5—THE Mil l. CITY ENTERPRISE < Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hill. Jr., and .
two sons, drove over to Prineville |
THURSDAY. JI IA 21. 1M5
Sunday.
GALLO
Mr». W. J. Robinson visited during
the weekend at the home of a niece
in Salem, returned here Monday.
FINI CALIFORNIA WINK
Mr. and Mr». I.. N. Schroeder and
. son, Garry, of Salem, were guests
Sunday at the Lowell Stiffler home.
The men went to Detroit Lake to try
out Mr. Schroeder’s new boat. They
' caught one fish.
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Guests here over the weekend at
the Cecil Lake home were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Coryell and son of Port
Miss Alona Fay Daly of Portland land.
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spent the weekend here visting her
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foos and son,
mother, Mrs. Rosa Daly, and her sis
ter’s family, the Wilbur Meinerts. Donald of West Salem, and Mrs.
Miss Daly is in nurse’s training in Foos’ brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson of Spokane, visited
that city.
a short time Sunday at the Jay Mason
Honoring .Mrs. Roy Spry Sunday on home on their way to visit Detroit
her birthday were Clarence Spry of dam.
Myrtle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
The Lions club auxiliary have ahosen
Spry, Mildred and Leroy of Gaston
and Mrs. Mary Moulten and her a swimming pool for their project
granddaughter, Billie Joe Chire, of for the coming year. A special com-
mittee was held at the home of the
Albany.
" [dub president, Mrs.
Bob Veness.
They will endeaver to have a pool by
next summer.
Summertime
Swimtime!
We have a good selection of
SWIM FINS ■
SNORKELS
MASKS
GOGGLES
NOSE CLIPS
tern Thomas, who is working with
a logging crew on the coast, spent the
west
weekend with his family
town.
S2.75 S10.95
S1.00to$l.29
SI.75 to S3.95
S1.00toS1.50
EAR PLUGS
Jenkins Hardware
Mill City
Phone 2206
We Give S and II Green Stamps
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Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz and ,
■laughters, Nadine and Joan and son, |
Ronald, arrived in Mill City Tuesday |
from Pacoima, Calif., to spend a few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. '
Don Moffatt. Mr. Schultz is Mrs. |
Moffatt’s brother.
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Weekend guests at the James
Swans and their two daughters I
and families, Mr. and Mrs. George
Gillenwater and Mr. and Mrs. Orville I
Oderman and Kathy and Jimmie of,
Fortuna, Calif. Miss Hope Bany of I
Yamhill was a guest Sunday and
Monday. Joining them on Sunday for I
a picnic dinner were Mr. and Mrs. |
John Swan and their guests from
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Al Smeenk and
Johnny, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore i
Henkel and Bonnie, Terry and Suz-1
anne and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holmes, i
Mrs. A. F. Catherwood was also pres
ent for the picnic.
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JEWEL
3 pound can
SHORTENING 69c
Vz Pound FREE
Recent dinner guests of the Ed ■
I Cookes a» evening last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyhrman and
family, former residents here during |
■ the construction of the dam. The i
■ Dyhrmans have been on the project
'at North Dakota. Mr. Dyhrman, who |
| also made a short visit at the Ken I
I Crosier's brought word that Floyd 1
I Jones, also a former Mill City resi- '
dent, has not been well, and that the
[Jones family’expects to move back |
Ito Vancouver, Wash., by September. I
' Their daughter, Ardith, who recently i
I became Mrs. Niel Chambers, has been j
spending the summer with her hus- i
band at a Forest Lookout station on I
I the South Santiam.
PARI)
Dog Food 7
C ans
$1
Fred's Pure
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PORK SAUSAGE
39c
Pound
BUSINESS
Everything Goes
at ” cost
OR BELOW
Come and Get It!
Open Evenings and Sundays
Till 8:00 P. M.
McCarthy Furniture
MILL CITY, OREGON
All 5c Gum & Candy
Bars 3 for 10c
Tuna Flakes 6
6 ounce
cans
89c
We now offer another service to our
growing family of customers. You
can purchase
FROZEN FOODS
for your freezers and lockers at re
duced prices at our store. We have
large stocks on hand.
SEE US FOR PRICES
HILL TOP MARKET
HAROLD KUEWER
Telephone 2744
MILL CITY, OREGON