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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1963)
4—The Mill I’H.v Enterprise 'niurMlsy. Aug. L HMI2 Ann’s Furniture and Appliance Hale and Hearty At 74 Illg preparation» lire under way for the IHth annual Mary's Peak Trek Ila» world's largest picnic tills year markiil by hire«» Innovations. Major Innovation on the 19M event, dated far Sunday, Au gust H. Is the location For the first time. It will I»» held nt Avery Park In (hrvallla. rn ther than on Mary’s Peak. near ly Jo mllrs from Corvnllla Another will tie the |>ee»rnln ll.ai of thr Wenatchee Ymitti Circus at Parker Stadium. a 90-youiigntcr organization tfint enthralled big crowd» during Hirt land's I9W Rose Festival, and chosen by tlie Saturday Ev rnlng Post ns the nation's out ■tnnilmg youth group Th» third will tie an antique auliwi.oblle show, scheduled nt Avery Park SI BUM1TY —Al MSV H.LE «IVNCTION Clearance Nothing Reserved E-Z Terms Every Item Reduced AND SAVE! ZZ Pole Lamps Sale $C88 U and Provincial Rockers $?? • 75 Sale ROCKERS Sale Reg. $139.95 Reg. $49.95 TABLE LAMPS Clearance $^88 Foam Backs Sale $695 Clearance Sale Reg. $399.95 $EQ75 SOFA Reg. $289.95 CHAIR DAVENO Clearance With Bench Upright Piano S199 With S299 Bench $75 Three Piece . S299 SI 99 Spinet Piano SECTIONAL Combination TV’. Stereo, Radio 288 WW Sale Four Piece Terrific Value! MAPLE • TABLES • CHAIRS PORTABLE TY’s 12 x 15 • Coffee & End Tables BEDROOM SETS • Hutch GIBSON I S179 Sale Reg. $259.95 $133 Double Dresser, Chest, $188 Mirror, Bookcase Bed ?1675 $99 Trade Apartment SIEGLER Sale Triple Dresser with Mirror, 2 Commodes, Bookease Bill With HEATERS Size SlAQSO Reg. $209.95 Refrigerators From.... ........... with trade $1QQ Coolers .... $24.50 Sale Reg. $279.95 with trade DINETTE SETS Reg. $89.95 $59.75 7-Piece............ Drop Leaf $19.50 Table ..._..... $89 S59.95 Rugs Every Item REDUCED With Two COC Reg. $499.95 Elements ROTISSERIE $20 W“ W USED.. Power Mower Amana Freezer, Refrigerators, Ranges, Oil Heaters, Gas Ranges, • RUGS • ANNS 3-Piece SOFA and TWO CHAIRS Sale SOdE Portable Oven COFFEE and END TABLES ÏÏ2 4x6 Braided ¡OFF 6x9 Braided $4.88 Trash Burners, Chest of Drawers, Dressers. Lawn Chairs, Child’s $6.88 Tricycle, Wagons, Bedsteads, Coil $17.50 SpringB, TV’s, Accordian. FURNITURE & APPLIANCE Aumsville-Sublimity Junction on Highway 22 OPEN I Above Scott Young, one of the old-timers of the Marion Forks area tun I m » seen at the dedication services of Riverside Campground icar Ills home baliwiek. Scott who was 74 years old July 25th is still hale and hearty and scented to lx» enjoying himself when The Enterprise photographer t«H>k this picture. He wax having a gotxl visit with Ed Graham, Wcndall Jones, Earl luiyinan, and Rex Gibson of Salem. This was a perfect day, and many folks of the area spent considerable time at the campgrounds after the ceremonies renewing acquaintences. Thursday, Friday Until 8 P. M Saturday Until 6 P. M. by the J Mi or Ilnur Krummsblr Kale« Itak II» Mill illy Mri-'SD Hemorrhoid« Pile» Fl»luU Urnurr — pntlapM lli-hlns and other Krelal ill« ordern. Free dewrl|ills r booklet Dr. Reynolds Clinic, S Aluro|H> lb-I’roc lotosi lili I'mlrr Mirre! SOFA and CHAIR Twin or Full Size RADIOS GLENN F. GRAHAM l*nlnllu( EAKLY AMERICAN BOX SPRINGS MATTRESS SETS Values to $12.95 Transistor $54.75 and Seats ...... Innovations To Mark Mary's Peak Trek FROM OUR FILES''' Fifteen Years Ago Among those driving to the coast that week were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil l.ake, Mr and Mm. Edwin Stone, Frances Caln and Mm. Mei Robinson Mrs. Anne Dawes was sutiati- tuting at the Post Office