The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, January 21, 1960, Page 5, Image 5

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    Mrs. Robert Thorpe is attend
Visiting this week end at the
ing OCE again this term. She is home ot Mr. and Mrs. Mel
driving to and from school with t Rambo was their son. George of
Mrs. aid Lee, a sophomore at Roseburg and Miss Margaret
We’re Open
OCE.
Taylor of Lewis and Clark col­
lege in Portland Denny Shey-
7 Days a Week
Mr. and Mrs. James Grant the returned to Roseburg with
Are as near to you as
To Serve You With
‘ and sons, were Sunday dinner Rambo after spending the holi­
the Best of
guests in Silverton at tne home days with his parents, Mr. and
Dear Editor;
the nearest telephone
Mr. and Mrs. Tom HasM-y ot
MEATS and GROCERIES Albany spent the week-end at ot Mr. and Mis. Mel Melton | Mrs. Don She) the.
beginning at 10:30 a. m. Sub­ If you please we wish to call
I and daughters.
ject of the day will be "Com­ your attention to i petit.on in
As a member of
the Tex Blazek home.
LOCKERS
Mr. and Mrs. 1.hired Brown pany Meals" with Lois Mor­ the Countxs Clerk s office sign­
Mr. .uid Mr». Harold Judge and five children from Skaggs
by 200 good class, mostly
Mill City Meat Market Mr. and Mr«. Jack Scott were and children iruni Salem were island. Call!., were dinner gan and Alma Olsmstead as ed
property owners, against whose
project
leaders.
Mrs.
wsu
nain
»»-.» z - k
guests ot Mr. and
guests Sunday at the home of guests Sunday at the home of
we do not wish to run
Phone ¿642
Mill City I Albert Stevens in Lyons.
Plans are underway for the desires
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Le­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Podrabsky.
co 'liter.
American Automobile-
annual
tamale
sale
and
sup
­
land Kaplmger.
They also visited at the homes
The petition concerns the pav­
i Mrs. Kaxnion Roberts ha»
of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shep- per sponsored by the WSCS ing ot a snort piece ot a north­
Association
i Deen confined to her home the
Nancy Joe 1 .alack and Mich- herd and Carl Chance. Mrs. with Alice Huber general chair­ south road St) ro M i.
i past few days w-ith the flu.
■ ael F armen were in the Good Brown is the former Jane man who will be assisted by that the little town of Rock These include, Towing,
Samaritan hospital ui Corxallis Chance. Mr. Brown is serving ueora Stevens and Gladys Ed­
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Poole last Friday where they both i in the U. S. Navy and in a wards. Other committees ap­ Creek is ruined, as well a. is | Tire Changing, Battery
some contiguous territory. This |
visited at the home of Mr. and | had tonsillectomies.
few weeks he and his family pointed were advertising, Eva ,.ue town «really part of Mill Service, Travel Plan­
Bressler.
Ruth
Cotton
and
Mrs. Kurt Siecke last Saturday.
will be leaving for Pearl Har­
C rx l is bea>, lUariers lor eleven I
Dr. Mark Hamniericksen's Op- bor. Hawaii, where he will be Gladxs Hargreaves; Food, Or- mile Rock Creek that will al- ' ning, Bail Bond Service,
Fred Moore was among those tometric offices in the BeU stationed.
pha Roye, Martha Cruson and ways oe covered with timber
PROPERTY
June Hollingshead. A meeting and tourists. This short piece ■
confined to home this past week building in Stayton; Thursdays
etc.
VALUES
with the flu bug. He is much' from 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. No ap­ Mr. and Mrs. Shield« Re Mine of the workers will be held next ot road is traveled by passeng- '
improved now.
adv. and Mary Gay accompanied by week, and the tamale sale will er cars, mail car. school buses I For An Appointment
pointments necessary.
Mrs. ReMine's mother Mrs. be held on Tuesday evening, and logging trucks, all oi .
Louis Morgan and Donald'
,,
_
from
CALL
Blanche Kelly returned by plane January 26 in the basement of which calls for a smooth,
Cree attended the basketball o'Ir' *”** ',rs- PlM*l Cree
... Prineville, were wekend x-isit- last week after spending 15 days the Lyons Methodist church.
dustless
road
as
per
wished
by
game at OCE in Monmouth
'
,
A benefit coffee for the March Boards ot riealtn.
.
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ors at the homes or Mr. and in Hawaii. They made their
Saturday night.
