The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, November 26, 1959, Page 4, Image 4

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    I—The Mill City Enterprise
Thursday, Nov. 26, 1959
Just In Time For Christmas Union Thanksgiving Service
To Be Held at Mehama;
$1.98 " $2.98 Lyons Folks To Have Guests
Towel Seta, Boxed Handkerchiefs and a new ship­
ment of other gif tn arriving this week.
New Pedal Pushers and Capri Pants for Girls
and Misses. Priced at
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Do Your Christmas Shopping at Home
Ada’s Needle Shop
Ph. 2243
227 S. W. Broadway
Mill City
Better Not Wait
These cold frosty mornings can do un­
told damage to your automobile un­
less it is properly protected for win­
ter. Better check with us today. One
freeze-up can cost you many dollars.
Why take a chance — be safe — win­
terize your car now.
DRAPER'S FLYING A SERVICE
We Give S & H Green Stamps
Phone 7442
Highway 22
Mill City
How many
for dinner,
please?
Now's the time
to moke your
reservations
for delicious
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner
here
Phone 5844 Today
LAST FRONTIER
Gates, Oregon
Highway 22
CAMERA SALE
JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS
Graphic 35, including flaah gun and earning cane.
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Regular $89.95
SPECIAL
9
Only five rolls used in this Camera so it Is a Bar­
gain At This Price.
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Graphic 35, $89.95 tai-
ue on Sale at Only____
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Hilt has Flaah Gun and Carrying Caw.
Revere Eight Magazin. S
I -end Two Turret Head
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Bell-HoweU 220 Sun Dial Movis (.laniera with Catte,
Regular $59.50
Now Only....
49.95
51.50
10.95
Brownie Movie Turret Head
Special l*rlce
Value $59.50
Duoflex II Camera,
Reg. $14.50 Now ...
Mill Citv Pharmacy
Dependable Prescription Service
Phone 6607
Mill City, Oregon
Along About
Thanksgiving Time
Along about Thanksgivin' time
when all the leaves are down,
And all the fruit's been picked
and all the hills are turning
brown,
There's somethin’ in the air
that seems to stir your blood
a bit,
That makes you glad you’re in
die world and that you're part
of it;
The song the wind goes singin'
in tne evergreens sublime;
There's ginger in a man along
about Thanksgivin' time.
There’s somethin' wonderful
about the ice so thin and white
Across the narrow little rut that
dried up in the night;
It’s criss-crossed in a hundred
ways with streaks and veins
and lines,
And sparkles out like diamonds
when the sun spunk« up and
shines,
And when you break it with
your heel you could hardly tell
its rattle from the jingle of a
little silver bell.
LYONS Wednesday evening, Clarence Jr. and Sue Ann of
November 25, a Union Thanks- Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Shei-
I giving service will be held in don Titus and sons from Halsey.
| the Presbyterian church in Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Prichard,
jhama at 7:30. This is the time Veda. Cathy, and Billie and Mr.
i all Christians should gather to and Mrs. Herbert Mays and
I give thanks to God for their daughters will be guests at the
many blessings and to give home of their parents. Mr. and
thanks for the opportunity ot Mrs. Van Prichard.
joining loved ones for the tra­
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ed-
ditional Thanksgiving feasts.
wards will attend a family din-
Many family gatherings will ner at the home of her brother
be held here with some going and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dana
away from home. Mr. and Mrs. ’ Stoddard in Salem.
Orville Downing will spend
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Burl Smith will be AC1 El-
their son and wife, Mr. and | don and Mrs. Thompson, who
Mrs. Duane Downing and fam­ arrived Sunday from Aberdeen, |
ily at Hermiston. Additional Wash., and will spend the
guests will be Mr. and Mrs. I Thanksgiving week with her
Richard Carleton and family parents.
from The Dalles.
Mrs. Pear) Hudson will spend
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons wil) the Thanksgiving holidays in
be guests at the home of their Portland with relatives and I
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and friends.
