April 20, H>50
»—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Book Shelf to
Detroit High School
An entirely new method of teaching
high school studenrts facts about the
ragion's greatest industry — lumber
and forest products has been intro
duced to schools of this county. A
12-volume Lumber Book Shelf, con
taining the finest books published on
lumber, logging, forestry and natural
history, has been presented recently
to school libraries by local forest
products firms.
This new educational technique has
already attracted national interest.
More than 275 Oregon and Washing
ton high schools, libraries and col
leges have received the Lumber Book
Shelves, gifts of nearby firms. Na
tional magazines have featured the
plan for preserving a complete pack-
THE POLISH GOES WITH IT
age of background information on
a single industry.
The Lumber Book Shelf haa been
presented to Detroit high school by
l Idanha Lumber Co., Idanha Shingle
Co.. Idanha Veneer Co., Pamelia Lum-
. ber Co., and Harvey Lumber Co.
The books have been carefully se
lected by a committee of leading
northwest educators and provide
local students with a wide range of
authentic knowledge of the lumber
and forest products industry. These
books will be particularly helpful to
students who annually participate in
statewide essay and oratorical con
tests as well as for general reference
I and study.
The Lumber Book Shelf is part of
the West Coast Lumbermen’s associ
ation educational program developed
in co-operation with its member mills
and includes specialized booklets on
this region in addition to the large
| books.
These books will remain a perman
ent part of the school*libraries, local
lumbermen indicated.
"It is our
hope," they said, "that students will
learn many facts about this industry
from these well-selected volumes.
As new and up-to-date books are pub
lished, we plan on adding to the shelf
to keep it abreast of new develop
ments ”
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High School Notes
Delos Hoeye, a graduate of the Mill
City high school who is attending the
Oregon State college has been on the
honor roll for the past six times. He
is the son-in-law of Mrs. Harry Mas
on, a teacher in the local high school.
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STUDENT OFFICERS ELECTED
In elections held at Mill City high
school on Monday, April 17. Sue Mik-
kelsen, a junior, was elected president
' of the student body for the 1950-1951
school year. In other elections Pat
West was elected vice-president,
Wanda Vanderneer, treasurer; Dolores
, Poole, secretary; Leia Kelly, editor;
and Leroy Podrabsky. sergeant-at-
j arms.
The athletic teams honored recently
wish to thank the mothers that made
the enjoyable time possible.
Gates Women s Club
To Raise Funds
MISSION SOCIETY MEETS
The Missionary Society of the
Christian church met at the home of
Mrs. George Flook Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Carl Chance was leader for
the meeting and Mrs. Thomas Court
ney Jr. led the worship service using
"Our Missionaries in Japan" as her
topic. Roll call was answered with
Japanese proverbs.
The hostess served refreshments
following the meeting to Mrs, Elmer
Shaw, Mrs. Clarence Howe, Mrs.
Frank Caraway, Mrs. Tom Shelton,
Mrs. Glen Shelton, Mrs Tom Court
ney, Jr., and Mrs. Carl Chance.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and De
lores Ann of Sheridan were in Mill
IDANHA LEGION AUXILIARY
Home of the Famous
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City for the weekend visiting rela
The Gates Womans club met in
The American Legion Auxiliary
it
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tives and looking after their property. ■ regular session, Thursday afternoon
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met Thursday night at the home of
Duane
McFadden
of
Corvallis
spent
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DIAMONDS
at the home of Mrs. Glen Hearing.
COUNTER
Mildred Oliver. It was voted to send
It
the weekend with Gordon Kay. He
A no-host luncheon at one-thirty Murieen'o'enton "to Girl's State this
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JEWELRY
attended
the
junior-senior
prom
Sat
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Specializing in
was followed by the business session, , year.
Last
year
Nancy
Haseman
FOSTORIA
urday night.
Mrs. Elmer Stewart presiding. Mrs.
Milk Shakes
Sandwiches
Betty Humphreys of Myrtle Point Elmer Klutke, chairman of the build was the lucky girl who received this
Ice Cream.
Chili
and a former Mill City high school ing committee reported on the pro honor.
Sundie«
He a la Mode
Baker's
The family Bingo party Saturday
student attended the prom Saturday gress made on the club house under
Soft Drink«
night
was
a
success
as
too
was
the
night.
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construction. She reported forty dol
Stayton, Oregon
CLOSED TUESDAYS
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Visiting at the home of Mr and lars had been cleared at the Easter style show of the garments made by
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the auxiliary for the children of needy I
Mrs.
