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Ada’s Needle Shop
227 S. W. Broadway
Traffic Agent
CHUCKLE CORNER
for indoor and outdoor wear are
Phone 897-2141
4_ The Mill Cit j Enterprise. Thuraday, April 16, 1!MH
the Statesman-KSl .M.
Firr had done considerable
damage tv> the Bob Blumeiutein
home in Gates, with Bob who
was then working in Albany,
returning home just alsait the
time the fire started on the
roof near the chimney.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mason were
leaving the latter part of the
Five Years Ago
week for a vacation trip to
Valedictorian that year at California.
Santiam High school was Vern­
The Mill City Legion Auxil­
on Johnson, son ot Mr. and Mrs iary; was making plans for a
Jhue Johnson. Salutatorian was tea to honor Gold star moth­
Sandra Merry, daughter of Mr. ers. Mrs. John Muir was then
and Mrs. Wilfred Merry.
serving as president.
Shirley V’eness. daughter of‘ Alan Vail of Seattle had vis­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veness ited with his parents nisi oth­
had come in second In the er relatives. Ho was to leave
Grand Final spelling contest soon to work with CVast and
held in Salem and sponsored by Geodetic survey in Alaska.
MUI City
Ten Years Ago
A Hilarious Two Act Comedy
“The Mouse That Roared"
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Presented By
Santiam High School Students
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Elementary School Gym
April 16 6* 17 7:30 p.m.
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Adults $1.00
...
High School Students 50c
Grade School Students 25c.
Pictured on die front page of
The Enterprise was the new
Preabvtcrian Church in Me-
J hama which was to be dcdloat-
I ed that Sunday.
Glenn Shelton had completed
a deal that week, purchasing
j the C. E. Cbville Real Estate
business. He had been work­
ing for the the firm for 2 years.
Plywood production had start­
ed at the M A M plant in Lyons
with the second shift being put
on. It was stated that the Lyons
set-up was one of the most
modem on the west coast.
Fluoridation of the city water
which had l>een ordered by the
' city council the previous fall
I had been put into effect by
Mountain States Power Clxn-
. pany.
A birthday party at the Cecil
Lake home had honored their
i niece, Mrs. Eddie Stone.
Mr and Mrs. Earl Ragsdale
i had left that week for Visalia.
| Calif. He was to take over a
| radio and TV parts distribu­
tion concern.
Union Pacific has afifaMnt
ed C. B. (Bruce! Welker as
Its traffic agent for the Will-
ANO THIN I NOTICED THE
■ mette Valley territory
DISHPAN LEAK« TOO!“
He will ailiclt rail traffic In
the area south << Portland to
Corvallis and from Mill City to
porting a record $30,000 in ;>cr-
the coast There arc IM ma>>r
mits in one week. Biggest single
shipping points in die area
construction unit was the new
t.unitwr. plywvsxf. canned gissi*
Hilltop store.
and frozen fisata are the prin­
New secretaries just hired
cipal products
by the Consolidated Builders
'i
Welker, 49. Is a veteran
22
ers included the Misses Mary
years with tile Unkin Pacific,
Jane and IHiyllls Cox and Mrs.
all in freight and paaacngi r
We wish to extend our sin­
Barbara Yarnell. They were
business
for the railroad
staying at the home of Mrs. cere thanks and appreciation to
Although ls»m in Detroit.
our relatives, friends ami neigh­
Alice Thacker.
Mich., he has lived and worked
Carol Klecker and Debbie bors for the many Maass« ami j In the Northwest since be was
Libby, students at Willamette Iwautiful floral offerings, ami eight >ears okl lie Ima worked
University were visiting at the die acts of sympathy and kind­ for Union Pacific in Portland
home of Carol’s grandparents, ness during the illness ami Ijrwistun. liia . Tacoma ami
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap. dentil of »sir bekived mother, Spokane, Waki He came back
Mrs. Martha Hiatt.
Juanita Downing, student at
Mr. and Mrs Percy Hiatt ami to Dirtland fnan Spokane where
OSC was spending her spring
he has been a traffic agent for
family.
vacation at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. lx*onard Dioma 10 years
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orville
and family
16p ,
Fifteen Years Ago
Downing.
Win IMIVT YOI UIIKllIIII
Hit
records
that
week
selling
A building boom was under-
ti » nir. est » Ki'KK»:.
at
Porter
and
luiu
were
"Pussy
Milk
should
lie
scalded
when
j way in Mill City with Earl
Ragsdale, city recorder re- Cat” with Perry Como; "Lav- j making rolls ami bread This j
ender Blue” Sammy Kaye and temperature will destroy the en-.
"Cruising Dinvn the River” i zymes which tend to make (
with Frankie Carle.
dough sticky and hard to
I>*t us give your car new
James CViokc, son of Mr. ami handle.
Mrs. Ed Cooke, had received a
pep anti power for |**ak
Just before serving green Zetno. a doctor's formula, Ikinut
scholarship to Stanford Uni­
beans
add atxxit
cup dairy J or uu.tmnit, sooth«*, heir* he.;
versity.
performance this spring.
minor burns, cuts, bruises. Far ly
sour cream and a sprinkle of, antorpuc.
