The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, June 11, 1959, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1»59 7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE WaîwrNC’CN urban, Pat Wilkinson. Rodney Schaer | Bill Putman. Sandra Olson, Sandra k°m I Joe Marsh ! Rowen. Janice Novak. Phyllis Bick ett and Ernie Andersen. In return, Ron Kuhlman presented Mr. Hoeye By Judi Heeye School’s o\it and the Student Body with a tin can trophy on behalf of has scattered in about 140 different the Student Body. £ Trout'e "Shooters" Mrs. Eakin then presented 1« directions. Much as >11 hate it every year GAA »wards to Jeanie Kelly one'» looking for work. odd. isn’t it? A regular feature of the end of the Karren Marshall, and Susan Jenkin*, KUrk-h Tartar. captain af trash problem disappeared, our school year is the Award Assembly. and second year awards to Kathy **• high schaal baakctball Thia year we had it in two install Harris, Sandra Meader. Treva Bick school should have a basketball •ram lb* a« hl ap a great way ments. The first thing on the pro ett, Pat Henry, Beverly Underwood, powerhouse nest season. *• krrp tbr new scheelyard gram was the Honor Society induc Marcia Bamhardt, Betty Dunbar, From where I ait, every ikaa. tion. in which Sandra Harris and Pat Janice Novak, Leatta McCall, and problem needs Jost *Dr geo4 Doris Hutchinson. Next Mr Har Henry were instructed in the princi rhe teacher* were having eehstion. For instance. It ae- ris awarded pep club pins to Doug ple* of the Society. trouble keeping the kids from Gifts were then pie ented the Ohmart, Sharon Whitsett, Janice **•' mg their ice cream wrap- teachers who are leaving: Mrs. Ma Novak, Doris Hutchinson, Eddie An pare, empty milk earton* and son. Mr. Loucks, Mr. Hoeye, Mr. dersen. Kirt Baughman, Carol Pate. i*per napkins in the area after and Mrs. Eakin, and Herman Mason. JuDee Logan, Judy Kay. Joyce Calk lunch and after school ... in ins, Sandra Harris, Billie Shuford, All were thrilled to receive gifts spite of the handy trash ran* Roger Schaer. Jerry Johnson. Betty *rorr a thankful student body. Mahea for a *Mgh seortas" So Stretch got the idea of Perrin. Mary Gay ReMine, Pat Henry. Mr. Paul gave out awards for com combina tian In the frien<tabip equipping each can with a Karen Marshall. Chepd Hirte. Carol mercial courses which included: depot linen*. small basketball backboard shorthand, Sandra Merry and Sandra Veness, Yvonne Dickie. Phyllis Pate. and a sign saying “Shoot a Harris; bookkeeping. Sandra Rowen JoAnn Chailender, Marv Ann Bas basket.** From the way the Bamhardt. Sherven (for two years) and Judi Hoeye; typ sett, Marcia ing, Dennis Jenkins, Penny Christen Muir, Carol Edwards. Judy Podrsb- sen, and Doug Ohmart. He also pre- | sky, Phyllis Bickett, Arlere Kershaw. Ceprrigkt, 1959, United Stetee ttrnrere Feaw rfa tiea X »üeis will ccnvMç* cs th* Otwcn Ctai.aalal Upc.ftKn end Memo sent Ron Kuhlman and Betsy Chris- Susan Jenkins, Pamela Merry. Fran UO..O1 T oo. Fan over oil major rovi», < .nag Oromos, Ceatonatai »um ces Nesbitt, Jeanie Kelly, and Sandra trtrten with awards for dramatics. n.*i. bhown above Is a mop cf th* n njo, ace. ici M m to to * ' Mr Hoeye gave Ron Kuhlman and | Olson. ‘>0 oct** o! parking hav* bHt s*i asuj* Cd.cily »cuth o! U« Uocsita.» Receiving nurse ’ s aid cards from Shtreen Muir pits for being picked “* to cccommcdota 17.000 car* da.iy. A »hjtü» s*n <* wüt carry visit, ! Mrs. Roles were Barbar i Cunning Boy and Girl of the Year. Next, he or» iron th* parking ar*c to th. Expo» : ot cteuzd. fa** J choro* gave out hid Tn Can Trophies, a ham. Shereen Muir. Phyllis Pate, and If ng awaited event of the year. Tro- | I Betty Dunbar. Mrs. Roles also an pMes went to Darril Hershberger, nounced that Shereen Muir w la the ! Bill Stewart, Tom Fencl, Ron Kuhl- winner of the Lenox Table Setting Contest from this school. Six fourth year homemak ng stu-! dents receiving pins for General j Excellence were Sandra Merry. Julie Republican State Finance Chair Randall. Jeanne Jennings, Shereen, man Alan F Davis. Portland, said Muir, Phyllis Pate, and Judi Hoeye. today that a statewide finance drive Ellen