Lowell
Cree
Sunday
afternoon
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On Hlway 222 East of Mill City « were Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hadley dance sponsored by the club.
veterans.
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Ways and means of raising more
X - X X X X ll.XX X X X X X X X X X iCXjX X X X X X of Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Mathis and Mrs. Marie Mumper of funds were discussed. Each member
was asked to earn $5 00 to be donated
Salem.
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Powelson and to the fund, later relating how the
Mis. Elmer Shaw were in Salem on money was raised. Most of the mem
bers volunteered to do so. The club
business Monday.
has spent $2.500.00 on the building
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gooch. Sr., which is fast taking shape, all bills to '
FRESH DAILY — VERY REASONABLE PRICES
moved Monday from Lyons to their
date paid in full. The Gates club.
place east of Mill City on the Gates
with the Mill City Womans club will
road in Linn county.
extend an invitation to the Marion Co. |
Mr and Mrs. Magee and Ray and
Federation to meet with them in Mill
Johnnie Phillips returned Friday
MILI. CITY
City in October. It was decided to
morning from Morganhill, Calif.,
join the Marion county home exten- (
MOBILE and CRAWLERS
OPEN WEEK DAYS
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS
where Magee has been employed the sion unit again this winter, if pos-'
8 AM. to 7 P.M.
9 A M to 4 P.M.
past ten weeks.
sible.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Craig and
Delegates appointed to the Federa-1
Doris spent the weekend in Newberg
tion, at Silverton, April 28th, were
with their son, Martin.
With or Without Operators
Leia Mel Kelly has been confined Mrs. Kay McKarty, Mrs. Frank Saun-
to her home the past week with an ders, Mrs. Elmer Stewart. Mrs. Theo-
dore Burton and Mrs. Wilson Park.
ear infection.
Mrs Paul Hansen and baby daugh Election of officers for the coming
SALEM
ter returned to their home Sunday year was held. Mrs. Edward Chance I
Phone 3-4534
was
elected
president;
Mrs.
Wilson
from the Silverton hospital
Clifford Swift of Orlando. Wash, Park, vice president; Mrs. Glen I
Has Everything for Your
visited his mother, Mis. Anna Swift Hearing, secretary and Mrs. Floyd,
Völkel,
treasurer.
Mrs.
W.
R.
Hutch
Monday and Tuesday.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. eson was elected trustee for a term of
Tommie Craig are his brother, Leslie three years.
Craig of Aberdeen, Wash., and Jack
Furniture and Bookkeeping Supplies
Anderson of Sand Point, Idaho. The business matters. They are making
their home with Miss Daisy Hend-I
men are looking for employment.
Mrs Rosa Roten will leave this ricson.
week for- Utah where she will visit
Mr. and Mrs. George Flook spent
her daughter-in-law. Mis. Tiny Roten Sunday in Lebanon with Mrs. Flook's
and daughter. She plans to be gone brother, Kenneth Simms.
several weeks. Mrs Rosa Roten has
been employed at the Fred Gooch. '
■ Sr. home.
Mr. and Mrs George Ditto were
in Salem Monday on business.
Mrs. E L. McKay of Bend is visit
ing at the home of her daughter and
son-in-law Mr and Mrs F H Holly
man
Mr and Mrs. Harold Judge of
Salem are announcing the birth of a
9 pound. 9 ounce son. Craig Allan,
600 X 16 (4-ply)
born April 15 at a Salem hospital.
Mrs Judge is the former Cleone
Buy tire at reduced
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I Kaplinger of Mill City. The Judges
price of...................
also have a daughter. Tamara Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kaplinger of
Get first
1 Mill City are the maternal grand
quality tube
parents and Mr and Mrs Dean Judge
of Monmouth are the paternal grand
pa rents
The Women's Council of the Chris
tian church will meet at the home of
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Mrs. Carl Chance April 26
Mrs Elliott Parker and two chil
HURRY!
dren of Silverton spent the weekend
at the home of her brother-in-law
650 x 16
and sister. Mr and Mrs Walter Kay.
Mr. and Mrs Tony Ziebert and
Pennsylvania tire
family where Easter dinner guests at
$ 1 6.9 5 . . . tube 1 c
the home of Mr and Mrs William
Total cost $1 6.96 . .
Tile
< KERRY GOLD
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Dave Epps has mover! back to Mill
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