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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1959)
•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE TH I’RSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1H» James Wright and Clinton Land Lyons Educators Conduct Novel Music Camp During Vacation Castle’s father, J. M Herberger of Salem and a cousin John Carney of Groettinger. Sunday dinner guests at the Castles were Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Cremer and daughters Jill and Joan of Sublimity. Also visiting Sun- I day afternoon with the Castles were Stewart Fundley of Portland and Mrs. Hilda Harrison of Duncan, B C. Visitors Sunday at the Richard Two young educators from Mari-Linn school at Lyons have Janeway home were Mr. Janeways instituted something new in the way of summer camps. Last year brother's family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed was the first time this was done in this area. James Wright, prin Janeway and children or Dallas. cipal at Mari-Linn and Clinton Land, of the music department Mrs. James Hardy, who is the teacher of the pre-school classes here, of that school started the Cascade Music Retreat. ______ attended a Retreat foi Ministers and Plans for the second season are ibie member* of group activities. Educators at Kitson Hot Springs, now being announced for the coming Program for he camp consists of near Oakridge on Friday afternoon 1 summer. There will be three groups Band, Chorus, Dance Band. Music and Saturday of last week. j consisting of Junior, grades 3, 4, 5; History, Dancing, Hiking, Swimming, Mrs. Larry Kimsey and daughters < Intermediate, grad-*» 6, 7, 8; and Sen Boating Archery, Games, Campfire, Susan and Mary and Mrs. Jennie Moe ior, grades 9 10 11, 12; operating at <nd Table Singing. went to Vancouver. Wash., last Wed three different periods. Cascade Music retreat is located on nesday where they visited at the The purpose of the camp is to pro beautiful Pine Lake, eight miles vide opportunity and stimulus for northeast of Marion Forks, which is growth as young musician». The camp approximately 70 miles east of Salem I supplements the music program of and 50 miles west of Bend. the public schools by providing fur The staff is made up of high ther experience in music activity school and elementary music teachers with certified educators. Through and administrators from various areas in the state. Each is well train ed and sincerely interest-d in the de triment of young people. PORTERs LAU Saving your pay | Henry Kornmann home. Mr». Moe re mained until Sunday when the Korn manns brought her back home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Crook and daugh ters of Portland were Sunday guest» at the Charles Crook and Eva Crook homes. Mrs. Eva Crook returned to Portland Sunday evening with her ■•on» family. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Teeters and son» Harold, Doug, and Bruce visited Sun day with Mrs. Teeter’s parent», Mr. and Mrs. CTIris M Donald at Tumalo. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kimsey and family moved during the week end in to the new house they have built on their place above town. I Mr. and Mrs. Perry Shelton and children of Salem were visitors here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mabel Patton returned home Monday morning from Dallas where she had visited a week at the home of her ion, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Patton. ¡Order Your Printing From The MILL CITY ENTERPRISE is so simple when you FREE BINGO Every Wednesday Night ' From 9 Until 10 Free Prize Every Game Dance To The Music Of The Cascade Western Trio EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Cy Shannon EVERY SATURDAY • You co aheap faster , reach your goals sooner when you save regularly each payday. And the simple, fast way to save is by mail. Just send us your check with your name and ad dress . . . enclose your passbook if you already save here. Your passbook is quickly credited and returned with a post-paid envelope for next time! Start saving the easy way today! MEHAMA By Mr». John Teeters Drop in at Salem Federai or Save By Mail - Just Put Your Deposit in an Envelope and Send to SALEM 1 n dlral ' SAVINGS I Salem Federal Savings & Loan «VMM Try Our Delicious STEAKS CHICKEN James W right, Co*Founder this experien e, campers come to a better undet standing of themselves and their fellows through being re. 560 STATE STREET SALEM, OREGON Deposits on or before 10th Earn From tat Open Friday Nights Til 8 Closed Saturday The Mehama Community Presby terian Church was host Thursday ev ening, January 29 to a group from the Mill City Presbyterian Church for a 6:30 P. M. Family Night Supper. Fol lowing the Supper the Rev. Dr. Paul N. Poling, pastor of the First Pres byterian Church of Salem gave a talk on his recent trip to the Far East. Dr. Poling is a member of the Com mission on Ecumenic al Missions and Relations of the United Presbyterian Church, USA, and on assignment from the Commission recently made a tour of the work of the church in the Far East. Clinton Land, («-Founder The Rev. James Hardy, pastor of the Mehama Church and B. L. Kirsch an Elder attended the meeting of the Willamette Presbytery in Cottage Grove on Tuesday, January 27. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Myers of Salem visited recently at the Steve Myers and Bill Bickett homes. Mr. Myers, who is convelscing from major sur gery was able to go on his fir-t fish ing trip in several months the first of last week. The Myers formely lived in the Elkhorn area and at Mill City. Sunday guests at the Milton Roten home were Mr. and Mrs Herb Whit aker of Mill City and their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry VS hitaker of Salem. Thursday luncheon guests last week at the Ed Castle home were Mrs. I » SEA FOODS You'll Enjoy Spending an Evening Here. 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