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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1963)
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Entered as second class matter November 10. 1944 at tha Post Office at Mill City, Oregon un der Act of March 3. 1979. HATION Al tOITORIAl I Subset ipuon Rates MarionQ.inn Counties $3 a year Outside Marion-Linn $3.50 a Yr ' Telephone «97-2772 « «97-2830 i ' DON W. MOFFATT. Ed-Pub 6—The Mill City Enterprise. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 Idanha fire hall with Pass. Die Jones' hx*»k them on a trip going up Blowout, making tlie complete loop. coming »Hit I on Straight Creek. Also visiting the Jones briefly on Saturday , were Mrs. Kenneth Evans and Mrs. Arnold Mto«ne Mrs. Stella Davis took leon- Mrs. Richard Hiatt from Sisters Mr. and Mrs. Franc!« Dum anl Hallman to Portland Thurs mer and family spent the week day to get his glasses. Russell Reid is elk hunting in end visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Dummer and Eastern Oregon. The Dave Hieaerts, former Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jell. Wendell Jones attended a Idanha residents, have return ed to Idanha after spending the Ranger's meeting Friday at Eu gene. summer in Alaska. Mrs. Gordon Brown is in a Dinner guests at the home of hospital in Bend. She went in Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jones on Saturday Tuesday evening were Mr. and Weekend guests at the home Mrs. Don Varner and family. of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jones The Varners moved to Oak were his parents. Mr. and Mrs ridge Wednesday. legion Auxiliary Meet-» F. W. Jones from Gold Hill and his sister, Mrs W. W. Neely and Die American Legton Auxili daughter Betty Jo from Grants ary met Dtesday night at the DETROIT IDANHA Shirley Knapp presiding Die drawing on the electric blanket will he lield Saturday, November IS at the schtHtl carnival. Present were Mmes Paul Knapp, Al Gardner. Pearl Giebler, Jeff leming, Fred Miller, Bill Mc Cauley, Quincy Smith, Bill Houck. Francis Dummer and Ada TOmpkiia. Mrs H<xick was hostess. Sunday visitors at the home »»f Mr. and Mis. Wilbur Harlan were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ver- steeg of Dayton. Dlls was the first time In 20 years that Mrs Harland had seen Mrs. Ver- steeg. Visiting this weekend at th* home of Mrs Hilma Dickie, and also at the Wilbur Harlan home were Mr and Mrs. C. E Dickie and son. Gordie, from Portland. Mrs. C. E. Dickie and Mrs. Har lan are sisters. Also visiting If You Can't Buy it at Home—- Use This Salem GKO - MOR INC. Manufacturers of Specialty Feeds and Fertilizers Custom Mixing on Feed and Fertilizer Feed for all Animals - — Cbmpetitive Friel's 2S0 Church St. S. E. 362-0737 Chiropractors Mobile Home Towing Dr. D. E. Bolin Phone 585-2480 Salem Drugs Four Corners Pharmacy Roofing HARNETT Practice Limited to the Spine MOBILE HOME TOWING Hrs. Men. thru Wed. 9 a. m. Cargo 4 Full Coverage on Road to 12 and 1:» p. m. to 6 p rn. We handle your home with care Closed Thum. P M. - Fri. A. M. INSURED — FOR HIRE Plenty of Free Parking 805 41st Place N. E. Box 26 1803 Lansing N. E. Ph. 581-2747 Music and Stereo All State Roofing Co. We Dover The Valley NEW ROOFS and REPAIR.