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Work to complete the Gates fire
hall was started this week.
The
building was started several months
ago by the Rural k ire district and
left uncompleted due to lack of funds.
An appeal was made to the city
council. A deed to the property on
which the building stands was secured
from the owner. Mayor Floyd Völkel,
by the city and the contract for the
erection of one story of the building
given to Ray Lord.
It is planned to enlarge the hall at
a later date, when a recreation hall
will be added.
W. R. Hutcheson, Gates realtor,
reports the sale of acreage to George
Humphreys of Mill City, formerly
part of the propeity belonging to Miss
Georgia Shane of Salem. The land
ia located on the Linn county side of
the river, across from the high school.
The saw mill, which formerly was
operated by Shields Remine and has
been closed down for the past year
has been leased from the present own
ers and it is reported will resume
operation in a short time. A crew of
men has been working the past week
to put the mill in running order. The
name of the lessee was not obtainable.
Mrs. Martha Bowes was surprised
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lats Thursday afternoon when a group Ill., at the home of their son-in-law
of her neighbors gathered at her home and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
to compliment her on her birthday Marshall and family. Mr. and Mrs.
anniversary.
The ladies brought a Dale Miles and children were week
birthday cake and each presented Mrs. end guests at the Stone home. Mrs.
Bowes with a handkerchief.
Miles is their daughter.
Those attending were Mr*. Merle
Mrs. Velma Carey and her mother,
Devine, Mrs. Mary Egglestrom, Mrs. ' Mrs. Cecelia Miller, attended a birth
Charles Rush, Mr*. Burrel Cole, Mrs. | day dinner at the Stone home Satur- '
Clarence Rush and Mrs. Glen Hen- j day evening complimenting Gale ;
ness.
Carey, their son-in-law, on his birth
The Gate* Girl Scouts, troop 52, day anniversary.
are selling cookies to raise funds for | Mrs. Harry Keiser had the mis
some of their projects. They hope fortune to fall twice last week at her
to sell six cases before March 8.
home and as a result is nursing num
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Varcoe spent erous bruises. She fell the first time
the weekend in Portland visiting Mr. inside the house and again in her
| Varcoet mother, Mrs. Rose Stewart. yard. No bones were broken.
Mrs. Dan Morrison has been in ’
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness and
small granddaughter, Kandee, were Lakeview for the past two weeks at '
Forest Grove visitors Sunday at the the home of her sister and family.
j home of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Fisher. |
Leland Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
I George Bailey, spent the weekend in PATTERSON TO SPEAK
I Salem at the home of his aunt, Mrs. BEFORE GOP WOMEN
D. E. DeHut.
The Salem unit of tne National
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Heron and fam- Federation of Republican Women will
i ily have returned to the canyon to meet on Monday, March 9, at 2 o’clock
| reside after having spent several years at the Senator hotel.
in Gaston, where Heron was employed.
Gov. Paul I.. Patterson will speak
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Stone have re on “The Oregon Constitution”.
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turned home after having spent the
All interested men and women are 1
I past three months visiting in Alma, coidially invited to attend.
An unusually fine rummage sale
will be held following the meeting.
March 5, 1953
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