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returns TO SCHOOL
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ith
School Bells will ring again for the Canyon
Area Tuesday. September 2. Have you pur
chased Clothing for your youngsters yet?
Better stop at the Red & White first we may
have just what you need.
It will save you time and money if you can
shop at home. Try your home merchants
I
first.
Red & White
Store
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. AUGUST 21. 1»54
Philippi Tire Announces Rules For 20
College Scholarships In Safety Contest
er care on the part of drivers on U.
S. streets and highways.
General Tire dealers across the
country are spreading the safer Driv
A major U. S. tire manufacturer
has turned to the youth of America accidents. Answers will be judged ing Campaign in their local commun
ities, said Julian. He said entry
i in seeking suggested solutions to the on orginaiity and practicality."
Any boy or girl attending high blanks could be obtained from him
appalling deaths and injuries from
highway accidents. Twenty college school or an accredited college any without obligation although an of-
scholarships will be awarded to 20 where in the United States, except fical entry blank is not necessary.
In line with this phase of the
boys or girls who give the best an- children or employees of The General
J swers to what can be done to assure Tire & Rubber Company, its dealers campaign, Julian is currently distri-
■ greater highway safety in the U. S., or agencies, is eligible to enter the | buting Issue No. 2 in its series of
("Wake Up and Live" phamhlets.
I it was announced here today by J. contest.
The phamphlet points out that 11,-
Glenn Julian, Philippi Tire Service,
Entries will be accepted from
Mehama.
August 15, 1958 to December 1, 1958. 273 of the 19,848 high schools in the
A first prize scholarship of $1,000 Entries postmarked after December nation offer some type of driver
to the college of the winner’s choice 1 will not be accepted. Winners will education course to a student body
| will be awarded for the best answer, be notified by mail on or before Jan of 1,123,146 out of a possible 1,706,-
500 total number of students eligible
I $900 for the second best, and $850 for uary 1, 1959.
I the third best.
Judges for the contest will be Ivan to drive.
These youngsters will dominate the
Fourth to fourteenth prizes range j L. Eland of the National Safety Coun i highways in a few years. It is our
cil;
Joseph
Intore,
President
of
the
from $800 to $300 scholarsihps in a
goal to instill into them a knowledge
descending scale of $50 less for each I American Driver and Safety Edu of skillful driving combined with an
prize. The remaining six prizes I cation Association, Penn State Uni increased awareness for the need of
versity; and Charles A. Mooney,
amount to $200 each.
far greater care behind the wheel.
Rules of the contest, said Julian, President, Cleveland School Board.
Decision of the Judges will be final
I specify that each candidate write in
250 words or less what he thinks and all replies become tne property
could be done to assure greater high of The General Tire & Rubber Comp
any. No one will be declared a winner
way safety.
“The subject is wide open,” said without the approval of his school
Julian. “A contestant is free to cov faculty.
The college scholarship contest is
er any area—the duties of the indi
vidual, community or government—or r“grtCamlaign started last May to at- S t ODOinG FOfCSt Flies
to elaborate on any idea that will
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help cut down highway or traffic city tract attention to the need for great-
f
♦ :
Up and Down
The Avenue
t
Bv Don Moffatt
Anyone who took in the State Glad
show here this past weekend and
were not moved by what they saw,
either have no sense of beauty, or
are lacking something in their make
up in general. Never before in my
life have I seen such a beautiful ar
ray of color. Local folk who cooper
ated in making thia show a succeaa
certainly should be commended for
their efforts.
Did you ever stop and think about
your viewpoint on life? Sometimes
your viewpoint on life may be just
what you make it. You may look
forward to a happy future. You may
find your life filled with happiness
or you may find clouds of gloom
ahead as you chart your course in
life.
Whatever lies ahead of you ia
| probably just m accordance with what
you have brought your way by the
sort of life you have been living.
Do you radiate sunshine and happi-
1 ness ? Or do you enclose things and
A second call for parachutists was people around you with gloom, clouds,
sent out by the Deschutes forest Mon-1 and sorrow, Whichever trend you
day as heavy smoke rolled up from note as you pass through life ia
an area about five miles north of probably the result of your own
Miller Lake in the southern part of I thinking and the way in which you
the forest. The other aerial headquar- live.
ter. in the Pacific Northwest Region' For in,Unce what
,
is at Intercity airport on the Okano- field of brigbt colorful fIowera hare
gan National Forest near Twisp in upon your D<) they cheer you
Bnd
eastern Washington.
