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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1959)
Ten Years Ago Remember the Headlines in The Enterprise 1 proclaimed the fact that prelim-' School Lunch Menu inary construction on Detroit1 Given for Two Weeks Dam was progressing. There ■ were 500 men on the payroll j November 23—B arbecued the figure to reach between Cheeseburger. Ice Cream and From The Enterprise with 1,500 and 2.000 by spring, ac Cookies and Milk, Buttered cording to Jack Murray, per Corn, Cabbage Slaw. sonnel director. Fifteen person November 24—Pigs in Blank nel homes were to be erected in, ets. Jello Salad. Tomatoes, Cho Fifteen Years Ago Mill City colate Pudding. Milk. Harvey Kanoff was home St. Catherines Altar Society November 25—V egetable from a stay in a Salem hospital. was organized Tuesday evening He had been in a logging acci at the home of Mrs. Russell Chicken Soup. Tuna Sandwich, Cinnamon Rolls, Milk. dent in which he lost a leg. Hoffman. Elected for the organ November 30— Prontn Pups, An item in the "locals" col ization’s first president was Creamed Peas. Fruit and umn stated that Mill City was Mrs. Tony Ziebert. Brownie .Milk. an old established town of 1500 From Lyons came word that December 1—Pizza Pie, But and there was an opportunity Shirley Johnson, daughter of here for many enterprises and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson had tered Green Beans. Upside Down businesses, including a jeweler, received a 10-year 4-H club Cake, Milk. car dealer, hardware store, bak award. Her sister. Carroll, re December 2- Roast Turkey, ery and realtor. There was also ceived a six-year pin. Mrs. Gravy, Whipped Potatoes, Har need for more business struc Alice Huber had served 21 years vard Beets. Hot Biscuit, Butter, Peaches, Milk. tures and homes. as a 4-H leader, and was to be December 3—Buttered Toast, At the regular meeting of honored later. Chili Beans. Carrot and Raisin Santiam Rebekah lodge, with An advertisement in The En Anna Jenkins acting as noble terprise featured dinner at $1.00 Salad, Cherry Pudding Cake, grand, the initiatory work was at the Manolis Cafe on Highway Milk. December 4—Tuna Noddle put on for Edgar L. Kellom. 22. Jerry's Cafe and Tavern at Roy Mundt acted as courtesy Gates was serving a complete Casserole, Spinach, Hot Muffin and Butter, Fruit Jello and candidate. turkey dinner for 95c. Cookie, Milk. Word had been received by • • • Note—No School November Mrs. George Mason that her Five Years Ago 26 and November 27. son Tech. Sgt. Alvin Luhr was on his way home, following 35 The Marion County ”B” Lea Put it little salt-petre into the months overseas in the medical gue Jamboree was scheduled to be held at the new gym Decem water if you want to keep cut corps. A letter sent from Mr. and ber 1. This was the first time flowers fresh. Mrs. Vincent Gowen and child Mill City had hosted a jamboree. [ Reutgers Orchestra from Scio A tablespoon or two of garlic ren to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin was published was scheduled to play at the Sat vinegar will add the flavor you want to salads, sauces, and other In The Mill City Enterprise. urday Firemen's ball. foods without yuor having to peel The Mill City Ministerial As The Gowens had just been lib erated from Bilibed prison in sociation was planning a Urilon and handle the garlic each time the Phillipines. They had been ! Thanksgiving service, Wednes you want to use it. To make the prisoners of the Japanese since day November 24 at the Assem vinegar, peel and slit five cloves of garlic and let them stand in the fall of the Islands Dr. Gow-| bly of God Church. Mrs. John Swan had left for an a pint of vinegar for one week. en was missionary there at the time and Mrs. Gowen related in extended visit with relatives in her letter the many horrible ex- j Kansas. Illinois, Texas and Cal their son PFC. Earle Hennes periences suffered while they I ifornia. would be leaving Monday for his From Detroit News by Boots new base at Bremerhaven, Ger were prisoners. Friends here learned of the Champion came reports of the many. The Enterprise was filled with birth of another daughter to seasons first snow storm. Also Mr and Mrs. Robert Veness. i from Detroit it was noted that ads and pictures of the new born October 9 at the Wilcox John Cook’s were building an ad model cars—and comparing with pictures of this years models, Memorial hospital In Portland dition to their grocery store. From Gates came word from what a difference a few years The baby weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces and was named Shirley. , Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hennes that make. Wintershield Protection That is what you get when you have your car or truck serviced for winter by us. Now is the time to think of having your tires recapped for winter. See us first. Jack's Richfield Service Center Mill City, Oregon Highway 22 6—The Mill City Enterprise Wednesday, November 25th Showing At 7:30 P. M. IDANHA COMMUNITY CHURCH Thursday, Nov. 19, 1959 Paul R. Allen Now At Pope Air Force In North Carolina POPE AFB, N. C—Technic al Sergeant Paul R. Allen of Mill City, arrived at Pope .AFB recently for duty as a supply technician with the 464th Sup ply Sq. In service 17 years, with 13 years' overseas duty, he came to Pope after an assignment at Toul Rosiere Air Base, France, His previous overseas tours were in Germany from 1945-50, and in England from 1952-55. TSgt. Allen is the son of Mrs. Agness A. Allen, Mill City, and was graduated from Mill City High school in 1935. He is married to the former Erna R. Strobel, of Furth, Ger many, and they have a daugh ter, Kathy G„ 16. Pope AFB. where TSgt. Allen is now serving, was established in 1919 on the huge Fort Bragg military reservation. The base has a long record of close co operation with the Army, and today the Pope-based 464th Troop Carrier Wing (Assault) has as its primary mission sup port of the XVIII Airborne Corps (Strategic Army Corps) which has headquarters at Fort Bragg. The 464th, a unit of the Tacti-. cal Air Command's Ninth Air Force, flies twin-engined C-123 "Providers" which each year carry over 100,000 airborne troopers on practice jumps, as sault landings or other tactical exercises. Meanwhile the wing’s C-123s also fly logistical mis sions all over the U. S. airlifting thousands of tons of supplies and equipment annually for the Army and the Air Force. SUBSCRIBE TO THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE TODAY! Trim jour turkey platter with small pumpkins made from oranges. Select small oranges, remove the peel and all the white membrane. Just a small piece of citron tucked in the top at the orange for the stem com pletes the pumpkin garnish. If your plastic shower curtains are streaked or faded, tint them with regular dye. If the curtains have a multicolored pattern, re member that each color may be affected differently by the tins- ing process Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Read It Every Week Get Flowers for the Hostess at Raleigh Harold FLORIST & Nursery Ph. RO 9-8534 319 W. Washington No Gimmicks - No Obligation Nothing To Buy WIN YOUR Free Drawing Kids! Catch a Live Turkey! To be Saturday, November 21 at 3 P. M. DINNER 5 to be Turned Loose Everyone Register Now FOR 10 TURKEYS FREE IN FENCED ENCLOSURE ON OUR LOT SATURDAY, NOV. 21 2 P. M. IN THIS DRAWING You Must be Present ToWin REGISTER AT GENE TEAGUE BOYS AND GIRLS THROUGH 16 YEARS CHEVROLET ANYTIME UNTIL NOON OF AGE ARE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE Saturday, Nov. 21 Our Method of Saying "THANK YOU" r. 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