Last Frontier Resort
GATES, OREGON
Featuring
PATTY O'BRIEN
At The Piano
6 Nites a Week.
Singing and Playing Your
Favorite Songs.
Direct from the Country
Club at La Jolla Beach,
California.
Fine Foods
DeLuxe Motel
Closed Wednesdays
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Pancake Flour
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Nestle'sCannedMilk
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Nestle's Quick Chocolate
2 3-8 lb. can 89®
Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing
Quart Jar 49c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
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Highest Quality Meats
Mill Ends
The Charles Kellys and son, John,
spent the three-day holiday in their
small trailer house at Paulina Lake,
reporting good fishing in spite of the
inclement weather. They were joined
part of the time by the Frank Smiths
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Sheridan, _ the
Roseburg, and the Bill McCoys of
Bend, where members of the Smith
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family made their headquarters.
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Denco All Purpose Shortening
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Fisher's Biscuit Mix
Houseguest Friday and Saturday
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and
children were Dr. and Mrs. Elliot
Marvell, Kris and Linnaea of Corval­
lis. Dr. Marvel is with the chemtetry
department at OSC- Friday evening
Miss Daisy Geddes joined the group
for an out-door supper and later Dr.
Marvell showed pictures taken from
a recent year-long stay in Switzer­
land, where he was working on a post­
doctoral fellowship and also on a Eu­
ropean tour.
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Among the young people from here
who attended the semi-final baseball
games in Myrtle Creek Monday were;
Willow Phillips, Gerry Roberta. Rox­
ie McCarley, Linda Monroe, Diana
Wallen, and Janis W’ilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank White were
here from Carson, Wash., during the
weekend and were guests at the home
of their daughter, Mr and Mrs. Ger­
ald Rockwell and family. Frank Rock­
well returned home with his grand­
parents for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Griffiths ac­
companied Mr. Griffith's cousin, Mr.
and Mrs. George Clements of Rose­
burg to Cashmere, Wash., for the
weekend where they visited relatives.
Mrs. E. J. Hughes took her grind
daughter, Kay Hughes to Wren Sat­
urday where she will visit with her
other grandparents for a short time
before returning to her home in Cali­
fornia.
Mrs. Pearl Allaway and Craig
Cooper went to Medford Thursday af ­
ternoon where they attended the
wedding of Mr. Cooper’s grandson,
Thursday evening.
The Rev. James Hardy was in Dal­
las Tuesday, May 27 to attend the
meeting of the Willamette Preeby
tery.
The Mehama church is planning a
week of vacation Bible school for lat­
er in the Summer to be held between
the berry and bean picking.
Tbe meeting of the Women's So­
ciety of the church that was sched­
uled for Thursday afternoon June 5
has been cancelled due to busy times.
No regular meetings of the society
are planned for July and August.
Sgt. Vernon Oleson, brother of
Mrs. Bud Miley visited at the Miley
home recently leaving for Ft. Lewis
F riday where he will be awaiting ord­
ers for overseas duty.
Mrs. Raymond Branch was a Port­
land business visitor Monday. While
there she visited Mrs. Lillian Poyner,
former Mehama resident and school
teacher a number of years ago.
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4 Steaks $1.15
12 Steaks s3.30
Sirloin Steak
MEHAMA
By Mrs. John Teeters
Mr. and Mny Norman Lee and
family of Salem were Saturday
Mrs. C. E- Mason and her grand­
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guests here with Mr. Lee's uncle,
daughter, Karen Jean Kelly, plan to
Gordan Zoellnar.
leave this week by train for San
Thursday guests at the Ed Castle
Francisco to board a ship for Honolu­
home
were Mr. and Mrs. A. Seines
lu, T- H. The Carl Kellys and Bob
of
Aumsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Castle
Hills will drive to San Francisco to
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Haseman, Jr.,
with Mrs.
see them off, returning by way of of Waldport became the parents of a visited Friday morning Mrs. J. M.
Castle
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parents,
Mr.
and
Reno, Nevada.
baby girl, Sally, at the Newport hos­ Herberger in Salem and Mr. and
pital on Tuesday, June 3. They have Mrs. Eldon Tietze and family of
Mrs. Thoma» B. Scott of Seattle, an 18-month old boy, Chuckie. Pater­ Aumsville visited Friday afternoon
spent the weekend here with her hus­ nal grandparents are the R. C. Hase- and evening with the Castles.
band, who is working at the dam here. mans of Waldport, formerly of Id­
Randy Rockwell, small son of Mr.
The Scotts purchased the Ike Myers anha, and the maternal grandmother and Mrs. Gerald Rockwell returned
residence, and she and her daughter is Mrs. Fred Bassett of Lyons. Great­ home last Saturday from a Portland
plan to move here soon. Mr. Scott re­ grandfather is D. B Hill of Mill City. hospital where he had undergone
placed Eugene Engelgau who went
surgery May 28. His mother took him
to The Dalles.
The last meeting of the Mill City back to Portland Monday to have
Lions Club Auxiliary for the current stitches removed and for a check up.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Herman (Glor­ year was held last Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longfellow
ia Underwood) and small son left at the home of the newly-elected and family spent the Memorial day
Tuesday for their home at National president, Mrs. Charles Wirrkala. weekend at Tumalo where they met
City, California, following his 30-day with seven members present. Chief i Mrs. Longfellow’s parents, Mr. and
leave from duty with the Navy at business of the evening was discus­ Mrs. Chris McDonald, who are at
San Diego. Her mother, Mrs. Ace sion of the coming State Convention Home Valley, Wash., for the summer
Underwood, had spent two weeks in of Lions clubs and auxiliaries to be while Mr. McDonald is employed
the South with them before the north­ held in Eugene, June 19 through 21. there.
ern trip. The Underwood’s son. Gary, Mrs. Charles Kelly was appointed to I Mr. ad Mrs. Julius Tietze and
ha's been drafted into the Army and be a delegate from the local club. At Mrs. Jim Richmond and daughters
leaves for active duty on June 17. His the close of the meeting, refresh-1 visited relatives in Amity last Thurs­
wife, the former Donna Schaefer, will ments were served by the no»iess to day and also tended graves there.
remain here for the present.
i those present.
Mrs. K. J. Golliet received notifi­
cation that she has been appointed a
member of the civics committee of
the Marion County Federation of
Women’s clubs. Mrs. Raymond Branch
also from the Mehama Women’s club
is second vice president of the Fed­
eration for this next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Castle attended
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a large family reunion Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Castle’s brother, who
is owner of the Oregon City Golf
course and makes his home there.
About 60 relatives were present for
the day.
Memorial day guests at tir.e Art
Anderson home were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Spoelstra and Dale from Salem
and Mrs. Blanche Gibson and small
granddaughter from Mill City.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith were
| here visiting from Happy Camp, Cal.
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I during the weekend. TTiey brought
their two graddaughters, Linda Wag-
I ner and Vickie Sue Johnson to their
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1 homes here after a visit a’ Happy
Camp.
Mrs. Elmer Taylor and Mrs. Glenn
Tinney and sons spent the Memorial
Day weekend vacationing on the
coast.
Haley’s Veal Cube Steaks
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Phone 971
Res. 7471
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