The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, December 08, 1949, Page 10, Image 10

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    De.eriib^r H, 1949
19— TH*: MILL < TTY ENTERPRISE
Crash Victims-
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landed. Al Haun, Ardell Webster,
who was killed, and the driver were
at the bottom of the canyon. Dis­
lodged rocks caused the injured men
some worry.
A carload of dam workers were
first on the rescue scene and one of
them put in the call for help, which
came from the Mongold ambulance
FROZEN cake tests to be
CONDUCTED AT OSC
Can on«- really make a <*ake, freeze
it. and then serve It fresh and lusc­
ious a week, a month ur several
months later**
In an attempt to answer that ques­
tion the school of home economics
here is conducting some research
this year. Mrs. Patsy Jones, 1948
graduate, is making the cakes to be
frozen from a recipe developed last
spring by Dr. Andrea Overman, di­
rector of home economic» research,
now on sabbatical leave.
The cakes will be taken from the
freezer and judged throughout the
year by a group of home economh-M
staff members, after which Dr. Over­
man will compile the findings upon
her return. Another research study
concerns the stability of fats In pas-
try mixes during long storage.
NEW PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
IS INSTALLED
Merry-go-round and new slide
been installed on the southwest
of the new grade school build-
The Mill City Firemen paid
$142 on the former, the total cost of
which was $158 50 The latter cost
$165 00 and was purchased by the
school district. The equipment was
bought from the Northern School
Supply company.
Appointment of John Bollinger, 53,
The old playground equipment was
as genera) manager of the Oregon moved from the former grade school
Farmers Union Co-operative associa building to the new side.
A cord of seasoned wood will give
a* much heat as a ton of coal, and tion has oeen announced by the board NEW ENTERPRISES FINDING
leave about one-quarter the amount of directors. Bollinger succeeds D. OPPORTUNITIES IN MEHAMA
M. Eby who submitted his resigna­
of ashes.
By JEAN ROBERTS
tion several weks ago. He will take
Mehama's newest enterprise, a cus­
over active management of the
Farmers Union co-operative's four tom smoke house is doing a booming
stores and oil and gas plant Jan. 1. business reports Andy Spriggs, owner
Mr Bollinger has been active in the of the Southern Bar BQ. At present
Farmers Union and co-operative he is awaiting delivery of lumber to
construct another building for cut­
movement since 1933.
ting and curing meat and rendering
lard.
A 7-lb. salmon, caught by Bruce
Otto Bussell
Philippi, young son of Roy Philippi
after a recent trip to the coast is
being smoked in the separate fish
compartment.
Agency
The meat business in the Mehama
Fire
area seems to be a thriving one.
Earlier this year, Myron Fender
Auto
local butcher, anticipating the grow­
Life
ing demands of the canyon started
Accident
a modem version of the old meat
wagon. He now delivers meat dally
Phone 1502 Detroit
via station wagon to the canyon com­
munites at competitive prices.
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