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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1959)
You Find the Best in MEAT and GROCERIES when you shop regularly at our meat and grocery store. See us about a Locker Today. Order one and have it ready for fall. Open 7 Days A Week. Mill City Meat Market Phone 2042 Mill City The pinwhle club met recently at | the home of Gladys Podrabsky, with I Betty Pittam as refreshment hostess. I Three tables were in play. High score was won by Alice Karmen, with low I g.dng to Mrs. Pittem. Mr. an Mrs. Barney Scott drove to Longview, Wash., last Thursday to attend an evening concert by the choir Maurie Bass<‘tt now is handling the of Whitworth College in Spokane of Standard Oil Bulk plant at Gates. This which their daughter. Mis* Rosalie job was formerly handled by John Scott, is a member. K.rkelie. Mrs. Doris Morris, who recently re Richard Verbeck, son of the Louis ceived a broken knee-cap in a fall on a sidewalk, has been released from a Verbecks, recently moved his family Salem hospital and is recuperating from Stayton to Albany where he is at the home of her son and family, stationed with the State Police. the Dick Morrises, in Salem. The in Dr. Mark Hammerickaen'» Opto- jury was not as serious as at first feared, and the "walking-cast” is metric office* in the Bell building m scheduled to be removed on April 30. Stayton; Thursday* from 1:00 p. tn. to 6:00 B. M. No appointment* ne cessary. nd*. Shereen Muir and Kouney Scnaer have been selected by the Student Council and faculty of Santiam Union High schorl as the g.rl and boy of the month. Shereen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Muir, Mill City, is a senior who has been very active in student af- tar- for her entire h:g:> school career. She is student body vice president and secretary of the Mar ion B Interschool Council this year as well as a member of the cheer Robert Wills »as taken to the San- leaders. Shereen attended the student tiam Memorial Hospital in Stayton workshop just prior to her junior last Sunday for observation due to year, and Girl's State last summer. the after-effects of the "flu,” but was able to be brought home by Monday evening. SHOP OUR Pink and Blue Corner Never before have we had such a wide variety of Shower Gifts. Come in and browse around. Mrs. A. L. Jackson has been secur ed as housekeeper at the D- B. Hill home. Mrs. Hill was brought home from the Salem General Hospital Sun day evening and is able to be up and around the house. ADA ’S NEEDLE SHOP 227 W, City, S. Broadway Phone 2243 __ Mill Ore. * A lii ff this pain?" Customers often ask ques year we sell perhaps a ton of pain relievers. Relievers. That's the point. We tan sell simple analgesics, but we can't prescribe drugs to eliminate the cause of pain. Diagnosing and prescribing arc in your physician's province. We. as professional pharmacists, work h /M doctors, providing the drugs they order. So, if you have any kind of a persistent pain, see your physician. We shall be pleased to provide any medication which mav be prescribed. MILL CITY PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service Phone 6607 Mill City, Oregon REGULAR 45« CAN ONLY The Firemen’s Auxiliary met last Wednesday evening, April 15, at the Fire Hall, with Mary Wright and Ceil Croan as refreshment hostesses. During the business session, it was decided that the group should pur chase u section of shrubbery for the lands.aping project on the grounds ' of the new high school. A type of barberry shrub has been chosen. Powerful 4-cycle engine . . . all-steel body . . . enclosed lotting chamber . . . Safety- Gup handle . . . ll)tamatic mstant height adjustment. A. & M. TOMAN Ph. 1824 Mill City Comedy! — PLUS — JOEL McCREA. FORREST TUCKER. SUSAN CABOT, in ’ FORT MASSACRE” Thank You Friends. . . . . . . . . . . . . . We want to take this opportunity to thank the residents of the area for the fine patron age given us during our years of business here and also to ask you to continue to give the new owners, Jim and Erma Haley the same fine consideration you gave us. Mill City Drive In Louie and Mary Rada Bob Sullivan, who was injured last I Wednesday while working fo" *he John Bishop Auto Wrecking yard at Independence is reported to be gett ing along quite well now. He received ! a fractured neck and severe face la cerations when the boom of a wreck- | er fell on him. He will be in traction for six or seven weeks. tions like this. And every $79.95 Mrs. Robert Roach has been attend- i: g a fte-vveeks' cou.se, M >i d.