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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1958)
9—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. MAY ». 1954 I 44 3 GATES EXTRA SPECIAL HILLS BROS I COFFEE *•1 lb. 83' Highest Quality Produce <c> FANCY SUNKIST c 6 for 19 CUCUMBERS 2 for 19' LEMONS a LARGE FANCY EASY-LIVING SPECIALS” TOMATOES lb. 25c VAN CAMP'S. 303 Size GOLDEN RIPE « Pork and Beans CANTALOUPE 2 for 35* 9 lor $1.00 Look for the •if BARBECUE PREMIUM offers on these special LUX LIQUID and WISK cans Snowhite Marshmallows 10 oz. pkg. 23c ALL, Dishwasher Sale 35 C 1 8c Off Zee Toilet Tissue, 4 roll pack 3 for 89c Mayflower Trim Ice Cream I Gallon 79 c Mayflower Butter lb. 65c Sunshine Crackers 2 lb. box 49c Hi C Orangade 46 oz. 4 cans $1.00 Capitol Peas 9sL00 44 A Highest Quality Meats NEBERGALLS SKINLESS WISK, for family wash Wieners 2lb.pkg.$1.19 TUNIES 12 oz. pkg. 69' Quart 75h THE TUNA FISH WIENER lb. 89' Rib Steaks K LIFE OF RILEY SPECIAL X Includes 8c off With quart Nalley's Pickles Velveeta Cheese CUCUMBER CHIPS 16 oz. ra 4for$1.00 '’A ÁMVVtwkV.N I \ X • VÍIVHTA r...u •] '< ucumbc *,( < CNiPS ¡J DILL PICKLES 24 oz. 3 tor $1.00 can 29' 2lb loaf79‘ Nalley's Mustard 9 oz. 15c HILL-TOP MARKET MILL CITY, ORE Last Frontier Resort GATES, OREGON Featuring PATTY O'BRIEN t Ripe Olives J 4 B* U. S. D. A. GOOD ? • Bluebell Potato Chips 3 ini Pack49c FIELD RIPENED Frank Merrill of Mill City went to East Lake for a weekend of fishing. Mrs. Maude Davis has returned from the Seattle area wnare she has Mr». H. N. Wil««n been visiting since Mother's Day at Seven little girls heipeu Lynette the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Parker celebrate her 7th birthday at Overlock and children and with her her home Friday, after school Her son, Edmond Davis. older sister, Linda, led them in P*»y- ing games, and after opening of the I That electrical storm got a little gifts, delicious refreshments were too close for comfort in the Gates ■ classes with a wiener and marshmal- area Thursday, and stiuxk a tree on I Parker. Present to enjoy the all out- the Lee Kuhlman place, splintering Idoor yard party, were Mary and it, but causing no fires. The annual Field Day was held Shary Stubbs, Rhonda McWhirk, De lores Stafford. Kandee Henness, Jan Tuesday at 10 a. m- Most events went off on schedule tn spite of light ice Jacobsen, and Jeanette Herron. Mrs. Olive Barnhardt treated all rain. Parents, friends and students the members of her 1st and 2nd grade all enjoyed a pot luck dinner at noon. classes with a wiener and marshmal Thursday is the last day of school, low roast at her home last Wednes the children returning home by noon. Mr. and Mrs. William Pennick, Pat day after school. Present were Butch Kuhlman, Lynette Parker, Jeannette sy and Billie enjoyed a buffet dinner Herron, Kandee Henness, Dickie Ry at the Sid Baughman home in Mill nearson, Rhonda McWhirk, Janis City Tuesday evening, preceding I Jacobson, Mike Swaim, Wayne Rosa graduation exercises, in which Curt mond, Pat Vail, Bruce Blumenstein, Baughman was a graduate. Charlie Tucker, one of the Gates I Linda Choin, Mary and Shary Stubbs, Sherry Oliver and Delores Stafford. school bus drivers has been under the The Santiam Canyon Extension weather for a few days, and unable unit met in the Women's Clubhouse to drive Monday morning. At present on Thursday for an interesting and it is not certain what the trouble informative talk on “foundation might be, but further medical check I garments.” Newly elected officers, up is planned. Members of the Gates church (and Mrs. Lee Kuhlman, chairman and Mrs. Jerry Rosamond, vice chairman, and the community, will be glad to know Ruth Hess, secretary, were duly in that Donald Hobson, our minister, stalled by Mrs. Dorothy Vail, using ; has been awarded a full year schol the impressive candlelight ceremony, arship at Northwestern Christian and presenting them with corsages. college in Eugene. Sponsor is a Mrs. Kuhlman and Mrs. Rosamond are 1 Christian church in Portland, and the to see about selling or trading the I award will see him through his sen gas range. Out-going chairman, Mrs. ior year. