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CARD OF THANKS
We extend our sincere thanks to
the many friends who sent flowers
and expressions of condolence at the
passing of our father.
AREY PODRABSKY
JOSEPH C. PODRABSKY'
ERNEST PODRABSKY
CARL PODRABSKY
MRS. HELEN COLLINGWOOD
MRS. MARTHA WESTON
and families
Third Grade
Mill City high school starts the
The veritable snow storm of shuf­
Monday after school most of the
third grade Blue Bird Girls finished fleboard games captures much of the local basketball season with a "King’s
I sports limelight of late. Mill City X” affair Saturday night, Dec. 1, on
the Blue Bird wish.
—Sylvia Peterson tavern’s shuffleboard experts downed the Mill City floor. This game will
Davies tavern of Stayton 154 to 132, give local and Gates followers a
Fifth Grade
chance to preview the two teams and
this week.
Town tavern of Albany plays Me­ prophesy on their chances in season
David Jones is back in our room
again.
ander Inn tavern, Sunday, Dec. 2, play.
CARD OF THANKS
Charles Emery is still absent. He at 2 p.m. in Mill City. Meander Inn’s
Both teams are members of the
is at his grandmother's.
team sees a rough game in the offing. Marion County “B” league consisting
We wish to express our sincere
Shereen Muir is also absent.
Meander Inn took a crack at Richard’s of nine teams. Mill City and Gates thanks to those who assisted in our
—Marc Boothby tavern at Gates, Tuesday evening, re­ must meet each team twice in season hour of bereavement at the loss of
sult Meander Inn 178 and Richard’s play.
our loved one. during her illness and
Sixth Grade
Cager boss Burton Boroughs con­
147. This was a clean, close, and
Over the Thanksgiving weekend hard contested game. Until the last fides that there is “plenty of seating passing.HUGH MATHANY and family
four boys and girls got sick and were frame was on ice, Meander Inn’s vic- this year.”
Mill City high school
MRS. AMELIA WRIGHT
not at school, Monday.
doubled its seating capacity by adding
tory
was
in
doubt.
ROBERT
FRANK and family.
—Tony Boothby
Les’s tavern and Mill City tavern 220 seats to the east end of the gym­
Carol Cooke has a cold.
will eye each other from opposite nasium.
Barbara Fleming has a cold, too, ends of a shuffleboard, Friday eve­
and so does Billy Longnecker.
ning, Nov. 30, at Mill City tavern.
Alvin Ray has throat trouble.
The
truly “big” one for the kibitzers
—Michael Peterson is the
Detroit tavern vs. Mill City
Seventh Grade
tavern, Sunday afternoon, 3 p.m. Dec.
By ALICE FRYER
Mill City grade school played St. 2, at Detroit. Mill City's team is
The
annual
G.A.A. initiation was
Mary’s, November 26. Mill City won. asking only a win by one point or two!
Truman Jones made seven points, Another interesting game coming is held, November 20. The girls that |
Dick Crook, six; Kenny Andrews, six; Jerry’s tavern vs. Mill City tavern, had been initiated last year gave the
1 and Bob Russell, four. The final Thursday evening, Dec. 6, at Mill City. party for the rest. The party began j
with a supper of Chinese noodles, two |
WE ARE PLEASED
I score was 27 to 18. Also the girls
from St. Mary’s and Mill City had a The scenes were from Wema, Africa, salads, hot chocolate, two kinds of I
TO SERVE YOU!
volleyball game. Mill City won that, natives, their dress, customs and life. cake and cookies, which were prepared [
by
some
of
the
girls
and
the
home
j
too. They played at St. Mary’s.
We hope you are pleased
Afterwards church ladies served cocoa economics teacher. Miss Inuzuka. It j
Mill City also has a game with and cookies.
with our service.
was
very
delicious.
Mari-Linn, Nov. 29. It will be played
—Carolyn Andrews
After the dinner, the girls drew I
at Mari-Linn.
Eighth Grade
slips of paper which told them stunts
Jackie Nibler has been absent from
Tuesday afternoon, Mill City grade .to do. It was hilarious w’atching the |
school because of a bad cold.
