•V THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISB
fHURSDAY, MAY 29. 195»
Graduation Exercises Held
at Gates School
accompanied oy Mr*. Gwenn Schaer;
GATES—Plans for outdoor exer
cise* for the Gates graduates were
fouled on account of rain, but a large
crowd attended and enjoyed the pro
gram inside the gym, which was de
corated with rhododendron and iris.
The program was as follows:
Invocation, Robert Blumenstein;
March Majestic, band, directed by .
Earl W. Loucks; reading of the Will
and Prophesy, Barbara Blumenstein;
three songs by the primary chorus,
“What is an Educated Person?”—
Barbara Hirte, valedictorian; Lolli
pop song and dance, Arlene Kershaw,
Patsy Pennick, Barbara Hirte.
Speaker of the evening was Ken
neth .McDonald, Portland, Safety en
gineer for Simpson Logging company.
Diplomas were presented by William
Pennick and announcements were
made by Cheryl Hirte. salutatonan.
Refreshment* were served in the
< afeteria by the 8th grade .mothers.
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June 1958 Program
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Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Mav 30-31 June I
WALT DISNEY’S LATEST TRI E LIFE ADVENTURE
"SAMOA"
— PLUS —
JACK WEBB, in
"THE D. I." (Drill Instructor)
Actually Photographed in a Marine Boot Camp.
Friday, Saturday June 6-7
MARILYN MONROE, LM RENCE OLIVIER, in
"THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL"
Comedy !
Sunday. Monday June H-9
WALT DISNEY’S LIVE ACTION FEATURE
"PERRI"
Story of a Squirrel
Starts at 6:00 Sunday
Friday, Saturday June 13-14
WHR11 FRIDAY THE 13T1I SHOW ’
”X THE UNKNOWN"
— PLUS —
"CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN
Sunday. Monday June 15-16
W ALT DISNEY’S MOST FAMOUS CARTOON
FEATURE
’’SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS'1
Starts at 6:00 Sunday
Friday, Saturday June 20-21
DONALD O’CONNOR in
"FRANCES GOES TO WEST POINT"
— PLUS —
GOGI GRANT, FATS DOMINO, in
Sunday, Monday June 22-23
Greatest Movie of The Civil War Since "Gone With The
Wind.’”
ELIZABETH TAYLOR, MONTGOMERY UIJFT, in
"RAINTREE COUNTY"
Start* at 6:00 Sunday
"BOMBERS B-52"
Sumiav, Monday June 29-30
M ALT DISNEY’S
"OLD YELLER"
Starts at 6 00 Sunday
At the well child clinic held here
May 27 when public health nurse Mrs.
Deienng and Dr. Stone were present
a total of 62 children were given
service. Others helping were Char-
' Podrabsky, Douglas Hirte,
■ . Ralph
.ene Cooper, Phyllis Muise, Ethel
Davis, _
Hutchinson and Winifred Moore. The
I Errol McW hirk, Jim Henry, and
Mill City, Detroit and Idanha areas
' David Jennings.
were served. There were 31 dipth-
Huge baskets of colorful haw
thorn were used to decorate the piat-
Following are the winners in the theria immunization, 1 tuberculin
Garden Club Flower show which was test, 13 polio and thre smallpox shots.
form of the auditorium.
Fourteen children were seen by Dr.
held here May 23.
An outstanding musical program,
Beach and driftwood arrangements Stone.
under the direction of Mrs. Donald
—Fern Shuey, blue, tricolor; Pau-ine
Sheythe, eighth giade instructor, was
Brunner, two blues.
pre-ented in conjunction with the
Mt. Hood Arrangement—Rachel
graduation exercises for the element
Olmstead, blue, tricolor; Lettie Cline,
ary school in the gym Tuesday night.
A lovely affair of Thursday after red.
The “Choral Presentation" was es noon at Fellowship Hall was the an
Hill and Dale Arrangements: Let-
pecially pleasing to the audience.
nual silver tea for the benefit of the tie Cline, blue; Mrs. Kenneth Chance,
The Richfield Service Station on
The program was as follows:
Children’s Farm Home at Corvallis Red; Rachel Olmstead, white.
