The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, March 26, 1959, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. MARCH 26. 195» SUBSCRIBE TO THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE TODAY! »3 »0 a Year Southern Pacific Planning n, * for £ Dance rY Office at Mill City to Close Six Eighth Grade Students See Science Display at Newberg U. S. National NEW and USED Furniture By Jean Roberts ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MEHAMA—Mehama and Lyons firemen aie busily selling tickets for Business end Professional ' Six eighth grade students accom- their annual firemen’s ball, which CARPETING and ipsnied by their classroom instructor, DIRECTO RY will be held Saturday, April 4th and LINOLEUM I Robert E. Thorpe, to Newberg Tues will be followed by a breakfast Sun day night to attend an all-school day morning. ' scien e display at the Newberg high Centennial costumes will be worn JOHN W. REID, M. D. students attending to the dance, with many of the fire Portland has marked up close to a school. Those G. E. Public Utility Commissioner Jonel men already preparing to deck out in 40 million dollar gain in deposits were: Barbara Olson, Carl Kelly, Physician and Surgeon C. Hill Friday said he had approved fancy vests, derby hats, and Centen- since March, 1958. Total deposits as "Rusty" Whitten. Terry Morris, APPLIANCES the withdrawal of the joint agent of n al ties. Many of the ladies are busy of March 12 were $790.025,949 com Shirley Veness, and Roxillah Yankus. MILL CITY. OREGON the Southern Pacific Company and making Centennial dresses. pared with $750,981,180 a year ago. Each student took notes on five pro- the Railway Express Agency. Inc., I A hotcake and ham and egg break- Loans and discounts for the state ejects that were of special interest to from Mill City. ' fast the morning following the dance wide system as of the March 12 date them. They will report on these pro Future business will be conducted wj]| sUrt Bt 6;00 a. m. The firemen.; jects to other students in the Mill Z,!.1: DR. JOHN C. TARR through the agent at Lyons. ___ will ______ _____ _ and serving | I The Mill City branch reported de- I City Elementary school. , who do ___ the _ cooking COMF I tT? noun nt« • posits totaling $1,865,994.04. accord Chiropractic Physician A stipulation between all partiiA of plan to serve until noon, Mr. Thorpe plans to take another record at a hearing conducted Decern- The Mehama department is anxious ing to D. B. Hill, Jr., manager. Total group of students, who are particu- Phone RO 9-2922 We Give and Redeem ber 17, 1958, at Mill City, indicated to secure a foam tank for their fire loans and discounts for the local lary interested in science, to a science Hours 9:00 to 6:00 the withdrawal would not have any ef- ¡truck which smothers oil or gasoline branch stood at $709.360.14 for the display in Woodbum in the near fu Evenings By Appointment Penny Saver Stamps same period. fet upon Western Union Telegraph fires by chemical action. ture. Some of the e'.ghth grade stu 112 E. Ida St. Stayton .service in the community. Total resources for the U. S. Nat dents are plannnig to enter exhibits The fire departments in these two 367 3rd St. Stayton ional system, with its 66 banking of in the Linn County Science fair to Figures offered tn evidence by the towns, just one mile apart, are vol fices throughout the state, stood at be held at Scio in April. i petitioners showed a steady decline in unteer. $8.4.203,131 compared with $830,551,- DR. VICTOR J. MYERS revenues of carload and less-than- • 81 a year ago. carload freight and in express busi Gladys Turnbull, Salem, These figures do not reflect a gain Chiropractic Physician ness for the years 1956 and 1957 of approximately 13 million dollars Here for Cancer BELL BLDG. IDA and THIRD ST. handled through Mill City and the to the resources of U. S. National non-agency station of Gates, Hill said. Meeting Tuesday Noon resulting from tne merger of the First STAYTON, OREGON Just in Time for EASTER The companies said they will accept National Bank of Baker on March 14. Mrs. Gladys Turnbull, executive PHONE RO >2557 collect telephone calls at their Salem I urge selection of sizes anil fabrics The Baker bank became V. S. Nation- station regarding service in the Mill secretary of the American Cancer ______ ____ _____ ______ al's 67th banking office. Society for Marion and Polk coun City and Gates areas, in addition to s in Mill City Tuesday noon1 Following merger of the First Na the proposed service that will be offer ties was Dr. Leslie J. Carson for a luncheon meeting when plans tional Bana of Baker, shareholders ed by the agent at Lyons. OPTOMETRIST of the U. S. Nata nal bank, including A box will be installed at the plant were made for the drive to be con those who became shareholders thru ducted here next month. Visual analysis — Contact lenses of each of eight (or any additional) the merger, are to be given an oppor Carl Kelly is chairman for the Visual