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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1959)
Announcement................. We Are Dealers For Hot Point Appliances Don Paul Family Meet Interesting i People on Tour of Foreign Lands i » Up and Down i The Avenue ; 4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISM THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1959 B» Don Moffatt All around us we heard people —““.nd^alked or hitchhik- . t start Washers, Dryers, Ranges, Refrigerators, speaking languages other than their S. Arm})» i on financing and < ed overland from doUars, I Every once in awhile it is nice to | own: Iranians weakiug English, belong to the newspaper profession I Freezers, Water Heaters he had about SDen t on skim- "insuring your ne^t car? Poles speaking French. French most of which > d oQ This past week. National Newspaper speaking German, and I felt sad be med milk powder. He W TERMS TO SUIT YOU Week was one those times Thursday cause I could not join in. We had that, he told me. for three evening 1 drove to Stayton and picked made attempts, as a family, to study whlfe walking a.ros* v up Wes Sherman, managing editor some French, but that did us little Burma He took me down to h of the Stayton Mail, and we "blasted good in Germany or Holland. Fortu off” in my trusty old '49 Chev for Sa I ms, be able and dry goods nately we always found someone lem whore we, along with other mem- to help you who could speak English and were Gene and Ann Huffman ’^t | bers of the newspaper fraternity Ask me ebout never at a point where we could not Stated the cries of guests of the Salem Elks lodge. The State Farm's make our needs understood. New and Used Phone 4572 hawkers to Jperst.tions evening started off with a social hour But we studied, and I remember, Japanese drama and the sU£ BANK PLAN [ then came the feed- Each party pres- one night in Germany, lying in our I ent found a whole roast chicken stuf tent, just before Alexander went off fed with dressing on his plate It was to his own little pup-tent, trying a joy to behold and an top-flight fee ■ to make out useful sentances from Following the opening of the lodge a a guide and phrase book. .tans, the country of liberty ana recess was held and each mem er “Now,” I said, in my most ped j would be picked up as a va antic manner. “Let’s learn some dom. he wou d t> v road<amp, times of the newspaper gang was taken be- wa-. t00 old I fore the Elk membership and mtro- thing The German words for colors. grant and put m a duced. They had a speaker then give ^XrHe Ue«to b studyyachv Phone 7615 Now. first there is ‘white,’ The Ger a glowing tribute to the newspapers man word for that is “weiss,” pro a . a . a a a Mill City, Ore. '^nVai^Glugin. for the South of Marion county for their contribu nounced ‘wysse.’ but lut us help! tion of well-being to the areas they “Um,” said Alexander thought J serve. I want at this time to thank fully, then his mouth began to crinkle, Se^Slaanndother interesting the Elks club for their invitation. It We specialise ia making do-it- i "Hey, Daddy, you’re a weiss guy!” met was the Assistan • P been to was appreciated. younelf projects easy! Far new Roars of laughter. He rolled around, • • • visit ideas, short-cuts and the materi holding his tummy, and kicking his of Police of Trinidad. H AUTOMOBILI INSUBANCt COMPANY England on leave, was g there , Then another nice thing happened als you'll need (including dura knees in the air. Home Office: Bloomington. Illinois New York and some f too this week We received a nice let “And here’s another word,” I then fly back with his wife to ble, economical West Coast ter from the Newport News Ship went on. “Boogies. That’s Dutch for lumber), contact us soonl building and Dry Dock Co., at New ignition.” educated, the typ Brit|an has port News, Va With the letter came “Boogies.” recognizes, the typ hundred a souvenir of the aircraft carrier, “Oh. but this is better— ‘tinker been breeding for n*-arl ¿o hu Enterprise which is being scrapped at tonken.* That’s Dutch for a two- the present time, following its full years to carr > ,,u f th e American cycle motor.” quickly revised after I career during World War .2 The "Tinkertonken!” Once, looking at a Steve Allen R’Ä«-»’■ souvenir consists of a highly polish ed block of wood upon which is a piece show, his humor had been caught But—there was a difference- Open Saturdays of aluminum taken from an elevator by a very English-type character used to bring the planes up to the who, at the end of skit, would thrust Mill City, Ore. flight deck of this great fighting Phone 6803 his face into the screen and triump ship and its service to our country hantly proclaim, “Who-o-y not?” We quote the following from the Thus, from all this came a routine letter. "We were able to obtain some in which, while driving. I would pre of the aluminum from an elevator of tend to be a motorist driving into a this great vessel and, since your news- I garage, in a car with a faulty 1 paper has the name of this historic motor. ship in its title, we thought you might | “Someting,” I would say heavily, Th„ I like the enclosed souvenir. A book- |“iss wrong mit der boogies.” i let of the history and the record of “Ah, no.” Alexander would reply, the Enterprise is also enclosed ” coming in on cue. “It iss not der Along with this comes a picture of boogies, it iss der tinkertonken!” the nuclear aircraft carrier Enter "Oho! I see you are a weiss guy.” Sometimes sma 11 you 3 prise which is one of the mightiest “Wh-o-o-y not?” he would shout in the world. Th» new Enterprise will with laughter, then I would give a be christened in the summer of I960 double beep on the horn, step on the It carried a full load of 86,350 tons, is gas, and our little car went bounding “ÄX.’Ä“ S-B..U .»