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carey, Jon, Wilma Bumgarner was presented with a small gift of money by the mem Tom and Steven spent Sunday at the bers. A vote of thanks was given Harold Wilson home. Don’s straw Mrs. Wilma Bumgarner, Grace My berry patch is just beginning to bear, ers, Edna Hutcheson, Margie Park and picking should be good in about er and Dorothy Vail, wno cleaned 10 days. and waxed the floors in both the re Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kelle moved ception room and the kitchen and i over the weekend to their home in polished up the kitchen the preced I Gates, having sold their farm home ing day. A pot-luck dinner at noon of many years to Mr. and Mrs. Hollis was enjoyed by the following: Miss Turnidge of Sisters. Mr. Tumidge Ermina Fisher, Salem; Mrs. Isobell will be employed east of the moun Heller, Mill City; Mmes. Dorothy tains during the summer, but they i V ail, Grace Myers, Wilma Bum have taken possession, and Mrs. garner, Lola Henness, Ruth Hess, Turnidge will spend most of the ttme Mary Wilson, Margie Parker and here. Jeri Jo, Jean Rosamond. Elayne Last Tuesday Mrs. Robert Kelle , Kuhlman, Eva Barnhardt and Edna and Mrs. Bob Oliver took their Busy Hutcheson. Bluebird Camp Fire group for an af Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peck, and Mr. terschool picnic at Santiam State and Mrs. John Skidmore of Portland Park west of Mill City. They all cook were Sunday guests at the home of ed their own food on the open fire, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Osterhout. and a most enjoyable time was had, A meeting was held in the Gates which wound up their activities for Women’s clubhouse Tuesday evening, this year. Last week Mrs. Kelle and May 20 to discuss activiting the Boy Mrs. Oliver went to Camp Kilowan, Scout troop here. Approximately 12 near Falls City, for an overnight men attended. Don Kopet, scout exe Camp Fire Leader’s Training meet cutive from Salem was present to ing. They enjoyed hiking, outdoor discuss any problems anticipated. cooking, and the detailed Instructions Boy Scout troop No. 45 is sponsored given, and now several of the local by the Gates Community church, and Camp Fire girls are eagerly looking Bob Blumenstein is representative forward to a vacation at Kilowan I of the church to the troop. Troop themselves. Several pran to pick | committee will be—Bob Kelle, chair strawberries to pay their way. man; Ed Kershaw and Bill Pennick. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rosamond and 1 Scoutmaster will be Eugene Jacob family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle son; assistant scoutmaster, Clare and family spent Sunday on the Henness. Six members re-registered Northfork, enjoying a picnic dinner to have the charter brought up to together, and finding the water so date, and any boy interested in join inviting they ail went swimming, also. ing please contact Mr. Jacobson or Mr. and Mrs. William Pennick and Mr. Henness immediately. two children and Mr. and Mrs. Sid W alt Comer of Tangent, visited Baughman and two children of Mill Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. City took the trailer house and camp Ned Richards. He formerly lived in ed at Elk Lake over the weekend, pic- Mill City. On Thursday Ned went to nicing and fishing. Lyons to call on his old friend, Ed Taylor, who was hurt a week ago in a car accident. He reports Mr. Taylor good as can be expected, but his in jured leg is causing nini a great deal YOU ARE of pain. Little Toni Newberg was honored DRIVING with a party, given by her mother, BLINO! Mrs. Dorothy Newberg recently, the occasion being her 4th birthday. Af ter gifts were opened, cake, ice cream J and candy were served. Present to ¡enjoy the fun were Jeri Jo Parker, i Beverly Stewart, Bobby. Susie and | Jackie Wilson, Dickie Kynearson and I Tom. Also Dickie Hayward, Peggy I and Pat Vail, Arlene Kershaw and I Penny Newberg; Mrs. Fritz Ward, Mrs. Dorothy Arthurs, Mrs. Margie Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Vail, Mrs. When you can *»e only the back of the vehicle ahead of you Birdie Wilson, and Mrs. Elsie Völk el. It means you are following too closely. Allow one car length for Boj> Oliver, Floyd Swaim and every 10 miles per hour Harvey Syverson, accompanied by Jack Duggan, Frances Bodeker and Prices Good For May 29, 30, 31 I PHONE 2744 At The Piano 6 Nites a Week. 9 ♦> 4 Singing and Playing Your Favorite Songs. Direct from the Country Club at La Jolla Beach, California. ; 7 DeLuxe Motel Fine Foods Closed Wednesdays