Hoeye. Marcia Barnhard*., and designed to "broaden further the fi Shereen Muir received awards for in nancial base of the Republican party” terest in homemaking. will open this week. A new and interesting award was Two major phases of a three-point presented by Ernie Andersen on be program are to be completed early in half of the Lettermen to Mrs. Eugene June and * third just prior to the 1960 Gregory for being the most loval fan election. for out of town games. There will be special gifts, sus In the second half of the assembly, tained pledge and Neighbor to Neigh football awards were given by Mr. bor campaigns. Eakin to Bob Hill, Dennis Jenkins. Neighbor to Neighbor solicitation John Henry, Tom Smith. Jim Fencl. is to be made in October, 1960. Louis Morgan. Gary Bevier, Tom Special Gifts chairmen will solicit Fencl, Vernon Johnson, Jim Bevier, major contributions while sustained Jim Gulliford. Ernie Andersen, Ed pledge workers will seek pledges of | die Hirte, Jerry Tucker, Larry Kan smaller monthly contributions to be I Fnttr CINTfNMIAL off. Rodney Schaer, Kirt Baughman. paid over a two-year period. fX POSITION? Bob Morgan. Don Gregory, Bob Gor Coordinating the drive are seven don. Roger Schaer. Jerry Johnson. district finance leader« who are Alan Tuers, Dennis Wirtanen, Don working with county finance chair Howe, Bob Boroughs, Ronnie Kuhl men. They are: North Coast, Doug-: man, Bill Putman. Don Cree. Larry las E. Kaufman, Tillamook; South ADVENTURELAND Schroeder and Bill Hedge and Bill west, Frank Van Dyke, Medford; Longenecker, managers. Valley, Lee Ohmart, Salem; Metro- Mr. Boroughs presented varsity politan, Davis; Northeast, George INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR basketball awards to Jim Gulliford. Corey, Pendleton; Idaho Border, Don Howe, Jamie Baughman. Bob John Horton, Baker; and Central Gordon, Don Gregory. Bob Boroughs. South, Richard Hickok. Bend. Ernie Andersen, Tom Fencl. Ron The drive is to be kicked off by a Kuhlman. Gary Bevier, Larry Kan- pad advertising campaign - - — • - ■ ——■ ofl. Brian Moffatt, Louis Morgan Funds collected will finance the I and John Henry, manager. Don political activities of the party on International Gardon of Tomorrow Gregory and Jamie Baughman also the county, state and national levels ......... ■ • ——-——---- received certificates a« the outstand- far the next two year«. I ATOMIC ENERGY EXHIBIT ing players on the team. J. V. awards State Chairman Peter M. Gunnar, Each region of the went to Jack Bain. Jim Fencl. Alien Salem, said the drive has been world, each period in Warde, Tom Smith, Charles Epper scheduled now “in order that we not NATIVE WILDLIFE son. Ray Gulliford. Jim Bevier, Doug waste valuable campaign time in the history, haa recorded ■■■III ■■■■ ■ • -—- —- ■— Ohmart, Bill Stewart. Bob Hill. Kirt drive for the modest sum required. knowledge of the art of Baughman. Bob Morgan, Bill Put- "In past years we have been un brewing. Authoritie* CAMEO HOME OF IDEAS mat , Dennis Jenkins. David John- able to plan long-range program« have found that, while and Jerry Tucker. because finance drive have been held brew ing method* varied, Baseball letters were given to during the heat of an election cam- WATER WONDEFh one ingredient remained Kirt Baughman. Jamie Baughman, paign when our volunteers are al- constant wherever beer Rar Gulliford, Bob Gordon. Bob ready carrying a heavy load. Money I of exceptional quality Howe, collected will be carefully spent dur- Mi . an. Hob H’P. D->r FOREST PRODUCTS PAVILION was made. The one D. v <1 Jolt -tor L-rry Kano.’f, Ev- ing the next two year*. • - - r —• pricelett ingredient “Because the Oregon Republican erett Earhart, Jim Bevier. Louis To: Cr•’.foonio! la^oehloo Show«, 111 I. W. lr«Mlwey, Per» land was water. Morgan. Don Gre my. (.ary Bevier, party has no single source of funds, ACRES OF THRILLING | »imtNNOMi, we are doubling our efforts to give I and Little John Henry. Whether it be the British ATTRACTIONS! _ . ■ steered Seels Ibr ”ICI CAFADfS" Track letters were awarded to Tom every _ citizen _ a chance to make ■ Isle» or the Continent, the 8e*««e Fettas »• I G'«vn*H, *» HO 00 (Vitif th« t/n.tn.i* •« ».