training possible carload shippers and the con- tunity to purchase, on a pro rata bas Every Day But Wednesday Next to Stewart’s Grocery I ductor of trains would be authorized M1 City and Gates cotnmunit.es, and is, 2.1,090 additional shares of U. 8. to carry out instructions placed in the w* h* «Misted by U B’ Shuey’ 515 Third St Stayton box by the shipper. This pertains to1*111 elicit the busmess houses on the National stock, at a rate of one share Ph. RO 9-2751 ordering and inspection of cars as Lmn county stde of town and Mrs. for each 49 held as of March 26, 1959, I well as their movement. The conduc-1 Kenneth Chance, who will handle the at a cost of $50 a share. Plans indicate that U. S. National tor would beSathorized. also, to work for the local commtttee. _ ___ __ sign any bills of lading. Hill „id | ™e ___ Ratnbow Girls will again ____ make will continue its aggressive building Weddle Funeral Home .. I the door-to-door solicitation this year, a,l<* expansion program during the such boxes had worked out satis- the date of this drive to be announc- neniainuer of this year. Four modern i factorily on othe lines of Southern Modern Funeral Service new bank buildings will be opened — ed later. ’ Pacific. I three of which will house new U. 8. Granting of the petition will re- j STAYTON OREGON .National branches in Oregon. suit in annual savings to the two Al Nesbitt Secretary of I The new Woodstock Blvd, branch. companies of approximately $5,339. Marion County f lOOFAss'n located m 1 ■ -.tin ist Portland, will ___ _____ The PUC order held the granting Sunday Starting Time: 5:30 P. M of the authority sought would enable1 Al Nes bitt was in Salem Saturday “P**1 April 11, while the new In I dustrial Center blanch, jn northwest the companies to improve the effi- afternoon to attend a meeting of the 7:00 P. M. on Other Days. | j Portland ’s growing Guilds Lake in- ciency of their operations and effect Marion County 1OOF association. , , is scheduled lor com Septic Tank« and Sewers Clean«« economies therin which would ul-j Installed as county officers at this I Ph. Salem EMpire 3-9408 COLLECT timately benefit the shipping public, 'meeting were Lavern Morton of Moni- pletion early this summer. A modern THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY. MARCH 26-27-28 ! tor, president; Fred Pierce of Turner, new building for the bank’s Univers . 1079 Elm St. W. Salem “THE LITTLEST 1IOBO” ¡vice president; Al Nesbitt, Mill City, ity branch in Salem will be completed Storv of A Dog and A Lamh. secretary, and James Ballweber, of , early this summer. — PLUS — Monitor, treasurer. KENNETH MQRE. JAYNE M YNSFIELD, In A letter from the Bob Mizners at 1 A dinner and social hour was also J. W. GOIN “SHERIFF OF FRACTURED JAW” Fossil along with a check for renewal* held. Experienced Veterinarian of their subscription to The Enter-1 prise states tney had a real nice Ry Harold's Floral Gardens Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jull and Sunday, March 29 I winter—lots of sunshine, but some Ph. RO 9-2533 Stayton, Ore. son, Terrence, of Corvallis were | snow fid c 1J weather. Bob naa had TYie Above Shows Will Be Held Over For day afternoon visitors at the That the Air Force F-104C, nick- a battl with the flue but was better EASTER SUNDAY SHOWING Shelton and Hugh Jull homes. named “The Mssle with a Man in it” at the time the letter was written, Be Sure And See Them. holds both the world speed and alti-, The M.znera ran a cafe here for Special Easter services will be tude records, 1,404 miles per hour and 'awhile. WE SELL BETTER held at the Christian church Friday 91,243 feet altitude, respectively? | afternoon at 1:30. This program will CARS FOR LESS That supersonic, rocket-powered | ■■ be put on by the CWF, and the pub sleds are used to test aircraft com lic is invited. ponents on the ground and <an be ac celerated or stopped along a 10,000 and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shelton foot track in just 10 seconds? children of Corvallis were guests That the blueprints and drawings Sunday at the homes of their parents for a turbojet transport weigh 250,- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Loucks and Mr. 000 pounds—nearly equal to the STAYTON, OREGON and Mrs. Glen Shelton. plane's actual weight? IT FAYS TO BUY AT I That your locol Air Force Recruiter his Alan \ ail, accompanied by HOME whose address is 149 North High st., fiancee, Miss Barbara Dean of Se- Salem, Oregon, would be glad to an attle, spent the weekend here with swer any question pertaining to the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Air Force? Vail and other relatives and friends. New Spring Dresses $3.98 to $4.98 JENNIE’S II II MIKE'S Septic Service Did You Know? GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET I New Arrivals Dr. .Mark Hammencksen’s Upto- metric offices in the Beil building in Stayton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m. to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne