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Campfire Golden Jubilee
To Be Held in 1959
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You Always Get Your Best
MEAT DEAL AT
HILLTOP MARKET
We're ready
-fo -fake your
ORDER NOWh
NEBERGALL'S POLISH
Sausage
2/89
NATE'S Crab or Shrimp
2 for 49*
COCKTAIL
HILLTOPS 100% PURE
PORK SAUSAGE
2 lbs. 85*
It's turkey time again! And we have
¡ust the kind you love ... plump,
tender and delicious . .. sure to be
the star of any Thanksgiving feast!
Order in advance!
fatter! '///,
Yuban or Maxwell House
COFFEE
SWEET POTATOES or
Yams
2 lbs. 25*
Cranberries
2 lbs. 49*
NEW CROP PINK
Grapefruit
4for45*
Lemon or Chocolate
BETTY CROCKER
Snowdrift Shortening
3 lb. can 79*
5
Pudding Cake Mix
L piigb. ¿K/C
NALLEY'S, Plain or Kosher
Dill Pickles
ALBERS
24oz.jar39c Flap jack Flour 4 lb. bag 49*
FISHER'S BLEND
28 ounce
S & W OVEN
Baked Beans
4
4 cans $1.00
LIBBYS or ELSINORE CRUSHED
No. 2
10 lbs 89*
Flour
DEL MONTE BREAKFAST
Prunes
2 lb. pkg. 45c
INSULATE
MEHAMA
By Mrs. John Teeters
Reltives here received word the (
first of the week from Pvt. and Mrs. I
Allen McDonald that they had arriv- l
ed safety at Monterey, Calif., and '
were settled in an apartment there, j
Pvt. McDonald, who was previously'
stationed at Fort Bragg, North Car-1
olma will be attending language |
school at Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson and
I daughter, Doris Ward, were in Port-
I land Saturday to attend the dog show
at the Portland Armory. Doris' chi-1
huahua. Tiny Tim, won a second ;
prize in the show.
F. S. Helsel, who makes his home
with his son’s family, the Wesley |
Helsels, i received
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• death
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last
week of
the sudden
of his
brother in Colorado.
Jack Ryland is recovering from |
surgery on his right eye.
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The
1 he Rev. and Mrs. James Hardy I
and children spent Sunday afternoon
and evening with his uncle and fam
ily the C. B. McCalls of Pratum.
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j Mrs. D. L. Teeters and Mrs. Harold
Longfellow visited Monday with Mrs. I
W anda Love and children in Lebanon. |
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Griffiths visit-)
ed Sunday with her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boring I
and children of Eugene.
I Mrs. Chris McDonald visited re-1
| latives and friends here several days
the last of the week. Mr. McDonald
came Saturday and they left for their
I place at Tumalo. Geraldine Longfel-
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VERMICULITKg
INSULATING FILL
Do ft yourself m 1 afternoon
for as
low as
60
Anyone can insulate the aver*
age attic in one afternoon foe
as low as $67.60 with 7* ‘ O-
LITE. Do it yourself a
.are
as much as $ 100.00 in
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tion costs...cut fuel bill up to
40%. Pour it, level it. leave it?
It’s 1OO% fireproof. rotproof,
nermanent. Come in today toe
a FREE estimate!
Kelly Lumber Sales
Open Saturdays
Ph. 6803 Mill City. Ore
CHRISTMAS IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER
Now is the time to use our Layaway Plan to get
your Christmas gifts and toys. Come in today and
make your selection.
Phone 2206
3 pkgs. 25c
ZEE PAPER
Giant Size Rolls
Pineapple 4 «ns $L 00 Towels
roll 29c
HILL-TOP MARKET
Prices Good For November 13, 14, 15
Receiving the-initiatory degree at
the meeting of Marilyn Chapter, No.
The Campfire Leader’s Association 145, Order of the Eastern Star, at the
met at the home of Mrs. Delbert Go- lodge hall Monday evening were Mr.