« Commercial - Residential And Industrial FREE MHTMATES - TKRMN WIIBUR KOENIG. Owner Ph. 361 262® «90.1 Riser Rd. N E Kalera Aluminum & Glass Andy Johnson. Owner Wills Music Store Saw Service Drugs - Toiletries Vernon Wlacskraon, Owner Keystone Aluminum Co. Sundries - Veterinary Supplies The Valley’s Moat Complete Everything in Aluminum for Prescriptions Carefully and Music store since 1879 Accurately Compounded Vinta Saw Shop the outside of your home. Conn Electric Organs 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily — Lark Brown 4 Otto O. Woelfel Awnings, patios, storm windows 10 A. M. To 6 P. M. Sunday Lessons Furnished Precision Filing 4 Grinding and all popular brands of and Holidays Pianos. Band and Orchestra All Types Saws Aluminum Siding S 4 H Green Stamps Instruments. Accordions. Gui Scissors 4 Pinking Shears 3275 Commercial S. E. 364-8582 135 Lancaster Dr. NE 364-7727 tars, Records and Sheet Muaic Sharpened and Repaired Emergencies Call 363-3093 Zenith. Color or Modern Shop Black and White T. V. 165 Salem Hts. Ave. SE 362-1217 Appliance Repair Floor Covering We Service Everything We Sell United Repair Co. 432 State St. 364-6757 Shoes and Repairs Appliance 4 Refrigeration Service Monuments Refrigerators - Ranges - Jim’s Shoe Service Washers - Dryers - Ironers - Asphalt Tile Capital Manuments I-ogger Boots from $28.50 Cbffee Makers - Toasters - Vinyl Tllp Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Desoh Heavy Work Shoes Ceramic Tile Irons. Etc. Owners Paint, ft«. The Largest Selection in the Ph. 585-44» 1081 Brdway NE Valley Priced Right! Serving You Personally DIRECT SALES CO. Salem. Oregon New Location 140 Hoyt St. S. Shoes For The Entire Family Complete Repair Service im lltfl to. tl Oro««i Phone 363-6887 Salem 183 High St. NE 362-14» Carload Prices Automotive Jim’s Auto Electric Generators-Starters-Regulators Complete Tune-Up Carburetors Reasonable Prices 515 Gaines N. E. Ph. 364-9609 Furniture - Upholsterers Off. Furniture Eqpt. NORM’S FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING liniA/l * PHOTOCOPIER nUYV! THAT MAKES PERFECT COPIES OF EVERYTHING Toys and Hobbies Hennig'« Toy and Hobby New Faraiture A Recovering Exceptionally Fine Wish to remind their many friends and patrons to visit the Workmanship Automotive - Radiators Norm'« (ta»tom Built Furniture new location at 362 State Name Brands—Fashioncraft. toa Pw*4»<op.»f Make your choice of toys or Clyde Salisbury Goebels, Lynch, Simmons, Fast r«vp¡eu of anything Hobbies—Complete Selection 5Q writ-- . d . Radiator Repairing Seria. Deluxe Phom 585-2733 Salem Automobiles, Trucks. Tractors, Ask to sec our home display < at! uw for a dkmon- Btration tn»! *y. Etc. Cleaning. Repairing, New Plenty of FREE PARKING' 4802 Silverton Rd. N. E_, Salem Cores Commercial Book Store Dial 363-0116 Trophies Complete Body 4 Fender Repair 120 Commercial St. N. E. Salem 532 IJberty N E. 363-7663 Phone 363-3162 Glass & Glazing Automobiles Palmer Williams Salem Trophy Co. Capitol City Glass Co. Optometrists Cn.OSSWORD 5 r % % VA % BUSINESS DIRECTORY Agriculture were Mr. anil Mrs. G<*orge Dickie of S|>ringlield, anti Mr. and Mrs Dale Smith atxi son, 18 Quar. ’ Glllded /.rr W4 Gregg, from Eugene. ral. Chrlatir 1 Piati First aid clasaes arc being 6 Leader <> • >ina held on Wednesday nights at the 21 Girl'a J Hravy Ui'aelitev nick- Detroit city hall for membera 11. Uommand LurJon name ot the Detroit Mobile First Aid 13 Ailult Insevi 7. I.ravcs 33. Bacon»« Unit. 'Hieae are advanced clas 13. Old Nurse out old ses and are being taught by 8 Ksap work 23. Lights 9 Grrnixll Howard Dean. 14. Dwelt 24. Com« rivar Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Immlng 15. Nvcak In 8. l-aya. were Saturday night dinner 16 l'nangcs 37. Fr«« ns turf guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 17. Bone Capital SO. Bafora 15 Ica ercam < anai) CanixMi at Gates. of Peru St. Carried drinka 18. A chesm Should Hase Stayed Home Greet S3 Ost • 16 Affirmativ« : > Muet slupid Luther Guest, Idanha mer A curve LghllV votca chant was out on an elk hunt 33. Hill Open (poet ! 