The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, January 21, 1960, Page 4, Image 4

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    4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, January 21, I960 All Aliens Must
WE SELL
the county judge Cal
MAYTAG ¡Up and Down!1, cently,
Barnhardt said "The experi­
ment is working beyond our ex­
The Quality Leader For
50 Yearn
We Service Al) Makes
WASHERS & DRYERS
LYONS PLUMBING
Phone CL 9-2355
The Avenue :
Bv D or Moffatt
I
1
Polk County officials are to be
commended upon their "'work­
relief” project. In a letter re-
I leased to the newspapers re-
Come And Have Fun With Us
Sing And Dance
To The Music of
Gene Dowler
At The Electric Organ
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON 4 to 6
The Last Frontier
Phone 5844
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Register by Jan. 3 I
Meets at Mari-Linn
Saturday afternoon a group
ot
The regular meeting of the . Santiam High school girls and
By Jean Roth
pectations.”
Mill City Toastmistress club their instructor called at the
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ross,
"Seventeen men have been
was held last Thursday at : Athal Underwood home to hon­
referred to a work crew which and Mr. and Mrs Bill McCauley
Mari-Linn school with Kora or Mrs. James Sullivan, a re­
began cutting brush along Lone took Rainbow Girls Nancy Stor­
Prichard and Leoa Johnson act- j cent bride. They had been un­
able to attend the shower given
Star road in Polk County about ey, Sarah Smith. Chiquita Ma­
ing as hostesses.
10 days ago.” County officials lone, Wendy Ross, Linda Chap­
The Inspiration was given by tor her Friday night and
said that of those, eight have man. Mary Hamilton, and Se­
Yvonne Crandall and theme of brought their gifts that day.
Calling were Judy Podrab-
worked steadily, five have got­ rena Hawthorne to their regu­
the evening was
"Summit
sky,
Arlene Kershaw, Fenny
ten other jobs, one was sick lar meeting in Miil City Wed­
Meeting”.
Christensen,
Marie Sullivan,
and has since returned to work, nesday night. Nancy Storey has
Topicmistress was Leoa John-1
one 'disappeared”, one moved ended her term as Worthy Ad­
son with Faustina Nesbitt act-1 Yvonne Dickie. Joyce Caulkins,
out of the county and one got visor of the Rainbow Assembly
Mrs. Virginia Haskett and Mrs.
ing as Toastmistress.
and is now replaced by Sharon
into poison oak.
Sue Poole gave the educa­ Kenneth Christiansen.
The judge went on the say; Hirte. Serena Hawthorne was
tion speech, "Classic Roots”,
"many of those on welfare are elected as outer observer. In­
based on derivatives—and a SUBSCRIBE TO THE MILL
stallation
was
held
Saturday
only too glad to work. The
test on antonyms.
CITY ENTERPRISE TODAY!
mem tiers of this crew are doing night.
Mrs. Poole was also in charge
The
Detroit
Church
of
Christ
aS much as any other employes
of the program in which all
Young People met Sunday ev­
we could hire.”
members participated. Various
Men are assigned to work ening at the home of their pas­
memory testes were used in­
tor,
Glen
Lyda
Mrs.
Emma
Automotive & Industrial
long enough to earn as much as
cluding Gossip Stem”, based
Maintenance
they have been receiving in Schraeder spent the weekend in
on latin derivatives; "Recharge
Your Memory” and "Memory
general assistance. In most cas­ Detroit and was a visitor Sun­
Welding, Diesel Engine
es this will be about two weeks day morning at the Detroit
In Gear”—which was recalling
Church of Christ.
Service
a month.
things from the past.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sophy en­
Grammarian
was
Nancy
The experiment has Deen ap­
Shop
or Field
proved by the state and county tertained at a birthday dinner teacher until Mrs. Glen Lyda Schmor and evaluator was Kora
Delco
Batteries
Monday
evening
honoring
their
is able to resume her duties Prichard.
welfare officials to reduce the
I son. Russell on his birthday an­ again.
Factory Equipment
drain on relief funds.
niversary. Also present were
The 6 Little C’s H club plan
The county pays JI a hour
Ignition Parts
Rollin Raker ha« been vis­
which is the scale for farm Carol Rice and Glen and Greg to resume their meetings again
Lyda.
Dealer for Airco Welding
Wednesday at 4:15 at the home iting at the home of his sister.
work.