I forth last Thursday morning, with and Mrs. T. H- Baughman (Sid and
' Mrs. Wendell Heller presiding. Mrs. Shirley) of Mill City and Hugh
James Minty, Field Director for Wil Johnston of Lyons, Presiding over
lamette Council of Campfire Girls, of the occasion were Julia Kemp, wor
Salem was present and presented thy matron, and Walter Brisbin,
worthy patron, of the chapter.
“Christmas Craft” for the girls to
Special guests for the evening were
make if desired.
a
group of eight members of Victor
that
the
Lions
It was announced
Club would assume the maintenance ia Chapter of Turner, headed by the
for the Scout cabin where the groups worthy matron, Leona Dimbat, and
the worthy patron, Karl Wipper.
of Campfire Girls meet at present.
During the business session, plana
Mrs. Minty discussed the “Golden
Jubilee” of Campfire which is to be were discussed for the Christmas
observed in 1959, the theme to be party to be held at the December
meeting.
“Conservation.” The Mill City girls
Serving on the refreshment com-
are to plant a commemorative tree
‘ mittee Monday night were Fern
at the new high school grounds in the
Spring, the date to be announced I Shuey, Ethel Wills, and Viola Hirte.
j The chapter rooms w%s beautifully
later. Another excursion for the
with autumn leaves by Mary
planting of seedlings is also being | decorated
Hoodenpyle, Tena Graham, and Ad
planned.
I die French.
Sponsors of the girls, selcted from
the Woman’s Club and from mothers,
secured to date are as follows: Mrs. low returned home with them and
Bill Hoeye, Mrs. Albin Cooper, Mrs. will stay with Mrs. McDonald while
Martin Hansen, Mrs. Charles Kelly, i Mr. McDonald is working near Stev
Mrs. Don Carlson, Mrs. James Put enson, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. p .N. Hughes and
man, Mrs. Mel Rambo, Mrs. Don
• family went to Astoria Friday where
Walker, and Mrs. Robert Veness.
they visited with Mr. Hughe’s bro
ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Mill City Garden Club
Hughes and children. Mrs. Hughes '
Plans for Christmas Party and children returned home Sunday
The Mill City Garden club met evening but Mr. Hughes remained
Thursday afternoon for a 1 o’clock1 for a week’s elk hunting.
Visitors during the weekend at the
dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Otto Witt with Mrs. Charlie Dolezal Frank Buckler home were their
daughter Mis. Al Molnar and her
as co-hostess.
I Mrs. Harvey Tolbert, president of son, Jim, of Oak Grove.
The Pots and Pans 4H cooking
the group presided at the business
meeting. Plans were made for the club held their regular meeting at
•club’s Christmas party, which will be the G. V. Christensen home Thursday
December 11 at 7:30 p. m. at the evening with all six members pre
home of Mrs. James Swan, with Mrs. sent. They made cookies for their
Wendell Heller and Mrs. O- E. Hood- project.
enpyle co-hostesses. Each one at I The Pins and Needles Sewing club
tending is to take a gift ($1.00 limit) met at the Milton Roten home Tues
for the gift exchange and a gift day after school and spent the time
wrapper for an elderly person in an learning various techniques of sew
^old people’s home. Anyone who was ing, how to use the thimble, holding
not at the meeting may call either the needle and material and some
Mrs. Tolbert or Mrs. Do'ezal for fur- stitches. They hope to start doing
some actual sewing real soon. Suz-
• ther information.
I Mrs. Ike Myers, a former member anne Cutting was elected secretary
l of the group was welcomed back as to take the place of Linda Davenport
'a guest. Present were Mmes. Burrel who has moved away.
Cole, Louis Verbeck, Myers, John
Swan, guests and Mmes. Harvey Tol
bert, Charlie Dolezal, J. C. Kimmel,
IT’S EASY TO
Adolph Brunner, Curtis Cline, James
Swan, Wendell Heller, Danny Moore,
Lowell Cree, Fred Grimes. O. E.
Mrs.
Hoodenpyle, and the hostess
‘Otto Witt.
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JENKINS
HARDWARE
We Give S and H Green Stamps
ZEE 80 COUNT PAPER
Napkins
Three Initiated Into Star
At Meeting Monday Night
PHONE 2744
Mill City, Ore.