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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1958)
’fit /»_ -*»1 ' RAÜÍ ■Yves. .SS PCt j ùIHThH» rev« fetth'-A óra Tkwut". vi* * m J : * PAJV (V 4L 1 surance • «icrcvopcs nc »•fry »♦ 7—THE MILL CHY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1958 Suggestions Given tor I ratfic Death Rate Trimming Yule Tree Down for Last Month Legal Notices NO^'CE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given by virtue of an Or iei duly entered in the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marion in the Matter of the Estate of Russell F. Kelly, de ceased, the undersigned, Carl Kelly, was duly appointed administrator of said estate and has qua.ified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, together with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned administrator at Mill City, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published 27th day of November, 1958. CARL KELLY. Administrator BELL & GEHLEN Stayton, Oregon Attys, for Admin. Published Nov. CLASS1F1ED RATES Church bazaars, suppers, bake sales, etc, will be run under “Specie. Announcements’’ classification with • minimum charge of 60 cent* pet fewertion. Ten cent* per line each insertion. Ne advertisement accepted for lets •uus 50 cents per week. Count five words to the line in ordering your ad. Phone 6651. Mill City ar mail your advertisement to The Mill City Enterprise. Mill City, Oregon. For Rent FOR RENT—Two bedroom house between Mill City and Gates. Has TV cable installed. See Mrs. Bob Rash. 40tf v — FOR RENT—Hospital bed* and mat tresses, rollaway bed* and mat tresses. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Situations Wanted We a»ve Penny Raver Stumps. 167 »rd St. Stayton. Phone 6804. J3Lf WORK WANTED—By day or hour, also baby st ting. Genevieve Kester son. Phone 924, at George Crees, 3 houses west Silver Saddle. Ser vice Station, Mill City. WRIGHT TRUCK LINE west of Menema. Oregon Mt' Salem EM 3-1626 WANT TO BUY TIMBER SHIP IT WRIGHT Small or large tract* Either cash or stumpage basi* STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. SY mile west of Mehama. Oregon 8tf FUR QUALITY JOB PRINTING See The Mil) City Enterprise. Top Quality printing, priced right. Faat service too. Fhone 6651. Nignt* 7606. SURGICAL SUPPORTS ¡ See Us for Printing The Mill City Enterprise Dependable i Capital Drug Store JT'S ËASY TO nfsuare S and H Green StAint* ZONOLITE VERMICULITE j. INSULATING FILI Do it yourself in 1 afternoon SILVER SADDLE SERVICE STATION & TRAILER COURT Phone 903, Mill City MOTOR TTNEITS and BRAKE WORK Al lO SUPPLIES when you shop regularly at our meat and grocery store. See us about a Locker Today. Order one and have it ready for fall. 4» vJFFlCE FURNITURE end equip ment. typewriters, ad ftng machines, Real Estate calculators, cash reg.iters, duplicat ors, safe*, filing equipment. We sell, I L. R. COVILLE, REAL ESTATE Phone 19571 rent, swap and repav Bargains in I M Nelson, Salesman used machines. Koei. typewriter Office at Mill City Lodge, Mill City i On Highway 22 Exchange, 156 Cc-'rt St., Salem, tf LIST WITH US Stayton Phone 2125 We are just around the corner, take this OPPORTUNITY’ to call on us. MEAT and GROCERIES STOUT CREEK LMB. Cu Household Moving Corner of Liberty outlets. Lights should be on only when someone is in the house. W hen sleeping or leaving the house, always unplug the tree outlets. «. Inflammable decoration* should be avoided. You Find the Best in HERE IS Top price* fur Second Growth Local & Nationwide 504 State St - ■ t Sawmill LOGS WANTED Allied Van Lines Agent Ask Your Doctor” f V a Oregon’« ar wmul.tive traffic leath -Ute for ten months this jear ha* dropped below the rate for the same period last year, a cording to the Department of Motor Vehicles. The death late of 5.7, based upon the number of deaths per one hundred million miles driven, is three tenths of a point below the 6.0 for 1957. The department added that un less the mileage driven in November this year dropped significantly, the reduction in fatalities last month