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Mill City
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Several from Here
Take in Portland Show
Mr. ami Mrs Shields ReMine.
Miss Mary Gay ReMine, and
Mrs. Blanche Kelly, took in the
Andy Williams show at the
Kirtland Civic Auditorium Fri
day evening. Going into town
Saturday for the evening's per-
formance wen* Mr. ami Mrs.
Charley Kelly ami son. John.
Upon being seated, the Kellys
glanced up into the faces of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beck ami
son. Gary, of Salem former
Mill City residents.
Others observed at the pre
sentation Saturday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw, Mr.
ami Mrs. John Wills, and Bud
Davis ami his fiancee. Miss
Helen Gisler of Stayton.
Considered by critics as one
of the best shows to hit Port
land in some time, the pro-
gram included the New Christy
Minstrels, an hour's concert
conducted by Henry Mancini.
composer of "Moon River” and
the score for many outstanding
musicals, as well as the in
formal singing by Andy Wil-
liams, who was accompanied by
his pianist and drummer. Play
ing for the entire evening was
a large orchestra made up from
the Portland Symphony, after
only three hours of rehearsal
with the distinguished visiting
performers.
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By Bernice Strawn
Extension Home Management
Specialist Oregon State
University
Homemakers
inclined
to
doubt your contribution to Mi
ciety, take note. A recent ar-
ticle in the New York Times
was
headlined
"Housewives
System Aiding Industry.”
This system is simply the
way you get a meal. Because
baked potatoes take time, you
start them first, then the meat
and a quick-cooking frozen
vegetable last. All end up on
tiie table at the same time.
But industries like missile
makers call the system "Pro
gram Evaluation and Review
Technique” or PERT for short.
The newspaper article points
out that you mentally stagger
your jobs according to time
needed A complicated industry
must use charts to show time
required for each task so the
whole job is finished on sched
ule.
Homemaking gets more com
plicated every day. Maybe a
PERT chart is what you need
to get more done. By the way.
we’re told this word is likely
to get common usage Don’t be
surprised if your neighbor says
she is "perting” her housework.
Class Of 1953 To
Have Reunion
Plans have been made for a
reunion of the Mill City High
school class of 1953 Chairman
for th«* event !« Mrs Gordon
McMorris There will tx* a din
ner at the Last Frontier Sat
urday evening. July 20 at 7
o'clock, and a picnic in the
city ¡Mirk Sunday afternoon,
July -’I
Class memtiers that year
wen*: Evart Brewer, Patricia
Brown, Roy Chase. Betty I xmj
Crre. Dorothy Downer, l.yle
Fleetwood. Philip Goble, Bill
Hoffman. JoAnn Hoffman. Dick
Kanoff. Tbm Kaiugf. JoAnne
Kunkle, Beryl Mason. Mike
Misner, Donna Nelson, Roy
Podrabsky, Bill She¡ihcrd and
Dick Syverson
Tins reunion will I m * th«* flrat
one since graduating,
Rozillah Yankus
Gets Four-Year
Cash Scholarship
Miss Rozillah Yankus. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Al Yank
us. recently received
notice
from the State Scholarship com
mission that she is a recipient
of a four-year cash award.
The amount of the scholarship
will be 3500 for the first year,
lhe money may be applied to
ward tuition and fees, books
and supplies or for room and
board.
The award will be automatic-
ally renewed tor a total of four
academic years upon mainten
ance of a 2.50 grade point av
erage each term as a
full
time student. This scholarship
may lx* transferred from one
institution to another
within
the state after the end of the
first year it is in effect Only
152 1963 graduates of Oregon
High
schools
received this
scholarship.
Miss Yankus has indicated
that she will attend OSU.
Still Room for Boys
And Girls at Camp
Elmer Hiatt Honored
On Natal Anniversary
LYONS A family gathering
ami dinner was held Sunday at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Alex
Bodeker. honoring her father.
Elmer Hiatt, wno will be «9
years old July 9. Mr
Hiatt
was born in Ringold County.
Iowa. July 9. 1*74. coming to
Oregon in 1M83 and to Lyons
in 1889. where he has llse.l
ever since, except a few years
in Detroit and Salem.
Honoring Mr. Hiatt were his
three children. Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Hiatt of Roseburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Bodeker an«1
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Bressler of
Lyons.