Highway 22 here, which has been op
Trumpets, "Fanfare,” Donald Po- put on by the Mill City Woman's
erated for the past several year* by
drabsky, Ronald Bassett, Ronald Oh- club. Girls of the high school home Cup and Saucer Arrangements— I Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell has been
mart; processional, "Moments to making department displayed their Helen Kimmel, blue, Fern Shuey, red taken over by Jack Klundt. of the
| Remember," Mrs. Sheythe; invoca- year's work in a fascinating style Golden Wedding Arrangement—Let- Stayton-Mehama area.
tion, Rev. G. E. Davidson; address of show, with Mrs. Olivette Roles, their tie Cline, blue; Wilma Ragsdale, red.
The station will be operated by
welcome, Mary Ann Bassett; clari instructor, as commentator.
Twin Arrangements—Esther Cline, Chuck Harte, formerly of Seattle.
net quartet, Susan Jenkins, Judy Po*
General chairmen or the event blue, r
«... Shuey, red.
Fem
drabsky, Douglas Ohmart, Suzanne were Mrs. J. C- Kimmel and Mrs.
7 Ladybug
7. 7
Arrangements—Pauline
I Carlson; piano solo, Mary Gay Re- Adolph Brunner, with Mrs. O K. Brunner, blue; Marie Tolbert, red.
I Mine; history, Joyce Calkins; "Mem- DeWitt in charge of the kitchen
Pink Cloud Arrangements—Mrs.
! orie»” eighth grade choral group; pi committee. Others assisting includ Kenneth Chance, blue; Rachel Olm
ano solo. Ellen Hoeye; baritone duet, ed Mrs. C. E. Mason, Mrs. C. E. stead. red.
iKirt Baughman, Robert Morgan; pi Rogers, and Mrs. James Putman.
Rainbow's End Arrangements—
ano duet, Karren Marshall, Karen Greeting guests at the door, where Gladys Lake, blue; Fern Shuey, red;
Kelly; choral presentation, with Rich they signed the guest-book, were Lettie Cline, white.
ard Morley as narrator; elementary Mrs. Martin Hansen, Mrs. Ernest
Sunset Arrangements—Marie Tol
I chorus, accompanied by Mis» Alice Graham, and Mrs. Charles Kelly.
bert, blue; Rachel Olmstead red and
I Smith.
| ___
Mrs. __ Bill Hoeye played the piano white.
Presentation of Awards, Lawrence intermittently throughout the after
Blue Lake Arrangements—Mrs.
Brent, principal; cornet solo, Rod- noon, with occasional numbers furn- Kenneth Chance, blue; Wilma Rags
ney Syverson; presentation of diplo- 1 ished by the following: girls’ trio, dale, blue; Evelyn Julian, blue, or
mas T. H. Baughman, chairman of JoAnn Challender, Betty Christian, chid cactus; Helen Kimmel
blue
the board; acceptance, James Fencl; and Carol Veness; duet, Charlotte ivy collection; Gertrude Weidman,
benediction, Rev. Fr. Martin Senko; I Wilkinson and Doris Hutchinson; blue coleus; Marie Tolbert, red coleus
recessional, seventh grade chorus another trio, Frances Nesbitt, Sandy Marie Tolbert, blue, foliage plant;
members. Ushers were Sharren Hos- , Thomas, and Yvonne Dickie; all ac- Ada Plymale, blue peperomia; Helen
tetler, Jean Glunz, Gary Whitsett, companied at the piano by Miss Heien Kimmel, blue, polka dot plant; Mary
Edward Henry, Paul Gasperetti, and Park.
Hoodenpyle, blue, lettuce begonia;
Kenneth Ziebert.