Mrs. George Meilke and daugh­
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fink will
ters in Albany.
be dinner guests at the home of
Raking the old leaves,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampton her brother and wife, Mr. and
and Mrs. Norman Johnson and Mrs. Fred Dougherty in Salem. other refuse from trees
shrubs is important in disease
sons from Auburn, Wash., will
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Naue and control in gardens and home
be dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg
_____ _
advises Wilbur
L.
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex will be dinner guests at the | orchards,
'¿‘^m'/Marion^County” Extend
Bodeker.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley slon Agent.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Conser
at Lacomb. Mrs.
Conser
Many plant diseases overwin­
Leota Worden and daughter, is a daughter of the Naues.
ter on fallen leaves and flowers
Marjorie and Mrs. Lizzie Bas­
Mr. and Mis. Phillip Pietrok i and dried up fruits. Examples
sett will be dinner guests at the and daughter, Louise of Lyons (are black spot and ^st of roses,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne will attend a family dinner at > app)e and
scab cherry left
Lierman and family in Stay­ the home of another daughter j spot camellia flower blight, and I
ton.
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. VVil-lbrown rot of peaches and cher­
Mr. and Mrs. Art Olmstead liam Schwarz and family in
ries. Old leaves and fruits re­
and sons. Walter and Jimmy Salem. Additional guests will be
maining on the plant also har­
and his mother, Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pietrok
bor these disease organisms.
Olmstead of Mill City, will be and family of Stayton. Mr. and
Such plant refuse may be dis-j
guests at the Byron Edmonson Mrs. Francis Hendricks and
i posed of in one of several ways.
home in Eugene.
family of Aumsville, Mr. and I Burning wil destroy the disease I
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Mrs. Gerald Usselman of Salem,
organisms. Leaves can be com- i
and family will spend the Miss Theresa Pietrok of Salem posed if buried in the bottom of j
Thanksgiving holiday at Aber­ and Miss Mary Pietrok of Sa­ ' the pile where thorough de-1
deen, Wash., at the home of lem.
I composition will destroy the or-
their daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lewis j ganisms.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. llanniford. and daughters of Mehama and
The raking and cleanup opera-
Burl Smith, who has been em­ Miss Lucille Lewis of Corvallis | tions can be repeated again when
ployed at Las Vegas, Nev., for will be dinner guests at the dormant spray application are |
the past month, returned home home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde made on roses, peaches, apples I
Saturday evening. He will re­ Lewis and Beulah.
and pears.
main at home here until after
Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley
the holidasy.
of Portland will be dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt will guests at the home of her bro­ clumps should be lifted with the
be dinner guests Thanksgiving ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
soil which clings to the roots
day at the home of their son-in- Donald Huber and family. Addi­
and set in a drier place, with­
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. tional guest will be their moth­
out replanting them. This might
Harry Elmer and Gail in Al­ er, Mrs. Alice Huber of Lyons. be under the eaves of a build­
bany.
Mr. and Mrs Milt Emmerson ing. or the drier side of a build­
Dinner guests at the home of from Bridgeport, Wash., will be ing, the floor of a barn or shed,
Mr. and Mrs. George Berry guests at the home of Mrs. or within a covered frame on
will be Mr. and Mrs. Willard Donna Asmussen and daughter, well drained ground,
In the
Berry and children from Forrest Mildred.
spring they can be planted |
Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Manning again in the garden.
Schiewek and children from and children Richie, Larry and
If stored out of the rain where
Mill City, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cheryl will be guests at the dry, the clumps should be occa­
Pennington and family, and Mr. home of her parents, Mr. and sionally sprinkled with water to
and Mrs. Albert Carr, Kathryn Mrs. Sim Etzel in Stayton.
prevent their drying out com-
and Nadine of Lyons.
Additional Lyons New«
pletely.
Guests at the home of Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian
If soil drainage is good, chry-
Ethel Huffman and Mr. and1 and Glenn Jr., were Sunday santhemums may remain where
Mrs. George Hubbard will be dinner guests at the home of his grown. Mulching is usally not
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Decker, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert necessary.
