The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, November 12, 1959, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text10_ The Mill City Enterprise Hawaii lYas Never Like This VJ r Thursday, Nov. 12, 1959 1 a S •• ♦ • nx\ K. P. PARTY LOAF Hill Bros. COFFEE LUNCHEON MEAT can 39’ "FFT* 1 LB CAN 59* « 46oz.can 3s1.00 WITH THIS COUPON -Sa CAMPBELL'S WITHOUT COUPON 69c Tomato Juice46 oz. can 3/85* Tasty Pak Capitol Snowdrift SHORTENING Cut Green Beans Oleomargarine _ lbs. $ _ 1.00 __ 3 lb. tin 59* 4 cans 59* 5 Del Monte Peas 5cns.sL00 4/$1.00 Canation Canned MILK Tide WASHING POWDER 6 cans 89* M . Large Box 59* WITH THIS COUPON FROZEN CHICKEN or TURKEY PIES WITHOUT COUPON 69c I Til! I 'VAPORATIO\ ..... ilk ■ / WITH THIS COUPON ELSINORE CREAM or WITHOUT COUPON 69c Whole Kernel CORN 3cans 55* Grade A Medium « i EGGS Nebergall Tjfl A Picnic HAM lb. J ¿J V Brown SUGAR 2 pkgs. 29* POWDERED or lb. 79Í Assorted Flavors Royal Gelatine 4 pkgs. 25* CEDARGREEN fatter! '///, Anne Hirte, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Hirte of Gates was among the Linfield students attending the first regional con ference of Collegiate Council for United Nations held at the University of Washington at Seattle. Conference features speakers from the University area discus ing issues currently before the United Nations Program also included reports of the Council and plans for the coming year's activities. The Collegiate Council for United Nations is sponsored by the United Nations An effort is being made to establish chap ters on all college campuses to interest students in the function of the United Nations. Chuck Wirkkala. instructor for the Lions club rifle club stated this week that eight new members showed up for the meeting held in the high school gym. There were a total of 16 at this meeting and Mr. Wirkkala said he plans to split the club, giving the "old timers" one night and the beginners another night. In this way he can give each class proper instruction. Assisting Wirkkala at the last, meeting were Carl Kelly and Frank Hunter of the Lions club. Each meeting night, two Lions are on hand to assist in "keep ing the peac^” and also to atd in giving instruction. BETTER YOUR HOME ON YOUR OWN i A/«»/ H36 /to STANLEY GREEN STAMPS HILLTOP MARKET Prices Good For November 12, 13, 14 PHONE 2744 a ORBITAL SANDER ONLY S44.95 For faster ... __ smoother finishes I A new heavy duty sender at a price that is perfect for patternmakers, paint ers, fabricators, cabinet makers, carpenters, body shops, sheet metal shops and—the home hobbyist. Kelly Lumber Sales Open Saturdays Ph. 6803 Mill City Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week 4 arsh r- < s V"'i*n a lady in our town’s 1» % < (or a nr* drew .. . her tir target to Sandy Philip’s S’ p. The other dav I finally asked >andy how come he’s been so successful. . w ell." Sandy »aid, “I’ve si- way< treated my customers w *h courtesy. And my secret '/i or WHOLE SLICED FREE MILL CITY, ORE. Anne Hirte To Attend United Nations Meet At Seattle University Frozen PEAS 6 pkgs. $1.00 Oregon Slab BACON lb. J3M WE GIVE Patrons of the PTA ham dinner held here were assured that our new state Hawaii never saw any- ; thing like this and if they did—they’d probably turn i “Kommie Kuick.” Here are some of the “natives” do ing their dance—from left to right, Albin Cooper, Gleason Eakin, Bill Lee, and Lee Ross. With skirt flap ping just out of the picture is Jim Putman. In the lower photo the youngsters of the school tried their luck at hip swinging. They did not perform with the gusto of their elders, but their gracefulness made up the difference. The Enterprise photographer must ap ologize to the ladies from Alaska, who did a Can Can dance. Must have gotten flustered by their beauty, because the camera did not operate properly. Rifle Club Has Eight New Members: Class Is Divided Dozen 39* Rib STEAK I • ' ' Kent—which isn’t really ■et — is flattery. Whenever a new shipment I dresses comes in, I cut off i c size markers in every dress and make them a size msll- r. Si.e 16 uecomes size 14 and ■> on C' .rse. all the ladies know I ch.'. ■ • but they like is. H ps t< em pretend : sir f.g’ re 1 Itt- tli’12iter .han th. y re illy are." Fr^m w here ! «it V. 5 t’i ’ ’ e to think iue bes ¿ c< ar«? ce» —often ••»brick truin m do it. Rem ids me of f pec . .e w ho elate they'.e n<. P» c ju- diced then tu. .1 a.-o . nd j K argue against a neighbor’» choke o. a gtes of beer. Even a little iiitolcance is too ; .u *1 in a person or in a town—and that - exnet » the S’te r>f ft. ¿ylJ’ 1