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THl RSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1953
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday
SHORTENING
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SNOWDRIFT
Jello
and Puddings
Royal Brand
Bisquick 40 oz. 39c
Crackers Sib 23c
SOAP and Detergents
All Popular Brands, 4 for
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TUNA
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33c
19c
Star kist chunk
RIPE OLIVES
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CABBAGE
l’OTAAOES
I. G. A. Medium
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50 pounds, No. 2
Per pound 5c
79c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
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W emers
Skinless,
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73c
39c
U. S. Good Grade
Locating Hunters in Field
Tough Job for Officers
“I have to get in touch with my
I husband—he’s hunting somewhere in
■ Harney county. Will you help?” This
is a typical request put to state police
officers and field employees of the
1 Oregon State Game Commission dur-
| ing the hunting season. Often informa-
i tion is even less specific and the police
i are asked to find a person hunting in
| "eastern Oregon.”
The state police and game commis­
sion realize that at times it is absol­
utely necessary to contact a person on
a hunting trip and are glad to assist
in locating the party. The task would
be simplified if persons making such
requests could supply information such
as is outlined below.
Information desired to facilitate lo­
cating a person includes the person’s
name; address; description; make, mo­
del, color, and license number of auto­
mobile; name of camp site and the
name of the nearest post office or
town. In some cases, all of this infor­
mation will not be available, but the
more that can be supplied, the better
the chance to find the party.
Captain Bert Walker, chief of game
I law enforcement for the Oregon State
Police, comments, “The work of the
I men in the field in locating hunters
I would be much more efficient if each
person would leave information at
home regarding his proposed where­
abouts.”
Faith Rebekah Lodge at
Lyons Has W ednesday Meet
With Many Activities
LYONS—Faith Rebekah lodge held
their meeting Wednesday evening
with Jean Roberts, noble grand, and
Garnett Bassett, vice grand, presiding
over the meeting.
The regular routine of business was
carried out and reports of various
committees heard. Lois Myers was
installed warden to replace Maxine
Berry who has moved away, and Mrs.
Inez Ring, left supporter to vice
grand, replacing Eleanor Christensen,
who has also moved away. Plans were
made for the Three Links Club meet­
ing which will be held at the hall Fri­
day, September 25. Alta Bodeker,
Zona Sischo and Rosa Berry were ap­
pointed to drape the charter at the
next meeting in memory of Mrs. Effie
Heinck, a member of Faith Rebekah
lodge, who passed away, September
19.
At the social hour. Rosa Berry, Alta
Bodeker and Eva Bressler, the com­
mittee in charge, served watermelon
at the close of the meeting.
THE MILL CITY
ENTERPRISE
Entered as second class matter No­
vember 10, 1944 at the post office at
Mill City, Oregon, under the Act of
In Africa a man can’t hold office
March 3, 1879.
until he has shot a rhinoceros. Over
Subscription Rates
here voters consider a man qualified
Per Year Marion-Linn Counties $2.50
if he can shoot the bull.
Outside Marion-Linn Counties $3.00
Lots of open minds need
closed for repairs.
to be DON W. MOFFATT Editor-Publisher
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COID WEATHER
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Per pound
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Beef Roast
Per Pound
Closed Sundays
CHEESE
39c
Mt. Angel, 2 Pound brick
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1.36
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Ix't us Winterize your car now. and prepare it for
months of cold weather driving that are ahead.
Bring your car to us for that winter check. We’ll put
it in top condition. The cost is low. too!
We Give S & H Green Stamps
MEHAMA, OREGON
Mehama Richfield Station
Bob Draper
Mehama, Oregon