Newcomers to the Idanha of their leader, Ada Tompkins. Mrs. Jim Kesterson. Baker is a
It is my contention that many
Products
community are Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Storey drove the school retired railroad man and is
people who are forced to take
some form of relief would ra­ Paul J. Wilson and three child­ bus Monday to Thursday while leaving soon for Alaska where
Darlene 9, Vivian 5, and Harold Roth, the regular driver he will spend the next two I
ther lx- given the opportunity ren,
Paul Jr., 3, who have recently
of earning the money than re­ moved here from Albany. Mr. was in Salem attending a Min­ years fishing and hunting. Mr.
and Mrs. Baker live in Washing­
Jim and Very! Hoover
ceiving it as a "dole” from the Wilson is a cousin of Mrs. Bill ister's Conference.
Dinner guests Sunday at the ton state and she is visiting at
Phone
2602
Mill City
county and state. Those who McCauley.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry the present time with a daugh­
are willing to work should tie
Mrs. Glen Lyda is home again Hiebert and family were Ed ter in Nevada.
given this opportunity. Those after a tour-day stay in the
who are able to work and will hospital last week with blood- Hamilton. Joannie and Mary,
not do so, should be immediate­ poisoning. Timmy and Sherry and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kilgore,
ly taken off any form of relief, Lyda have been staying with Larry and Terresa.
The Junior and Intermediate
until such time as they are. their grandparents in Turner
classes of the Idanha Commun­
willing to work. This would during their mothers illness4
ity church enjoyed an outing at
knock out some of the ' pro­
Mrs Dorothy Williamson is Marion Forks Sunday afternoon
fessional” reliefers.
substituting as
kindergarten tobogganing and sledding. Mr.
Those Loose-Fitting Doors
We see now where a commit­
and Mrs. Quincy Smith, Mr.
tee has ben named by the Al­
and Mrs. Henry Hiebert and
Save Fuel Bills and Keep Your Home More
bany Junior Chamber of Com­ calls. This last fire on Monday
merce to ask the Linn Coffhty forenoon at the Omar Goodrich Mrs. Harold Roth provided
Comfortable
and Draft-Free with the New
Court to adopt a similar plan. home was a good example. I transportation for the group.
The
Community
Church
Bible
Why not all counties of the ‘i i|>; i iK'ii -to be driving near ,
easy-to-install
state? We may lose some popu­ Doc Kimmel's pill factory when Study will be held tonight at 7
m. at the home of Mr. and ,
lation, but I think the plan is the siren sounded. I drove a I p Mrs.
Lynn Williamson. me
sound. No man should want to block south, got out of my car I
take money without working for and ran to the firehall to see 1 adult choir will continue to meet
it—unless he is disabled. If we what was up. By the time I got each Saturday evening at the
Complete for Top and
cut out some of the waste in there. Tom Kanoff and Charley church at 7 o'clock.
Mrs.
Ella
Johnson
is
home
relief, we could afford better Stewart were already on the
Sides for average door.................
again after a week's stay in a
care for our senior citizens.
job. Tom started the truck and Salem hospital for therapy.
All in all, I believe the coun­
Complete Metal Unit for
ties can do a lot better job of Charley wrote the location of’ The Detroit Cougars lost the '
administering relief, if they the fire on the blackboard and basketball game with Perrydale
Bottom of average door................
they were on their way. Mill Friday evening 65-56.
will only try.
City should be proud and thank­
Russell Reid came home Sun­
• « •
The Mill City Firemen are to ful they have men of this type day from Salem Memorial hos­
be commended upon their quick in their midst. Makes one feel pital where he had been a pa­
response when answering fire a little safer when cold weather tient for surgery on his ankle.
IVe Give S & H Green Stamps
works heating plants to ca­ Mrs. Clara Johnson has been a I
pacity.
Phone 2206
Mill City, Ore.
recent visitor in the Reid home.
• ♦ •
The March of Dimes cam­
Tire firemen also are to be paign will get off to a good
Hotpoint Appliances commended upon their choice start this week with a morning
Complete line of washers, dry­ of fireman of the year, Martin coffee at the home of Frieda
ers, freezers, refrigerators, Hansen. Martin is one of those Herbert today at 10 o'clock, re­
busy individuals who is always ports Dorothy Williamson local
and ranges.
Built-in oven plus unit. Special on the job. They always say: chairman for the drive. Others
for only
$199.00 "if you want a job done, pick a on the committee are Thelma
Can be purchased with 10% busy man.” This is certainly Smith, Frieda Hiebert, Martha
down low as $10 a month on true in this instance. Hansen Taylor and Lydia Williamson.
is active in many organizations, Further plans for the drive will
approved credit. Buy NOW
first payment due in March. and is a member of the school be discussed at this time, with
board. He also did a good job canvassing to be done on Janu­
GATES FURNITURE
as chairman of the Lions club ary 28.
Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Hantz Rotz, severely injured
Phone 4572
Gates. Oregon calendar sales this year.
one of his fingers in an acci­
dent at a local mill. He was
taken to Santiam Memorial hos­
pital and confined there for
treatment to avoid possible
amputation of the finger.
The 5 -IHers 4H club met last
TUSSY WIND & WEATHER LOTION
week at their regular meeting
with Dorothy Williamson. Salad
making was demonstrated.
Immigration officials are well
pleased with the response of
aliens in the State of Oregon to
report requirements.
James L. Turner. District Di­
rector of the Immigration and
Naturalization Service of Port­
land stated that although the
program has been underway
only 14 days, the number re­
porting thus far is well ahead
of the number reporting during
the same period last year.
Aliens have until the end of
January within which to submit
their report of address to the
government. Forms for the pur­
pose may be obtained at any
postoffice or any office of the
Immigration and Naturalization
Service.
Aliens who are minors must
also report, but the parent or
legal guardian should submit
the report for an alien child
under 14 years of age.
Hoover's Repair
Gates, Oregon
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Detroit • Idanha
High School Girls
Honor Mrs. Sullivan
Toastmistress Club
Time To Weatherproof
DRAFTSTOP
Jenkins Hardware
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REFRIGERATORS • DISH WASHERS
IlfCTRIC WASHERS • ElfCTRIC
SWEEPERS • ELECTRIC MIXFRS
LAMPS • TOASTERS • PORTABLE
RADIOS • FOOD PRODUCTS • PEN
& PENCIL SETS • BOAT MOTORS
LAWN FURNITURE • BARBECUE
OUTFITS • ENCYCLOPEDIAS - HI Fl
RECORD PLAYERS - BICYCLES - TV
SETS-WRIST WATCHES• WAGONS
COSTUME JEWELRY • LUGGAGE
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20(7
(4 to each State1
5,000
REVELL
MODELS j
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MORE THAN
50,000 PRIZES!
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VACATIONS
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Hollywood
Disneyland
Palm Springs
las Vegas
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!i’k%*»i<oc>noz»B«oo Mill City Phârmâcy
J-c-Kimme|
7:00 p. m. Week Pay*.
STARTS FRIDAY. JAN. 22 TIIRI Till RSDAY JAN. 28
The Sl.tMMl.tMHi Movie 1. Q. Cwtari
SEE THE DISPLAY ADS IN THIS NEWSPAPER
★ ★ ★
FBI., SAT.. SIN., MON.. JAN. 29.30, 31 FEB. 1
GREATEST MOVIE EVER MADE!
Cecil B. De Mllle's
Dependable Prescription Service
Phone 6607
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Mill City, Oregon
: New McCulloch :
“THE TEN COMMANDMENTS”
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Box Office O|>en 5 :30 p. m. Sun.,
Will Be Shown Once Only Each Night.
Pleaae Come Early to see it from the Start.
ADMISSION PRICES: Adult« $1. Student» 75c, Children 50c.
: 0NE/4O
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DIRECT DRIVE
5 Other Models
• Most Chain Saw
A Word To The Wise
We want you to remember . . . .
when
a fast talking
stranger
comes to your door and wants to
POWERFUL
PICTURES!,
put a new roof on your house that
Be Safe!
you can buy from us:
Pioneer Flintkote 215 lb. Thick­
Stock Reduction Sale
butt Roofing and all accessories
ON SNOW TIRES
BUY NOW AND SAVE!
for the average house for
Here is an example of the Savings!
6.70 x 15 reg. $17.65
Sale Price.........
Friday, January 22nd thru January 28th
Box office opens 5:30 P. M. Sunday
|
7:00 P. M. Week Days
Mill City Theatre
Mill City, Oregon
$250“ Applied
$15.00
Plus Exchange and Tax
7.10 X 15 reg. $19.60
Okwe Out Special
There is no need to Pay $350.00 to $500.00
$17.60
Plus Exchange and Tax
High Iraoe-ms
Other Sizes at Prwportiooately Ix>w Prices.
Bassett Chevron
Station
K W
C A R F
OF V ft SJ ft *
A ft
Raymond Branch &
Son Equipment Co.
Hi one UL 9-2160
Mehama. Orrgxxi
for a Roofing Job.
Kelly Lumber Sales
Open Saturday
Phone 6803
Mill City, Oregon