"Remember dear,
our party line
neighbors may want
to use the
line, too"
Smart teenagers know that
courtesy and cooperation make particular sense on
the telephone party line. By using the line sharingly
they help their neighbors and themselves to a bigg«r/^^^,
share of better telephone service.
4HBB
VALLEY TELEPHONE COMPANY
Serving Mill City-Gates, Aumsville, Detroit-
Idanha, Silverton, Turner
Isery, Waverly Baby Home, St. R»*« 8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 1J5«
Industrial School, Boys and Girls Aid -
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Society. Chrisite School, St. Marys
School for Boys, Volunteer of Amer
ica Mothers and Childrens Home,
Catholic Services for Children and
Editor’» Note: Thu is the 4th of
Childrens Farm Home—provide foster
a series of articles released by the
home and institutional care for child-
TANKS!
United Fund, telling something
of how the money is used by I ren of all ages, races and creeds. 4
T anks SOT T heir nam S
! adoptive services—Catholic Services
the various member agencies.
BKA.se the erttish in
1*5. IN ORDER TO RREVWIT
An infant abandoned in a filling j for Children, Waverly Baby Home,
Albertina
Kerr
Nursery
and
Boys
and
INFORMATION OF THE NEW
station; a serviceman alone in a
WEAPON
LEAKING OUT
■ strange and foreign community; a I Girls Aid Society—offer children for
REFERRED TO TM6M AS
|
adoption
and
arrange
to
meet
the
•C isterns USED TO
teen age delinquent girl taken in cus
CARRY WATER. - SOON A
tody by juvenile officers; the unwed 1 needs of unwed mothers. Special in-
SYNONYM," TANK, *
WAS USED ANO THfl
mother needing counseling, a tempor ’ stitutional care for delinquent and
NAME STUCK.
I
wayward
girls
is
provided
by
Louise
ary home and medical care; the new
I Iy widowed mother seeking tempor j Home and St. Rose Industrial School.
ary care for her children as she seeks These 10 agencies cared for 121 Mar
work and readjustment for her fam ion County Children last year and ac
ily; the childless couple seeking an counted for approximately 75% of the
adoptive child; abused children taken Appeal budget.
Seven of the Oregon United Appeal
WEDDING MARCH
from unfit parents by action of the
Because THERE IS A GHOR'AGE o*
court—these fellow-citizens of ours I agencies concentrated their efforts
MGN A MOMS the L-RtXJS OF MONGOLIA,
may be of every age, every color and j in preventive social work: The YM and
EVERY FIFTH «RU MUST MARRY A.
every creed, and they are all faced YWCAs at the University of Oregon
DOORMAT' AFTER THS CSREMON’,
SHE IS CONSIDERED A
with different problems. Yet all of and Oregon State College work with
MARRIED WOMAN.'
these, and many more, share one thing the future leaders of our society; the
in common; all will receive the help YWCA Youth-in-Government program
they need from an agency of the Ore helps our high school youth to under
gon United Appeal, included in the stand and cherish our democratic
■I 1958-59 budget of Marion County form of government; the Oregon Pris
on association counsels to make our
United Fund for $8,901.42.
The Oregon United Appeal repre correctional institutions and pro
sents 17 agencies which offer ser grams adequate and carries on educa
vices to all the people of Oregon. 10 tion work to prevent crime and de
child care agencies—Albertina Kerr linquency; the American Social Hy
Nursery, Our Lady of Providence Nus- giene Association assists govermen-
United Fund Tells
How Money Is Used
T here
is STRENGTH' YOUR money INVESTED in U.S SWINGS SONOS FORMS A
UNION BETWEEN YOU AND WUR COUNTRY INI HER EFFORTS TO BOLSTER AMEWCAS
PEACE POWER THROUGH SCIENCE, EOUCATION...INDUSTRIAL AND MILITARY 5*RENGTH.
tai agencies in combating vice and
Weather at Detroit Dam
prostitution as it works to improve
7:00
A.M. I Daily Weather Heading«
social conditions for better family
living; and, the USO offers counsel
And I Lake Elevation
ing, recreational opportunities and
Max. Min. Pep. Elev.
entertainment to cur servicemen in September I
78 46 0.00 1553.42
the armed forces at h inie and abroad.