Chrysanthemums
Julian near Scio. The occasion should never be mulched with
honored the birthday annivers­ anything which tends to pack.
ary of Glenn Sr.
Mulching materials such as
MORNING IS THE TIME
Michael Cruson, son of Mr. sawdust, peat moss,
straw,
OF DAY CO HE (si THE
. and Mrs. Leonard Cruson spent corn stalks, or evergreen boughs
R ising generation
the weekend in Eugene with are preferred since they don't
R etires ano the retiring college student friends and at- tend to pack.
G eneration rises
tended a football game while
there.
Mrs Alice Huber moved this
weekend into her new home.
the former Donald Huber house
next to her own home.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Johnston
received word that his mother
Mrs. Jack Johnston had broken
her hip while visiting at the
home of her daughter at Myrtle
Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Jack John­
ston are long-time Lyons resi­
dents and both were at Myrtle
DIRECT DRIVE
Creek at the time the accident
occurred Mrs Johnston is con­
3 Other Model*
fined to the Roseburg Commun-
TOM SAYS:-
• Mo*t Chain Saw
itv hospital and would be glad
For Th« Money
to receive cards from her
• Torture Tested
See Tom's Shell Service any friends.
for Dependability
Rake Up Leaves
To Curb Disease
In Home Gardens
New McCulloch
0NE/4O
time of day for the most
complete and economical
servicing your car’s ever
had. We handle only the
highest grade gas oil. and
lubricants.
Tnm'c
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as low as
Hints Given on
Winter Care of
Chrysanthemums
Moisture is a moat lmpor
important
■ consideration in overwintering
Chrysanthemums. The Import­
ant thing is to avoid excessive
‘ moisture around the plant», sd-
i vises Marion County Extension
I Agent. Wilbur L. Blum.
Stamps
| If water is likely to stand over
Phone 7684
MUI City or around them, or the soil may
| become
water
logged.
NOTICE
Lyons Plumbing Will Be Closed from
Friday, November 20th to Saturday, Dec­
ember 5, both days inclusive.
LYONS PLUMBING
Phone UL 9-2355
Lyons, Oregon
S157.45
You Find the Best in
Meat & Groceries
when you shop regularly
at our meat and grocery
store.
See us about a Ixx’ker
Today. Order one and
have ft ready for winter.
Open 7 Days a Week
Mill City
MEAT MARKET
Mill City
Phone 2642
II
Automotive & Industrial
Maintenance
Welding, Diesel Engine
Service
Shop or Field
Delco Batteries
Factory Equipment
Ignition Parts
Dealer for Aireo Welding
Products
Hoover's Repair
Jim and Vervi Hoover
Phone 2602
Mill City
II
Box Office Opeo 5:S0 p. m. Sun., 7:®O p. m. Week Days.
THl RS-, FKI-. SAT-, SUN- NOVEMBER 26-27-28-29
"AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS
Prices
Adults and Students 80c,
Children 40e
DON'T MISS THE NEW SHOW
"VACATION LAND
II
Filmed in sound and color by Forrest
Holman.
Scenes of our Area including five
Churches and Sunday Schools.
This is a new show, never shown before
here.
ALSO CARTOON
Sunday and Monday, Nov. 29 and 30
At I00F HALL, MILL CITY
Sponsored by Masonic Lodge and
Eastern Star.
Students 25c
Adults 50c
SPECIALS
REBUILT
BICYCLES
$29.95
GUARANTEED
Just Like New
TV Animal Cushions
Reg- $4.00
Spec. $2.98
complete
with 12" bar
end
P nteil ch« n
SLEEPING BAGS
Ä___________ $19.95
PLAY DOH
88c
High Trade-Ins
10% Down No Payment
Until 1960 ’
Free $50 in Merchandise
Raymond Branch &
Son Equiptment Co.
Register now for Drawing Dec. 19. No obliga­
tion.Use Our Revolving or Layaway Plana.
Phone UL 9-2160
Mehama, Oregon
Camp’s Sporting Goods
185 First St
Stayton, Ore.