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November 15, 1951
6—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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“Diligence
is the mother
of good luck.”
—Benjamin Franklin
For
moderate
refreshment.
Light
School District
Mill City Garden Club
Plan Nov. 29 Meet
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The German salad course at the
Mrs. Herbert Schroeder, Mrs. Geo.
"JO Ihr Water'
Robert Veness home, was prepared Veteto and Mrs. Geo. Steffy will be
under the direction of Mrs. William November hostesses when the Mill
Tickle,
assisted by Mesdames Russell City Garden club meets at the Schroe­
Olympia Brewing Co , Olympia, Wash., U. S. A. *
der house on Thursday evening Nov.
Brown, Barton, Kendler, Lempke and 29th.
l Dell, while Mrs. John Muir, Mrs.
New officers will be elected to take
[ Charles Harman, and Mrs. Robert office in January.
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Veness served in costume. Mrs. Geo.
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Mrs. James Rose will talk to the
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Clise of Gates furnished dinner music club on “Fall Care of the Garden.”
ì LFF ic E n T'^C m O ùl E
IM <TO loi 3 im G some OF THE
of favorite German waltzes played The club’s part in the State Federa­
a person to
phpsiam RUGS1"
on the piano, and at intervals a group tion Christmas display and sale—
a MILE !
of fifth grade Camp Fire Girls sang to be held in the Imperial hotel, Port­
German songs in costumes.
Many land, Dec. 15-16 will be discussed.
beautiful and interesting objects from
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Germany were exhibited as well as
,
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pictures and newspapers from that serving and presented a dance at in-
j tervals.
country.
INDIANS, VJHO IJKAßfED
The Italian spaghetti and meat i The dessert course was prepared by
AS SACKED, TIE PE HALT/ Foß
Mrs. Clayton Baltimore, assisted by­
balls, complete with garlic bread and Mrs. Melbourne Rambo and. Mrs.
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laughtering tiesf A jmals
Parmesan cheese, prepared under the , Charles Kelly, who served a Scot­
direction of Mrs. Don Peterson, as­ tish dish of cake and tea or coffee
xa /AS D eath •
B ecause multai was
sisted by Mrs. Geo. Humphreys, Mrs. j in the high school recreation room.
r>RST uses
mince - /
pt riuns , mmcf pies ¡
Ernest Brown, Mrs. Ledora Kelly, Tables were decorated with dolls at­
Mrs. Teal, Mrs. Ed Cooke, and Mrs. tired in Scottish costumes.
Girl
Walt Peterson. This was the main Scouts in costume danced the highland
course served at the Eldon Lents home fling many times for the guests, ac­
where another group of Camp Fire companied by Mrs. Arey Podrabsky.
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Girls in costume assisted with the
The Girl Scouts were in charge of
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HnnnôHBHHHônnnnnnnaaoQQBianaaEiueaQaooaQû&a Mrs. Bud Thomas, leader, and Mrs.
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Nesbitt and Mrs. Arey Podrabsky, as­
MARBlAGE. So THEV WO n T
sistants.
Try Our 5C Coffee!
V/AUPFR AWfty FROM
Camp Fire Girls program and cos­
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tumes were supervised by Mrs. Har­
mon, Mrs. Dyhrman, Mrs. Veness,
and Mrs. Pinkston.
sented. The
next _____
meeting
is „
to _ in- ' the
Santiam Memorial hospital.
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Mrs. Lawrence Kanoff was PTA chandise.
During the business session, the elude a Christmas party with each women interested in serving for the
Next Door to Mill City Variety
ways and means chairman, organized
PTA voted to send $10 to CARE for member attending requested to bring hospital are asked to contact Mrs.
and set-up the committees.
OPEN EVERY DAY — 7 a.m. to II p.m.
A change in the by-laws, a “white elephant” wrapped as a gift. Crosier.
Mrs. Arey Podrabsky was in charge Korea.
{calling for the executive committee Also, at the December meeting, the1 Gary Peterson accompained by Mrs.
of the decorating.
Dinners
Hamburgers
Fountain
Mrs. Robert Veness deserves special to meet on the Wednesday prior to kindergarten will sell mistletoe to Don Peterson on the piano played a
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commendation
for
selling
the most »k„
the regular
PTA ............
meeting was passed, raise money for badly-needed supplies. trumpet solo as a part of the evening’s
Short Orders
5c Coffee
It was announced that Mrs. Ken­ entertainment. A Pan-American flag
Records won by Mrs. Dorothy’s
tickets. Appreciation was expressed
by the chairman to the merchants who room and Miss Pescheck’s room in neth Crosier is chairman of a PTA drill was performed by the sixth
gave discounts on supplies and mer- the most parents contest were pre- service committee as an auxiliary to grade.
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