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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1962)
4—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. SO, 1962 I Detroit Church of Christ. Remember the From The Enterprise Five Years Ago Pictured on the front page of The Enterprise was Mrs. Al Sorseth of Detroit who was pre sented with the Sears-Roebuck award for the best ' Town and Country Improvement Project." She received it on behalf of the SLATON —A the most I in I Dry Cleaning ONE HOUR Service No Agency J. C. KIMMEL, Owner Ph. 897-2660 Mill City > 3 Charge g Q 1 ä. (X) Hill Insurance ■d Extra Madison H x 2 Street Fifteen Years Ago One hour "fTIFIRTinizins the Ten Years Ago Mrs. Roger Nelson was pre sident of the Mill City l’l'A that year and had arranged for Rev. Noble Streeter to speak to the group. His subject was "Correlation of home, church, and school in developing char acter.” Mrs. Mabel Downing and | Mrs. Modena Carleton were I hostesses to the Lyons Exten- i sion meeting at the Community club house. Mrs. Bea Hiatt, program chairman had arrang ed for a talk by Frances Kelly on buying and matching plaids and stripes. Mrs. Ernie Podrabsky had entertained members of the Mill City Garden club at her home. The Christmas party was scheduled to be held at the home of Mrs. Albert To man. Hie Julian Rudy home at Idanha had been destroyed by fire of undertermined origin. The Rudys were in Portland at the time of the fire. ONE HOUR H’e wish you all the gift of joy this Christmas. - C. W. Cathcwxxxi had the mis fortune to lose his wallet con taining about $100. that week. Christmas misfortunes were haunting the family as two years ago at the same time he was in the hospital awaiting surgery. Mrs. Eugene Engelgau was acting as Christmas Seal chair man for the area with Mrs. Opal Leming serving in that capacity at Idanha and Mrs. Dorothy Christensen at Me hama. Mrs. IX hi Jenkins had just returned from a Portland hos pital where she had an opera tion on her back. Mrs. Delbert Jenkins from Lacomb was as sisting with the care of the Jenkins youngsters. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gregory were in Monmouth that week to attend Vesper services at OCE. Their son. Elton was a senior and sang in the choir. in DflYClUnK , WA 8-9402 OLD 99 IN ALBANY Manon Forks news was be ing written by Mrs. Scott Young and she reported the North Santiam Willing Workers club had met at the home of Mrs. Ida Hansen. Mavis Mundt was then em ployed at the First National Bank in Tillamook and was spending the w-eek with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mundt. Gale Dorothy who had been Work Smarter.. Not Harder By Bernice Strawn KxteiiMion Home Management Specialist Oregon State University Wish you could save money? Well, don't we all! The hardest part is getting started. Mrs. Dorothy Sherrill Miller. Oregon State University Exten sion Family Finance Specialist, says you can do it if you have a scheme. Your Christmas money gifts may be the clue to a good starting point. Use your gift money to open an amount labeled "Money I Never Expected." Just by coin cidence. the first letters of these words spell M-l-N-EJ You'll be surprise«! how fast this savings account will grow in a year, if you make it a point to ! deposit all the "money I never expected.” It's a lot of fun to save for something special you've been . hankering tor rather than just for a rainy day Keeping the end result in mind will give you a nudge in the direction of the bank, just in case you've tempt | ed to go on a spending spree. Important. It's something like sipping iiodii pop through a straw. When a nenrly-empty bottle is tipped up. you get that "slurp" noise all air and no pop! Take spray starch for in stance. It the can is held iqiside down, tlie opening of the little tube inside the can isn't in the starch as it should be. It's in the gas needed to create press ure. Then when you press the button, (lie gas pressure es capes. Starch is trapped in the can with no way to get out. Spray starch cans sliould la- held at a 45 degree angle. But some other aerosol cans are designed tor use m other |>osl- tions You can't beat that hack neyed saying. "When all else fails, read instructions." The label tells all. Docs YOUR CARPET seem a different color in some areas? For cut pile carpets this is really nothing to worry about. Illis "shading.” as carpet ex- jM-rts call it. is a normal thing. The nap of most carpets slo|M's hi one direction Instead of standing straight up. When the pile is disturbed it h I ojn ' s in a different direction and you have shading due to difference in light reflection. In front of your favorite chair or sofa and places where ficople walk a lot. you'll lind the most shading. SPRAY CANS are a big con venience and used today for everything from whipjwd cream and paint to room deodorant 1 -mil starch. Many of you say you don't get your money's worth because Grade School Menu— some liquid is left in the can. December 20 Stewed chick The way you hold the can is en on hot biscuits, cabbage and apple salad, milk, Harvard serving w ith the armed forces beets and chocolate pudding. in Alaska was visiting with Mill December 21. Salmon loaf, City relatives. He was enroute lemon slice, whipped potatoes, to Iowa to visit his parents. cabbage slaw. I**»t roll and but- Wallace Henderson, engine : ter, brownie and milk. watchman for the Southern Pacific, fell off an oil tanker and fractured three ribs. Kelly Too Late to Classify Kanoy of Albany took his place while he was off work. FOR RENT 2 bedroom house Carroll Johnston. lt>-ycarold Mrs. Ray Horner, Phone Fox Valley girl had won a tnp X97-2S67. 51 to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Her achievements in canning had won the award for her. She was a senior at Mill City high school. The Smart Shop in Salem had an ad in The Enterprise show ing winter fashions — dress lengths at "lower mid-call". Featuring the draped peplum, nipped waistline, broad should er line and a dash of rhine stones added for sparkle. All in crush-resistant velvet the lat est winter fabric. moke SERVICEMEN 4\vo more addressee of ser vicemen have Is-en turned in to The Enteprlse this week. They nro Sp5 Charles A Harney. Il AI9I3556T (Aimpany C. 1st M E.U. Tank Hm. (Pi 34th armored. Fort lewis, Wn. Cor|> Steve Savage, Marin»’ Hari acks. M N.A l> . Hawthorne Nev. “Anybody who wante Io live ■ peaceful, quiet, uneventful life has just picked the wrong time to live." Season's Greetings John and Tearly Muir * * * Christmas Entertaining Can Be Fun! LET US DO YOUR HOLIDAY BAKING Holiday Goodies” Fancy Christmas Cookies Santas, Trees, Christmas Brownies Date-Coconut Squares, Date Squares Butter, Sugar and Chocolate (topjxxi with icing, nuts, or aprinklea) WILL PACK TO YOUR ORDER Yulekake - Christmas Bread As Santa arrives v • hope he brings all gifts of great joy. Holiday - Decorated Cakes Mill City Meat Market Mill City, Oregon May this day light the way to contentment. Viv's Steak House The Perfect Gift for Giving or Eating One or two pound site, Packed in attractive gift Cannisters. One Pound Loaf or Individual Cakes Fresh Made Tom and Jerry Batter Muir’s Bakery Mill City, Oregon AND FOUNTAIN Phone 897-2136 Mill City, Oregon