Others attending were Mr
and Mrs Norman Johnson i and
family of Auburn. Wn.; Mr
and Mrs. Earl Hampton nnd
children of Salem: Mrs. I Fred
Hiles and Mrs Lee Bams of
Portland; Mr. and Mrs Dick
Ix>ng and son of Biadatine ;
Mrs Mamie Hall of Oregon
City; Mr. and Mrs teland Man-
ning and children and Mr. and
Mr». Percy Hiatt of Lyons
Ann Powell Weds
In Barcelona, Spain
Salem YMCA officials an
nounced today that there is
LYONS -Mr. and Mrs. Mar
still space available for hoys
and girls at YMCA Silver Creek shall Powell are announcing the
camp. This camp is located 30 marriage of their daughter.
miles East of Salem in the Sil- Ann to William Hunt of Hud
ver Falls recreation area and son, Ohio. The young couple
is one of the best equipped met aboard ship enroute to
camps in the country as a de Europe in January and were
married at Barcelona. Spain.
monstration recreation area.
Mrs. Hunt returned to the
The camp provides miles of
hiking trails, swimming and United States on the Queen
boating, horse-back riding, fish Mary, May 31 and Mr. Hunt
remained to finish his course
ing and traditional activities.
Roy Horine, YMCA Youth di of study at the University of
rector is director of Camp Silv Aix in France. The couple will
at
Middletown,
Cbnn .
er Creek and has a competent live
where Mr. Hunt will complete
staff to work with him.
Anyone interested in sending his study in Western European
a boy or girl, from ages 9 to Comparative Literature.
Mr Hunt arrived by plane in
16 to camp is asked to write
Portland
Sunday and was met
or
call
the
Salem
YMCA
office.
A BARBECUE is an easy way
by Mrs. Hunt and her parents.
to entertain a big crowd. Here
After a short trip and visit with
are some ideas, suggested by
Garden Club to
her parents, they will leave
OSU Nutritionist Virginia Weis
for
the east.
er to make the job go smooth Picnic July 11th
He is the son of Mr. and
ly:
The Mill City Garden club (Mrs William Hunt. Sr., of Hud-
Plan fr one-way traffic and wid meet Thursday. July 11 j
have several lines, marked Off at 12 o clock for a picnic. If'
by ropes if possible, if the the weather is good it will be -
.
_
crowd is very large,
at the hom<* of Mrs. w«xxiy| Jdntiam (orange bess
The worst bottleneck is us- ; Heller. If it is cold and raining * * *• *
-
I ually the
beverage
serving i it will be at the Fellowship hall. Whitewater Pictures
LYONS-
Th«
1
regular
meet
area, Have separate helpers ; Members are asked to bring
serve coffee or cold drinks, | their own table service. Coffee ing of Santiam Vnlley Grange
held Friday evening, nnd
i was
Speed up the line by offering will be furnished.
the charter was draped in
cubed instead of granulated
A business m«?eting will fol
memory of G«»rge Berry, who
sugar.
low and an interesting program
recently passed nway.
Relishes should be on eating is planned.
At the Lecturer’s hour Albert
tables, not on the serving line.
Hudell from Mill City showed
Assign each helper a definite
The homemaker can do much
job and have two ’’floaters" to maintain a safe milk supply pictures of the North Santiam
Whitewater Challenge, and also
for emergencies.
by giving milk proper care in
For more ideas write to me the home. Prompt, adequate pictures of his trip to Hawaii.
He had a display table of ar-
as OSU for our Extension Ser refrigeration
and
protection
vice bulletin. "Outdoor Cookery from contamination are as im tides from Hawaii.
Visiting masters were Walter
for the Family.” It’s free.
portant after milk reaches the
Rice from Scio and Paul Kirsch
home as during its production
SUMMER CAMPERS, here’s and handling. This involves nu of Stayton.
a tip. Use iron-on tape to label trition as well as sanitation,
yougsters clothes before they for ’he riboflavin and ascorbic
go to camp. Each child can acid in milk are sensitive to
choose his favorite color or light;
the destructive effect
shape of patch. It’s quick and varies directly with time and
easy to apply and lasts through temperature. The flavor of milk
many launderings.
is also changed by light and I
may be responsible for reduc
YOUNG MOTHERS — have tion of consumption where such
you tried armchair shopping as exposure occurs.
a time saver? Watch for ads
in The Mill City Enterprise.
