•—HI MILL CITY ENTERPHISlTHl RSfAY, AVGVKT 7, 1*5» There Is No Substitute For Local i NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Try The Enterprise Every Week i Pennick, Edna Hutcheson, Dora Kadin Mrs. Levon visited with c.dtime grar.dson, Elton Brown and family of Salem. Ned is recovering very well and daughter Judy, Mary Wilson, friends. Els;« Völkel, Ruth Kershaw, Nellie (____ If news seems a little short this from recent surgery, and able to be Mrs. H. N. Wji««n i Allen, Lucille Tucker, Rosa Roten, week, it’s because so mar.y Gates out on his front porch most every Mrs. Walter Brisbin and Mrs. Olive Barnhardt, Wilma Stewart and housewives are working nights in the day for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Watson return­ Maude Davis were hostesses Thurs­ Beverly. No Coffee hour is planned, Stayton cannery, and sleeping days, making telephones taboo. Several ed Saturday from a vacation trip in­ day afternoon for the second Coffee for this week. Amos Roten arrived this week from ; carloads of youngolks go to the Stay- to Washington, visiting their neice in in a series sponsored by the Gates Redwood City, California, for a visit; ton area each day to pick beans al- Seattle and Mrs. Watson’s sisters at Women's Club adding *12.05 to their tax fund. Gladiolas an dahlias dec­ with his mother Mrs. Rosa Roten, and ‘ so, some accompanied by their moth­ Everett and Stanwood. Also visited orated the .buffet table, from which doing some painting and repair onlers, and proudly await the day they on Comano Island, and at Edmonds, his property here. ___ His ____ two _________ children,!can buy those dreamy new dresses. a former home. They were accompan­ delicious refreshments were served to HJ> ,___ ____ ____ _______ the following: Mmas. Ruth Heiss, porothy and Charles Roten who have shirts and thing for school with their ied by her daughter, Mrs. Gregg Stevens who left them at Salem, and Lola Henness, Pearl Oliver, Donna- been visiting their grandmother, will'hard earned money. returned to her home at Gardena, lee Birkhollz, Sophia Kist, Helen Ed-'return t0 California with him. I — The • heated swimming pool and the California, by bus. holm, Frankie Johnson, Audry Levon beautiful pirnic grounds there mere jus. just Mr and Mrg Joe N their Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goheen of and small daughter Lori, Lillian Argos, Indiana, are visiting for a few opened by The Last Frontier will wi" be daughter Mrs Marje Herron and Kelle, Martha Bowes, Margie Parker, days ät the A. T. Barnhardt home. the most populär spot in the canyon granddau' hter ¿fnah Herron both f J . " ’ . Only f off color com- oom oi Jeri and Lynette, Violet Bailey, Laura Mr. Goheen is Mrs. Barnhardt’s dunng August. c ac ,om uiuan jed nerron Mr Joaquin, Birdie Osterhout, Barbara ments heard were Why didn t they # to brother. - - H Mr. and Mrs. Til Rains, Earl Gro-. ktart this June 1st—summer is most son — Rock Gardens in Eastern Ore­ blesbea, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cline' over’, and ‘wish they could give rates gon last week. It’s a most interesting and three boys spent Sunday at the for school kids’. spot to everyone, but Mr. Novak S. P. 4 Gordon Devine, son of Mr. home of Mr. and Mrs. Tilmon Rains, . really ’ icn 1 ’ Seems his best foot fell ivr for it. and Mrs. Merle Devine spent a « ’ “ ¿•.went backward 1 instead of forward Jr. at Howell, where all enjoyed an rtf (Tora ot Vvv* knrno Inet WiH-k e-Tiil D€» • old fashioned home-made ice cream of days at his home last week end be­ and he found himself eased into a fore reporting to Ft. Lewis. He ar­ round shallow despression, with head feast. Guests this weekend of Mr. and rived in Seattle after serving many a little too low, and feet a little Mrs. Robert Levon and Lori, were months in Korea and will be eligible high, surrounded by beautiful roek Sherman Johnson of Lebanon, Mr. for discharge soon. inlays, and pretty flowers. His Rex Herron and David Vail made friends found the ‘picture’ so delight­ and Mrs. Charles Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wagner and three a quick trip to Redding, California ful {ahem) it was some time before recently