, Mrg
Turnidge. George headquarters in an apartment of Dimes will be held at the
We hope the Linn County of- I
on Waikaiki Beach. While there Catholic community hall on ficials in Albany can see eye 1
'
Cree,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Cooper
Ph. 7151
JUST HOW FAR
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Thursday, January 21 from to eye with the 2U0 good signers. Empire 2-3761
Cree.
and two daughters were guests
Salem
Mill
City
ert Allen, who placed a car at 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. reports
Respectfully Yours
1 Sunday at the home of Mr. and
their disposal so they could visit Mrs. Clyde Bressler, local
Mrs.
Jack
Gulliford
fell
at
FRANK
VANCAMP,
et
al.
WOULD YOUR ¡Mrs
Clayton Buck.
her home Monday while paint­ the numerous places of interest. chairman. She will be assisted
I
'
ing a ceiling. She suffered a Mrs. ReMine said they had a by Mrs. Pat Lyons. This is a1
COVERAGE GO?
Mr. and Mr«. Harley Darby cracked vertebrae and will be wonderful time and she has a needed benefit and it is hoped
there will be a good attend­
from Albany, were guests Sun­
beautiful suntan to prove it!
Would your present fire day at the home of Mr. and confined to her home for some
ance. Come and enjoy the coffee
time.
Insurance cover replace­ I Mrs. Floyd Shepherd.
Lee Bassett is home follow­ as well as the fellowship.
Due to other interestes, Per­
Dinner
guest« of Mr. and ing several days at Santiam Me­
ment costs at today’s
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Math­ I Mrs. D. B. Hill last Saturday morial hospital for observation cy Hiatt has resigned as mun­
higher figures? If you eson and son, Eddie of Albany were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hase- and medical treatment. He had icipal judge and a new one will
want to play safe, better were dinner guests Sunday of man of Lebanon. Sunday guests a virus which settled near his be sworn in at a later date.
Mr. and Mrs J. D. MacGregor. were Mr. and Mrs. George heart, and if it had not been
look into this matter
diagnosed promptly, it would
Mr. ami Mr«.
A. Parnell Meilke and daughter of Albany. have done much damage to his
now. No Obligation.
and children of Creswell were
Michael Carrick. 5 year old heart. It will be necessary for
Saturday evening visitors at the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. him to have complete rest for
home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Yank­ Carrick underwent a tonsilecto­ several weeks before he returns
Ph. 2243 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City
us.
my last Friday at the Santiam . to ,his work t at the station.
Memorial hospital. He is re- Helping out at the station dur­
cuperating satisfactorily a t ing his illness is Ted Meir of
Sublimity. Also working at the
Too Late to Classify I home.
weekends is Maurie Bas­
J. C. Kimmel, Owner WANTED -Companion for eld­ ’ I Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree station
sett and Lavern Ohrt. Cheer up
Î ,!A?PY pays area e d
erly woman. 1 Must live in. an(j yjrS William McClintock, Lee, this is lousy weather to
Ph. 1708, Mill City
Good wages, For particulars | patty. Sue and Mark were din- work in anyhow.
3 ner guests Saturday evening at
call Mill City 1705
Mr«. A. L. Jackson and
the home of Mr. and Mrs. O.
W. Gorton and Mrs. J. C. Dick­ daughter, Sandra, returned last
i Wednesday from a holiday trip
inson in Salem.
, to Muleshoe, Texas, where they
Mr«. Don Israel and Terri visited their daughter. Mr. and
Lynn from Ephrata. Wash., and Mrs. Ray Short. They made the
her mother, Mrs. Paul Mason return trip through Santa Fe,
from Lebanon, spent Saturday New Mexico and San Juan
i visiting at the homes of Mr. where they visited their son,
and Mrs. Jim Grant and Mr. I Earnest. Mrs. Jackson said they
j ran into trouble weatherwise -
I and Mrs. Cloyd Cox.
going down they hit quite a bit
NATIONAL
Mr. and Mrs. William Howe, of snow on the continental divide
PRIZES
and Bart from Portland spent I and coming back they found icy
A
new
I
pavement
and
snow
from
the weekend with their parents,
and Mrs. Morris Howe. I Vaughn, New Mexico to Flag-
Delivered HERE with FULL equipment for Mr.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. William J staff, Ariz. Besides these two
REFRIGERATORS • ELECTRIC WASHERS • DISH WASHERS
Howe and Mr. and Mrs. Verne [ spots they had a good trip and
ELECTRIC SWEEPERS • ELECTRIC MIXERS • LAMPS • FOOD
as Low as $1 183.00 Total Price!