should mean an even more improved death rate. In 1957, the November death rate was Traditionally, the last two months of the year are high death rate pel iods. Heavy travel during holidays and increased haz ards of darkness and pedestrian activ ity arc considered primary causes of the early winter jump. Miscellaneous Between Portland-Salem-ldanha all way points Of all kinds. TYusses Abdominal Supports Elastic Hosiery Expert Fitters Private Fitting Rooms. Christmas tree trimming time should be a time for joy and happi ness. Planning done before the tree is put up will insure that Christmas will come and go without any mis haps, say’s John W. Massie, I.inn county extension agent. Fo.lowing are several suggestions which any person can follow and keep safety the watchword: 1. Buy a fresh tree. Shake the three you intend to buy. If quite a few needles fall from it, chances are it has been cut for some time. 2 As soon as you get the tree home, saw off diagonally a portion of the trunk and place the tree in a pail of water. This will allow the trunk to take up this water and help greatly in preserving the tree. 3. When placing the tree in the home, avoid heat registeres, TV sets, fireplaces, stoves, or any location where heat is penetrated. Try if pos sible to keep the trunk immersed in water while in the house. 4. Never place a tree in front of a door or stairway where it may block an exit. 5 Avoid overloading electrical for as low as Anyone can insulate the avert age attic in one afternoon tor fi as low as $67 60 with Z' ve LITE. Do it yourself an a* much a* $ 100.00 in mo na tion cost*...cut fuel hills u, to 40% Pour it, level it. leave >d It * 1 OO% fireproof, rotproo^ permanent Come in today for a FRFE estimate' Kelly Lumber Sales Open Saturdays Ph. 6803 Mill City. Ore Open 7 Days A Week. I FOR SALE OR TRADE—Five room Oregon holly growers will harvest house in Mill City. For informa near SI million in sprigs and bough? tion call Mill City, 2287. I this Christmas season but have ‘‘barely scratched the surface,” an | REAL ESTATE BUY’S FOR SALE—Three bedroom home I Oregon State College horticulture j in Gates. Located on paved street. 1 specialist believes. Ralph Clark, OSC extension ser I TWO STORY three bedroom home I on 28 acres. On Linn county side of vice specialist say* about 150 car load- of English holly will be shipped river. Plenty water. i TWO STORY’ four bedroom home on from Oregon to scattered points large lot on paved street in Gates, throughout the U. S. before Christ j VIEW PROPERTY in Mill City, A mas, but he doubts that a fraction of one-bedroom home located on S. W. the market potential has been tapped. When p-esent rapid, refrigerated | Spring strec,. Has wonderful view transport is f.nally coupled with of river from front window, Bet- orderly marketing of holly in eastern ter see this one. FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE on Two population centers, Clark believes this specialty crop may be ome a nia- acre*. City Water. economic asset. iOS. DEVERS REAL ESTATE I 1 jor Shipping has more than doubled in W. R. Hutcheson, Salesman the past fiv^ years and “or.haiu Phone 451b Gates, Oregon, i p|an^j^gt now total be-ween , ---------------------- 11300 and 1400 acres. Rapid industry1; Tt/AVT X T A I I TTV growth is tempered, however, by th 111 IT V A I I H y fact that trees require 10 years to VZ.ZM. v ax UIUU A reath commercial production. Only I one-haif of present planting- are in Mrs. J. H. Johnston ' production. Mrs. Floyd Bassett was hostess in More than 90 percent of Oregon’s her home Tuesday morning of last holly production is centered in Mult week, for a home products party. nomah, VL ashmgton, and Clackamas Mrs. Strickland of Stayton was the counties where high quality trees demonstrator. An enjoyable morning are favored by coo], moist climate. was spent by those attending who Oregon leads in total production, included Mr«. Celia llowe of Mill followed by Wash.ngton and British City, Mrs. Vern Nydegger of the Columbia. Northern California, bid- McCully Mountain district, Mrs. El d.ng for a