. „ I make things around you look more
Inside the national forests the “no beautlful a„d cause you to feel hap
smoking while traveling” and ‘ axe- ier and mure ¡n
wlth othersT u
shovel-and-bucket
requirments are the latter
tbe effect o£ beauti£ul
;in effect. The “no smoking ’ rule calls thi
then
are tuned
th(J jn.
for “no smoking while traveling ex- flnlteiy beautiful and you will moat
cepi on paved or surfaced highways . certainly
be able
bri?ht
certainly be
able t0
to look
look on
on the
the bright
lhe other rule concerns the neces- 'side
' ai(4a of life.
Iiio
sity of having an axe. shovel and
bucket when camping outside of the j If on the other hand you are
improved national forest camps, if grouchy in spite of the effect of the
traveling by auto or with pack horses. beautiful things of Life, then there
Spaulding said, “With few excep is little hope that you may be able
tions, forest areas have become very to overcome spells of gloom in your
dry and forest users are cautioned to life.
If you find people who are un-
| use extreme care while in the for-
, ests". The two above rules should be I happy with their location in a new
carefully observed. Although camp- 1 town, ask them the kind of people
, fire permits are no longer required in they knew m their former home,
the national forests in Oregon and i Many times they will say the people
...........
B are re-
_ ¡there were mean and thoughtless
Washington (except
they
quired on the Yacolt Burn in Gifford 1 also. You see, m making your life,
Pinchot National Forest) it is just you reap the kind of harvest you
as important as ever that very camp- , sow. Therefore, take heed, be more
i fire be thoroughly extinguished be- cheerful with your fellow man, and
j fore leaving it. Fires should be kept ou will find that the people will re
small and built only in places clear- fleet your own cheerfulness, as a
ed to mineral soil and never against ' mirror reflects whatever is placed
' trees, logs or stumps or where roots I before it. No one loves a bellyacher
| could carry the fire underground to ' or grouch. If you are to have friends,
I other flammable material.
I first you must be one.
Parachutists Take
Prominent Part In
Ne give Penny Saver Stampo
Phone 2671
Mill City Ore.
when you -foot/ shop here/
Old Fashioned
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR SALE
HOLIDAY MARGARINE
5 lbs 1.00
VAN CAMPS
50 Lbs. s4.05
Pork and Beans
4 Cans 89'
25Lbs.s2.O9
10 Lbs. *1.05
5 Lbs. 63
YOUR
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4 Packages $1.00
KRAFTS COTTAGE CHEESE
Pint 27'
DEL MONTE PRUNES
2 Pound Package 39'
2 */2 Size
M
BOYDS COFFEE
2 Lb. Can 1.49
Elsinore Fancy Albacore Tuna
4 Cans51.00
MAYFLOWER BUTTER
1 pound package 65c
JELLO, Assorted Flavors
4 Packages. 35c
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Highest Quality Meats
END CUTS
Highest Quality Produce
Pork Chops
SeedlessGrapes2lbs.29c
Slab Bacon
Radishes or Green Onions
Leg O' Lamb
2 Bunches 9'
lb. 69
NEBERGALL SKINLESS
lb. 69
U. S. D. A. CHOICE
lb. 75'
HILL-TOP MARKET
MILL CITY. ORE.
Prices Good For August 21. 22, 23
PHONE 2744
From where I sic... ¿y Joe Marsh
Traffic Stopper
Frery so often I »ee little
thine» that prove that folk«
really are pretty wonderfol’
with j , • 1-
irM wink,'let'»
just say you re » gxxl look.rue
you’re »t.ippmj traffic!"
Take last Saturday. I waa
downtown when I mw a mid
dle-aged woman ab/ut to c.nso
a busy street Ju»t a« sne
atarted, the ligh’ change L, anc
»he hurried back to the curb
Hut the big movL'g van Last
was first in the long line of cars
had not moved
"You cross first," the driver
of ihe van yelled. “But you're
holding up traffle." the woman
«aid “Lady." replied the driver
From where I tit. «on>*4hin^
like that makes the 'doer" sn-l
the “receiver" both feel ta.chir
twod It'» like the fnendir feel-
**•<
ret when ronr hwtlewt
».”*• eot tf her way to »err* row
’>«•» — even tnoarh the dorse ».
drink tt Herself That’s pretty
wnederfol too'
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