34, Oriental 18 Mr. bevrr«:te ing trip from which lie returned 43. What? nurse Llncu'n empty handed, Mrs. Guest re 25. "Temprai" aprile T” T~ T~ ported that early Motuiay even » % ♦ i 8 A MW1- ing six* spotted a large four- paper li point deer calmly walking up 2« Japanesr ii ttie main street at Idanha and coln *4 disappearing between Spillway 38. Noi «everc ll Tavern iiiui the IGA store op 31. Telegraphed ÎÏ erate! by Guests. Mr. Guest 32 Tellurium didn't see any game on hts (aym.) % ll 7T- hunting trip. 33. Ktng'a Ketty and Billie Matone held realdencr ir b a slumber party at their home 36. Pronoun 1 in Detroit Friday. Ihis has be 37 Friand. la D IT~ In Spain come an annual affair, held every year for the pust four 38 Wild hog Ji year, with every girl in Ik'truit 40 Donieati- H catea High invited. Guests were Sarah % Smith. Jcrilyn Hopson. Pam 41 Think rr XT Pattec. Sue I’litter, Donna Stor 43. Darken ey. Janee Belve.il, Maryann 44. People o( b Drltain IF" Michael. Donna Griffith, Luxia t- Llneback, Margo Lang, Patty DOWN lo Chapman, Edith Guest, Reba 1 Thus Miller. Karol Meyers, Eileen 2 Hoard ZT" Tower, and Sandru Tompkins 3 Mary 1 Mrs. Malone was ths* chaperone. Baker Miss Linda Barker <>< Salem spent the weekend visiting her of um not to lx* afraid ot sjteak parents, Mr and Mr». A. L. up. Barker. We disctiMscxl the probiema Arnold Malone left Saturday Grnde SchiHil llaiul's Progne» of gum chewing and bringing for a week's elk hunting trip at lly Alan Vanito» candy to school. A new topic LaGrande. The advanced grade sch««»l was the l*TA news letter This Tom Fry. U9OG, who has sixth. letter is I«» consist «if the news consisting of been in San Diego. Calif., at- band, tending school has returned to seventh atxi eighth graders, are and hapeninpgs from all the Port Angelei, Wn., where he is working on some very nice ar- rooms in the achooi. This s I mmi VI stationed. Tom was home on rangements this year, Mr Hil prove to lx* a very interesting Wednesday night visiting his les la nd, our director, ls fairly and educational project Since ¡»rents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fry. well pleased with our progress we are also writing for 'Die En lletroit High's hxitbuU team on them. ’Die arrangements are: terprise the news letter will lx* Litth* Iriah Suit“." Du* Ar extra practice won their game with Mohawk on Friday. Frank Storey scored gonaut" and the "Star Spangled Nlave Naie lieto the winning touchdown, ns the Banner.” The luind is planning final gun soutxied. he plunged a spring concert Jack Johnson Mitilo* Ihnixm over the one-yard line. The Kathy Diiffiui Student < ouncil MecJing score was 64). TYiis win De Big im * ws nt the grade scìmmi I troit's final gnrne this scaon. II; Mark Bennett Miss Karol Meyers of Lyons On Thursdny of Inst week Mr Inst week was the slaie sale On spent Friday anil Saturday visit Peterman called our first coun Monday. November 4 the grade schotl cheer lciitlers had a slave ing Billie Matone. cil meeting to order. School Curnisnl sale to rale«- money for cheer 'Hiesc representatives attend leading <utflts. At ms>n the boys The Detroit School carnival Ronnie P<xlrab«ky. 3rd gathered In the library to txiy will be held Saturday, No* m- ed ber 16 in the school gym at 7.30. grade; Greg Hide. 4th grade; slaves. The PTA will serve a turkey Ixxi I5x»le, 5th grade; Ixirry One by one the grade bc I km U dinner from 5 to 8 in the cafe Eide ntxl Pat M<«>rc, tith grade; girls were auctioned '>tt to the teria. Open house will be held Sheryl Alban and Jcnnett,- Her-1 ls>y bidding the highest. in the* class rooms at this tunc ron, 7th grade; Peggy Cooper! *n>e bidding started at 25c. Kaye Diebert, ut Longview. and ITenny Clin«-. Sth grade. | and went as high at $1 50. When Wn., spent