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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1960)
GATES 6—The Mill City Hnterprine, Thursday. January 21, i960 Fi ■ HAfpY pays AHEAD/ / f? t---- - js — h Oil fOiik SKARii__ F V? ...ItHAp DISfFWASH{RS ^ELECTRIC y REFRIGERATORS • ELECTRIC -WAS h A^ »? v/OISlPWASHÇRS SWEEPERS • ELECTRIC MIXERS LAMPS • TOASTERS • FORTABLÉ^ADIOT*^ » 8AR8ECUE OUTFITS • COSTUME . _...uBli T#D|0T 1 F000 f00° >«00JCrs *«001 JEWELRY • LAWI» FUXÎl W- HNCHSfcT$ - WRIST WATCHES • HI FI RECORD PLAYERS ENCYCLOPEDIAS i -BOAf • BOAt M0l£R| M0ÎDRS • ■ .UIGCAGE • WAGONS • BICYCLES • TV SETS !. 7 / EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT! AMAZING! NEW! EXCITING! POWERFUL PICTURES INE I1IS1BU H[ TOOK THE LAW U.UREI IF CMtlMI INTO HIS A RUSSir I WUI TIE rotici OWN HANDS SCIENTIST AMF.RiCAI jt ARTIES FRIDAY, JANUARY 22nd Thru JANUARY 28th Box office opens 5:30 P. M. Sunday, By Mr» -4 7:00 P. M. Week Days MILL CITY THEATRE MILL CITY, OREGON HARDWARE STORES H. N. Wilson Five Years Ago O. K. DeWitt had been to Salem to participate in a dis cussion on the Three Sisters MIXING BOWL Etpecially made for your automatic mixer —but a wonderful general u»e mixing bowl. 4!i qt. size. Gleaming smooth easy - to - clean »urface. (jimluM HAIDWAt 10 QUART GALVANIZED FAHM OP HOME You can always use an other pail at this very special price. Heavy duty, well-made, galvanized after making. 57< Infra red lamp« are ideal for ache» and pair»; to dry paint; many other u»e» on farm — in ho.no. Fit» ordinary lamp ba»e. V V» GLASS LINED WATER HEATER 52 Gallon, Fast Recovery Special » Oat t/ictf qaf QUARTS $1.00 DINNER SET, 18 Piece Service for 4 Heat Proof CLEARANCE 3.9S SNACK SET, 8 Piece Regular $1.79, Now ... agara Dam and Minto- should be kept forever. Dick Parker, W. N. Kershaw. A. T Barnhardt and City Atty. Joe Devers were representatives of Gates at the recent Salem meeting concerning the propos ed dam above Niagara by the Consumers Power Co., and are | in favor of the project if and when it is allowed. E. J. (Nedl Richards 88, was saddened to hear of the death of his cousin. Jack Richards, 84 in Stayton last Thursday. Both grew to manhood in this vicin ity much as brothers, and lived here most of their lives. In a recent exchange of pro perty in Gates. Jetss and Ethel Moses acquired a strip of land north of the George Bailey home from Elmer Klutke, and another parcel north and west of the Union Oil station and ad joining the Moses property, has been acquired by Father Gear ï ing of Sublimity. No immediate ‘ plans for the use of the pro perty has been made known. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Only $3.00 a Year SALES MANAGER Bill (Baldy) Baldwin Says It Will be a Ixxng Cold Day Before You Find a Better Place to Buy a Car than at GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET See Us First When Looking For A Really Sharp Used Carr. We Have Many Late Models to Choose From. Also a Good Selection in the Lower Price Class 1957 Chevrolet 4 Door V8 Turbo Glide, Clean and Low Mileage. One Owner. 1957 Chevrolet Sport Coupe V8 Power Glide, Continental Kit, Real Sharp. 1952 Dodge 2 Door 6 Cylinder Standard Transmission, Nice Family Car. Cheap 1955 Olds 4 Door Sedan Hydr. Super, Brakes. Power Steering and Power 1950 Chevrolet 4 Door Must See to Appreciate. 1954 Chevrolet Belair 2 Door Power Glide, Good Clean Car. Two Tone. 1953 Chevrolet Belair Hard Top Power Glide. 2 Tone, Good Rubber. 1948 Willys Station Wagon Good Hunting Car. 1956 Volkswagon Top Condition. 1958 Ford V8,Fordo, Club Coupe One Owner, Low Mileage, In Top Condition. HOME OF ^MR.CHEVROLET* GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET^ STAYTON_______ OREGON • Ortv»'« Oww Champion Par» I.