March K, 1951
g—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Good Brushes Deserve Good Core
Mill City Hi-Liles
Graph Reveals
Power Costs
By LELA KELLY
“ON ACCOUNT OF LARRY”
(Continued from Page 1)
The Bonneville Power Authority re­
The Junior class presents an all­
girl cast play entitled “On Account of leased recently a graph depicting cost
vision of the American Bankers As­
Larry”.
The comedy in three-acts of electricity to citizens of Oregon
sociation reported with pride that:
The Bonneville Power Administra­ ’All told there were 14 states in which
will be presented in the high school and Washington from both publicly
tion opened bids in Portland, today, there were no bank failures at all
auditorium on Friday evening, March owned and privately owned power dis­
on Invitation No. 5619 for the con­ reported in the 1928 period, nine of
tribution agencies.
|16th.
struction of the Midway-Goldendale- these also having a clean record in
The graph, which is map form,
The cast includes Pauline Mason
Big Eddy 230 kv. transmission line.
as “Liz”; Alona Daly, “D”, Leia shows that the City of Monmouth
this respect for two or more years.
The following bids were received: The states with the clean 1928 record
Kelly, “ Bunny”, Arlone Kuhlman, leads the northwest with the number
. "Dotty”; Hazel Neal, "Marge”; Vera of kwh’s available for $5—650, and
Electric Construction Co., Tacoma, were Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut,
I Loucks, “Gani”; Pat Cree, “Irma”; Canby is second with 600. Forest
Delaware, District of Columbia,
$894,388.
Paula Van Buskirk, Queenie”; Don- Grove provides 500, Eugene 538, Ta-
Bay Construction Co., Seattle, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New
i na Cooke, “Goldie”; Dolores Poole, coma 440, Seattle 400, Drain 400,
Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico,
$955,646.
"Mrs. Austin”; Ardith Jones, "Miss McMinnville 400, all distribution
Smith & White, Seattle, $1,000,924. Rhode Island, Vermont and Washing­
Brockway”; Elnora Albright, “Fan- agencies in these communities are
C. J. Montag & Sons, Portland, ton. In the four states of New York,
ny”; and Maxine Scott, as “Aunt publicly-owned, the Bonneville pub-
Utah, Virginia and Wyoming where
$1,062,328.
lication shows.
Clarissa”.
Smith Bros., Gen. Contractors, Van­ the count remained the same as the
Privately-owned distribution agents
year before, the numbers of failures
couver, Wash., $1,071,922.
SIX-WEEKS TESTS
provide in number of kwh’s furnished
Montgomery Electric Co., Portland, were small, there being only one in
The past week has been spent in per $5 as follows: Salem, Silverton,
New York and Wyoming each, two
$1,321,836.
six-week tests. Report cards were Dallas and Portland 321.
Oregon
Parker-Schramm company, Port- in Utah and three in Virginia'.”
issued last Thursday. No honor roll City, Newberg, Corvallis and Albany
land, $1,412,354.
A letter from FDIC Chairman Harl
will be announced until the end of are indicated as getting 181.
M. A. Pithoud, Vancouver, Wash., accompanied the certificate. It read
the semester.
Boston, Mass,, gets 109 per $5, Chi­
$1,567,109.
the
right
a
is
The picture on
■ in part:
cago, Ill.. 82.
The publicly-owned
SENIOR SOCK HOP
F. E. Wilder, Olympia,
graphic view of what happens
"This certificate can be displayed
system in Los Angeles, gives 304
when the home-painter forgets to
(Schedule III only) $489,275.
The
senior
class
sponsored
a
sock
in your banking rooms with pride in
clean a paint brush after that Eall
dance in the gym on Friday evening, kwh per $5.
Utility Construction Co., Tacoma, the accomplishments of a corporation
painting job. Whether it’s one of
February 23. The dance followed the
(Schedule III only) $520,237.
in which you and 13,600 other bank­
the new nylon-bristled paint
basketball game with Gervais begin­ Kuhlman, Marlene Tickle, Sharon Gal­
This is the last section of the Mid­ ing institutions are banded together
brushes, or an ordinary hog bristle,
ning at 9:30. All students from Mill lagher, Miss Baney, Vera Loucks,
failure to take a few simple clean­
way-Detroit-Goshen 230 kv. transmis­ for the protection of your depositors’
ing steps will result in serious
City and Gervais had a good time. Dolores Poole, and Leia Kelly taking
sion line that remains to be put under funds.
damage to the brush. The nylon
The seniors served punch during the part. Paula Van Buskirk accompanied
contract. The section of line under Seven Year Record
brush above has been given the
evening.
at the piano.
construction is 101 miles in length and
proper cleaning care which allowed
“Each bank can take a great share
Three of the songs were acted out
will be constructed on standard steel
JUNIOR
CLASS
PARTY
the bristles to snap back into nor­
, of the credit for the fact that nearly
by
the group. All members of the
towers.
mal, efficient condition. Incident­
The Junior class held a party in the student body attended the hour pro-
| seven years have passed since an in-
ally, nylon paint brushes can be
recreation
room
on
February
16
for
I sured bank was placed in receivership.
gram.
