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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1963)
X; 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 24, 1963 Cl, ANIIFI KI) It A T r. H Furniture & Appliance* Churches. bazaars, suppers, bake sides etc., will be run un FOR SALE Bedroom set. l’h HT. m 3 der *|x-clid Announcements* classification with 11 minimum charge of 50 cent* |x-r Insertion. ANN’S FURNITURE and Al’I’IJANUEH Ten cents | mt line each inser NEW and USED tion No advertisement accept cd for less limn 50 cents |x-r at Siiblimlty-Aumsvllle Junction Open Evenings Phone 743-2975 week Count five words Io the line In ordei v.Hir add Telrpho-ie Help Wanted 897 2772, Mm City or mall your advertisement to 'Die Mill City 1 lit. 1 pi i-,.- Mill City. Oregon. B iih I ii < v *« h und l*nif«w»lonal DIRECTORY JOHN W. REID. M. D Physician and Surgeon Mill City, Oregon 1>|{. JOHN C. TAKE ( luroprucllc I’I ivn I i I uii I’hone 769-2922 Hour* 9:90 to 6:00 Evening* by Appointment UK E. Ida St. Stayton Weddle Funeral Home Modern Funeral Service Oregon Stayton _________ I J. W. GOIN Experienced Veterinarian By llarokl'x Floral Garden l’h. 769-2533 Stayton HORN ELECTRIC Electrical Wiring Philco Appliance Dealer l’h. 897-2478 Box 1008 Mehama, Ore. Flower* For All Occasion* RALEIGH HAROLD Florist & Nursery Open 7 a. m to 9 p. m. Including Sunday Block W. Stayton Hy l’h. Stayton 769-2534 319 W. Washington St WE SELL BETTER CARS FOR LESS GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET STAYTON. OREGON IT PAYS TO BUY AT HOME SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Prompt Service in the Canyon when you call um Reasonalile Rates Satisfaction Guaranteed Stayton Ph. 769-2319 Stayton-Jefferson AUTO WRECKERS Rebuilt motors and tnuiNmhfdonN C btn Bought and Sold We Buy Junk Ph. 769-2319 Stayton LICENSED Garbage Disposal By Eva Bsexater Mrs. Ruth Lyons wrnt to Klamath Fulls Thursday morn ing where she will spend the remainder of the week at the home of her daughter and bus band, Mr. und Mrs. Wayne | Ransom. Eslhei Danielson und Katie | Sieg wus hostesses for the card club with their party held af the lire hull. Several tables of 500 were in play following a one thirty dessert luncheon. High score wus held by Mildred Huffman, second high by Rose Bassett, und low by Bertha Al Real Estate len. Others attending were Eu- FOR SALE or TRADE «8 ft. lidl ■ Lyons, Carrie Naue, Hel waterfront lot on Devlin en Lyons, Bernice Bridges, laikv in lx lake. Business or la*ota Worden, Oda Free, Wil residence Suitable for boat ma Free, Ruth Lyons. Thelma rental, storage or repairs. Nydeeger, Ethel Huffman, Close to No. 101, near yacht Gladys Edwards, I*>rothy Drap club Slub und electricity in er, Dori* Roy und Beu Hiatt. Mr und Mrs. Cecil Grimes for trailer. Gil Duckworth. Plame 897-2432. Box 139. Mill left W< dnesday night lor Great City 4p Lukes Nuval Training Station wh< re they will be guests at FOR SALE or will trade for the home of their daughter and home in Gates urea. Furnish son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ver- ed duplex in Mill City. Near mm Dexter und infant daughter, schools and store. Newly de Debbie Dee. Mrs Grime* will corated. $90 per month in- remain with her daughter and come James Moore. Box 481. family lor several weeks assist 3p ing in the care of the new Gates, Oregon. granddaughter. FOR SALE 2 lx*droom house. The regular meeting of the Close to school. 2 blocks from Mari-Linn PTC was hekl Thurs Hilltop Market Small down day evening with Roy lai mix-rt payment. Small monthly pay presiding. The usual business ment*. Credit given. Phone wus carried out. Albert Schaub WIT 21X)3 50tf principal and George Pavlish eighth grade teacher showed Lifting* Needed two projector* which are used STROUT REALTY is new teaching aids, especial- llo s W Entci prise Place ARCHIE THOMPSON. Br. Mgr. ley in team teaching, At the Ph 897-2236 Mill City, Ore. close of the meeting refresh- ments were served by the IJSTINGS WANTED seventh grade mothers Paradise of the West Mr and Mrs. Alden Walluce FRED POWERS and children from Salem were Uccnsed Real Estate Broker Sunday afterruxm and evening Gates. Oregon visitor* at the home of Mr. and Mrs Bill Klmery and sons Sharon Beebe from Bums vis For Rent ited friends in Lyons and wa* FOR RENT Modem furnished an overnight guest with Donna one txxlnxxn units. Also smal Durland. ler furnished units, Reason- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen able rates. Inquire at Oak were Sunday afterrxxm visitors Pnrk Motel. Phone Mî -'U.' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 51tf Lynn Gubser and Russell Hill Gates. Oregon. FOR RENT One tx-dnxim fur- In Salem Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Gulick nlslwl apartment I’hone 897- 2797 or 897-2555 . 49tf of Salem were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Doni, a As ROOMS FOR RENT By day, mussen and daughter, Mlkired. Cleave Bond ha* taken over week or month. Reasonable rates Mill City laxige. I’hone the service station between .lln 27tf Lyons and Mehama, formerly o|x rated by Ramie Martell. It will I m * known* a* Bond’s Jul) Miscellaneous service. Mr. and Mrs. Bond were Turner residents before FOR SALE 6 foot tractor disc, moving to Lyon*. 5 f«x>t norsc mower, new 2- Mr*. Ethel Huffman and her iett:on harruw. Will *cl) r«a- mother, Mrs. Anna Hubbard svnstle. See G. O. Hutcnin- were Sunday guest* in Eugene ton, 1131 | E I'h Mill C.t. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ptu ne 897-2789 4p ' Clarence Decker and daughter WEDDING WORK and Funeral I Sue Ami. Mis. Decker is a sis- Sprays, Corsages - Cu» Flow . ter of Mrs. Huffman and daugh ers and Plants. Brunner's ter of Mr*. Hubbard. The 4-H Club Flying Pins and Flowers, Mill City. Phone - ' ■ tf Needles held their meeting on Friday, January 18 at Mari- KEYS MADE WHILE YOU Linn. Mrs. Howard Naue gave W AIT. Better get an extra key a demonstration on the parts of made for your house or auto a sewing machine and how to mobile today. Bring your key use them. with vou. Mill City Hardware, Mrs. Ruth Lyons returned Mill City 48tf home the first of the week after FOR SALE Wtxxl lathe, stand, spending several days last week motor and tools Phone 897- in Klamath Falls at the home 4 of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ransom. ------------ ------1__ The Ransoms brought her Imine NOTICE We have some very low and spent several days here. Hot tamales will lx* sold by {»rice* on No. 3 and 4 umber, 1x4 to largo tim the WSCS in the basement ol the Metlxxlist church Thursday. ber*. January 24. There will be stew Stout Creek Lumber Co. and chili lor those who do IK‘. ’/} Mile West of Mehama care for tamales. Pie and salad will also lx* sold. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horn and family had as their guest 71 I COMMIT! «mi last week her sister, Mrs. Mer- vin McCoy from Three Rivers, Calif. Also a weekend guest at the Horn home was his mother, Mrs. Jack Carrothers from FOR SALE Good Planer wo«xi. Grand Junction, Colo. Green and dry Alder. Deliv Just a reminder that ered. Phone 897-2603. 47tf public library is open every Thursday evening nt the Mnri- WANT TO BUY TIMBER Linn schixil house from 7:30 Small or Large Tracts p. m. to 8:30 p. m. for the Either cash of stumpage basis benefit of the public. For those STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. who like to read there are over *4 Mile West Mehama, Ore. 3tf. 1000 books at the library. LILY PADS—Gore wood. John son Wood Co . 1098 Alder Dr. Salem. Ph. EM 4-7066, Ly *1.50 Per Month and Up ons 859-2350 tfo AI k Serving Galen. Lyon», Idanha and Detroit Sawmill LOGS WANTED Mil J, CITY, OREGON DISPOSAL SERVICE Rud (line. Owner Phone 8*7 295« Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise YONS wife arid his daughter und son- in-law, Mr und Mrs. Ed Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bouche Mr*. John Tectar» visited Sunday evening at the Mr*. G. W. Coffman returned Castles. home a week ago Saturday Mr*. »1 Castle was among from Myrtle Beach, S. C. those attending a luncheon on where she accompanied her Thursday, January 17 at a Sa daughter, Mrs. Alvin 13iicss lem eating house, which hon and daughter, Carla. They left ored Mr*. Fred Lindemann of hen- by car on January 2 anil Lyons on her birthday. arrived In Myrtle Beach the fol Mr and Mr*. Gerald Rock- lowing Sunday. Lt. Thiess is well, Frank, Randy and Dianc stutxmwl at the Myrtle Beach were in Albany Sunday to at- AFB Ixit was in Florida when !e..d the motor cycle race*. the ladies arrived there. Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. David Blum Coffman' who returned home md Judy wi re Sunday dinner by jet reports that her daugh quests of her brother and fam- ter was very happy in her new iiy the T. W. Smith* in Tumei home. Mr*. Coffman also said Mr*. Glenn Tinney was honor that she got her first glimpse guest at a stork »bower Friday ■ Atlantic Ocean of the while I evening. Hostesses for the »bow there aixl 1 that they hud won- er wnich wa* held in the fel- derful weather on the entire kiwship room of the church trip wcr- Mr*. Oren Small, Mrs. The Mi’hnmii Fin-men and Ivan Clason and Mr*. Edith their wives held a dinner meet M irks Games ware enjoyed by ing Saturday evening January the group and refreshments 19 Final plans were made for were served to the honor guest the annual Sweetheart Dance and Mine* Elmer Taylor, Hu and breakfast to lx* r- Id the 9th bert Wagner, Eugene Clason. and 10th of Fenruary. A steak ; Vaughn Hunt, Robert Rogers, | dinner was served at the River Miss Geraldine Longfellow and view Cale, after which the fire the hostesses. Among those un men anil their wives returned able to attend but sending gifts to the clubhouse where they were Mmes. Ray Roberts, El spent the evening playing cards 1 don Gilson, Lawrence Schmitt anil visiting and Luther Miley. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gray and her niece of Toledo visited Girls Entertain here Saturday with his brother- in-law und sister. Mr and Mrs. Mehama Women MEHAMA Mr*. Walter John Frank White. Mis. Edith Marks spent sev son and Mrs D. L. Teeters eral days the first of last week were hostesses for the meeting in Sweet Home visiting her mo of the Mehama Women * club ther, Mrs. J. F. Webber. Thursday evening. January 17. Visitors Sunday at the Ed- A group of girl* who are stud ward Walz home were his bro- ents at the Carol Rae Dance ther s family the Larry Walzs studio in Salem were present of Salem. and gave several dances and Sunday guests of Mr. and also an acrobatic demonstra Mrs. Art Andersen were his tion. Also on the program was brother-in-law and sister. Mr. a duet by Diane Rockwell and and Mrs. Jack Spoelstra of Sz» Jimmy Culbertson, accompan 1cm. Additional dinner guests ied by Mr*. Calvin Culbertson were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith. 131» short business meeting Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Christen following the program was con sen, Bonnie and Stuart and ducted by the vice president. Joanne Walz visited Sunday al Mrs. D. L. Teeters. Quite a the Debs Smith home in Ore group of new members were gon City. signed up and at the present Mrs. Bonnie Wagner, Debby time the Red side is ahead. The and Donald visited her sister, contest will continue for two Mrs Pat McMurdie and child more months. The street light ren in Albany Sunday. committee reported that they Visitors a short time Sunday had done some soliciting and aflermxm at the J. M. Teeters there was only a small amount home of Mrs. Martha Darling due on the 1962 lights. and son. Chuck, of Albany, and At the close of the meeting Mrs. Mary Mulkey of Salem. the hostesses served refresh- J. H. Herberger of Salem ments of jeUo and cake to the visited here Sunday with his | 20 members and guests present T V & Radio Service MEHAMA DAILY - ON CALI. No Mileage Charge Between Stayton and Gates ON OK OFT' THE ( ABLE PORTER« LAU OREGON *L I’ll. 769-2154 or <459-2489 RCA VICTOR — The Best TV For Cable or Fringe Areas. Our Mattress Order Has Been Duplicated THIS WEEK ONLY BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS $395° Per Set LIVING ROOM GROUP 5 pieces, slight freight damage. $13900 ROCKERS OIL HEATERS $29.50 and up $5.00 and up Ann’s Furniture and Appliance At Sublimity-AumsviBe Junction Open Evenings Ph. 743-2975 Everything piles up handsomely in a Chevy II including savings Imagine a I low-loading wagon roomy enough to A|IF1fW IT this one goes and goes on a gallon. They grow >st anything handle most _ „ . you can heft—and still VslCV I IX with brakes that adjust themselves. An exhaust system that lasts longer. And a Delcotron trim enough to slip into cramped parking spots. We imagined it. built it and called it Chevy II. Made it as dependable as a wagon can get. And made it so it’ll keep piling up savings over the years. Those snow up in the way Keeps Going Great generator that keeps battery reserve power up. Want to hear more? How about a low price, natty interiors, Body by Fisher craftsmanship —and a talk with your Chevrolet dealer soon! THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Entered as second class matter November 10. 1944 at the Post STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. Oflce at Mill City, Oreg, n u 1 Top F’riccs for Second Growth der Act of March 3, 1879. *4 Mile West Mehama. Ore. 3tf. Telephone 897-2772 or 897-2930 Subscription Rates Marion-ddnn Counties $3 a year Outside Marion-Linn $3.50 a Yr. .Vera $00 4-Door S-Passenjer Station Hayon See Jour entirely different kinds <>/ cars at your Chevrolet dealer's . . . Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvair and CorrC'e. Gene Teague Chevrolet DON W. MOFFATT. Ed.-Pub. TUE MIIJ. CITY ENTERPRISE Why Don’t YOU Hubxcribe to 120 W. Hollister Phone 769-2126