>.v and W vdnesdav • veiling, in Leadership Training School being sponsored by the Salem Council of Churches at the First Congregational Church in that city. As an instructor. Mrs. Roach at tends Primary Church S hoo! Teach ers’ Group, the topic being "Teaching Primary Children.” Mrs. William Truitt has been enrolled in the Junior group of the same training school. THE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER” The Round Robin Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Don Carlson Monday night. High was won by Mrs. Al Yankus, pinochle by Sylvia Kind red and low by Mrs. Leo Poole. The guests present were Sylvia Kindred, Ruth Tohl and Marie Strwart. The next meeting will be held at the J. D. MacGregor home- about HUFFY The Linn County Historical »ocit ty 1 will meet April 26 at 2 p. m. at the Scio giade school gym. A -peaker, refreshments and ex hibits «re plannevi. Everyone is in- v ited. FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SUNDAY. APRIL 24-25-26 Ml Color. ( ine ma scope Program CLIFTON WEBB. DAVID NELSON. DOROTHY MaeC.UIRE, in Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schroeder at tended the wedding of thair grand daughter, Miss Patricia Schroeder, in a Catholic church in Salem last It has been announced that she will Saturday morning. She is the daugh I attend Girl's State this coming sum- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schroed- 1 iner a» an advisor. She has held other offices in school and is a past wor thy advisor of Marilyn Chapter Rain Mrs. Gladys Trask of Fresno, Calif., bow for Girls. She has been active arrived last week to be near her bro on numerous committees serving her ther, Clyde Hill, who is critically ill school well in all student affairs. of the Salem Memorial hospital, and Shereen is friendly and vivacious and her sister-in-law, Mrs. D. B. Hill, who was recently named the "most co* was seriously ill in the balem Gener I operative girl” in school. She is a al Hospital. She is the house-guest I member of the Santiam Chapter of j the National Honor Society. of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Potter. "What can I do 21 -inch Box Office Opens 7.00 p. M. Weekdays — 5:30 P. M. Sundays The tree planting project yhich »as to have taken place last week, had to l»e postponed on account of snow in the mountains. The girls will now take part in a show-me tour of Detroit dam, Marion Forks fish hatchery and the Detroit weather station. z _ Muir, Schaer Girl and Boy Of Month Here Linn County Historical To Meet Sunday at Scio Announcement.... We wish to announce that we have purchased the MILL CITY DRIVE IN and it will now be known as f Haley's Drive In I Rodney is the son of Mrs. Gwen Schaer of Gates and a senior this year. Rodney’s main interest, sports- wise, is football. Though he has not played other sports he has kept close to athletics as scorekeeper for bas ketball, baseball and track. He, too, is a member of the honor society and is generally conceded by his class mates to be a “brain.” Rodney’s sharp wit and quick smile have won him many friends among students and fa culty alike. Guest speaker at the Christian Church Sunday morning, April 26 will be Rev. Stanley Williams of Cald well, Idaho. Rev. Williams is a grad uate of Gerge Fox College where he majored in music. He has attended Northwest Christian College one year and plans to enter again this fall. Mrs. Williams will accompany her Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gulliford and husband and a fellowship dinner will son, Ray, were dinner guests Satur be held following the morning service. day of Mr. and Mrs. A- B. Lucas in Aumsville. The affair was in honor Rev. and Mrs. Larry Lawrence and of Mr. Lucas’ birthday anniversary. their three children spent the week He i* Mr. Gulliford’s father. end at Tacoma, Washington, where Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Goodman of Rev. Lawrence was guest speaker at the First Christian Church. Each Estacada called on Mrs. W. J- Robin year during the month of April one son here Sunday afternoon. A former Sunday is set aside as Northwest Mill City resident, Mrs. Goodman will Christian College Sunday in the be remembered as Iva Reid. The Good Christian Churches in Oregon, Wash- | mans also visited relatives at Me ington, Idaho, Montana and some hama. parts of Utah. Earlier in the Spring a contest is held at the college among the student ministers with the win-1 ner’s »ermon being used by the stud ents on N C C Day. This year's winner was Rev. Larry Lawrence from the Mill City Christian Church who i* a student at N C C. We will be open for business Thursday of this week and also 24 hours a day Friday and Saturday for the convenience of fishermen. 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