■THE MILL CTY EINTERPRISETHl'RSD 1Y,
Coming Events
Wed., Nov. 5, Ssutiam Rebekah
Lodge.
Thurs., Nov. 6, Dedicat <n High
School, 7:30 P. M
Nov. 7, I. O. O. F. Lodge.
Nov. 8. 3-Links Card Party. I
Nov. 10, Marilyn Chapter,
0. E. S.
Tues., Nov. 11, Veterans’ Day.
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Wed., Nov. 12, P. T. A.
Wed.. Nov. 12, Marilyn A--embly,
Rainbow for Girls.
Schools To Be Closed
November 10 and 11
Linn County teachers will have s a
' divided
ilividorl institute r»r
or WArk^hnn
workshop t.F
this
I year, with the first day set for No­
vember 10, and the second in Feb-
' ruary, according to William Doi-
meyer, county superintendent.
“Mental Health in the Glassroom’’
is the subject for the November
workshop, with Dr. John H. Water­
man of the State Board of Health
as the speaker. The meeting will
place in the Albany Junior
school, starting at 9 a. m.
in-
The February session
will
elude a presentation of a study out-
line on Linn County history, pre- I
pared by Dolmeyer, to point up the
Oregon Centennial.
There will be no school Tuesday,
November 11 a-« Veterans’ day is a
legal holiday.
Speech Consultant To
Be At Elementary
School for Interviews
On today, November 6, Dr. Nor­
ton Young, a speech and hearing con­
sultant who works with the State
Department of • Education, will visit
the Mill City Elementary School for
the purpose of interviewing child­
ren who have problems or difficult­
ies in hearing or speaking distinctly.
His work is resigned to help children
| overcome these difficulties early in
' their school life through conseling,
the use of special teaching techni­
ques, referrals to clinics, and by other
means. It parents of elementary child­
ren wish to have their children re­
ferred to Dr. Young for a conference,
they should so indicate by sending a I
requst to the school office. Children
who appear to be need of help
will be referred by the school with­
out special requests being made by
the parents.
Gates School Invites
Parents to Observe
"Education Week"
GATES—-All parents are urged to
visit school during Educational Week,
November 10 through November 14.
[A special invitation is herewith ex-
I tend’d to the parents of the first four
grades, to visit sch . 1 on Wednesday,
front 8:45 until noon. The upper four
grades are asking their parents to
come to school Thursday morning,
November 13th. All parents are wel­
come to stay to lunch.
Nothing special is being planned for
these days, but we want the parents
to see the school at it really is. We
want you to enjoy with us, the pleas­
ure that comes is seeing your child
learn, said Bill Gleason .principal.
Education Week, is a special time
set aside for parents to come to
school to: visit the class room; to
see the school in action; to get a bet­
ter understanding of the school and
your child. It is very important in the
education of your child, that you take
an active interest in his education. The
school cannot do a good job of ed­
ucating any child if the parent and
the school do not look upon education
as a co-operative venture.
However please note there will be
no school on Nov. 10 or 11, due to
Teacher’s institute in Albany on Mon­
day and Veteran's Day, Nov. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cuthbert and
Jimmie from Bend were guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nel­
son for several days.
Jean O'Rourke and Mary Maple
from the Mt. Angei Academy were
weekend guests at the home of
George Cree.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wehrli, Barbara
and Mathew were dinner guests Fri­
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Cree.
Mill City friend.-» have received in­
vitations to the wedding of Miss
Norma Arlene Nelson and Darrell
Lee Rurkhart on Friday, November
U. The ceremony will be at 8 P. M.
at the First Church of Christ at Ar-
1 ata, California.
NOVEMBER
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C. B. Faylor Buys Engle
Interest in Viv's Cafe
A deal was consummated the first
of the month where by C. B. “Chuck”
Faylor purchased the interest of
Sam Engel in Viv’s Steak House
Mr. Engel has moved to a place
near Oregon City, where he will con-
tinue to raise purebred dogs.
George
Laird
J» Phone
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5842
Mill City
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OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
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Hours: 5:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M.
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