Viv's Steak House Mill City Hi-Lites
i standing of maturing: chronological,
physical, intellectual, emotional, so
cial, and philosophical to themselves
By Jackie Bickett
and others. This is in their unit on
The Student council had a meet “Family Relationship.’’
Phone 5807
Mill City
ing Thursday at 8:15 a m. We discus- | The Home Ec department wishes
: sed the possibility of having a race to extend a constant invitation to all
with Stayton in getting things for an to come and visit anytime.
Open 6 a. m. to 11 p. m. auction for the Santiam .Memorial In Health and PE the lower classes
i hospital. The school receiving the ' used the gym quite often last week.
most money from the auction would > The upperclassmen used it two days
| w in. Mr. Means suggested we have a and on Friday they danced in the
cup for the outstanding class of the recreation room. We will start this
year. The points can be w-on for doing w-eek to use the gym regularly, Mrs.
just about anything. Ralph Jull sug- Nutter is the teacher.
Have Something to Sell? ■ gested the Student Body buy the out-1 This Friday will be Freshman ini
fits for the yell and song leaders. tiation. Again this year it will be for
Enterprise Class Ads Pay After a discussion we decided that the one day. What rumors going around
_ ' Student Body would just buy the they are going to look real cute.
emblems.
Everyone this year is wearing
LICENSED
Friday we had a Student Body meet cleats. The sounds coming down the
ing and Pep Assembly. Before the hall are punk and bang. This week
meeting Hazel Caudle and Carol An- the colors are black, gray and more
dreassen passed out the Pink Student pink.
Body cards. At the meeting the
We are having a game this Friday
31.59 Per Month and I'p
students discussed the auction and
night with Scio at the Stayton field.
Also servicing Gates, Lyons,
cup. All were in favor of both. In Pep
Idanaha and Detroit
Assembly we had more fun. Every It starts at 8 o’clock. We hope to see
everyone there.
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thing went wrong. We just couldn’t
MILL CITY
keep together.
DISPOSAL SERVICF
Friday we had a grand time at the
Our highways will be the safest in
jamboree in Stayton. The Pep club the nation if a few drivers who op
LEONARD HERMAN
did a wonderful job. The Timber erate their cars in a careless, neg
wolves beat Scio Loggers 7 to 6. ligent or reckless manner are made to
Lloyd Ross hid a little trouble on obey the laws. If you won’t drive
the field. Saturday night again at safely—you can’t drive in
Oregon
SEPTIC TANKS
Stayton Gervais Cougais beat the | means what it says. Only a few will
Timberwolves 41 to 6. Say, Eddie, I , lose their driver’s licenses, and your
CLEANED
heard you had to sit on the bench. life will be in less danger on our high
Prompt service in the All the team tried their best.
ways.
Monday morning we all came drag
Canyon when you call us
ging to school. The Juniors selected
their class rings. We should get them
Reasonable Rates
. by Thanksgiving. We are so proud.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Things are really buzzing around
Home Ec department. Mrs. Nutter
Stayton i the
Phone 6284
is the teacher of that class. Period
one is knee deep on their color unit,
i They are learning the various color
hormones in relation to clothing. Each
gather examples of each color and
DR. MARK
design for their notebook. Period three
HAMMERICKSEN
chose to have their food units. At
! this time they are cleaning and label-
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
I ing utensils in the kitchen so that
Has moved his Mill City office
things will be in their proper places.
to Stayton in the Post Office
Quick biead, which (including bis-
Building, 2nd Floor, tn the
I cuits and muffins) will be their first
Dr. Victor J. Myers offices
kitchen expeEience. Maturity and the
Thursdavs 1 p. m. to 6 p. m.
I six ways a person matures has had
HOME OFFICE:
! the attention of the girls in period
313 W. FIRST, ALBANY
I four. They have just completed work
ing on projects to give a better under-
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From where I sit...
Joe Marsh
Slugger Wins
the "Home" Game
Slugger White, the home town's
star hitter, dropped by the other
day to talk baseball, and to “tell
one” on himself.
Seems Slugger had been baby
sitting. "I was doing just fine,”
he said, “until it was time for a
‘change.’ I called Mom for advice.
Still didn't get it right. Then Dad
set me straight.”
“‘Place the diaper like a base
ball diamond with you at bat,' he
said. 'Fold second base over home
plate, and pin first and third base
on home plate.' That did it—with
no errors!"
From where I sit, Slugger’s Dad
had the idea. Often, like his Mom,
a lot of us tend to give advice in
our terms without considering
the other fellow's way of doing
things. Even in choosing your
favorite beverage, it's best to
think of your neighbor. If you
like tea, and I prefer a temperate
glass of beer, we should both
"play the game" and try to un
derstand each other's point of
view.
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East Mill City Limita, Highway 22
MEHAMA
3—THE Mil l. CITY EXTERPRISE Till RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1954
By Mrs. John Teeters
Mr and Mrs. Russell Berry and
daughter spent seveial days last week
visiting with his grandmother, Mrs.
Mabe Patton. Mr. Berry is on leave
.
from he navy and the family expects
to lv ive soon for \ irginia where he
will be stationed.
Vis tors last week at the P. N.
Hughes home weie Mrs. Hughes’ fa
ther. S. H. Thompson and Mrs. Bea
trice Gregg from Austin Texas.
Bob Crook and David Zolkoske left
Weui -day ot last week tor tviamaln
Falls where they enrolled in OTI for
the c ming year.
Deanie McDonald and Sam Wallen
went to McMinnville last week where
they are attending Linfield College.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilburn of Port
land were Mehama visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Wilburn (Beulah Ballard) lived
here as a girl.
Recent guests at the Alvin Grif
fiths were Mrs. Griffith’s uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Moulton
of San Francisco, California and an
uncle, Lawrence Parr fiom Seattle.
When it happens to a stranger it’s
news. When it happens to a friend it
is too bad. But when it happens to
you it is tragedy.
Think about it.
Take it easy and you can come home
safely. If you don’t drive safely—
you can’t drive in Oregon.
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HEAVY HAULING
Phone Stayton (Wright Truck Line) 2125
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Dav 3-9408
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TRUCK?
Why not give your equipment a
chance to serve you better by letting
us give it regular lube jobs.
It pays in the long run.
Pink Mason’s
Shell Service
Phone 681
MILL CITY. OREGON
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