DR. MARK
HAMMERICKSEN
S—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE speaker at the .Mehama church Sun- i
THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1955
day. Rev. Hardy, who has moved here I
with his family is under the board |
of missions of the Presbyterian [
church and will hold services every j
Sunday Evening at the Mt. Pleasant
An allocation of $149,753.61 has
By Mrs. John Teeters
church as well as helping with mis
been
made to Mai ion county represnt-
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Charles Crook re sion work for the migrants during
ing the county’s 19% share in motor
turned home last Wednesday from a the summer.
vehicle fees and taxes, Secretary of
vacation trip to California and Ne
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Marks were at State Earl T. Newbry announces.
vada. They spent five days in Los their home here for the weekend
Allocation of these funds to the
Angeles visiting with their son, Clif from Rhododendron,
Mr.
where
counties of the state is predicated
ford, who fs with the Air Force sta .Marks is employed.
upon the number of registered motor
tioned at Edwards AFB. They also
vehicles .Marion county received the
stopped at Reno and Las Vegas,
thiid largest amount from the fund
Nevada and visited the Grand Can-1
yon and Boulder Dam.
The Edward Walz family spent
Mrs. Albert Millsap
Joseph Reznick, Mrs. Rachael Wil
Sunday in Salem visiting at the
Mr. and Mrs. Don Henness and son, all from Portland, and Mrs.
home of Mrs. Walz' mother, Mrs. El son, Jimmie, from Alder Manon Wn., Melvin Bilyeu and son, Dickie of
sie Trick.
accompanied by Mr. Henness’ par- Woodburn. Weekend guests were Mr.
Mrs. Larry Bangs and children ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Henness, and Mrs. Joseph Turner and Mr. and
viisted with friends
and
former formerly of Gates, now of Salem, Mrs. William Minea, all from Port
neighbors here last Tuesday. The were Gates visitors this week. Lin land.
Bangs' are now making their home in coln Henness observed his 92nd birth
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap spent
Salem.
day, July 5. The party visited at the Tuesday in Salem shopping. They
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Griffiths spent home of L. “T.” Henness, soon to visited at the home of their grand
a recent week end visiting at Reeds reach 101, and the Edmund Davis daughter, Mrs. Dorland Swan, before
port. They went down the coast as home.
returning home. Thursday Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Rynearson, Susie and Mrs. Millsap accompanied their son-
far as Crescent City and returned by
way of Crater Lake, and also visited Dickie, spent several days last week- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Peterson Rock gardens near Bend. end in Portland at the Howard Wil- Edmund Klecker and family of Stay
The Griffiths visited during the past son residence. They returned home ton to Suttle Lake on a picnic and
weekend with the Ralph Boring fam Wednesday.
fishing trip. (Didn't ketch no fish.)
ily at Eugene.
Mrs. Glen Henness, accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]^evon spent
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson re by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Keith Sunday in Portland visting friends.
turned home Friday from Glendale Henness and infant daughter and Monday they drove to Corvallis
where they visited a week with their son, Dennny and Mrs. Burrel Cole, of business.
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mill City, left early Saturday morn
Johnson and daughter.
ing to drive to Arcata, Calif. Mrs.
The George Nuxell family from Keith Henness will remain in Arcata,
Rhododendron spent several days where Mr. Henness is employed. Mrs.
here last week while Mr. Nuxell was Glen Henness and Mrs. Cole returned
transacting business in this locality. home Tuesday evening of this week.
Rev. James Hardy was guest ' Mrs. Glen Burmister and two
children, of Astoria, were guests at
the Elmer Klutke home for several
days this week. Mrs. Burmister is
Mr. Klutke’s niece, formerly Georgia
Klutke, of Albany.
Mrs. Bob Oliver and three daugh
ters and Mrs. Floyd Swaim and two
sons, spent Sunday at Breitenbush
for an outing.
Miss Bertha Zienert, of St. Paul,
Minn., who has been a house guest
at the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kist,
for the past two weeks, left by plane
Saturday morning for her home.
Other guests at the Kist home dur
ing the past week were Mr. and Mrs.
Motor Vehicle Fees
'Given To Counties
MEHAMA
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Has moved his Mill City office
to Stayton in the Post Office
Building, 2nd Floor, tn the
Dr. Victor J. Myers offices
Thursdays 1 p. m. to 6 p. m.
HOME OFFICE:
M3 W. FIRST, ALBANY
GATES
LET FLOWERS
SHOW YOU CARE
If you have a sick friend in
the hospital show you care by
sending a lovely potted plant
or a boquet of our select
CUT FLOWERS
RALEIGH HAROLD
Florist & Nursery
319 W. Wash. Street
Phone 6684, Stayton.
Open 7 a. m. to 9 p. tn.
Including Sundays
being topped by Multnomah county
with $671,344.52 and Lane county
wish $205,727.19.
The allocation made Thursday re
presents the fees and taxes collected
during the period from April 1 to
June 30, 1935.
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The allocation for Polk county to
taled $34,770.49; Linn county, $83,-
873.49 and Yamhill county, $52,538.28.
Viv's Steak House
Phone 5807
Closed Mondays
Another apportionment of $3,585.-
73 to Marion county was announced,
this coming from the Amusement
Device Tax account.
Order Wood Now and Save
BIG 2-CORD LOAD FOR ONLY $15.00
The winter rate is $20 for a 2-cord load.
John Dickhaut
Phone Detroit 462
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IN STAYTON 5 DAYS
J U L Y 26 - 30
THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
1955
ALL THE WEEK
BROWNING BROTHERS
CARNIVAL
RIDES
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PARADES
TALENT SHOW
Tuesday, July 26
CARNIVAL OPENS
QUEEN CORNATION
Thrsday July 28
PET PARADE
DANCE
HORSE SHOW
Wednesday, July 27
TALENT SHOW
Friday, July 29
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LEMONS doz. 29c
CELERY bunch 10c
CABBAGE
Ib. 5c
Luncheon Meats
3 cans 98e
SPRY
Tal1 Co"'
Shortening 3lbs 79c
1
Blue Bonnett
Spreckles
SUGAR 25lbs S2.35 Margarine
Nabisco Lorna Doone
Shortbread Cookies
Try some of our Large Wheel of Aged
Wisconsin Cheddar
Cheese
ib. ¿9c
33c
Full of Vitimns
Beef Liver ,b33c
Choice Round
Sliced
CONCESSIONS
1
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2 for 25c
FESTIVAL
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Deluxe I Gallon 79c
CAHHXnOH
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Open 6 a. m. to 11 p. m.
ICE CREAM
BEAN
Mill City
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Bacon
ib. 39c Steak
lb 67c
j r io* ■ ■ *
Pound
Home made link
Sausage
lb. 49c
Seasoned ¡ust right
You can buy meat with assur
ance that it will be good when
you buy from us. Try it today
Beef Roast 45c
Locker Beef
1
4 “II
Come in and see us for Locker Beef.
Best Prices for First Quality Beef
Cutting and wrapping our specialty.
GRAND PARADE
Saturday, July 30
HORSE SHOW
HORSE PARADE
BEANHOLE BEAN FEED
BEAN HOPPER BALL
Sponsored by Santiam Bean Festival Association
Ken Golliet
Prices
Effective
Your Friendly IGA Store
MEHAMA, OREGON
July
21,22 and 23
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