«J-, 11101 feet six inches long, has a maxi-1 on. down beside the Rhine. mum breadth of 252 feet. It has a So much for our own studies! But I was pleased to see the large number meat sandwich, sliced tomatoes, milk complement of 215 officers and 3084 | Tom's Shell Service Station is a i enlisted men, exclusive of air group, j place where you can take your of American college students It will be powered by eight nuclear > car and be confident of quality talking fluent French or German. reactors that are expected to operate i lubrication, polishing, and gen Some had been over for the summer, -~k- for five years. It has a cruising speed I others had spent a year there in eral servicing. Drive in today. of better than*30 knots. study and were now coming home. History of ships bearing the name j It seemed to give them that little 1 “Enterprise started with a sloop extra bit of polish, making them shine back in 1775 The new Enterprise is brighter than the strictly home rais I the eighth ship to bear this name- For plumbers, pumps or swimming ed variety. Thanks to the shipbuilding company There is one thing about a boat— lessons, or anything else you need, you butter, milk, f'uit an _ ¿uttered for this souvenir and history of fight you get to know people. And such find it faster in the classified pages of Monday. November “uttered ing ships bearing the name Enter people! your telephone directory It's a handy shopi>ers I met a Beatnik, so far gone that ;eh;:.PiotPOron°7nd butter, milk, ice prise. guide and a real help in an emergency. you couldn’t call him one. He had We Give S & H Green Stamps Next time you need help, save time rejected civilization so much that Baris«5 Phone 7984 Mill (Tty Mr. and Mrs. Gordy I he was a modern Thoreau. All he and look in the classified pages first. had in the world was a shirt, trous McMorris Attend Softball ers. belt, passport, nail clippers, a maple bar November 4-CH1J sheet of plastic (to keep the rain Banquet in Salem Monday off), a guitar, and sixteen dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Gordy McMorris were - > Serving Mil) City-Gate», Clty-Gatea, Aumsville, That was all. Six months earlier he in Salem Monday evening where they Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner had set out from Japan, (where he 1 attended a banquet given in honor of P had taken his discharge from the U. chicken pot pie cabbage slaw, Randall’s Softball team who won the custard and milk- _ . brown state soft ball championship the past two years. KX jnv Ua .;.i »»«•-. The banquet was given by tne South Salem Chamber of Commerce, late cake. the Lions Club and Kiwams Club Over 250 attended. Guests included the Northwest Regional Championship MY HUNTER HUSBAND Weeks of great anticipation, that to Calico Cat softball team from Port land who placed fifth in the National me were filled with dread. Days of making preparation, buy I tournament held recently at Clear water, Flordia; Ralph Guynes. presi ing shirts and hats so red; CALL US FOR But the days did pass so quickly, and dent of the Oregon State Softball Assn . Ken Kerr, secretary-treasurer deer season has begun. And my darling's gone a hunting of the OSSA. Ron Derr, the umpire FULL MEASURE with the rising of the sun. chief; Jim Demit, city softball recrea tion director and Ridge Miller, presi OF PROTECTION Up and at'em every morning, then dent of the Salem Cit Softball Assn Member« of the championship team arriving home at noon. Wiring inadequate for that new Does your present day val H k Not enough Grabs a bite then takes a nap, for are Gordy McMorris. Marlin Cole. appliance you'd like to have7 convenience outlets? he’ll be going again soon. Cal Bonnev Jim Young, Glen Blanton, ue of your property outweigh Up the mountains, through the val Don Ba-sett, Jim Stewart. Fred Bol leys coming home at set of sun. ton. Marion Craft. John Hoffert. Gene your fire insurance coverage T Hise family’s forgotten, for deer Helficker. Dick Norton. Nore Hel- ficker. Jerry Gregg and Don Sander If so your toes could be mb- season has begun- Lights dim when wort.. manager Fuses blow out? stantiaL Better check with ua appliances go on? I stay home do my housework, cook and see that he is fed. Then while I am doing dishes, see NO OBLIGATION him tumble into bed. Or I long to have him near me. Sit HILL INSURANGE beside him. talk awhile. Have to unplug one appliance to use another? AGENCY But I know that on some mountain he is walking many a mile. GATES FURNITURE DO IT ^YOURSELF George Laird STATE FARM MUTUAL KELLY LUMBER SALES Elementary School Menu Bo Te Printed In Enterprise Each Week TOM S a y s? Need help? find it faster in the classified pages Tom's Shell Service k Valley Telephone Company GOT A HOUSE WITH WEARY WIRING? Q TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PP&L’S WIRING FINANCING PLAN Nothing down... as long as three years to payl Pay as little as $3 a month with your electric bill I Full information at your electrical contractor's or Many a doe jumps before him but he dares not raise his gun. Only does are not in season, and they’re keeping on the run; Two weeks and doe season opened, now it ought to be a cinch. Sees one running up the mountain, barely misses by an inch. Every morning, every morning. Must I bear it patiently? Surely soon the time will come when he’ll have more time for me. Soon deer season will be over and he'll sit at home and fret. Over time and money wasted on the deer he didn’t get. nearest PPAL office. PACIFIC POWER light oom pan y Modern Living calls for Modern Wiring! .Mr*. Leia Austin of Portland »pent several days last week at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. 0 E Hoodenpyle. She also visited her nncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. C- Kimmel, her sister-in-law. Mrs. William McClintock and child ren and her niece and nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wooden and Carol Jean SUBSCRIBE to THE ENTERPRISE Today.. S3.00 per Year J. C. Kimmel, Owner Ph. 1708, Mill City, Ore. Box Ome* Opens 5:39 P. M. Sunday« • 1*9 P. M. Week Day« FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 23-24-23 KIRK DOUGLAS. TONY CURTIS, IN •THE VIKINGS" Tremendous Spectacle. Filmed ia Norway