to visit an uncle, Pat Her­ Novak, a bit on the rotund side, was children all of Portland. James Carey has returned from his ron, also a former Gates resident, extricated—but he’s a joHy good fel­ business trip to Billings, Montana. and to bring back a car. low, and all had a grand day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin vis­ He reports their plane was forced to Miss Virginia Surface of Portland land at Whitehall, Montana on ac­ ited his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Phil­ arrived Thursday for several days count of a severe hail storm, which lip Hackenberg in Portland recently, visit with her friend Mrs. Joseph did thousands of dollars worth of and all enjoyed a trip tv a summer Bowes. Both taught in the same Port­ damage to grain crops over a large home just purchased by the Hacken­ land school at one time. makes Olympia bergs on the beautiful Nehahn) River. area in western Montana. Mr. and Mrs. George Arthurs left refreshingly __________________ _ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Levon spent two | Burney Ryals, formerly of Gates, Wednesday for several days stay at days in Portland this week. While but now of Salem visited Mr and Mrs. X different I Bob was attending to business retails, I Ned Richards on Sunday. Aho their Gresham, taking in the fair and dog races. Mis«. Bertha Ziebert arrived Sat­ urday from St. Paul, Minnesota for a I ten day vacation at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and I Mrs. Fred Kist. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt spent the week end fishing and camping at East Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin, and Mrs. Wm. Hutcheson, accompanied by Mrs. Cliff Carrick aud daughter Joyce, of Stayton, attended a lodge picnic on Sunday at Harnsberger Park at Independence, given by the Will­ amette Valley Maton’s and Patron’s Assn. Mt. and M rs. James Overlook and four children of Seattle, and Edmond Davis of Tacoma arrived last week i end to visit their mother Maude Davis and former friends and rela­ tives in the community. Invitations are in the mail for the coming wedding of Miss Geralyn Nor­ ris of Beaverton and Earl Henneas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henness, at the Methodist Church in Beaverton. Gary Henness, angelic small nephew of the bridegroom-to-be, is being groomed for ring-bearer. Otis Chance has been visiting a week at the home of his sister and brother-in-lavy, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin I Dodge, while on leave from the Navy. I He ha? finished a six months course in Electronics given at Treasure Is­ 4 land Naval Base, and is now await- :ng orders. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chance who recently moved to California to make their home. Mrs. Fred Stone and her daughter, Mrs. Robert Marshall and grand­ daughter Darlene of Alma, Ill., spent the past week on the coast, near Waldport. They were joined by an­ other daughter, Mrs. Dale Miles and family of Florence, and later a fam­ ily reunion was held at nearby Den- zero State Park, present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saunders, Baker, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stone of Sac­ ramento, California; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stoaks and children of Eugene, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vrana. and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Stoaks all of Palo « Alto, California. The Stoaks family will t* remembered as former Gates residents. Fred Stone and his grand­ son Bruce Carey of Stayton joined the group for the week end and Mrs. Fred Stone, daughter Winnifred Marshall and granddaughter, Darlene, who have been houseguest* for some time, all returned to Gates Sunday eveaiag. GATES I \ Ever-widening circles I .1 - ourt hours per month yon are getting the •• of your property outweigh advantage of my quantity rates. That's your fire insurance coverage T why today's average price per kilowatt-hour If so your ktea could be aab- for PP&I residential electric service •tantiaL Better check ertth ea. is 16.6% lower than in 1W49. NO OBLIGATION D. B. HILL INSURANCE TPACIFTC POWER