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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1971)
7—The Mül City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 11, 1971 ROUND UP PUBLICATIONS PRESENTS 1971 SALEM PICTORIAL BUSINESS REVIEW CURLY CUSTER MOTORS -THE HALLMARK OF USED CAR DEALERS” CURLY CUSTER—OWNER MEL LEWIS—MANAGER Curly features such lovely cars such as Chrysler station wagons, Buick station wag ons, Cadillacs, Continentals, and all of the top line of pres tige automobiles. If you are thinking about stepping up to a newer automobile, or, yes, even a pick-up truck, you should by all means visit CUS TER MOTORS at 1211 Broad way N. E. in Salem, phone 585-4672. Curly Custer has spent some 16 years in this area in the automobile busi ness and has been busy build ing a splendid reputation and a long list of satisfied custo mers. Here you will find an ex cellent selection of late models that are personally selected by Curly and Mel Lewis as real values. The prices here do meet or surpass all competition and the cars and trucks can be counted on for many miles of “like new” transportation. You will find it to your in terest to visit this well-known NEW KING INN BEST WESTERN MOTEL Good motels are indispens- ible to the progress and de velopment of a growing city. The NEW KING INN BEST WESTERN MOTEL located at 3658 Market N. E. in Salem, phone 581-1559, has accomodat ed a great many tourists and businessmen in a manner that assures them of a continued patronage and good will of the traveling public. Here they feature phones, color TV and wall to wall car peting In every room. The management here has maintained an ideal service which has certainly simplified the manner in which every employee attends to her or his duties. Nothing is taken for granted; nothing is forgot ten. Hospitality and service are always their first and last consideration. Much of the credit for the splendid repu tation of this motel is due to the ability of the management whose untiring efforts and foresight and careful atten tion to detail has maintained a standard of hospitality in service which is difficult to CAREER TRAINING CENTER dealer when you are thinking about a newer car or pick-up, because the business here is built on repeat business. CUS TER MOTORS knows that peo ple go where they are invited and return to that place where they are well treated. The editors of this 1971 Pic torial Business Review are as sured you can count on proper treatment from Curly and Mel at CUSTER MOTORS. G. I. STORE "largest Sportsmen Headquarters in Town” tion in sports relaxes the mind, stimulates the body, and makes you regain that young feeling again. This fishing house in Salem has stocked their store with only quality merchandise. They know their customers want only first class equip ment and supplies so they stock a complete line of fish ing supplies, in fact, it’s the largest fishing tackle and fish ing equipment headquarters in the entire Salem area. Only the best to satisfy their many customers. Fishermen from this entire section make the G I STORE at 3185 Market N. E. in Salem their headquarters for all fish ing supplies. This firm stocks all the necessities for the fish erman. Each of us should engage in some type of sport, too many today are caught in the style and the hustle and bustle of our 20th Century living and forget the healthy value of ac tive sports. Actual participa- The writers of this 1971 Pic torial Business Review suggest you go to the G I STORE at 3185 Market N. E. in Salem or phone 581-2543 the next time you’re in the market for any items in the fishing line. Here you will find courteous service and quality merchandise for reasonable prices. That’s the G I STORE—it’s the largest sporting goods store in town. GOODSMAN BURIAL VAULT Meeting with universal ap proval by those who use them the products of the GOODS MAN BURIAL VAULT COR PORATION are going to vari ous parts of the country and have always given the best of satisfaction. They are manu facturers of the well-known GOODSMAN BURIAL VAULT and GOODSMAN GRAVE LINES. The finest tribute for your loved one is perpetuat ed protection for the rest of eternity. Superiority of the GOODSMAN BURIAL VAULT is clearly indicated. Goodsman Burial Vaults are available only through the Funeral Di rectors of your choice. They are adequately equip ped in regards to transporta ton facilities. This enables them to furnish their products on short notice thus giving the customer the advantage of ex cellent service. Management has had many years of experience in the manufacturing and distribu tion of this product. The people The Career Training Center, located at 465 Ferry St., in downtown Salem, is a voca tional training school special izing in training medical re ceptionists. The booming field of medicine seems to require more and more professional, trained workers, and the Car eer Training Center is helping to meet this need. Medical Receptionist train ees are offered a fifteen week course, with emphasis given to both secretarial and medi cal training. Graduates qualify for positions in hospital, clin ics, rest homes, and doctor’s offices. Classes convene for three hours a day, four days a week under the leadership of registered nurses. Students are provided with medical of fice practice kits, and two ex cellent textbooks. Students who finish the course successfully are assist ed in securing positions. The demand for trained medical receptionists is growing rap idly, so some students have secured positions even before they graduated. Future plans call for adding other courses. The medical re ceptionist program will be the basis for the addition of oth er para - medical offerings, such as a Nurse’s Aid program. Courses for men will be added, soon. Also in the future is the prospect of moving the school to a larger site to accomodate an increased enrollment