MM itch of surf»««
dill
seed
or
dill
weed
You
can)
resiles, »crema, terna«* tilm|>l«a
Our Spring Tune-l’p Spe­
WHY DOS T YOI st list Kill». be the judge of htav much dill athlete's foot. Slops si ralchllut. au
aids faster heal.ng For stuMinrn
TO nt»; EN IT RPB1SI
to use.
cial is a quick cun* for that
cor, get Kai». Mr.nytl» Zamu.
CARDS
THANKS
Zetno Great for
Minor Burns,Cuts
winter - weary, ntn - down
condition. Costs little . . . .
but works wonders'.
• BRAKES ADJUSTED
• WHEEL BALANCING
With young people playing outdoors, your
brakes must be in perfect condition to stop
quickly. It may save a life.
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Chamber Needs Your Support to
Make it Function Effectively
• MOTOR TUNE-UP
This takes but a short time, but will make a
world of difference in the way your car
handles.
• MOTOR OVERHAUL
If winter driving has left your car sluggish,
maybe a tune-up is the answer. Our trained
mechanics can bring back pep to your old
car.
• LUBRICATION
Here is where it pays to have skilled mech­
anics using Genuine parts. Our factory-train­
ed men and modern equipment tell. Let us
give you an estimate today.
• REMOVE FENDER DENTS
Warmer weather will soon be here. Now Ls
the time to change to summer weight oils and
greases to prevent excessive wear.
• RE-ALIGN FRONT WHEELS
It really pays to have a realignment job every
so often. A hard jolt or bumpy roads can
knock you wheels out of alignment, causing
excessive tire wear and make your car hard
to keep in the road.
Make your present car one that you can be
proud of. Let us iron out the dents and get
rid of that “Winter Weary” look. Our men
can do the job to perfection.
• CHECK CHASSIS
Hard winter driving may have loosened up
the chassis of your car. Sometimes a little
checking over will save large repair bills
later.
A Thorough Check Up NOW
Can Save Big Repair Bills LATER
So many times Chamber members have asked: What flood dtx-s the
North Santiam Chamber of Commerce do? Some say the Chamber has done
nothing for the area since it was organized in 1951. This is not true. J. C.
Kimmel the Chamber's first president went though the minutes and came
up with a list of some of the accomplishments. For this reason, a letter is
being sent to you to show that the Chamber HAS and DOES do a lot of
good for the area as a whole.
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In 1951 the Chamber furnished coffee at Manon Forks when the
Fish Hatchery was dedicated.
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The Chamber worked with Mt. States Power Company in gathering
data which was used in an Industrial Survey brochure
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Backing was given which led to getting an appropnation for the Sub­
Station at Lyons.
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Spearheaded a drive for the improvement of the IJttle North Fork
road, and also worked on the drive to complete the Mehama-Salem
section of Highway 22.
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Urged the Fish Commission to stock Detroit lake as heavily as possible
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Led the drive to have Mongold road made available for boat launching
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Paid for having a motion picture made of the area. This movie has
been used many times to advertise the beauties of this country.
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Secured a foot bridge across the river between Lyons and Mehama,
cutting down the danger of injury to pedestrians.
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Secured the caution light at the Mehama-Highway 22 intersection.
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Exerted pressure to get guard rails along Highway 22 at Detroit l»ake
Much work was done for years to get extended area telephone service
between Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. This alone has saved many
thousands of dollars for telephone subscribers in the Canyon
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Put Your Family's Safety FIRST!
Make Your Service Date NOW!
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GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET
STAYTON
120 W. Hollister, Stayton, Ore.
OREGON
Chevrolet, Chevy n, Corvair, Corvette
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Worked to have lights installed east of Stayton on Highway 22 and
also secured a caution light at the Golf Course intersection.
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Sponsors a bowling team, and furnished advertising shirts for them
Sponsored the Whitewater Challenge, and also Detroit latke Water
Festival, both of which are coming up again soon.
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The Chamber has purchased over 60,000 4-color brochures which has
done a great deal to publicize our area, and has meant many dollars
to property owners all up and down the canyon bv bruiirinir in
hundreds of new residents.
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These are just a few of the many accomplishments, so how can anyone
say the Chamber has done nothing? No one is so blind as the nerson
Who WILL NOT SEE!
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Service
Sales
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Phone 769-2126
The Chamber has done much work in getting the highway designated
as Highway 22, and has tried to have it changed to a U. S. Highway.
Promoted survey of Little North Fork road.
What is a Chamber of Commerce?
Answer—A group of people joined together to promote the growth
and prosperity of the locality in which they live. Our Chamber is com­
prised of both business people and other interested citizens.
How is it supported?—
Answer—Your dues pay the expenses such as brochures and other
advertising. The real success is measured by your participation and per­
sonal interest. Some of every dollar spent in the area rubs off on your
community in one way or another.