the weekend visiting Mark Bennett. Wayne Rosa- the slaves were sold their must Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Storey and mond. and Pat Kelly, the stu-1 era h«>k «»ver. family and friends in tills area, j dent body officers also attended ' Eugene , As the mis-ting got under way | They had them shine shoe«, Dennis Spencer ot oi r.ugeoc spent the weekend visiting his ' Mr. Peterman talk<-d to us nlxxit ■ pick up (taper, wash bicycles, parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry | the importance of the ¡» hi it lor is help their mustera with their we are holding. He assured all coats and other menial taska Speneer. The girls were slaves for thrw D..ve Griffith was hurt in Fri day's game with Mohawk He days and the cheer leaden was treated it Santiam Memor of Eugene and Harry Mound of made ii profit of $11 88 ial hospital for a sprained back. Cottage Grove. Auctioneer was Craig Shaw Idanha Mun in Wreck Julius Titze and daughter, and there were some unusual Four men were injured, rxine Mrs James Richmond t<s»k a rules for the "slavery:” seriously, when a car driven by load of cattle to Portland on I 1. Can't make slaves cat any Don Jackson ot Idanha left th« Sunday. thing. road and overturned in a ditch Mr. and Mrs. J<Mi*|>h Spenc 2. No necking. a half mile cast of Detroit. The er, Marilyn. Gerry and Ray 3. Cannot elope (wittvnit par accident happened at 3 a. m. mond were Sunday dinner i ents consent.) Saturday. Jackson and thr«?c guests at the C. I). Gcsslmiin 4. Stay out <»f dark cornera, Bend youths were taken to San- home in Stayton. unless reserved tiam Memorial hospital in Stay Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sinclair ton by Detroit Ambulance. Thu and children Vicki and Hilly i boys from Bond wore Charles moved the last of the week Ridtienbusch. Robert Cecil and from the house <>(>(xHiite the ! Harold Weathers. church to a place near Sulk HURTINQ YOUT Ray Sophy, Harold Champion, I limlty. Immediate Russell Rice and R. P. .Sophy Mrs. Joe Jones of Klamath I spent the weekend hunting. Falls visited from Wednesday to; A few drmpo OUTGRO& Uame.4 reltef CW imrmantlasm pela of U<tmw* aaB Mr. and Mrs. Dave White and Saturday here with her mother, Ol/Tfl MO the atte urx tarasi th Itee children retured home Monday Mrs. Jennie Mix* anil with her •aU aJUwa the nail to be m H asad «h-os arw- • fur?ha« pela amd Mae asm fort aft ;r spending a 10-day vacation sister’s family the Larry Knn- la artalatoe o4 aAJ dew« emaiatoew in Calffomia. seys. Plaqurs-Gavels-Engraving Plate Glass - Window Glass Metal». Pina Pomeroy Optical Co. Structural, Carrara Glass Optometrists 4 Opticians 2056 Capitol St. N. E. Salem Mirrors Made To Order Dr. Charles B. Pomeroy Shower Doors-Tub Enclosurers Optometrist Door Closer Repairs Home of Baal Sharp Oars M. B. McKenney, Arao. Free Parking Over 30 years in Salem build 1450 Front St. N.E. Salem Welding Supplies 581-2559 383 State St. ing a reputation of fair, honest Phone 363-9011 dealing is our best guarantee Health Foods Come in and meet Valley Welding Supply Co. Pest Control Palmer and Denny Williams Natural Health Center Authorized Airco Dealers We are Enay to Deal With Complete Line of Health Food ChiWson’s Pest Control Sales • Rentals • Service Positively No High Pressure 495 QxnT N. E. 362-0531 Products 4 Natural Vitamins A complete line of extermination Portable Gas 4 Electric If you can prove we didn’t do Organic Cosmetics Welding Equipment the job right we will refund your monoy and do it over FREE Medical Oxygen 4 Mixed Gases Auto Service & Repair 1873 C*m l 9E 362-9861 P. O. Box 7082 Salem For Home and Hospital Servier Phone 362 8411 I’hone 364-4446. Iu Emergencies Curly’s 4 