- Horse DOG OWNERS I960 Dog Licenses for Linn County Are Due and Payable at the County Clerk's Office, Albany, Oregon. ALL KOTE PRIMER and SEALER Regular $4.95 per gal. |E NOW..... W«# W $84.95 with Julia Bassett, Auxiliary Primitive area. Alvin Sorseth had been se head in charge of the Mother’s lected as District Ranger at March. Bob Veness was general Detroit Station to replace Ten- chairman. A-3C Jerry Larson was home ny Moore. Stanley Chance was elected 1 on furlough after visiting his Fire Chief at Gates, replacing i mother. , Mrs. Gilbert Brosig Joe Joaquin who was moving1 and i h his grandmother, Mrs. from the city. | i " Walter ’-L— Brisbin. He was stat- A new Intertype typesetting ioned at Wich'ta Falls. Texas, machine had been installled > the past week at The Enter-1 prise. The new machine set a wider variety of type than been used previously. Moving into the newly ac- quired school homes in the CBI addition were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thorpe. Mr. and Mrs. John Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Claude DeFrates. The Lions club was again sponsoring the March of Dimes Dickie Rvnearson celebrate his 9th birthday anniversary on I January 9 .with a “stag” party From The Enterprise at his home. Dinner guests in vited were Mike and Chuck Swaim and Hugh McWhirk. His Fifteen Years Ago sister. Susie Rynearson and friend. Carol Stevens, helped Scoutmaster Frank Merril serve, after which all went to a with his assistant Lawrence movie. Kanoff had attended a scout Oscar Harris spent the holi executive meeting in Salem. days with his parents. Mr. and Captain and Mrs. George' Mrs. Albert Harris, and has re Laird were visiting with Mill turned to his base at New City relatives. He was station London, Conn., where he is at ed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. tending Sumbarine school. The Rebekahs had held their Mr. and Mrs. Rex Herron re annual installation with MyrUe turned to their home at Marion Hessman acting as District Forks last weekend, where snow deputy president. Ruby Winters was 17 inches deep. Mrs. Herron was installed as Noble Grand is recuperating from a short and Leola Hurt as vice-grand. stay in a Salem hospital, and Fleetwood s Grocery had a Rex had a few days’ bout with large ad in The Enterprise with the flu at the home of his grand all brands of coffee featured parents here, Mr. and Mrs. at 30c a pound; breakfast cer Joe Novak. eals at 2 pkgs for 19c and pint Mr. and Mrs. Chris Knutson jars of salad dressing at 13c. of Mill City and Mr. and Mrs. Things WERE cheaper then Burton Knutson and two child Looking at the latest in fash ren of Toledo, were recent vis ions in the pattern department itors at the home of Mr. and —the wide shoulders and short Mrs. Ned Richards. The Rich skirts were featured as the ards agree with Chris Knut son that the true names of old “new look". Mrs. Walter Ball of Detroit landmarks, like Gates Hill, Ni- reported her husband Pvt. Wal ter Ball was captured in France and made a prisoner of the Sportsmen's Jiffy Tops Germans. He had previously been reported missing in ac- Easy to install. tion. • Constructed of steel tubing. Orville Knutson was taking Jiffy top deluxe is made of ten- ten weight army duck which is boot training at Camp Roberts vinyl coated. Colors, Red, Blue, and his brother Richard was Green, Yellow and White. Jiffy with the army in Germany. top standard is a 12 oz. water- Ten Years Ago nroof canvass. proposed $43,000 bond is-1 A TERMS TO SUIT sue for adding two more i GATES FURNITURE rooms to the elementary school, Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Phone 4572 Gates, Oregon a new school bus and other expenditures was being consid ered. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vincent of Mill City were both in the hos pital as the result of a bad mot orcycle crash. A Gates petition was being circulated to establish a just ice of peace for the “Gates District". The request was made due to the increased traffic since the construction of the Detroit Dam. Lee Ross had been appointed I Recorder for the City of Mill' City according to Mayor Albert Toman. Police Chief J. T. King had been named Ground Observer Post Supervisor to assist the Western Air Defense. Lester E. Poole had been designated as a distingushed militay student from OSC. He was participating in a six weeks ROTC field training at Ft. Lewis. STAINLESS STEEL * * ★ * SPECIAL Remember the 1.49 S2.00 for Males and Spayed Females; S3.00 for Females not Spayed. After March 1st an Additional Charge of $2.00 Will be Made as a Penalty. To secure a Dog License send your NAME AND ADDRESS and state the sex of dog and enclose the proper fee. AFTER MARCH 1st THE DOG CATCHER WILL START CANVASSING THE COUNTY FOR NON-LICENSED DOGS. Ken Golliet R. M. RUSSELL, Clerk Phone I L MEHAMA. ’ Phone IK I Mll.l CITY City licenses for dogs in the City limits of Albany and Sweet Home are secured at the City Hall of said Cities.