September 4 I
«9 48 0.00 1553.14
September 5
80 49 0 00 1552.92
September 6
87 53 0.00 1552.71
, September 4
98 57 0.00 1552.49
September 8
65 trace 1552.26
September 9
81 59 0.02 1551.99
Food Facts Bulletin
Published by OSC;
Discounts Food Fads
5lbs$1.00
ELSINORE ALBACORE TUNA
4 Cans 1.00
CAPITOL CANNED MILK
8 Cans *1.00
TILLAMOOK CHEESE
2 Lb. Loaf *1.29
Best Food
Mayonnaise qt. ¡59'
Made in Salem
Highest Quality Meats
FRESH PACIFIC
OYSTERS
full pint
WHOLE
Pork Shoulders
CUT TO ORDER
lb. 49c
4 ROLL PACK
ZEE ASSORTED
Toilet Tissue 2 for 63c
100 FOOT ROLL
Zee Waxpaper 3for55c
Nestle's Quick Mix
Chocolate Ige. 89c
WONDERFOOD
Marshmallow! lb pkg. 29c
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stockdale of
Mehama are the proud parents of a
premature child born at 1:42 Monday-
morning at Santiam Memorial hos
pital. The baby weighed two pounds
three ounces at birth and is now in
an incubator. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stockdale of
Mill City.
SOUP
10 «ns *1.00
PLAYFAIR
Dog Food 13 cans $1.00
(Any Cut)
FRESH FROZEN FRYING or ROASTING
YOUR CHOICE WHILE THEY LAST 3 to 3'/2 lbs.
We use only official,
fa-, ary-packaged parts
in servicing fine
jeweled-lever watches
BAKER'S MILL CITY
JEWELRY
Telephone 1843
Mill City
ONCE
Pay Only
For All Winter
Radiator Protection
Drive in now... before the first cold snap,
for...
1 Pre-Winter Cooling System Check-Up
We’ll make your car ready for cold weather, with
a check of the radiator, hoses, thermostats and fan
belts... You keep your car’s cooling system leak-
free... Then you can get...
2 Guaranteed Radiator Protection
You choose the degree of protection you want, and
we install the proper amount of Atlas Perma-Guard
Anti-Freeze. You then receive a guarantee that any
additional Atlas Perma-Guard you need to maintain
that protection will be added free during the rest of
the cold season ending May 1, 1959.
HILL-TOP MARKET
MILL CITY. ORE
And our professional watch
maker is the man who can 1»
it He's an authority on the
delicate mechanism of the fine
jeweled-lever watch — qualified
by thorough training and long
experience to keep it in tip-top
shape Bring in your watch for
a professional inspection to
day. Expert workmanship
Quick service 'tour complete
sat xf act ton guarantee!
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO
Highest Quality Produce
Chuck Roasts
lb. 59s
Calif. Yams 2 lbs. 25c
CHICKENS each *1.39 No. 2 Spuds IQ lbs. 29c
RED SNAPPER lb. 37' Celery Hearts pkg. 19c
U. S. D. A. GOOD
Build good food habits through
well-balanced meals, and you’ll nev
er be bothered by claims from food
faddists according to a new bulletin
published by Oregon State college.
Titled, “Food Facts Versus Fads,’’
the bulletin exposes certain mislead
ing, but popular, ideas people have
about food.
“There is no fie’d of knowledge in
I which there are so many self-appoint
ed advisors as in health and food
cures,’’ according to the publication.
Doctors, nutritionists and other
experts answer some of the most
frequently asked questions about
sweeteners, cereals and breads,
milk and dairy foods, meats and poul
try. and vegetables and fruit in the
bulletin. A miscelaneous section con
tains information about vitamins, food
additives, and cooking equipment.
Some of the questi ns include:
Are frozen vegetables better tljan
canned ones? When cooked and serv
ed properly, there is very little dif
ference in vitamin content of the two.
According to OSC's nutritionist.
Ruth Klippstein, milk, meat, veget-
ables-fruit, and breads-cereal, pro
vide the best framework for well-
rounded. appetite satisfying and ec
onomical meals. The bulletin describes
how daily food plans can be built on
each of these food groups.
Prices Good For September II. 12,13
PHONE 2744
Bassett t he’, ren
Station
Highway 22
Phone 2408
Mill City, Oregon