THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Basic School Funds
Distributed to Districts
State basic school fund warrants
aggregating $ 10,306,702.67, were is
sued recently by Secretahy of State
Earl T. Newbry.
The amount represents the final 30
percent of revenue received under the
1953-54 basic school fund tax levy
under which the school districts have
received a total of $31,761,119.74 dur
ing the year.
Of this current amount distributed,
Linn county received $457,237.36 and
Marion county $560,371.13.
TIIl'RSDAY, MAY 27, 19.il
LYONS
By Eva Bressler
Mrs. Hazel Lewis, Mrs. Helen Ar
derson and Mr-. Jean Roberts ha\
returned fiom Grants Pass, after a’
tending the Rebekah Assembly o'
Oregon. The three ladies are member
of Fa th Rebekah Lodge of Lyons
Mrs. Lewis is chaplain of the As-em
bly and Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Roh
erts were delegates from the Lyon-
lodge.
Twenty-one Cub Scouts and thre
den mothers went to Salem Saturday
STORK CLUB
where they attended the Scout circu
Births at Santiam Memorial Ho-pita) Earl Thayer drove one of the school
April 6, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. busses taking the group. Den mother
going weie Rose Thayer, Ruby Mor
Herman Breitenstein of Stayton.
April 8, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Law gan and Leao Johnson.
rence B. Silbernagle, Rt. 1, Scio.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caileton, Lai
April 10, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lee ry and Carolyn from Bonneville spent
B. Hopson, of Idanha.
several days in Lyons. They wer<
guests at the home of her parent
Send in the news items from your Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing ai
home, school, business or church to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M
The Mill City Enterprise.
Clurg. While heie Larry ynderwent
tonsilectomy at Salem Memorial.
Gail Cruson. of Portland, spent the
weekend at the home of her parent
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ciuson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston spen
several days at Myrtle Creek, when
they were guests at the home of the i
daughter and family, Mr. and Mr-
Claire Humphries.
Mrs. Van Prichard, Mrs. Ivan Smitr
and Mis. Alice Huber were hostesses
for a farewell party honoring Mi
Vivian Boyce, music instructor at the
Mari-Linn school. Miss Boyce has been
at the school for the past three year-,
and as yet her plans for the coming
year are not known. Honoring Mi-
Boyce were her mother, Mrs. Glayd-
Boyce and sister Mrs. Albert Lock
wood of Salem; Mmes. Veinon James.
Otto Weidman, Leonard Cru-on, San
Bridges, Joe Pohnson, Charles Powei,
Alax Bodeker, Earl Helemn. Arthur
Olmstead, John Prideaux, Alvin Palm
er, Art Baltzer, Donald Kuiken. Dallas
Franklin, Fred Skillings, Clyde Bres-
I -ler, Donald Huber, Roscoe Poole, M.s.
1 Glavds Hurst. Mrs. Hazel Wirth, Mrs.
| Donna Smith, Miss Noi ma Miller,
, Miss Rean Fletcher, Miss Hazel Neal.
I Kathleen Kuiken, Mrs. Elva Kuiken,
| and the hostesses.
Dale Bassett from Los Angeles, ar
rived in Lyons for a two weeks vaca
tion and to join his wife and little
sons, who have been at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Witt
in Mill City. They will be guests
I there and at the home of his pa'ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett.
Doreen Helemn was hostess for the
afternoon card club with her party
I held at the Rebekah hall. A 1:30 des
sert luncheon was served followed by
eveial tables of 500. High score was
held by Garnett Bassett, low bv Inez I
Ring and Ida Free drew' the traveling
prize. Attending were Katie Sieg. Ber
nice Bridges. Margaret Kunkle. Garr
ett Bassett, tiairie Naue, Thelma Ny-
legger, Alma Olmstead, Inez Ring
l<ia Free, Eulalia Lyons. Ruth Lyon
Mabel Downing, Mabel Bass, Dorothy
Helemn and the hostess.
Mrs. Alex Bodeker. Mrs. Floyd Ba-
set ant Mrs. Samuel Roberts, members
of the Lyons Womens Society <>
Christian Service, attended the offi
cers training meeting in
Staytor
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pietrok an<’
children of Stayton, aa<i the M's«e>
Theresa and Frances Pietrok. of Sa
leni. were Sunday guests at the homi
of their parents, Mr. auid Mrs. Phil
lip Pietrok.
Members of the Womens Society o
Christian Service held their meeting
at the home of Mrs. Alex Bodeke1
Jue-day following another progres
sive luncheon. Salad was served a'
the home of .Mrs. Ivan Sm'th, assisted
bv Mrs. Donna Smith, entre at Mrs.
Marshall Powells with Mrs. Samuel
Roberts assisting, and dessert at the
Bodeker home assisteed by Mrs. Clyde
Bressler. Mrs. Leonard Cruson pre
sided over the meeting due to the
absence of Mrs. George Huffman. Mis.
Ed Cruson led the devotions and Mrs.
Samuel Roberts was in charge of the
program “Might of Many,’* assisted
by several of the iremlers. The next
meeting will be held with work day
at the church. Attending were Mmes.
Loren Chamberlain, Floyd Bassett,
Wilson Stevens, Donald McWhirk,
Ivan Smith, Van Prichard Ed. Cruson.
Leonaid Cruson, Charles Moulet, Glen
Julian, Harold Sheriff, Charles Cru
son, Samuel Roberts, Oscar Naue. i
Marshall Powell, Mrs. Ina Stockwell,
Mrs. Alice Huber, Mrs. Inez Ring.
Mrs. Donna Smith, Mrs. Pearl Hud
son, Mrs. Bodeker and Mrs. Bressler.
Phillip Pietrok, with Mrs. Paul
Pietrok and Mrs. Lawrence Pietrok
of Stayton spent Fiiday in Philomath,
as guests at the home of their cousin,
Mrs. Eva Shaw.
Auto Repair Work
AI L WORK GUARANTEED
Welding and Auto Parts
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Silver Saddle Garage
BILL GUIER, Proprietor
On old highway
Phone 903
MILL CITY, OREGON
If in need of office forms see us—Enterprise Office
these tasty
Per Can
Lindsay Medium Ripe
Olives 24c
1
Velveeta
Planters
8 ounce tin
33c
2 pound loaf
Libhy Brand. 303 Size
CHEESE
79c PEAS
A:
Sunshine Krispy
When vou need
P R I N T I N G
Telenhone 2651
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Cocktail Peanuts
1 pound box
Crackers
Chef
19c
Spreckles
25c SUGAR 10 - 95c
Meat Balls
15 oz.
Cans
PET MILK
2 cans 25c
Ot/V
BRUCES
67c
SWIFT’S PREMIUM
BONELESS
Picnic Hams
For the picnic or
Sunday Dinner
l*/2 Pound Can Each
Beef Roast
Fresh Produte
U. S. Good
Fresh
ARM CUTS, Per Pound
Pound
Tomatoes 19c
BLADE CUTS, per pound
Sunkist
(■round Pork and Ham
Dozen
Pound
.45 Lemons - 29c
Fresh
Corn
Rabbits.65
6 ears 39c
Ham Loaf lb.
Pound
Pan Ready
Fresh Fryers
Swift’s Premium, Fresh Frozen.
»
Oven Ready
HEN TURKEYS lb .63
OPFN MONDAY MAY 31st
Canteloupes
California
Each
19c
All Steel Frozen Food Lockers Available
KEN GOLLIET
Mehama, Oregon
We reserve the right to limit quantities
/