"recovered” from just about any
■ Thad Roberts, class treasurer, who
Improved bank management coupled
ordinary mis-use, due to the su­
moved to California. Bob Shelton, TWO NEW STUDENTS
with diligent bank supervision, plus
NEW 1951 WILLYS
perior qualities of this product.
class
president, presented a wallet 1 Mill City high boasts two new
Federal deposit insurance have
Simply boil the bristles in hot
STATION WAGONS
to Thad as a farewell present.
students.
They are Margie and
water for 30 minutes, shape it, and
brought to our nation an era free
The class members attending en- Shelby Umphress who came from
hang it up to dry. It will be as
from the specter of losses to depos­
I
Pickups, Panels
good as new in the morning.
is
and
i a * freshman
joyed games and dancing.
A big
*J~ Corvallis. Margie
*'
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itors and eliminated the dread of and
I
cake with the letters “Remember Us, Shelby is a junior. We are glad to
Jeeps
the devastating results from bank
: Thad” and punch was served during welcome these new students!
runs.
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contingencies which might in any
2 and 4 Wheel Drive
the evening.
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“This corporation has made an way affect the solvency and stability
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outstanding contribution to this mar­ of the dual banking system. In ad­
Ml SIC ASSEMBLE
Let us have faith that right makes
velous record, furthermore, has ac­ dition thereto, recent legislation en­
The music class put on the monthly might, and in that faith, let us to the
ELSNER MOTOR CO.
i
Iva
Kilpatrick,
a
European
travel
­
cumulated a surplus of nearly one acted at the request of the directors
assembly on March 1. Fourteen num- end, dare to do our duty, as we under-
352 N. High
Salem, Ore.
and a half billion dollars as additional of this corporation has materially er, is slated as guest speaker at a bers were on the program with Arlone stand it.—Abraham Lincoln.
Presbyterian
church
fellowship
din
­
protection against any and all future simplified the assessment reporting
ner in the church’s recreation rooms
procedure for all insured banks, like- _ 1 _____
Sunday,
„. Her topic is “This Side of
re-.v,,,
wise has provided a substantial re-
the jron Curtain”,
duction in the amount of their an-1 Mr. Dick Kane left Saturday for
nual assessment outlay.
Chicago, Ill., where he will visit his
"We are proud of the accomplish­ sister and father.
SPECIALTY CARDS
Mr. Kane will |
ments of the American banking sys­ drive a new logging truck back to '
TRICKS and PUZZLES
tem, and by the same token we hope Mill City when he returns.
that you take justifiable pride in the
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake spent the i
TOYS and DOLLS
record achieved by YOUR Federal weekend in Terrabone at the home of
Deposit Insurance Corporation since Mr. and Mrs. Jack Correll and family.
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its inception,” Mr. Ilarl's letter con­
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Annala of
cluded.
H. O. Model Railroading
Ashtabula, Ohio, are visiting in the
Neal Marttala home. Mrs. Annala a o
Equipment
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Dr. Wm. Teutsch, who, last week
was
reported as being confined with
/
the flu, is still away from his office
because of it, but is now well on the
road to recovery though plenty weak.
The George Vetetos of Nu-Method
Cleaners are painting and generally
Mill City
re-decorating their quarters these
days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming who
live east of Gates are leaving soon for
Crescent City.
Mrs. Fleming has
been employed by the Mill City Ap­
pliance Store. Mr. Fleming is en­
gaged in logging operations in Cres­
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cent City.
Newspaper reports have it that
TO
each
Lincoln Wolverton, eight-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolverton
EASTER CANDY
EASTER CARDS
of Vashon, Wash., is on the Vashon
school team vying for victory over a
BUNNIES, CHICKS, Etc
similar Burton, Wash., school team
on the 65th Post-Intelligencer-KOMO
Quizdown.
St. Patrick's day, March 17, there
is a card party—door prizes and all
—in the Mill City IOOF hall. This
Jim O’Leary
Irene O’Leary
is a repeat performance of the St.
Catherine’s Altar Society card party
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of last year.
Mrs. Bert Stubbs has been hospi
talized in the Good Samaritan hos­
pital because of a serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Ferguson and
son returned Saturday from San Fran­
cisco. where they spent two week’s
vacation visiting her relatives. Chet ’"MIDDLE AGE IS THE
works at the Detroit dam as an en- | TIME IN A MAN’S LIFE!
UUHEN HIS STOMACH
I
gineer.
George L. Steffy was elected see­ I GOES OUT ON A CAREER
IS THE TIME IN YOLK LIFE
retary of the Mill City Chamber of
OF ITS OUJN /'
Commerce during a board of directors
WHEN YOU SHOULD I.F.ARN
meeting today
HOW TO GET YOUR TIRE
Equipment, accessories and
trim subject to change
TROUBLES CURED AT
without notice.
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D. B. Hill--
Bonneville Head
Considers Bids
MILL CITY
Birtlnkii (¡ills
Open Every Day!
at 5 P. M.
Toy & Hobby Shop
Mom's and Pop's
Shop Here for your
CAFE
Easter Novelties
and Gifts
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THAT WILL AFFORD YOU
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