The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, July 18, 1957, Page 8, Image 8

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8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE I'Hl KSDAY, JULY 18, 1957
By Mrs. Albert Mills«»
AT THE
HILL-TOP
MARKET
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KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE
2 lbs. 79*
DUTCH MAID
MARGARINE 5 lbs $
KRISPY CRACKERS
2 lb. box 49*
MAXWELL
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Hunts
Tom.
Juice
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HOUSE
COFFEE
HI HO CRACKERS
Large pkg. 35*
lb 89*
¿OMATO ML
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DutcbTUaid
Made in Salem
DEL MONTE TUNA
Chunk Style 4 cans $1
Hunts Tom. Sauce fea
Hunts
13 cans $1.00®
JOMATOSAUÇf
Assorted Flavors JELLO
4 pkgs. 35*
Playfair Dog Food 13 cans $1.00
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^r^PtC^AT TH&P PEAK (
priced/ow!
GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches 10*
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kadin and Judy,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kadin and Mich­
ael, Mrs. Mattie Root, Mrs. Dick
Parker and daughters Lynda. Lyn-
ette and Jeri Jo, attended the golden
I wedding anniversary reception of
Mr. and Ms. Ed DeLand of Salem,
, Sunday. Mrs. DeLand is a sister of
| Mrs. Root.
Judge and Mrs. Edward Peetz and
daughters, Miss Beatrice Peetz, and
Mrs. Robert Quick and son, Micheál,
a of Oakland, Calif., are ¿pending
j part of their three-week vacation
with the W. r Hutchesons. Mr.
Peetz and Mrs. Hutcheson are bro­
ther and sister. Also at the Hutch­
inson home is his grandson, Dickie,
from Anderson, Calif., who is mak-
ing an extended visit.
Mrs. Albert Millsap returned to
| her home via ambulance from San-
tiam Memorial hospital in Stayton,
where she has been a patient for a
time. Her daughter, Mrs. Edmund
Klecker, of Stayton will care for her
mother at present.
Mrs. Rosa Roten visited friends
I in Gates and Mill City for a week, re­
turning to Portland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker spent
the weekend in Seattle, attending a
religious convention and visiting
I their daughter, Betty.
George Bailey has accepted em­
ployment in Washington. Mrs. Bailey
will make her home in Gates for the
present. Visitors at their home for
the weekend, were their daughter,
Mrs. Donna Funk and baby son,
Michael, and their son, Dick Sibley,
home on furlough from Fort Ord,
Calif.
Mrs. Della Dike is visiting at the
home of her son, Kenneth Dike and
j family, in Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Til Rains honored her bro­
ther, Earl Groblesbee at a family
dinner recently—the occasion being
his 80th birthday. Present was an­
other sister, Mrs. Arthur Black­
burn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Til Rains attended
the wedding of their grandson Mar-
I vin Leon Cline to Miss Gloria Miller
I of Sweet Home in the Lutheran
church, Sweet Home on June 30th.
Royal Johnson had the misfortune
to fall from a hay truck at their
home last week. No bones were
broken, but he sustained painful
bruises. All his friends wish him a
|speedy recovery.
Jim Carey flew to San Francisco
Friday to attend the wedding of one
I of his former Willamette University
classmates.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Van Winkle,
Susan and Donnie of Manitowac,
Wise., visited at the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Parker and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Kadin several days this
week. Mrs. Van Winkle and Mrs.
Parker attended high school together
at Winter, Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin have
been visiting in Los Angeles and San
J Bernardino with his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Errol Gard-
| ner. Report the temperature 110*
and over and that old Oregon will
j look mighty good to them when they
return shortly.
Mrs. Wm. F. Kershaw and grand­
daughter, Arlene are spending a
week or so visiting in Seattle, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. loan Lamson of
Portland and Mrs. Nora Van Buren
i of Molalla were recent guests at the
j Til Rains home—friends they had not
I seen for many years.
The Gwtes Fire department was
called out early Sunday evening to
put out a chimney fire in the Bud
Strucknieier home. Damage was
light due to the quick response of
the department.
Loud talking sometimes passes as
intelligence, but not for long.
SWIMMERS SUPPLIES
Masks ................ 98c - $4.95
Fins
____ $1.98 - $8.95
Nose Plugs
Snorkels
JENKINS HARDWARE
S & II GREEN STAG’S
Nebergalls
Skinless Franks id 11
lb. 49*
TH! RS. - FRI. - FRI.
NEW POTATOES
10 Pounds 39*
PAN READY FRYERS lb. 49*
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GROUND BEEF 2 k
69"
HILL-TOP MARKET
EVERYDAY LOW PRICES
FREE PARKING
Mill City, Ore., - - Phone 2744
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July 18-19-20
BILL WILLIAMS,
HOWARD DUFF, in
THE BROKEN STAR
— PLUS —
GENEVIEVE PAGE,
ROBERT MITCHUM, ia
FOREIGN INTRIGUE
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Comphte show ran be aeen aay
TOP SECRET
AFFAIR
Urne Bp ». 8:30
Top Comedy!
Starts 6:30 Sunday