The Girl Scouts performed for the school played St. Mary’s. Mill City’s girls do their stunts. Other games
Lions Auxiliary, Tuesday night. Bar­ volleyball team won, 63-28. Scores were a peanut race, a balloon popping
bara Podrabsky, Phyllis Provost, for members of the Mill City team contest, and a hog calling contest.
Mill City
Sharon Gibson, and Zita Crosier did ranged from Mary Anderson’s 17
The party ended with a bang SO
Scouts that } P°‘nts to Emma Nichol’s one point, everybody went home happy.
a Scotch dance. The Girl
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went to summer camp sang a song s Barbara Podrabsky made eight points;
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they learned there. Sherry Hansen Zita Crosier, seven; Ardis Meeks, five;
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performed a neat ballet dance. Then Glenda Christensen, four; Ellen Shel­
Gloria Klecker gave a comical poem. ton, three; Norma Downer, three;
Following this Phyllis Provost and Evelyn Taylor, three, and Francis,
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Myrna Rov did the Charleston. Pat Ward, two.—Diane Peterson and Bar­
the canyons to Mt. Horeb, inter­
Murray and M’’rna Rov sang "Ru­ bara Podrabsky.
spersed occasionally with a few green PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
dolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”. The
trees which somehow survived the
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whole izroup did the hokey-pokey.
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Anna Howe, Nancy Porter, and An-
nette Melting recited the Girl Scout
Ozzie (Oswald) Hirte Log Co. is
Corner 3rd & Marion
promise and laws.
I salvaging snags in the burned section
By JEAN ROBERTS
STAYTON, ORE.
The Mill City high school had a
near
the
Green
Basin
area.
Fire
and
The turkey was rightly chosen by
practice game with Stayton Wednes­ our forefathers as the symbol of logging roads are now covered with Telephone 4111
P. O. Box 1321
day.
snow and must be 'dozed off before
Mr. Thorpe, grade school teacher, American Thanksgiving, for he is a much work progresses.
bird. Just try to kill one.
was absent because of a very bad hardy
Over the top of the ridge and down
Prior to Thanksgiving a turkey was
cold. Mr. Todd took his place.
the steep canyon side toward Sardine
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purchased
from
a
raiser
who
advised
Some thirty teenagers were treated
Creek, the huge rock bluff where
to 198 picture scenes of Africa by a sticking, as the apporved way to kill j several caves were discovered at the
, missionary from that area, Monday one.
With a stout string the turkey’s feet time of the fire is now blanketed with
night in the First Christian church. were
tied and he was suspended snow. To enter one cave, one must
from a strong nail. Inserting the bend over and crawl through a narrow
knife in his mouth with an upward passage about 50 feet before entering
thrust, he began to bleed. All well a room large enough to stand.
The rock bluff terminates in a large
and good I thought but strange that
HAWKINSON
natural rock arch whose presence was
his
neck
never
relaxed.
ALL ROAD
Seizing handfuls of feathers I be- unknown, by many, until disclosed by
ILIAD
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gan
to disrobe him, as I’d been im- fire workers.
COHAOIOHS
pressed by the necessity to pick one
The New England Courant, started
immediately.
Somewhat perturbed
that he kept raising his head to look by James Franklin in 1721 was sup­
at me, I was consoled by the thought ported editorially by a group known •LITZ WEINHARD COMPANY • PORTLAND, OREGON
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that it was just a peculiarity of a as the “Hell-Fire Club”.
turkey. Upon yanking a handful of
feathers from his neck however, he
gave a yelp and a mighty flop and
bending the sturdy nail, he jumped
to the ground.
He lay on the ground with his
head erect, far differently from most
dead fowls.
Deciding to chop off his head to
make sure he was dead my 3 year
old daughter (who had been watch­
ing the entire proceeding with much
interest) quickly brought an axe.
Swinging the axe with a wood chop-
ing blow, his neck was struck, but
“At the Bottom of the Hill”
the skin never broke.
Amidst the flopping and jumping
that ensued, I felt rather sheepish
clinging to a half picked bird, attemp­
ting to sever his neck, while he strug­
gled for dear life.
P. S.—I emerged the victor.
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