I cessary. adv. Report Prom Santiam Memorial Hospital Bom March 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Bill D. Foster, Salem a son, Richard Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I'hili Ivy Scott, weighing 7 pounds 13*4 ounces. ........... Me-. Born March 16 to Mr. and Mrs. of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mary Hartman Delaine C. Hicks of Turner a daugh- Ghee of Salem and i drove to Bend, then to Redmund and ter. Tammy Sue, weighing 8 younds had dinner at the H. H. Maag ranch 7*i ounces, Born March 20 to Mr. and Mrs. near Redmond. I L ............. — James J. Sullivan of Stayton a daugh It is being announced that an East ter, Rachel Ruth, weghing 6 pounds er Cantata under the direction o. .uiS. 4 ounces. Born March 20 to Mr. and Mrs. I Dona.d Sheythe will be presented at eight o’clock, Easter Sum ay evening, LeRoy H Fery, Marion, a •laughter, at the Presbyterian Churcn, featuring Shaun» Kathleen, weighing 9 pounds Born March 22 to Mr. and Mrs. R. the "Seven Last Words” of Chr.st. Gary Shilhanek, Aumsville, a daugh \ total of 6 children received ser ter, Debra Ann, weighing 9 pounds vices at the well child clinic here Tues 1 ounce. day afternoon. There were 13 small- 1 pox vaccinations, 22 tuberculin tests, I 8 polio shots, 30 DPT and two child- spgnt Sunday in Salem with his par- Quartier ren were seen by Dr. Stone. ■ ients, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Quartier. L. E. Dike was taken t<> Santiam Memorial Ho.-pital last week suffer ing from pneumonia and a heart con dition among other . omplications. His daughter, Mrs. J. E. Lindermayer of Eureka, Cal., is spending some time here. LICENSED Garbage Disposal 5136 P«r Month and Up Also Servicing Gate«, l.yona Idanaha and Detroit MILL CITY, OREGON DISPOSAL SERVICE Bud Cline, Owner Ph. 5902 BE SURE WITH *oe roue TELEVISION OF RADIO Phone 3207 or UL 9-2191 We Specialize on Philro. Motorola. Zenith Stiff 1er'$ Radio and Appliance Co. The next meeting of the ladies ex- 1 ercise lass will be held Tuesday, March 31 at the grade school gym, says Sue Poole. J. C. "Doc" Kimmel is back on the job again this week after a bout with ulcers. He is on a strict diet, At the meeting <»f the 4-H club was but is able to be at his post as chief held Saturday and was called to order “pill mixer” for the canyon are®, by the president Mary Ann Meader.' His many friends are glad that he is The leaner, Mrs. Dellis Hince informed able to be up and around. the group they should set the date for A special guest at the meeting of their picnic which will be held in April or May. The club plans to entertain the Mill City Lions Club Auxiliary 1 their mothers and they will demon- on Wednesday evening of this week ‘ st rate some of the skills they have at the home of Mrs. Don Moffatt learned, and refreshments will be is to be Mrs. Harry Pitts of Albany, I served. This week w-as used as catch- j District Director of 36-R. who will be i up week and the leader stated all pro making her official visit. Wives of all jects should be ready for the meeting Lions Club members are urged to attend. this Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mackie ami son, Billy, were accompanied by Mr. Too Lafe to Classify and Mrs. Barney Scott on a long "week-end” excurison to Seattle, NOTICE—I am collecting coins, all Wa.-h., from Thursday of last week types wanted, both early and late until Monday of this week. The date. Sullivan Coin Collector«, Box Mackies visited at the homes of rela 524, Mill C.ty, Pohne 584. 14tf. tives and the Scotts called on long time friends of that locality where FOR SALE—Airway Santitixor vac they formerly lived. Mrs. Scott was uum leaner Mrs. H- E. Smith, also able to attend the church where house west of Gingerbread House, she was previously connected with the Mehama, or write rt. 1. box 266A, choir. or phone UL 9-2657. 14 ENTER NOW! Santiam Canyon Centennial Frolic Revive The Spirit Of Our Pioneers! Cash Prizes For Three Division Winners (Groups or Individuals) $100 FIRST PRIZE $50 SECOND PRIZE • $25 THIRD PRIZE Numerous Other Prizes Every Amateur - 6 To 90 - Eligible Live Radio and TV Appearances for Winners Poca/ or Instrumental Music — Readings — Square Dances — Dramatics Family Singing — Barbershop Quartets — Gay Nineties Acts — Ministrel Music — Folk Songs — Combos CLIP AND MAIL THIS ENTRY BLANK TODAY TO GENE TEAGUE, STAYTON Name of Individual or Group____________________________________________ _______ Address —------ ---- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Phone No.......... ......... Chcclc One • ADULT □ JUVENILE □ MIXED GROUP .Specify Ages____________________ Type of Number or Act______________________________________________ _ Appropriate Time (length) of Number.................... ___ ,...........Minutes If Group Give Name of Leader___________________ ___ ____________________ ________ CONTEST TO BE HELD IN STAYTO N, SATURDAY, APRIL 2.1TII Final Instructions Will Be Mail«-*) All Contestants.