The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, July 03, 1958, Page 6, Image 6

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THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1958
Mary
Mary Kelly.
Kelly, Woman's
Woman í Editor
Editor
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barmers in Lincoln County may
soon cut the cost of liming their fields
in half through a cooperative project
initiated by Georgia-Pacific Corpor­
ation and the county agent. The
company will salvage and stockpile
lime from chemical leftovers at its new
The Mill City Christian Church held
Toledo pulp and paper plant for use
Eight members and two guests at­ by local farmers. The material is of
In a recent interview with Mr. and their annual election Sunday after­
noon
following
the
Morning
services
tended the regular meeting of the approximately the same quality as
Mrs. Tom Means of Salem, former
Mill City Jaycettes held Thursday at that which the farmers are now using.
resident here many years ago, it was and pot luck dinner.
Officers elected for 1958-51» are. the home of Mrs. Bob Rash. Highlight
learned that the educators will soon
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leave for a three-year stay in For­ Elders, Richard Freeman, Robert of the evening was an interesting de­
Turkish Bath Far Lojs
mosa, now called Tiawan, where Mr. Gregory, Hugh Jull, and Glen Shelton; monstration on the art of cake de­
Peeler logs get a Turkish bath when
Means will head the Morrison Acad­ Deacons, Lawrence Brent, E. K. Fish, corating given by Mrs. Dick Parker they arrive at International Paper
emy for children of missionaries and Eldon Hutchinson. James Putman, of Gates.
Co.’s Long-Bell Division plant at
and William
Army personnel, through the 12th , Floyd
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- Shepherd
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grade. Mrs. Means will teach in the herd; Junior Deacons, •.
Arthur
The big peelers are given a steam­
---- _ Hedge,
.
James Wright was elected as presi-
primary department of the school Jr., Donald Howe, and Bill Putman; ,
room treatment for 24 hours to make
noucu
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the
remainder
Of
the
year
which is located at Taichung.
Deaconesses, Mrs. Robert Gregory.
them easier to peel into higher-grade
Mrs.
Parents of Howard Means, also a Mrs. Arthur Hedge, ’ Sr.
or.,
.ms. Hugh
nus" she succeeds - Mrs. - Bill Ingram,
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■ Mrs.
The veneer and dry faster afterwards.
former teacher here, the Means be- Jull, Mrs. James Putman,
Elmer . has moved from the community. T
|eon»"g Bar-B-Q and scavanger hunt Plant officials believe their mill, lo­
came interested in the project when | Shaw and Mrs. Herbert - Whitaker;
cated near Eugene, is the only on*
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leir vnurcn
ur«*, mrs.
r *•*- planned for July
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, . , among some 200 plywood planta on
a missionary from Africa was their
Church Clerk,
Mrs. auiu
Abin vwp:*,
Cooper; Fin-
As
ancial
Secretary,
Mrs.
James
Poole,
Final
arrangements
for
this
house-guest a short time BgO. AS ***** *«* oviiitaij, antao.
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the Pacific Coast which is peeling
urer, Mrs.
Mrs. Kathleen
Kalnleen Storey ; even* W,11 I* announced at the next steamed logs.
Mr. Means retires this year, it is a! Sr., Treasurer,
voluntary service with no additional Trustee, Herbert Whitaker; Church meeting.
pay, other than his retirement which Pianist, Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson, as­
It was decided to postpone the
sistant, Mrs. Hugh Jull; Bible School regular meeting scneauieu
lur uui,
he would receive anyway.
scheduled for
July
Mr. and Mrs. Means have been con­ Supt., Mr. Glen Shelton; Bible School^ due to the holiday following. The
nected with the schools in West Sa­ Secretary, Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson; 1 next meeting will be held Thursday,
lem for the past 12 years at the ele­ Bible School Librarian, Mrs. Hugh July 10 at the Jaycee hall at 8 p. m.
••íimiiiiniiísa
mentary level, with seven years over Jull; Bible School pianist, Mrs. Eldon
Cards were played the rest of the
both Junior high and elementary Hutchinson; Mrs. William Shepherd
----- evening with Mrs. Harold Simes and
His sister, Abbie Means Geertsen, assistant and Cradle Roll Supt., Mrs. I Mrs. Gordy McMorris winning prizes.
was also a teacher here for a number Wm. Shepherd.
The members and guests, Mrs. Park­
of years.
|
er and Mrs. John Wills enjoyed re­
The Howard Means family will be
freshments served by the hostess.
moving to Pendleton
.bi. the rehabil­
where he will continue in
itation work in which he became in­
terested in Salem. Mrs. Means is re­
ported as improving slowly, with
hope to keep her illness retarded or
dormant. Their elder son, Tommy,
who had been in Salt Lake City, Utah,
with relatives for over a year, is now
Schuyler Southwell, Inc., Milwaukie.
with them, as are the two girls. His , Friday submitted a bid of $17,277 to
7th birthday was celebrated by the I be‘ '¡¿w of“ six ‘bidders" when blds“ were
family and grandparents last week, opened by the Portland District, Corps
The younger boy is still in Salt Lake i of - -
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Engineers,
for construction of a
City.
rigid steel frame storage building at
Address of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Detroit Dam on the North Santiam
Means will be: 18 Wu Chung Lu, River.
Taichung, Taiwan, (Formosa).
The building is to be 60 ft by 140 ft
Guests Monday evening of Mr. and eight inches with 12-foot high side
Mrs. Jack Scott were Mr. and Mrs. i "alls. Siding and roofing is to be of
Albert Stevens of Lyons, and Brad- j corrugated galvanized steel.
ley Toman, of Salem. The event was i Government estimate for the work
in the honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albert, was $16,500. Work must be complet-
Steven’s wedding anniversary.
! ed in 60 calendar days.
Former Residents To Christian Church Holds Jaycees Meet At
Annual Election Sunday
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Teach In Formosa
WAHTADS
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So unless you’d likt to l>e marooned beneath
the moon... whet her you own a lizzy or a limo,
better etart your tripe at the "76” to be sure
your car is filled up and checked out!
WIN (25 Ml Send u( ■ limerick «tout your
favorito Union Oil product or Mrvico It publiahod,
wo’ll oond you o chock for »25 00 Write to
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UNION OIL COMPANY o» CALIFORNIA
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Mill City Enterprise
Milwaukie Firm Low
Bidder Constructing
Detroit Dam Building
A HAND FROM THE
LOSSES. WHO HARVESTS TIMBER. IN
staggered settings . this giant
checkerboard is good forestry .
GEEDB CROM ADJOINING TREES SOW
the harvest areas past r ? r new crops
High School
eing Wrecked
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For Sale: Lumber of all kinds
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SOIL PIPE. PH MBING- SUPPLIES. ELECTRIC WIRING AND
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OTHER FIXTURES. WINDOWS and FRAMES. DOORS.
SOME PLYWOOD AND NUMEROUS OTHER BUILDING ITEMS.
COME AND GET IT AT Bit. SAVINGS.
SULLIVAN BROS.
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(BOB and JACK)
MILL CITY. OREGON
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