for Mm. Dean Jackson, who in turn had been sutwtituting for Mm. Mode Davis. who had broken her arm. Mr. and Mm. Charle« Kelly and family had driven lo Van port to see tile damage causol by the recent flood At Stayton, Lorraine Walker was queen of th«» Bean Festival. Norma Jean Devine of Gates was one of the princesses Mrs. Ceci) Lake had returned from Hardin, Mont., when- she had attended the 50th wedding anniversary of her parents Mr. anti Mrs. Stephen Beck, teachers at Mill City High school that year, had just moved into the Baltimore apart ments. Ten Years Ago NAI.F.M, OREGON OBITUARIES?’; if Death Takes Mrs. Namislo Mrs Minnie Namislo. 9.1. and n resident of thr Marian Horne at Sublimity fr>r thr past four months, passed away Friday She hnd b<»en In poor health for some time. Before going to Marian Home she hnd lived with her «laughter. Miss Fran ccs Namislo In Mill City. She wn* born In Germany and came to thr United States [ when IT years old. living in, Philadelphia. Pa., until 11 years [ ago when she moved here Survivors Inclixlc two daugh- tern. Mrs. Pauline Brunner | and Frurxxs Namislo both of | Mill City: a »on. J<ihn Nanus Io. Philadelphia: five grand-, children and 17 great-grand children. Rosary was held at A p m. I Sunday nt Weddle's Funeral I Home in Stayton and Mass wns I at 10 a. m Monday at Sublim ity Catholic church Interment was at Belcrcst Memorial Park f in Salem. i FISHERMEN: Brunner’s Flowers Wrskllng anil Funeral Work l'ut Howers anil Potted Pianta FLOU EKS For All Ocrassions 230 N. E. 4th SL Mill ( ity. Ore. Phone 897-2452 H/f DELIVER Automotive A Industrial Maintenance Welding, IHesrl Enfine Service Shop or Field Delco Batteries Factory Equipment Ignition l*urta Dealer for Alrco Welding “Welcome Hawaii” was to be PROTfCT YOUR the theme of the Oregon State FORESTS ANO Producta Fair that yrar, according to nn YOU IX PROTECT announcement by Governor YOUR FISHING Patteraon. The lttn annual Bean Festival Jim and Vrryl Hoover at Stayton was scheduled to be Ph. 897-2911 Mill City held from July 29 through August 1. A square dance jam boree was a featured attraction. Kelly Lumber Sales had won two close games from Eugene in softball play. Quick action on the [»art of UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT the Mill City Fire deportment had saved the Clarence Hunt home from being destroyed by fire A daughter hnd been lx»m that week to Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCoy, named Rebecca Ann. HOURS: 5 A. M. TO 10 P. M. Among Mill City visitors that week were Mrs. F. R. Olin of Vernonia. Mr and Mm. CLOSED MONDAYS Frederick Olin of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Vin cent Gowen of Whidby Island, Wn. They were all former re sid nts. Hoover's Repair Buck and Doe Cafe Mrs. William Learning Five Years Ago Nored Builders were playing Mt. Angel at Allen Field Sat urday night of that week. Izical men playing on the Builders team were Jim Grant, Gordy McMorris and Don Carey. Susie Rynearson, Melody Rosamond and Kathy Kelle of Gates were spending the week at Camp Kilowan near Dallas. Mrs. Caroline Roda had just told her home to Mr. and Mrs. W W VanDuzen of Fox Val ley. The deal was handled by Shelton Real Estate. Playing at the Mill City Theatre that week was a double feature, “I Married a Woman,” starring Danny Kaye and Kim Novak and Frank Sin atra in "Pal Joey.” Proprietor Thank You..... kVe Thank You For C oming To Our Anniversary Party Winner» of Door Prizes Were: Al.ce Knodel, Mill City, Car Blanket Beulah Bowes, Gates, Step Stool P. M. Anderson, Fox Valley, Ice Bucket Mill City Hardware We Give S A II Green .Stamp« 151 8. W. Broadway Phone 897-2977
