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MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, JULY 21. 191»
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and study
retuining
Wednesday.
By AMBER RUTHERFORD
Mrs. Don McKntght from Bandon,
Ellis Anders of the North Pacific
Ore., a former resident of Mill City
division is teaching the ^Standard 1
called upon Mr. and Mrs. John Swan
First Aid course to employees and [
and Mr and Mrs. James Swan Mon
residents of Camp Mongold. Mr !
BY MRS. SCOTT YOUNG
day evening
I
Ande s course it illustrated by two |
Alene Seeman of Manhattan, Mont,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Armstrong and
hour* of movies showing practical
application of lessons. Persons com has been visiting with the Streffs Mr. and Mis. Ray Albright and fami
pleting the 18-hour course will re- hese but left Sunday for her home ly had a picnic on Rock Creek Sun
in Montana.
day and then went fishing on the
ceive a certificate.
E. Gates has been visiting the Dean Santiam later in the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ramsey visited
Mr. and Mrs. Don Morris celebrat
the Karl Kruger and Claude Bozarth Smiths but left Sunday for his home
in Sisters.
ed their first wedding anniversary on
families in Eugene last Saturday.
The final experiments have been July 14 with a party at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Quail re
completed
on the young fiy raised
Week-end guests at the home of
turned from Portland Saturday night
biinging back Miss Marilyn Overhol- in Marion and Horn Creeks by the Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Love were Mr.
zer, who has been attending Girl Fish Commission. Different types of and Mrs. Ralph Mikkelsen and dau
Scout camp at Windy Mountain the feed were tried out and the results ghter, Patricia of Chico, California.
watched. Those feeding on a liver Mis. Mamel of Sacramento, Californ
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crawford spent diet proved it produced the largest ia and Mr. and Mrs. William Love
the week-end in Seaside, stopping in and liveliest fish. The stream being of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Thomas, Razella
Portland Friday night to visit Mr. muddied by the dredging being done
in connection with the new hatchery and Michael, were business callers
Crawford’s brother.
Mrs. Thomas Baillargeon and dau- and ponds hastened the closing of in Portland last Saturday purchasing
ghters visited her sister, Mrs. Art the experiment by a few weeks. All aluminum windows for their new
Richardson last week enroute home the fry were liberated in the Santiam. house. It will be of brickcrete. They
Foster Steel and party of Portland also went to Yamhill to get Patrick
to Tacoma, Wash, from San Jose, Cal
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bell and son, stopped enroute to the Metolius river and Alfred who had spent the week
David, with Mr. Tasman Gibbs, Mrs. resort. Mr. Steele and Scott Young with an aunt.
Norm Quail and Mrs. George Barker were closely associated years ago in
CUB SCOUT NEWS
drove to Portland Thursday, Mrs. Forest Service work.
Robert Young is now building a
Advancement awards of the cub
Barker flying from there to Seattle
mile of dike on the Santiam River scouts were made by George Ditter,
to visit her family.
The Women’s Hiking club climbed near Jefferson mith a D 8 belonging Cubmaster, at the Pack meeting last
to the Ranger’s Lookout on Stall- to Morgan land Young of Marion Thursday evening in the city park as
man’s Peak on their last outing. Hik Forks. Vern Morgan is continueing follows:
ers were Mrs. Pat Crawford, Mrs. the logging operations in connection Morey Bassett received his Lion’s
Ted Brown, Miss Leda Hamar, Mrs. with the Jestre Lumber Company Badge and two silver arrows; Lonny
Podrabsky, Larty Bennett and Billy
Hubert Lisle, Mrs. Dave Laughran here.
John C. Young, nephew of Scott Haun, receivedtwo silver arrows;
and guests, Mrs. Gordon Skidmore
and Miss Slater of Idanha Mrs. Pat Young, has left for Portland to go Michael Thomas, one gold and two
Crawford served tea to th,, group on to work there and may go to Alaska silver arrows; Larry Howe, one gold
in the near future
their return.
arrow; Lary Urban, one silver and one
Mrs. Lola Young is now visiting gold arrow; Richard Ziebert, Laurin
Ray Overholser and Harry Ruther
ford left early Monday morning to with her sister in Kansas City, Mo. Dart, Harold Kliewer, Jimmy Balti
Lyle Leighton of Kansas City, Kan. more, Keith Powelson, Arthur Webb,
was a recent visitor at the Young and Ronnie Williams all leceived one
home. He is a regional director of silver arrow.
the Boy Scouts of America in Kansas
Cubmaster is calling a meeting on
City.
August 8 of all committeemen and
The first week of «lay camping has den mothers to meet in the City Hall
been completed at Camp Pioneer with to make plans for the August pack
100 boys attending.
meeting which is scheduled for Aug
Marion Forks registered 96 degrees ust 11. Announcement was made that
one day last week. It was the hottest the next pack meeting would be in
At the Mill City Furniture Store
in years.
the form of a pot-luck supper unless
otherwise announced.
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