Use manufacturing brochures
and ads to get product informa
tion before you go out to buy.
Call to make sure special ar
KEEP YOUI RENTAL
ticles you want are in stock
before you make a trip.
PKOPEITY FILLED
Grandmothers who shudder
at seeing a baby fed a cold bot
tle should know that "cold-for-
mula-feeding” is a new trend
in infant feeding. Recent stud
ies have indicated that there is
no special advantage in warm
ing a bottle. The young mother
who appears to be careless in
the eyes of the older genera
tion may be following her doc
tor’s advice.
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TO SELLING A CLASSY
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OUR FILES
Five Years Ago
Gordy MrMorrii bail hern
named All Star shortstop at the
fifth annual invitational »oft
twill tourney held at Corvallis
The
Santiam Cheerleaders
wen* having a dance that week
which waa
cha|ierun«*d
by
Gleason Eakin.
Mr. and Mrs Irl Plymale took
a Itti of July holiday by driv
Ing to Glendale to visit Mr him )
Mrs. Clyde Golden
Hugh .lull hail started work
that week at the state hospital
in Salem Herb Whitaker
to handle tn» Interests in
Mill City Hardware
Mrs. Roger Nelson had
completed a term serving
the Marital O»unty Jury
was called to serve
Grand Jury.
Playing at the
theatre was Kim Novak
Frank Sinatra In "My Pal Joey”
and Jane Powell In "'nie Girl
Most Likely.”
Ten Years Ago
Virginia Lee Timm was to
lx* married to Floyd Blacklium
on July 17, according to an
announcement by her ¡>arents.
Mr and Mrs W J. Timm
Mr and Mrs. Charles Clin«*
of Spokane. Wn.. were visiting
with his ¡»rents. Mr and Mr»
C. M Cline
Televi»ion reception was just
being received In Mill City ac
cording to Lowell Stiffler. At
that time it was unusual ami
was only being received here
sporadically.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bressler
at Lyons were honored on their
2 5th
wedding
snniverssry.
Many friend» nnd relatives at
tended the reception at the
Rebekah hall.
At Ken Golliet's store at Me
hama an ad In The Enterprise
featured Nucoa at 4 pixinds
for 31; Beef roasts at 35c a
¡»Hind !»•<•! sieak .,* | i, A
.
and t»>i|ing beef at 15c a pound
Mr and Mrs Bill Shuey wen*
leaving that week on a five-
week trip to Yellowstone. Carls
bad Caverns. Ixm Angel«*» nnd
other scenic points
Lllelaon Aril. Alaska xeniur
M<i»t«-r Sergeant Stanley R
Jones, of Mill City, Ore., has
been named the Outstanding
Oftui-i
■ >t
Noncom m I»»loiieil
tlx* year In the 4157th Strategic
Wing here.
Sergeant Jones, a United
States Air Force aircraft ac-
cessury systems superintendent,
was select«»! fur tlx* lunHir In
recognition of his exemplary
conduct and ¡xrformancr of
duty.
7h<* sergeant. *<xi of Mr and
Mr» Clarence II Jcwu-s <>f Mill
City, attended Silverton (Ore •
High School
His wife. I-aurrl, is the dnugh
ter Mr an I Mra Flaj N Hill
of Anchorage. Alaska
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Fifteen Years Ago
Subscription Ratrs
Mr and Mrs. Orville Down
M.irionJJnn Counties S3 a >e«r
ing ard daughter. Juanita. ha«f
retum«*d from a two week's trip Outside Marh>n-I4nn S3 50 a Yr.
to Texaco, N M . and other
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places in the southwest.
Mr and Mrs D. B Hill and DON W. MOFFATT. Ed l*ub
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harris
were spending the 4th at'
Brcitenbush Hot Springs.
way.
There iremnl In lx1 a run on
Mr» Robert Wilson was sut>-
rattlesnakes in the area. Mrs atHutintc at the bank for Bob
Tom Booth had killed one out- Hill who was on vacation,
side her home, I Rare here.) | At that time Dr Dolph Craig
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mason had was the denUst in town with
run over one at the junction of ' quarters over Jenkins Hani
Fem Ridge road and the high I ware
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