•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THVRSDAY, APRII. 21, 1955
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Mrs. Albert Milhsn
G. R. Frost, superintendent of the1
Cates schools has announced Sunday, I
May, 22 as the date for Baccauaureate '
services, to be held at, 8 p. m.
Commencement exerci.-es will be
held at the high school Wednesday, I
May 25 at 8 p. m. John Barnhardt1
will be valedictorian and Loretta
Stahlman, salutatorian.
The following seniors from the.
Gates high school will be in attend­
ance at the Marion County “B”
League banquet at the Senator hotel
in Salem, Tuesday evening, Aptil 26:
John Barnhardt, Gordon Devine, Dan­
ny Evans and Allan Vail. G. B.
Frost and Mr. Crakes will accompany
the boys.
Men.bers of the Girls Athletic As­
sociation of the Gates high school
have been invited to attend the Salem
Gym Jamboree, to be held at Salem
high school, Wedne day night, April
27. Their advisor, Mrs. G. B. Frost,
is making airangements for trans­
portation for the trip.
The card party given by the San
tiam Canyon Extension unit in the
recreation looms of the high
_ school,
Saturday evening, April 16, was well
attended. This affair was given to
raise money to pay for the gas range
recently purchased by the unit and
donated to the community house.
More than enough was realized from
caid games and bingo. Refreshments
were served at the close of the even­
ing.
Taking advantage of the first sun­
ny day for over a week about 20
members of the local fire department
I met at the Community house wi.h
hammers and saws ready to put the
asbestos shakes on the house, which
they had volunteered to do. Much
progress was made and less than
another days work will see the job
completed. Ladies of the Gates
Woman’s club and Extension unit
served a hot dinner to the bunch of
hungry men. Those serving were Mrs.
Kenneth Martig, Mrs. Glen Henne.-s,
Mrs. Orville Nygaard, Mrs. Philip
Cann, Mrs. William Pennick and
Mis. Elmer Klutke.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Louisa Wriglesworth from her son,
Pvt. Herbert Romey, of his safe ar­
rival in Germany last week. He is
stationed near the Austiian border.
He stated he was happy to report he
had been transfered from the infantry
to the Quartermaster Corps. Pvt.
Romey is a graduate of Gates high
school.
O. W. Watson was a Portland vis­
itor for three days last week where
he went for a medical checkup at the
Veterans hospital. Mr. Watson is a
veteran of War I.
Mrs. Laura Joaquin accompanied
Mrs. Jess Haywood to Portland Tues­
day of last week. Mrs. Joaquin also
went for a medical check and came
home with the report of a specialist
that there was nothing the matter
with her.
Mrs. L. L. Rynearson was taken
* to Santiam Memorial hospital, Sun­
day, April 10, where she remained
under observation until Saturday
evening, when she was brought home
She is reported to be feeling some
better but must remain in bed for
a time.
Ray Lord, former resident of Gates
and owner of the Lord Motel, now on
a ranch near Molalla, was a Gates
visitor Saturday.
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