Corners Mobil House Leveling 363-6970, 364-3144 or 363-6557 Service 325 High 8. E. Salem Pets and Supplies Complete Tune Up • In Mill City Contact Specializing in House Leveling Minor Repairs Piers-Beams-Joists-Studs Hoover's Repair. Moore Feta Brakes - Mufflers Replaced Ask for Jim or Veryl (House Owned) Take advantage of our Brake 25 Years Experience Quality, Not Quantity 897-2911 Mill City Special Now! 815.88 Reasonable- ReUante- G ua raarteed •Salams oldest and only Pet Shop In Lyons Contact For a limited time. Free Estimated Call Hal Bassett Welding Fast, Efficient Service 3628114 P.O. Box 7982 Salem Baby Mynah Birds and Pets of all kinds on order Ask for Floyd Bassett 3892 State at 4 Domers 368-8563 Supplies -Tropical and Gold Ph. 859 2221 Lyons Fish—Birds Boarded Lockers Children's Shoes 4089 State St. (4 Comers) Telephone 364-8036 Silverton Co-op Lockers Western Wear Icon Alger We Specialize In Pick-Up Campers WILD GAME PROCEK8LNIG Van’s Outdoor Stere all wild game bologna and sau Ken-Way Sale* sage made at Hubbard. Shoes Eor Children Ixwk for the Algn with the Chinook 4 Caveman Pick-Up Cutting Wrapping, Curing A Complete Record Kept Horse On Top Campers Quick Freeze Service an Every Child’s Sire The Most Complete Line of 'Shoes Properly Fitted Always’ Wholesale-Retail Meats-Seafoods 8-9-10 Ft. also Chassis M starts Wratrrn Wear in the Valley Aladdin Travel Trailers 267 N. Water, Silverton, 873-M63 “Ernie” Savage, Owner Finest Se! notion af Saddles Across Street from Post Office Accessories - Repairing - R.enta) Parte English 4 Western Junior Bootery Piokup Canopies and Sleepers 236 High N. E. Sen. Hotel Bldg. Mailing Service AH Nationally Adveristed 3707 State (4 Cernerá Area) Telephone 363-8771 Marohandine Phone 364-1319 AUTO SALES Our Only hit In tbe Same Block For Over 25 Years. /// % Grade School Gallops i»—. iÑCToiBríüür ms MEHAMA Mr«. John Teeters Mrs. Lilly Wolfkiel returned home Friday evening from Cres well, where she visited at the Paris Bouche home. Among thus«- attending the three-day Pacific Logging Con gress in Portland last week wore Mr. and Mrs. Ercili Wil son and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Crandall. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clason, Glenn Ray, Mitchell and Alice Jo of Roseburg, visited with re latives here and at Lyons dur ing the weekend. Mrs. Duane Wagner and children Jimmy, Duana and Peggy of Molalla wore guests during the weekend <>f Mrs. Giles Wagner and also visited with other relatives here. Visitors Sunday at the John Teeters home were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson and daugh ter, Merelono and Tom Synder 211 Commercial NE Mailing of All Types Restaurants “YOUR fJST OR MINE” Ma/ Mahon’s If You Must Type Address Infant's and Children’s Wear Form letters to Your ©Jstorn- Minute Cafe National Brands ers You Are Wasting Money "In Hollywood" Helpful Service Brochures ■ Circulars Salem's Family Restaurant Sensible Prices. Breakfast - Lunches - Dinners Xmas (Mtaloguus Etc. ■ We Major in Minors Banquet Rooms - Catering Blanket Area Coverage Capitol Shopping Outer Service Call Os »64 8826 Salem 2045 Fairground Rd NE 362-9373 440 Capital N. E. Ph. 362-8600 1038 Brdy N E 363-4343 Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Only $3.00 a Year1 AND Dance AT THE Riverview MEHAMA Don Ferris and his Band Play here every Friday and Saturday Nites Beginning November 15th Have You Tried Our Chinese Food Valley Mailing Service Children's Wear Dine Fistula — Fissure Orders To Go! Prolaps« — Itching — Thrombosis, ote. Seldom any tosa of time. No Hospital Operation 1M4 C«e»w at. — SaUm, Ora. Riverview Cafe & Lounge Chris Campbell, Owner Phone 859-2801 Mehama, Oregon