The beautifully-appointed serving Fem Shuey, blue, Ti plant; Lettie
Graduates, were Mary Ann Bas table was centered with a gorgeous Cline, red, philodendron; Evelyn
sett, Kirt Baughman, Joyce Calkins, bowl of double white lilacs and pink Julian,
------- , blue, Rosary vine; Mary
Keith Ann Croan, Roy DeClue, Carol blooms of a beauty-bush. Huge bas Hoodenpyle, blue, collections of suc
Lee Edwards, James Fencl, Susan kets of the latter were placed at many culents; Fern Shuey, blue and red,
Fowler, Anna Bell Gripe, Judith points about the hall. Pouring at var Martha Washington geranium; Fern
Hampton, Ellen Hoeye, Dorothea ious times during the hours for tea Shuey, blue gloxinia; Ada Piymale.
Humphreys, Susan Jenkins, Karen were
.
Mrs. Don Carlson, club presi- red and white gloxinia; Siegfried,
i F.
t" Potter,
n.
Jean Kelly. Karen Marshall, Pamela dent; Mrs. J.
Mrs. W. yv . white, shrimp plant; Gertrude Weid
Merry, Robert Morgan, Richard Mor Mason, and Mrs. W. W. Allen.
man, blue, achimine; Mary Hooden
ley, Douglas Ohmart, Betty Jane 1 Participants in the style-show, pyle, blue and tricolor, ivy geranium;
Perrin, Judith Podrabsky, Mary Gay included: Shereen Muir, Sharon Hirte, Fern Shuey, blue, azalea.
ReMine, David Schaeffer, Billie Shu Treva Bickett, Sandy Meader, Phyl Corsages—Lettie Cline, blue, dry
ford, Rodney Syverson, Virginia Ur lis Bickett, Frances Nesbitt, Judy corsage Lettie Cline, red, white and
ban, Allan Warde, Donald W a rile and Kay, Sharon Whitsett, Patrilla Lute, blue, fresh flower corsage.
Robert Lee Ziebert.
Beverly Underwood, Leatta McCall,
Bearded Iris—Gladys Lake, 3 blue
Awards preesnted by Mr. Brent Sharon Stevens, Jeanne Hampton, ribbons; Rachel Olmstead, 7 blue rib
were as follow*: perfect attendance, Penny Newberg, Sandy Merry, Cara bons; Helen Kimmel, 2 blue; Carmen
second grade, Dennis Cline; third Lee Whitten, JoAnn Challender, Barnhardt, 1 blue; Lettie Cline, 1
grade, Toni Jo Walter; fourth grade, Glenna Randall, Judy Hoeye, Marla blue; Esther Cline, 1 blue; Clara
Aloha Swan, 1 blue; Carmen Barnhardt, 2
Brent Walker (his third in a row); McWhirk, Carol Warner,
fifth grade Arthur Lyons (his fifth Thomas, Phyllis Neal, Julie Randall, red; Rachel Olmstead, 2 red; Lettie
in a row, making a perfect score); Phyllis Pate, Lillie Perrin, Janice Cline. 2 red; Helen Kimmel 3 red;
seventh grade, Kenneth
Ziebert; Novak, Dons Hutchinson, Charlotte Carmen Barnhardt, 1 white Rachel
eighth grade, Joyce Calkins (her se W ilkinson, Betsy Christensen, Betty Olmstead, 1 white.
cond), Su*an Fowler (her second), Dunbar, Pat Henry, Patsy Christen
Dutch Iris—Rachel Olmstead 2
Robert Morgan, and Robert Lee Zie sen, Yvonne Dickie, Viol* Derrick, blue; Lettie Cline, 1 blue; Clara
bert (his third.)
Judy Logan, Marcia Barnhardt, and Swan, 2 blue, 2 red.
Certificates of award for school Penny Christensen.
Siberian Iris—Lettie Cline, blue,
citizenship, including good conduct,
Clara Swan, red; John Lengacher,
cooperative attitude, and contribution
white; Gertrude Weidman, blue,
of time and effort, were presented to
Spuria Iris.
Dependable Prescription
the following seventh graders; Grace
Wild Iris—I.-abelle Heller, blue;
Morgan, Terry Morris, Carl Hall Kel
John Lengacher, red and white.
