzed.
Softball tournament at Coos Bay able to receive visitors any hour you buy. Maintain an “up-to-date”
Friday through Tuesday. Mrs. Mc­ during the day, and appreciates re­ shopping list handy in the kitchen.
• Sturdy, llghtweigl.t piotile
Build the list around meat, fish, poul­
Morris attended the final game Tues­ ceiving cards from her friends.
• Assorted colors
try, dairy foods, fruits, vegetables,
day night.
Howard Earmen suffered a painful bakery items and staples.
• Without coupon |2.9(
Avoid at-home waste. If only 5
Young Nick Ross, son of Mr. and injury to his right hand last week
with
Mrs. Howard Ross of the Gingerbread while working at the grade school. cents is wasted at every meal, $54.75
"•oka tha itrasi and slroin out of
Calcnad
is
thrown
away
every
year,
Miss
He
was
helping
wreck
an
old
piano
House in Mehama, is carrying his
dolhei carting with this wonder­
left arm in a sling. Nick fell off his and as they were turning the piano Reigle points out. Cook all “protein”
Coupon
ful
lightweight plastic bosket Get
bike, causing the fracture. Just in over on its back to salvage the goods—eggs, cheese, meat ^nd poul­
yours today of this low, low price.
casters the piano was dropped on his try—at low temperatures. Plan temp­
time for school, too.
hand crushing it quite severely. Sev­ ting ways to use leftovers while
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Courtney and eral stitches were required to close they’re still fresh.
two children of Beaverton, ware the wound and the bones in two
Attach a paper cup to your food
guests Sunday morning at the Christ­ fingers were cracked.
chopper at point where juice drips off.
A. and M. TOMAN
ian church He was a former pastor
here and the family was vacation­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott entertain­ A small pipe cleaner helps hold the
Mill City, Oregon
ing on the North Fork.
ed at their home Wednesday evening drip-catcher in place.
in honor of their house guests, Mr.
Rev. and Mrs. Larry Lawence, Tim­ and Mrs. Jay Sevy and family of
—
my, Cathy and Connie, are vacation­ Palo Alto, Calif., the following: Mr.
ing in Central Oregon. They will be and Mrs. A. W. Toman and sons of
gone two weeks. James Stock of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens,
Sweet Home will fill the pulpit dur- Lyons; and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lalack.
ing Rev. Lawrence’s absence.
and children; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Farmen and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mof­
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shelton and fatt. On Friday night another group
their granddaughter, Priscilla Miller was entertained at the Scott home.
Your Last Chance to Purchase these Fine Tires at Such Low
of Bend, went to Corvallis Monday, Included in this gathering were
where they picked up their son, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Booze; Mr. and
Robert and his family, then went on Mrs. Bob O’Connor, Miss Jean Kim-
Prices Sale Ends September 8th. See Us Today.
t \twjiort and Waldport for sey and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Schuetz,
the day. Miss Miller returned to all of Stayton. The Sevys left for
i their home Monday morning.
Bend by stage Tuesday morning.
DR. JOHN C. TARR
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The Riverview Cafe
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