«ey ..»Boa Se«’• ' »Ct CAPA Of 3 Ma’ aaa Fencl, Jim Fenci, Jim Gulliford. small monthly investment in the Old World or the New i«at- at wi»F A» $2.30 Don Gregory. Jerry Johnson, Jamie cause of good government, ” Gunnar __ <^anor.) >dn.,»iiaa ”lCf CAFAOH ' . .. the character of the too DAYS • u :• M * Baughman, Jerry Tucker, Louis Mor said. brewing water is gan. “ Larry “ — - . _ .. Kanoff. Ronnie KuhJ- lot uk<* ||<»«!|. I •»<(•«• (Ch«<b) (Money Ordej I»' S ___ OF FUN? largely re»;x>naible for Bean Festival Committee. Carol man. and Bob Boroughs. ___________________________________ the excellence of the beer Of course, the end of the school Sue Ball is Her Highness this year Sharon Whitsett will be your High That is why Olympia ><*<?'•«« year brings report cards, which in RESERVE YOUR Beer has gained such turn brings the Honor Roll. Here is School reporter far next year, Dee €•• lot ' l\»l C *.*AC t$' Ti.kwt* -------------- ... Watch for her version of the "Rip- fame! Water that is TICKETS NOWI the final six week’s honor roll: (Nd c • tv ,.*o*t 1 Malinee IFrl^oy, Solurdoy, Sundoy •**/). ji m | pies ” next September. Freshman—Mary Ann Bassett, naturally perfect for I We're done Fencl. Ellen Hoeye, Susan Jenkins. brewing flow* from Doug. Ohmart. Olympia s own artesian Sophomore—Marcia Bamhardt. ’’ wells. It is this rare Everett Earhart, Kathy Harris, Pat ■ ■i brewing water that Henry. Bob Hill. Doris Hutchinson, achieve« for light I Dennis Jenkins, David Johnson. Shar Olympia Beer good taste on Whitsett. that is refreshingly Junior—Betty Dunbar. Bob Gor different, yet always don. Sandra Harris. Ed Hirte. Jerry YOU« HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER just the name. Johnson. Frances NeNsbitt. Bernice Potter and Bill Putman. IS A REAL CONVENIENCE! Senior—Carol Sue Ball. Gary Be vier. Phyllis Bickett. Don Cree, Tom Find, Judi Hoeye. Vernon Johnson. Larry Kanoff. Ron Kuhlman. Sandra Merry, Sandra Rowen. Rodney, A wonderiul way lor a busy young mother to Schaer, Alan Tuers. Darlene Under- j save countless hours is by shopping the ads in wood Betty Ziebert. Those making the second »ernes- her hometown newspaper By knowing, before ter honor roll are: she goes to town, which products she wants and Freshman—Mary Ann Bassett. Jim where to buy them, she can do an efficient job of Fencl, Ellen Hoeye, Susan Jenkins. Jeanie Kelly. Karren Marshall. Doug marketing While the housewife spends her time Ohmart. becoming an expert nurse, laundiess, cook, pay» Sophomor e—Marcie Bamhardt. Kathy- Harris, Pat Henry. Bob Hill. mate and bookkeeper, the local newspaper IB Doris Hutchinson, Dennis Jenkin«. bringing her the shopping news It tells her David Johnson. Sharon Whitsett. about the latest products and services that will Junior—Bob Gordon. Sandra Har- | ri*. Frances Nesbitt. help her accomplish her work most efficiently It Senior—Carol Sue Ball, Gary Be tells her where to find the best prices offered on vier. Phyllis Bickett. Don Cree. Tom Fencl, Judi Hoeye. Vernon I items «he needs It saves her many long hours cf Johnson. Larry Kanoff. Ron Kuhl- 1 “shopping around” man, Sandra Merry. Phyllis Pata. Julie Randall, Sandra Rowen. Rod- ney Schaer. Darlene Underwood. Betty Ziebert. Last F nday n.ght there was a farewell party giverf for Pat Henry and Ellen Hoeye so friends could gay goodby to them. Those present besides the guests of honor were Barbara Hirte. Karren Marshall. Mary Ann Bassett, Jeanie Kelly. Cheryl Hirte. Sharon Whitsett. Judy Kay. Sandra Harris. Leatta McCall. Marcie Bernhardt, and Su O lympia brewing CO Olymp«. W©»F USA san Jenkins. row The B«an Festival Princess from our ait »III« «*11 school was recently announced by the Santiam Ripples IT PAYS TO BUY FROM HOME TOWN STORES State Republicans Start Finance Drive True the whole world over SHOW T i M e ! THE CENTURY Gayway I I I I I I ! I -I I I I I I i To The Busy Housewife ... the one priceless ingredient 7ts the Water O lympia SHOP THE ADS IN YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER! The Mill City Enterprise ASSOCIATION, INC OREGON NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS rc »1»« tuet*». on«»"