Service
ly, Gary Whitsett, and Tamara Mor
Roses—Rachel Olmstead, blue; Let-
ris; certificates and gold pins for the
Mill City Toastmistress Club met tie Cline, red; Marlene Severs, white.
J. C. Kimmel
above went to Rusty Whitten, Harley
at
Fir Manor last Thursday evening Lettie Cline, blue, red and white;
Bell, Janice Logan, Shirley Veness,
Pauline Brunner, blue; Gladys Lake,
and Ray Yanku*; and special gold with Sue Poole presiding in the ab red; Fem Shuey, white; Rachel Olm- Phone 6607
Mill City
sence
of
the
president,
Leao
Johnson.
pins for achievement "above and be
tiad
white;
Rachel
Olmstead,
blue,
yond the call <>f duty” were awarded Invocation was given by Sunny call* lily; Gertrude Weidman, red,
to Barbara Olson and Linda Bassett. Chance. Topicmistress for the even coral bell; Gertrude Weidman, blue,
Among the eighth-graders, certifi ing was Kora Prichard, with Yvonne daylily; Lettie Cline, red, daylily;
cates for citizenship were presented Crandall aS timer.
A round-table discussion was held Gertrude Weidman, blue and red pe
to Pamela Merry, Mary Gay ReMine,
on
protocol, as the education part tunia; Gladys Lake, blue sweetpea;
Karen Kelly, James Fencl, Karren
Gladys Lake, blue, daisy; Gertrude
of
the
program.
Marshall, Susan Fowler, and Rodney-
Election of new officers resulted Weidman, blue dianthus; Gertrude
Sy verson; the above with gold pins
in
the following: president, Sue Weidman, blue lupine; Rachel Olm-
went to Robert Morgan, Keith Ann
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Poole;
vice-president, Juanita Wright tead, red, lupine; Gladys Lake, white
Croan, Joyce Calkins, and Douglas
lupine; Paulinne Brunner, white lu
secretary,
Faith
Veness;
treasurer,
Ohmart; combination awards with
pine.
gold pins for those outstanding in the Sunny Chance; and club representa-
Delphinium—John Lengacher. 2
tives,
Faustina
Nesbitt
and
Kora
class academically were awarded to
blue; Mary Hoodenpyle, red.
Susan Jenkins, Mary Ann Bassett, Prichard.
Columbine — John Lengacher, 3
Acting as toastmistress was Donna
Ellen Hoeye, *nd Richard Morley, the
blue; Clara Swan, 2 blue, 1 red, 2
Wesley.
Speakers
included
Sunny
latter two receiving two pins for ex
Chance, whose topic was "14 Angels,' »• white; Gladys Lake, 1 red, 1 white;
ceptional achievement.
Gertrude Weidman, red.
| In conclusion, Mr. Brent expressed and Faith Veness, who gave a book I Snapdragon— R. Olmstead, blue,
review
of
"Marjorie
Morningstar.
”
,
•his appreciation for cooperation from
Lexicologist was Winifred Moore, rv<E Isabelle Heller, white; Eva Duf-
all the students, the parents, the with Faustina Nesbitt reporting on
blue, peony; Pauline Brunner, blue
citizens of the town, members of the
peony.
board of education, *nd those on the faux pas.
Oriental Poppy—Helen Kimmel,
faculty. He remarked that "the aca An evaluating panel was made up blue, tricolor; Pauline Brunner, red;
Sue
Poole,
chairman,
Faustina
Nes
demic record of the class was, *« a
bitt, and Juanita Wright, the subject Mane Tolbert, 2 white; Marie Tol
whole, exceedingly good."
being "Choosing the Best Adjectives." bert, blue, Shirley poppy; Rachel Olm
It was announced that installation stead, blue, weigela; Lettie Cline,
of officers for Council No. 2 will be white, weigelia; Rachel Olmstead,
held at the local Oddfellow's Hall on blue, Lily of the Nile; Gertrude Weid
' acid controlled"
man, blue, dwarf azalea; Fern Shuey,
Saturday, June 7.
blue, hawthorns; Rachel Olmstead,
k . e^uard »kin and cloii.n!
