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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1959)
♦—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1« 195« ITS THE By Sharon Whitsett Guest* over the week-end at tiw Hello! I’m your new Santiam re John Swan home was their daughter porter and I will try to fill you in and family from Portland The Al on what happens around the school. Well school has started to the relief Smeenks. [ of some parents. We have four new Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Logan and fam- i ’«-achers this year as follows: Mr, ily have returned to their home in Morgali who teaches Algebra L, II. Mill City after a vacation trip to Col Geometry, and General Math; Mr». orado. their former home. Haskett who teaches P. E. and has u .nd j u j fam.l y charge of the Mr. Mrs. vi Elmer EUi. and who teacheg ghot) Library; An> Mr. Honey CrafT that COUNTS! del MONTE TUNA 4 cans $1.QQ 80 count 3 pkgS 25 Velveeta CHEESE _ MD TISSUE 2 lb. loaf 79‘ ‘#’1 2-4 mil pack 79' VUVtfTA and his aunt. Mrs. Boyle of Kansas|and Mrj Honey who Him(| are visiting at the home of his moth- Ec and P. E. The Freshman class is the largest er, Mrs. Nat Wills. this year with 39. the Juniors follow Mrs. James Poole Sr. is convalesc close behind wi.h 34, then come the ing satisfactorily at the Salem Me Sophomores with 31 and the mighty morial hospital following surgery Seniors trail behind with 24, making ! in all 128 in the student body. performed Tuesday. Even before school started, the Guest speaker at .u the c Mill City football boys were hard at work. The ---- 7 T j Presbyterian church this Sunday will | first football game u Septeniber n Presbyterian < be the Rev Dean Klarr. — _ ----- --- A new perm- with Monroe Good luck ara u. anent minister is to be appointed by I Nert Friday, beware, a, the church committee soon able t0 jee horribIe sight8 down by x „ . , . u the school. The sophomores are plot- Recent guests at the home of Mr. | ting the fate of the Freshmen. Freshmen Tea rm and Mrs. Walter Olmstead were his gIad fm not a Freshman thi, yaar sister and family from Eugene. Mrs. but Fm sure everyone will have a lot Edna Edmundson, and Mr. and Mrs. I of fun, including the Frosh. That’s about all for this week. Byron Edmundson and son. Dick Syverson spent the Holiday I week-end in Redding, Calif. visiting with Wayne Hollibaugh. a former , resident. He said the heat there was ; terrific—104 degrees which really is too much tor Oregonians to take. Peach varieties suitable for freez ing include Elberta, Hatehaven. Veteran, Triogem, J. H. Hale. Red- haven, Dixigem, Fairhaven and Coronet. THE MILL CITY Krafts Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Quart Jar 49c 12c Off LABEL FLUFFO •*'»*0.1 Shortening 3 Ih- can 79' PUREX BLEACHES * 1f Qt. 20c I Gal. 39c 1 Gal. 59c HUNTS WHOLE New Potatoes 2 cans 25' HILLSDALE Half Slices Margaret and Michelle Delaney of I Hood River who have been spending ENTERPRISE the summer with their grandparents Entered as second class matter No Mr. and Mrs. W H. (Mode) Davis have returned to their home. Mr. vember 10. 1941 at the post office at Delaney came for the children Sun- Mill City, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879 j day- Marion.Linn Counties, per year 13.00 Friends here will be interested to Outside, Marion-Linn Counties $3J9 learn of the recent marriage in Eu- Telephone 8201 or 7605 , gene of Mrs. Louise Mason to Will- • ’ ’ ------- iam Lampman also Eugene. Mrs. national editoria », Mason is an instructor in the Eu-1 gene schools and will continue her. work. Mr. Lampman is a salesman for school books. Mrs. Gertrude Mason spent last ¡a°lt NIWSPAM« week in Eugene, Harrisburg and Rick PUBLISNIIS reall visiting with friends and rela ^-'AliOCLADON tives. She said her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Mason of Rickreall, were getting along fine, although Mrs. Mason still has a DON W. MOFFATT. Editor-Publisher heart condition that requires her to take things easy. Folgers COFFEE No. 2 cans lib. tin Sliced Pineapple 2 «ns 49 Mof or Vehicle Sales Hit All-Time High Motor vehicle sales reached an all-! ____ high _ the fir»t_ five | time during months of 1959. according to figures released by Vem L. Hill, Director.' Department of Motor Vehicles. Title transfers of new cars and j cars registered for the first time in Oregon numbered 64.873, an increase of 19 percent over corresponding months in 1958 Used car tile transfers totaled 184.293, an increase of 39 percent. An average of 49,000 applications per month for new titles and trans- I fers represents a 33 percent in crease. March and May were banner months | each recording more than a 45 per cent increase in new and transfer title transactions. During peak periods some delay may occur in processing of titles, however, every effort is being made to expidite the precessing of all transactions without additional cost to the department. KRAFTS Marshmallows 2 pkgs 45c LADY ELBERTA Folgers Instant Coffee Case Lot, $7.10 Peaches 3 cans 89' NESTLES CANNED MILK 8 fans $1.00 STOKLEYS GRAVENSTEIN No. 46 Oz. Apple Sauce 3 cans 85' Orangeade 3 cans s1.00 2'/2 Cans Can HI C 46 Oz. Can COTTAGE Minimize top-stitching and double stitched seams when sewing with treated fabrics to avoid a pucker ed look. 5c OFF Label KRAFTS MIRACLE Pineapple Juice 3/$1.00 Sandwich Spreadpt-iar 38c Betty Crocker Highest Quality Meats Bisquick Mix FREEZER BEEF A CAR INSURANCE Save with State Farm's low insurance rates for careful drivers See me George Laird Phone 7615 Mill City, Ore. STATE FARM MUTUAL AuTOMOenC IMSUWANCC COWAirr Hsrwo Office Bloomington, 111.not "You know a good doctor for thia?" •cns. Pkg. 43 Hunts Tomato Juice 4/$1.00 BY THE SIDE LB It'» a question we answer »11 the time. Sometime* h'a tome- one new in the neighborhood Sometime» It'» aa old friend who just doesn't happen to have a family physician. The boy sprains an ankle ... the baby runs a temperature.. . Grandma has a bad Price Includes Cutting, Double Wrapping, cough. Troubled people often turn to us for help, Bone and Roll Chuck Roasts. and rightly so. We work closely with physicians, providing the medicines they prescribe and use in Plus Green Stamps their offices. e know who they are, their special tie». their office hour». In an emergency we'-a WE GIVE good people to ask. And we're always happy to GREEN STAMPS be of ten ice to our friends and patrons. H1U.TOP MILL CITY, ORE. Prices Good For September IO, II, 12 t PHONE 2744 MILL CITY PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service Phone 6607 Mill City, Oregon 59-3;
