May 10. 19.'»l t— TH» MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Mill Ciiy Hi-Liles By LELA KELLY -Senior Coke-Float The senior class sponsored a party last Fridav evening. May 4, 1951. The party started at 8:00 p.m. Many students attended after seeing the Gates High school play. Games and dancing made up a full evening of entertainment. Wonderful coke-floats were enjoyed by all those attending Mothers Tea The Girl's Athletic Association of Mill City High is sponsoring the annual mother's tea Thursday after­ noon, May 10. The mothers of all high school students will gather in the auditorium at 1:30 p.m. Entertain­ ment consisting of a style show and several musical numbers will be fol­ lowed by delicious refreshments. Junior-Senior Banquet This year the Junior-Senior banquet will be quite different from past years. The junior class sponsors of the ban­ quet, are purchasing dinners for the »eniors and themselves at the Marion hotel in Salem. Saturday night. May 12. After the 7:00 dinner, the students J1 lan attending a movie in Salem. Those signing up for the Salem jaunt are seniors: Sue Mikkelsen, Jtfilma Jull, Anna Mae Nelson, Jose- J. W. GOIN VETERINARIAN STAYTON PHONE 414« Opposite Claude lewis' Service Mattos v Thought for today "The sleeping fox catches no poultry.” — Franti* AMAZING! Mill City Hosts-- phine Roy, Verl Moberg, and George (Continued from Page 1) Neal: juniors; Maxine Scott, June fourth place have been arranged and Phillips, Alona Daly, Hazel Neal. will be presented the respective win­ Ardith Jones, Leia Kelly, Elnora Al­ ners in each of the events as they bright. Beverly Timm. Donna Cooke, As the slips are won, they Vera Loucks, Dolores Poole, Pauline occur. will be given to the scoring clerks for Mason, Patricia Cree. Joan Dixon, tally. Attractive trophies will be Paula Van Buskirk, Arlone Kuklman, awarded four highest schools par­ Joan Lake, Delmer Skillings, Denny ticipating the in the athletic competition. Marttala, Dick Downer. David Keyes, Subject to their being nosed out in Daryl Farmen, Bob Shelton, Bob future competition, the Baltimore. Shelby Umphress, and following elimination youngsters will represent Gary Peterson. Mill City in Friday’s Canyon-wide Also attending will be Miss Hope track meet in the dash, Donald Howe. Baney, senior class advisor; Mrs. Larry Moberg, Phylis Bickett, Elena Harry Mason, junior class advisor: | Berry, Gale Purvis, Richard Ziebert, and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Caughey, i Ronald Williams. Francis Ward. Clara principal of the high school and his Caudle, Laina Schmidt, Anthony Ber­ wife. ry, Kenny Andrews, Barbara Kenslow, Calling Card* Shirley Cree, Charles Golden, Phil The seniors have received their 1 Carey, Hazel Caudle and Pauline calling cards recently. They have Christianson. The standard bearers in the stand­ been passing them out to all of their friends. Also keeping the seniors ing broad jump are Donald Howe, busy has been the job of sending James Hanson, Richard Ziebert, Kenny announcements of their graduation Andrews, Dwyane Neimeyer, Brooks which is May 25, in the Mill City Crosier, Charles Golden and Phil theatre at 8 p.m.. The 1951 bacca- ( Carey. Those competing in the run­ loreate service will be held in the ning broad jump for Mill City are Christian church Sunday evening. May. Donald Howe, James Hanson, Ronald Williams, Arthur Webb, Kenny An­ 20, at 8 p.m. drews, Brooks Crosier, Arnold Webb, and Charles Golden. Girls representing Mill City in the ball accuracy throw are Phylis Bick­ ett, Linda Donaldson, Sybil Dart, (Continued from Page 1) Francis Ward, Zeta Crosier, Marlene Manager Kirsch expressed approval Walker, Vaughn Dart. Norma Downer, of the manner in which the Stayton Myrna Downer and Pat Nibler. Co-op had handled its finances from Boys and girls in the shuttle relay the beginning. 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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Giannola and Bruce Strachaan, Pacific Supply Co­ operative representative, exhibited a Robert have as their guest her father, Co-op film and called attention to the J. H. Swapp of Provo, Utah. Mr necessity for Co-op members and the Swapp is also visiting in Corvallis in public becoming interested in obtain­ the home of Mrs. Leonard Jolley, his ing cheap power for development of daughter. the Idaho mineral deposits needed in fertilizer manufacture. Carl Bauer, Pacific Supply Co-op chemical division researcher, spoke briefly of his findings on the quality of Co-op products of chemical content. | He stated that Co-op products equal or exceed in quality those of inde­ pendent wholesalers and retailers. Pacific Supply Co-op sees! repre­ sentative Gus Haaglund gave a short, but interesting speech, outlining the seed market situation. He stated a Chix k Faylor and Sam Engie favorable picture for the seed crop Owners future. 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