Cedar oil vapor kills small moth white, beauty bush; Fem Shuey, blue
..the perfect family deodorante.
Baccalureate services for the 1958 larva but is not effective against lar Marine bowl.
'class graduating from Santiam Un- ger ones. Be sure all woolens stored
Rhododendrons—Maxine Hill, blue;
ion High School were held Sunday in the chest are freed from larva by Lettie Cline, blue; Gladys Lake, red;
Sa»« SOx! Tussy Cream Decdor-
evening. May 25, in the Elementary cleaning ( washing, brushing or sun Rachel Olmstead, red.
•at 2-oz. reg. $1.00...now 504.
-
. School auditorium. The impressive ning.
Fragrant, gentle cream checks pet*
sermon, entitled "Threshold of Abund
spiration, stops odor round the clock
.. is absolutely safe. (Handy 6-pack,
ant Life," was delivered by Rev.
reg. $6 ..now $3.)
Larry Lawrence of the First Christ-
YOU ARI
Sava 50%! Tussy Roto-Magfc De-
| ian Church.
edorant reg $1.00...now 504. Roll*
The complete program was as fol-.
on antiperspirant protection; stops
lows: Processional, "March Ponti- i
I
odor all day. Won t "acid-damage”
ficale.” Virginia Hoeye; Hymn.
I Election of officers was the chief
*•• 'Thanks Be To God," by High School
skin or clothes. For teens, yon and
business of the evening *t the regular
dad too.
Chorus, directed by Helen Parks, ac
meeting of the Mill City Woman’s
Save 50%I Tussy Stick Deoderent
companied by Bernice Potter; Invo
< lub held in the recreation room of
reg. $1 00...now 504. If you prefer
cation, Rev. Robert Roach; Hymn,
the h.gh school last Tuesday night.
the refreshing w»y of the "stick.’
"The Church's One Foundation," by
E.eited to serve for the coming year
Stops odor 24 hour*. Men tike it.
the Congregation; Scripture, Rev.
were; president, Virginia Iloeye; re
Helen Davis of the Assembly of
cording sec reUry, Dor* Rogers; or-
A’ arwet pM •o«
God; Sermon. Larry Lawrence; Hymn
re’l'onding secretary, Lois Putman;
"Bless This House," by the High
and treasurer, Dasiy Geddes.
School Chorus; Benediction, Rev.
The evening'* entertainment con
Robert Roach of First Presbyterian
. . . When you allow some dis
sisted of the showing of a colored
courtesy from another motorist
Church; and Recessional, by Virginia
fi m of Oregon'» scenic beauties, en
SPECIAL ON
to upset you or make you so
Hoeye.
titled "I'll Remember Oregon,” from
angry
that
you
retaliate
with
The fifteen Seniors honored at the
the State Highway Department.
Tussy Cologne
"blind madness." one of the
rite* included Gwen Christensen,
At the close of the evening, re-
greatest contributing factors in
Bath Powder
i Car* Lee Whitten, Glenn* Randall,
treshments were served by Virginia
highway accidenta
Roberta Dodge, Donna Underwood,
Hoeye and Rosamond ReMine, with
and Bubble Bath
Vera Gripe, Lauralee O'Brien, Lahny
other member* furnishing.
Mary Kelly, Womans Editor
Outstanding Musical
Program at Graduation
Exercises Tuesday Nite
62S 9
ÄÄ«? May 23 Flower Show
Winners Listed
Annual Silver Tea
Draws Large Crowd
tat
Richfield Service Here
Sold to Jack Klundt
Closed Sat
Mav 31st.
MILL CITY PHARMACY
Toastmistress Officers
Elected at Meeting
PRICE
SALE
TUSSY
DEODORANTS
Baccalaureate Services
Held Here Sunday
Virginia Hoeye To
DRIVING BLIND! Head Woman's Club
"THE BIG BEAT"
16 Recording Stars — 14 Song Hits
Friday. Satuniay June 27-23
NATALIE WOOD, KARL MALDEN,
62 Taken Care of At
Well Child Clinic