The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, November 05, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text»—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE! Hl BSD AY. NOVEMBER 5. 1959 TRYING TO BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR her. fully dressed, watching TV Don't you ti.ink that since I'm doing her a favor, she should be waiting in the lobby when I ar rive instead of inconveniencing me further by making me go to the 16th floor? Good Samaritan Dear Samaritan: Yas, she should. bet everybody does net do what they should Be thankful for the elevators! see Dear Amy: Being 40 and still single. I'm the butt ot much scorn from friends and relatives I personal ly don't think that it matters much being single or not because I'm very happy in my own apart ment (I don't have to share the shower or my bed with anyone) and I have many hobbies to keep me occupied I work and draw a good salary • • • which I can spend as I see flt. I Dear Amy: go where I please and do as I Occasionally I Invite my father- please and don't have to account tn-law over for dinner along with to anyone for my time. other guests He embarrasses I could go on and on but the me terribly because he drinks point of this letter is why should his soup directly from the plate I get married? sans spoon. Everybody at the Still Single table sees it and I'm mortified. Dear Single: I have asked my husband to For the simple reason you’ll speak to his Dad and to get him never know what you’re missing! to stop. My husband doesn't have • • • the nerve to say anything to him, but instead, tells me that since Dear Amy: I'd like to know the answers to I find it so annoying. I should speak to Dad. It's his father and a few questions on etiquette in I don’t want to be the one to hurt dating, such as: When the boy calls on a girl before a date, does him. the girl suggest leaving or vice What should I do? versa? And after several dates, J.B. how close should the girl sit to Dear J.B.: So that no one’s feelings will be the boy when he's driving? Is hurt, next time you invito Dad, a twenty year old boy too old to date a fifteen year old girl? And OMIT the soup! the final question: How does a • • • girl let a boy know she likes him without making it too obvious? Dear Amy: Jae I'm a young married woman and I drive my own car. One ot Dear Jae: Answering your questions tn my relatives, about my own age and with whom I’m fairly close, order: It's perfectly proper after never seems to have transporta a reasonable length of time for tion to our various family func the girl to suggest leaving if the tions (her husband never wants boy doesn't. A girl should always to go). I always felt sorry for her sit at a safe enough distance so and would invite her to come that the boy's mind to on his along with me even though at driving. No. he's not too old. times it meant that I would have He'll know by the way you act towards him—and you need not to travel out of my way. She livea in a large apartment overdo It! building that has it's own drive way »nd a beautiful lobby but Dear Amy: I've had it! Every I lend something out I never see it again. Ail my friends lend my things to their friends and so it goes. I told my wife (just after my bowl ing shoes disappeared) that I was going to stop being so good na- tured She said not to worry I'll get everything back. I'm still trying to be a good neighbor but all my earthly po»- sessions are leaving me. If they keep thia up. they will soon bor- row the shirt off my back! Bob By Sharon Whitsett This week was started off with a slave sale. The sophomores were auc tioned off They had to work a day for their owner doing such things as carrying books ond cleaning out lock ers Karren Marshall sold for the highest price. $2 36. close behind was Mrs. Honey for »2 25 One sophomore told me they made about $25 Friday night after the game the Junior class sponsored the homecom ing dance. There were quite a few alumni and a few kids from Jeffer son. whom we played in the Home- coming game. The gym was decorat-, ed in fall colors and leaves. The Juniors sold hats, noisemakers, and confetti. Sandra Harris was chosen Homecoming Queen. She was the Sen ior Princess. Other princesses were: Freshmen, Patsy Pennick; Sopho mores, Jeanie Kelly; and Juniors. Carol Pate. Saturday the high school kids be came “Beatniks” for a night- The Teenage Committee sponsored a Beatnik Ball. At this party you might have seen anything There were peo ple sitting in little circles in the middle of the dance floor “meditat ing." Other kids were eating red hot peppers and chocolate covered ante. Several boys got up and read poetry for the audience Bill Putman was the best “Beatnik” boy. His prise was a shrunken head Judy Podrab- sky was the best "Beatnik” girl. She received two dried snakes (they were really not snakes) Everyone was relaxed and had a lot of fun. Even the chaperones had fun. New Cafe Hours at the Riverview. We are now open from 4 P. BL to 2: SO A. BL VI Randall b back aa Chef in Our Kitchen Dance To Music WHY FUSS AND WORRY? LET AN AD IN THIS NEWSPAPER SOLVE YOUR ADVERTISING PROBLEMS SALES BARGAINS AND SPECIALS AN AD TELLS YOUR STORY That Keeps Your Too« Tapping LIVE MUSIC FRIDAY. SATURDAY i SUNDAY CLOSED MONDAYS Zen and Pat Cuttings, Ownun The Riverview Cafe Phona UL 9-2171 Mehama, Oregon ARE YOU A GOOD TIME CHARLEY? Are you so busy enjoying yourself that you don’t realize what it is cost ing you to drive your present old car? •vasr time I eome to pick bar ugt 1 hare to park to* ear. take S elevator to toe Mh floor to bar apartment and there I And There Is No Substitute For Local NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Try The Enterprise Every Week I Attention Mr. Hunter.... You'd better bring your car or pick up to us right now so it will be ready for that hunting trip. It gets cold in the mountains and a fillup of antifreeze now may save some money for you. We'll do it in a hurry and do it right too. 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