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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1950)
May 4. 1950 ■THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE SPCRTS PAGE Timberwolves Game Rained Out Deep Sawdust Blamed For Smiths Failure To Race Eight inches of sawdust in the ring of the Shrine Rodeo in Portland re A baseball game, scheduled for cently was blamed for Paul Smith's April 28. with the Gervais Lions at propsed race with a horse, Smokey Gervais, was postponed because of Stearns, rodeo chairman announced adverse weather conditions. The [ this week. The deep sawdust, Smith reported, Timberwolves will travel to Gervais on Tuesday, May 9, and will be host prevented him from walking more to St. Paul's Buckaroos on Friday, than five miles an hour. It was be May 5, in a game that might end lieved that next year an exhibition their losing streak. The Timber race with Smith would be arranged. Smith stated he has a new pedo wolves have yet to rack up their first win of the season while losing meter to determine the distance he their first four starts. Player in | walks. experience was attributed to the FARMERS I NION loses. The Mehama local of the Farmers St. Paul is reported to have a fairly Union met at the Womans club Fri weak team this year, so anything day evening. might happen, unless the plan- Moving pictures of the first Co-op sabotager wins the race and blanks to be organized,which was in England, everything. were shown by Mr. Martin of the Santiam Co-op. A picture of the T. V. A. from its beginning to the present time was also shown as well as several comics. Following the pictures, pie, cake, coffee and home-made candy was sold and a social hour enjoyed. SEE JOHN ADAMS For your excavating and dump truck work 3-8 yd. 10-B Shovel FRESHMAN-8TH GRADE PARTY Basements, Trench and General Excavating Silver Saddle Trailer Camp Mill City, Ore. Phone 903 Mill City's freshman class will play host to the 8th graders at a party to be given at the high school Friday evening. The 8th graders will be honored as next year’s high school students. There will be games and recreation. MILL CITY TAVERN BYRON DAVIS, Prop. ‘‘At the Bottom of the Hill” MILL CITY, OREGON i I I I 'N Myron’s Packaged Meats FRESII DAILY — VERY REASONABLE PRICES Kellom’s , Grocery mili err*' OPEN WEEK DAYS 8 A.M. to 7 T M SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 9 A M to 4 P.M. M Ready Mix Concrete FOR HI STRENGTH CONCRETE MINED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. AT LOWER COST CALL Friday evening a group of the high school students went to the Gates picnic grounds for a weiner roast. Those attending were Beverly Bar ton, Bill Howe, Betty Lou Cree. Bill Hoffman, Pat Brown, Jerry Swan, Donna Cooke, Tom Kanoff, Pat Davidson. Dick Downer. Pat Wolver- ton, Eddie Riberts, Dorothy Downer, Bill Shepherd and Barbara Smith. Mrs. John Davidson accompanied the group The senior class held their "Skip Day" Friday and took a trip to Sea side. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Rugh accompanied the group. Seventh grade students were hosts to the eighth grade, Friday evening at a party in the grade school gym. Approximately sixty students were present. The evening was spent playing games and dancing. Dough nuts and lemonade were served at the refreshment hour. Chaperones were Miss Shattuc, F. H. Hollyman and Vernon S. Todd LITTLE ILLS Mr. and Mrs. Lars Herigstad of Woodbum were Sunday guests at the C. M. Cline home. Mr. and Mrs. Herigstad had never been east of Mill City, and were surprised at the scenery and activity in the canyon, and with the progress of the dam. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Stewart are the proud parents of their first son and second child. The young man The old believe everything, the arrived, April 27, at the Salem middle-aged suspect everything; the Memorial hospital. Elton Gregory, 8th grade student is young know everything. confined to his home with rheumatic I I fever. Duane McFadden, Corvallis visited at the Charlie Pawelson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Landro, Astoria spent the weekend at the home of her mother, Mrs. Anna Swift. Miss Betty Class and James Staley NEED LARGE HOUSE of Salem spent the weekend at the Furnished or unfurnished home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Day. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hollyman and Want Butane Gas. family spent Sunday at Monmouth. CALL AT ENTERPRISE OFFICE VOTE V18TICA for County Com- minioner and lower taxes in the 18-3p Primary Election. Several of the Mill City teachers attended the teachers conference at Monmouth. Saturday. Mr A. Anderson, father of Mrs. Ray Albright has gone to Seattle, Wash ington, to visit his brother. Mrs. J. C. Podrabsky of Mill City and her sister Mrs. Joel Norris of Dallas were called to Jacksonville last Monday to see their mother, Mrs. Susie M. Dunkle who is seriously ill. Mrs. Dunkle is a former Mill City resident. She is in a hospital in Medford at the present time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly and family. Leia and Johnny, were dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. David J. Ferguson at their home on the “River Road" last Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Kelly and son, Johnny, FRYERS “A” GRADE. Colored, each accompanied her sister, Mrs. R. C. Haseman of Idanha, to Portland on SWIFT’S BACON JOWLS, lb. business all day Monday. MAKE • True, that "little ¡line«»" you’ve been mentioning in ■ n offhand way, may net seem to amount to much— just a few faint symptoms^ But, neglected, these ’’little ills" can lead to big bills for doctors, medicines, etc; not to mention needless suffering and loss of precious time. Consult a Doctor now — you'll save by it in the endj And, of course, we hope you’ll bring his prescription to us for careful compounding. Lay Your Pistol Down Junior-Senior Banquet Honor Graduating Ciass I Surrender! Mill City’s graduating seniors will be honored at the annual Junior-Senior banquet this Saturday night at the high school recreation room. The turkey dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be prepared by the Junior girls and their mothers. The Juniors will also furnish the evenings entertainment. High school faculty members will be invited to attend. Wanda Vandermeer is president of the Junior class and Miss Hope Baney is class advisor. Sophomore girls will serve the tables. Salem • RHIABLE/ PBESCRIPTI0MS1 rmionniiiiiiiitiinniiriin Faust & Ross RED AND WHITE STORE High School Mother to be Honored at Afternoon Tea The Girls Athletic Association Of Mill City high school will be host to high school mothers at a tea Thursday afternoon. May 11, at the high shool. All high school mothers are urged to attend the 1:30 tea. The mothers I will be honored with a fashion show I by the home economics class, a hobby I table demonstrating various hobbies and music by the girls glee club. Miss Hope Baney is advisor to the group. ( r. MILL CITY High School Notes GR.ADE SCHOOL PARTI FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Parents sometimes look upon prom I ises made to their children the way » politicians do upon pledges. I A banker is a man who lends you I an umbrella when the weather is fair and takes it away from you when it rains. In 1949, 9,350 pedestrians were killed in the United States. HONOR ROLL STUDENTS Eleven students from Mill City high school were listed on the honor roll for the past six weeks. Honor students were: Juniors, Sue Mikkelsen and Marlene Verbeck; Sohomores, Ardith Jones, Donna Cooke. Dolores Poole, Alona Daly, Arlone Kulhman, and Leia Kelly; Freshman, Betty Lou Cree, Joan Johnson and Donna Nelson. BOY SCOUT CO I N TRY FAIR The Boy Scout troop 81 held their country fair at the school house in Lyons, Friday evening. Much fun was had in going through the “Fun House” more excitmept was in viewing the "Wild Man, and Four Footed Boy". 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