Shaw spent the day skiing at i enjoyed their visit.
PRODUCTS • TOASTERS • PORTABLE RADIOS • BARBECUE
Hoodoo Ski Bowl. They were I
★ More Standard Equipment than any
OUTFITS • COSTUME JEWELRY • LAWN FURNITURE • PEN &
Saturday evening guests at the School Cafeteria Menu
PENCIL SETS • WRIST WATCHES • HI-FI RECORD PLAYERS
Shaw home.
other car at any price!
Jaanuary 25—Wiener and
BICYCLES
ENCYCLOPEDIAS • BOAT MOTORS • LUGGAGE
Bun,
Lettuce Wedge, Catrot
★ Test Drive - Check Mileage Yourself!
TV SETS • CABANA SWIM POOLS • REVERE CAMERAS
The Round Rohin Pinochle Sticks. Milk, Apple Cake and
club met at the home of Mrs. Butter Sauce.
★ Honest Financing — $199 Down!
Al Yankus Monday evening
January 26—Pizza Pie, But-
with a dessert served prior to tered Carrots, Milk, Cinnamon
(4 ♦© each Slate)
★ Guaranteed by one of the World's
MORE THAN
ALL IXFINSI
the evening of cards. Guests Toast. Fruit,
were Mrs/Jack Duggan, Mrs
LARGEST Manufacturers
January 27—Hamburger Soup,
Edsel Croan and Mrs. Francis Cheese Stick. Sandwiches, Milk,
Bodeker. Winning high was Rasin Pudding.
Hollywood
FIAT
in 3 Popular Models — FIAT Mrs. Leo Poole, pinochle. Mrs.
January 28--Roast Turkey
Disneyland
Arey Podrabsky and low, Mrs. Gravy,
Whipped
Potatoes,
5,00
LOCAL PRIZES
Sold Sxclusively in SALEM by
Palm Springs
Bob Pratt. The next meeting Green Beans, Milk, Hot Rolls
Hr vn i
Las
Vegas
MODELS
will be February 1 at the home and Butter, Pumpkin Custard.
■•in
of Mrs, Don Carlson. The club January 29 -Macaroni and
will entertain their husbands Cheese, Buttered Spinach, Milk,
with a dinner and evening of Hot Biscuit and Butter, Fruit
Center and High
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EM 4-63 I I
cards February 27.
Jello - Cookie,
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday , January 21, 1960
84 Services
TOWN TALK
AAA
ED (Bud) DAVIS
Subscribe to The
Mill City Enteprise
HILL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Best Form Foundation Garments
Bras $1.50 and up
Girdles $3.95 to $7.95
Ada’s Needle Shop
H A /
WHY NOT....
MAT
200
VACATIONS
ELSNER’S
LYONS
Taggesell Pontiac
660 Liberty St. N. E., Salem
Announces the Appointment of
POWERFUL
PICTURES!
By Eva Bressler
John Prideaux spent sever­
al days at the Santiam Memor­
ial hospital in Stayton follow­
ing minor surgery the first of
the week. He returned home
Thursday morning.
Members ot the extension
unit will hold their meeting on
Thursday, January 28, with an
all day meeting in the base­
ment of the Methodist church.
brother t
JIM HALEY
As Resident Salesman
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With Over 16 Years Automotive Experience
for the
I960 PONTIAC
The Only Car With Wide Track Wheels
I960 UNIVERSAL JEEP
4 Wheel Drive Will Take You Anywhere
I960VAUXHALL
Up To 30 Miles To The Gallon
Also See Jim For Used Car Values
All Cars Fully Reconditioned
Pointiac Good Will Warranty
Bank or G. M. A. C. Terms.
Highest Trades — Lowest Prices
For The Canyons BEST Deal Call
JIM HALEY
% Haley s Drive In or Hotel
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Ph. Mill City 1905
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Yas, that's right' YOU
can aarn Important casn
savings on your home
insurance with General's
"All-In-One’' Homeowners
Policy. Call us today'
Jerry Pittam
INSURANCE
Ph. 1971 or 7471
Mill City, Oregon
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Box office opens 5:30 P. M. Sunday,
7:00 P. M. Week Day
MILL CITY THEATRE
MILL CITY. OREGON
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