MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, SEPTEMBER 29. 1949
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High School Grades Elect Officers; OtherNews
—From the Mill City High School
TIMBER WOLF
Class officers were elected at Mill
City higr school last week.
I^iwrence Poole was elected presi­
dent of the senir class. Other officers
are:
Vice ptesident, John Nelson; sec-
retary, Ethel Skillings; treasurer, Be-
verly Barton; sergeant at arms, 01-
lie Muise.
Frederick Rugh is again class ad-
visor.
Juniors: Verle Moberg, president;
Wanda Vandermeer, vice prsident;
Sue Mikkelsen. secretaiy; and Pat
West, treasurer. Miss Hope Baney is
flas advisor.
Sophomores: Arlone Kuhlman, pre­
sident; Ardith Jones, vice ptesident;
Leia Kelly, secretary-; Donna Cooke,
treasurer; Thad Roberts, sergeant-at
arms. Mis. Edith Mason is class ad­ I
'
visor.
Freshmen: Joan Johnson, presi­
dent; Luella Mason, vice president;
Pat Davidson, secretary; Betty Lou
Cree, treasuier. Burton Boroughs is
class advisor.
tor; chemistry, Frederick Rugh, in-
structor; and applied math, al^ by
Mr. Rugh.
The junior class is planning to pre­
sent a play this fall.
Welcomed as new student this year
are:
ALONA DALY. I4OLORES POOLE
Sue Mikkelsen, Ardith Jones, Pat
ELECTED YELL LEADERS
Wolverton,
Barbara Smith, Gabrielle
Alona Daly and Dolores Poole were
elected yell leaders at Mill City High Peltier, Donna Nelson, Luella Mason,
Beryl Mason, JoAnn Kunkle, Betsy
School last week.
Arlone Kuhlman and Leia Kelly Kriever, Joan Johnson, Wilma Howe.
Baibara Barton, Betty Cree, Pat Da­
were chosen song leaders.
vidson, Dorothy Downer, Phyllis Gib
son, Jo Ann Hoffman, Alice Fortune.
THREE COURSES ADDED
Thiee new courses were added this Beverly Barton, Mary Jane Hoffman.
year to the curriculum of Mill City- Bill Carroll, Billy Dean, Jackie Jack-
son, Gary Dean Peterson, Ellis Reid,
High School.
Thad Roberts, Bill Yates, Lyle Yates,
They are:
Bookkeeping, Henry Bayles, instruc- Kenneth Wilkes .Dickie Syverson, Ed­
die Roberts, Bill Shepherd, Leroy Po-
dra-bsky, Delbert Meeks, Richard Kan-
off, Lyle Fleetwood, Philip Goble, Ol­
son. sophomore, Anna Mae Nelson,
iver Muise and Bill Hoffman.
junior, and Dolores Bi ewer, senor.
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The home ec girls have started a!
painting project in the girls’ room. 'TROUT EGGS SOUGHT AT LAKE
Fishery biologists and aids were
Rings were ordered last week bv . sent this week to Paulina Lake to re-
! move weeds and debris around the
the juniors.
.shore, preparatory to egg-taking in
1949 NASH AMBASSADOR CUSTOM 4 DOOR SEDAN
A gills glee club has been organ­ the famous trout waters around the
.This car is like new, has radio, air conditioning and undercoat­
ized. with a membership of 24, under 'latter part of October.
ing, 6800 actual miles, save $600
1946 FORD TUDOR, clean, low mileame. a steel at .............. $1095
the direction of Miss Hope Baney. ' Fish are netted, eggs stripped, fer-
1941 BUICK SUPER 4 dr. sedan, R&II, real clean ....................... $84.»
Accompanists are Anlith Jones, 'tilized and returned to the water un-
1941 CHEVROLET 5 PASS. COUPE ..................................C ’ .f8?3
Pat West and Wanda Vandermeer. haimed. The eggs are placed in the
Has radio and heater, new motor and paint, this one should be
A mixed chorus had been planned, hatcheries for development into fin­
seen to be appreciated, priced right.
but when only two boys showed up gerlings or legal-size trout.
1939 FORD COUPE. A little dandy. Take it away for.................. $465
for tiyouts, and saw the situation,
C. A. Lockwood, game director, cau­
1942 WILLLYS SEDAN ............................................................... $535
they took off with great speed.
tioned persons using the lake to re- w
New motor, clean throughout, just the car for really economical
fiain from placing any camping ref­
transportation and honest value.
A long hike, led by Miss Baney. use in the lake.
SEVERAL OLDER MODELS — PRICED RIGHT
physical ed director, started oft the
Girls Athletic Assn, program o' ac­ I Mr.
and Mrs. George Ditto of Ni-
tivities.
aga ra drove to Portland Wednesdaj
(942 DODGE IftTON LWB ..................................
$800
to call on Mr. and Mis. Frank Rosen -
Brownlipe transmission, stake body, this truck is in perfect shape
Mrs. Joan Davidson, Mation Coun­
quest of San Marino, Calif., return- '
and ready to go.
ty Health Nurse, and two physicians
ing the same diay. Later Mr. and Mrs. I
1936 DODGE 1 •/, TON FLAT BED. Rreasonably priced at only $250
gave physical checkups last Wednes­
Rosenquest will visit at Windemere I
day. Freshmen boys and all athletes farm.
were examined this week.
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$975
J946 INTERNATIONAL 3-4 TON with duals...............
BOROl’GHS JOINS FACULTY
Burton Boroughs, coach, is the only
\>\t to Postoffice. Mill City
new high school faculty member this
DRESSES
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TERMS
BANK FINANCE
year. Mr. Boroughs was graduated
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
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140 ( ENTER ST.
from the University of Oregon in ’41,
LUZIER’S COSMETICS
spent two years in the- army, coached
three years at Nehalem, one at Mol­
alla and thiee at Sweet Home.
He teaches Math I, World Geogra­
phy. typing I and II, P. E. and health.
Here is Your Chance to
DANCE
New Civic Building, Stayton
Saturday, October 1
Jimmie Whetmore and His Orchestra
OPENING
TRUCKS
PICKUPS
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Anderson’s Used Cars
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9 to 1
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Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p. m. on Wednesday, Thurs., Sat.
9 a. m. to 8 p. m. on Tuesday and Friday
Maytag Washers
Drying Available to Everyone
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GAA OFFICERS ELECTED
Wanda Vandermeer was elected to
head the Girls Athletic Assn. Other
officers are:
Pat Vest, vice ipiesident; Arlone I
Kuhlman, secretary; Pat Davidson,
freshman reprsentative. Pauline Ma-
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