TOWN AND RANCH FURNITURE TOWN AND RANCH FURN ITURE is located at 3540 Com mercial S. E. in Salem or phone 585-7810. Here they fea ture complete lines of fine home furnishings, including an outstanding selection of carpets. They carry brand name products of home furn ishings. The management, through untiring efforts to secure for its trade the best than can be obtained, has built up the con cern to the present leadership it enjoys among the business firms in this district. Sound business management is one of the main basis in the operation of any successful business. Intelligent merchan dising, combining best quality at a fair price is another. They have combined these essential factors and are the best place to go for Home Furnishings. In this 1971 Pictorial Busi ness Review we, the compilers, wish to take this opportunity to recommend TOWN AND RANCH FURNITURE to the people throughout this district. For a pleasant business rela tionship we suggest that you let TOWN AND RANCH FUR NITURE at 3540 Commercial S. E. in Salem serve you. You’ll be glad you did. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON (7 Branches in Salem) From left to right: Herb Copeland, Bob Lough, Bill Stif el, Don Lowery, manager; Vem Weible, Pres. of this area have always been loyal in their support of this institution. We, the authors, of this 1971 Pictorial Business Review have ample reason for making this recommendation of the GOODSMAN BURIAL VAULT CORPORATION located at 1060 Boone Road, S. E. in Sa lem. phone 362-2887, or at 2932 N. E. Halsey in Portland. DALLAS LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO If you are considering a building project of any kind, then you should take several things into consideration. Are you going to get the right kind of building material at a rea sonable cost or will you be paying much more than you need because you went to the wrong place? Residents who have in the past have done business with the DALLAS LUMBER And SUPPLY COM PANY return again and again because they know they al ways receive top quality build ing materials and service at a cost that is more than just reasonable. tory of the DALLAS LUMBER And SUPPLY COMPANY you can get anything you need to build with including all types of paint to finish your project right. Being in a business ser ving your needs, they realize they must keep a full inven tory to expect your return for future reeds They have been surpass. It is a pleasure for the editors of this 1971 Pictorial Business Review to recom mend that our many fine read ers stop in at the NEW KING INN BEST WESTERN MOTEL in Salem at 3658 Market N. E. and have featured service in all types of building and build ing materials. Contact these building experts for your next building project. The editors of this 1971 Pictorial Business Review urge you to stop in and say “hello” to Herschel Green wade. When you know what you will need, stop in and place your order but if you are not certain about what you will need, the DALLAS LUMBER And SUPPLY COMPANY will be more than happy to advise you Just drop in to their store in Independence or give them a call at 838-1771 and ask for Herschel Greenwade, their local friendly manager. Ranchers, farmers and town residents throughout the Sal em area have learned over the years to depend on the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORE GON in Salem and Stayton as a strong financial arm of the growth and development of the economy of the terri tory. A financial institution is founded on trust, and the of ficers ui the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON have earned trust by offering full, complete ser vice facilities. New depositors and loan ap plicants can assure themselves of the soundness of the bank when they stop at their mod ern facilities in Salem. Ail questions will be quickly and courteously answered by thoroughly experienced con sultants. A wide range of services is offered, safe-deposit boxes, savings and checking accounts farm, home, and livestock loans, and assistance in making investments. Each account up to $20,000 is insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Stayton and Salem area re sidents should consult with their friendly personnel at the Stayton and Salem FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORE GON branches for their fin ancial needs. A telephone call to 364-3371 Salem; 769-2131 Stayton will assure you of an appointment and avoid delay in settling your transactions. We, of this 1971 Pictorial Business Review salute them for their fine service. THE MEEKER FERTILIZER COMPANY For he best information on fertilizers and their use. see the MEEKER FERTILIZER COMPANY at 1795. 16th S. E in Salem, phone 581-2453. In this age of specialization and soil conditioning it is more im portant than ever. Organic fertilizers are being replaced steadily by new chemicals, and new methods of fertilizer application are being develop ed continuously. For the latest information to help you in crease vour yield and profits, get in touch with The Meeker Fertilizer dealer. They feature West Stayton operations where Bob Morrison is the manager. They have been in business since 1948 and the Stayton Storage Warehouse has been there since 1944 Thev have fertilizing and agricultural chemical business, however there is no applica tion of the products, but they do have the eqquipment for farmers to rent. The management of this company has made it a point to study all the latest methods on the market and carries in stock a complete line of up-to- date fertilizers. You will enjoy the friendly manner in which you're served. We suggest VOII '.<•<' the MEEKER FERTILIZER COM- PANY at 1795, 16th S. E. in Salem for the right informa tion regarding your fertilizer and chemical needs. The staff of this 1971 Pictorial Business Review salutes MEEKER FER TILIZER COMPANY for their modern services.