small slicwof the market, mer Taylor, Mrs. Raymond Branch, is nampered by comparatively hot Mi’s. Giles Wagner all of Mehama, summers. Mrs. Huffman and Mr*. Asmussen Early Niilthwest plantings were of of Lyons, Mrs. Jack Johnston and the late-maturing strains that don't Bobby of Fox Valley. normally produce saleable boughs | Mrs. Mervin Knox is convalescing early enough for distant Christmas nicely after being in the Stayton markets, Clark noted. A* late a? 1940. Memorial Hospital for treatment. most of Oregon trees were late ma Mrs. Roger Nelson of Mill City was turing and about half the present a Saturday business caller in Fox producting tree* are of the late I strain*. Improved strain*, through j Valley. I Mrs. Paul Scheiwek of Lyons yjg. selection, now produce rich inatuie ited in Fox Val.ey Wednesday after- foliage and colored berries by mid- ) November. Oregon State college has noon. more than 100 *uch varietiaa under Wm. Anderson of Mill City upset observation. on the riad in front of the ; hi* car Clark recommends planting of one i James Wright residence late Tues- 1 variegated variety for every two or 'day night. Anderson was hospitalized thre green vaiieies for more flexi- after the accident bil.ty in meeting market demand*. Lawrence Olson of Corvallis and Lifetime production of tree* has not John Winn of Lebanon were business been measured. Oregon has some visitors in our locality Tuesday of trees 50-60 years old, and European last week. i h»rticulturalista report trees up to Sunday night «nd Monday visitor* 300 year* old. at the J. H. Johnson home were .Mr. | and Mr*. Chester Comstock of Med-| ford. Mrs. Comstock i* Mr* John-' It make* little difference whether »ton’s sister. The -Medford couple you bake cookie* before or after were in Forest Grove for Mr. Com- freezing For cnip baked cookies, stock's non* wedding Saturday ev- cool thoroughly before packaging ening. They went to Springfield ■ nd let them thaw in package. Monday ■nd were going on to Calif-1 Refrigerator cooky dough may be ornia for several day* visit with his daughti rs and families before return frozen immediately after taking from ing to Medford. Mr Comstock ha« a freezer If it needs to be softer.ed two weeks vacation from hi* job, let stand in refrigerator. the «tote mghway. Mrs. Hugh Johnston and Bobby I To remove husks from filberts wi re Stayton visitor* Monday. They pj »ce filberts in a 275 degree oven br light Mr*. Thayer home after .he for about 20 minute, until skins had runted over Sunlay at the Carl <ra<k. Remove «kin. by rubbing wi Thayer home >n Stayton. 'a rough cloth while nut* are .till bot MILL CITY MEAT MARKET Mill City. Ore. Phone 2642 From where I sit... // Joe Marsh Windy Needs Less Horse-power! A bunch of us— 11 dj Tay lor included—went to are Easy Robert«' »cw two-year-old filly. She's a real beauty! Right off the bat. W ui • the “auth< rity.” lit toiu im»y what kind of bridle to buy, what saddle He ei en suggested that Easy was not keeping her in a warm enough stall. Finally Windy pointed to the horse feed Easy had purchased and said, "Oh, no, not that Theie’s a much better brrnd.” Easy smiled and said, "Really? When was the last time you ate some' ( ffnrught. Irom where I alt, the best ad vice ia not to give too much ad vice. too often. Sooner or later, you intrude on pcople'a per sonal preference«. Like who to vote for, or what car to buy— even what beverage la most refreshing. Me—I’ll take a glaaa of beer but maybe you like Iced tea. Fine! Let'« re spect each other'« choice and not debate each other ’'hoarse.” I nitrd Stairs Hrrujrrs Foundation # WHY MY DADDY GAVE MOMMY A e Vfl£HE*l4lfcVEPH°NE Our new kitchen telephone ia beau'ihgl. Mommy say* that it makeo everything so nice for her. When someone ralia ahe can a newer without leaving thing* cooking on the etove. She really like* it. Dsddv say* he lihra our kitchan telephone. too. Ha Mid he waa surprwd at how little It cost*. Why don’t you get a kitchen telephone of your very own. VALLEY TELEPHONE COMPANY Serving Mill Cty-Gates, Aumsville, Detroit- Idanha, Silverton, Turner
