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WE GIVE S & II GREEN STAMPS
Highway 22
Mill City
Phone 7442
Santiam Ripples
l—THE MILL CITY ENTBRPR18E HU BSD A Y, NOVEMBER 13, 1N8
Harold Syverson, of Los Angele-
By Judi Hoeye
tj
'alif., was a visitor in Gates last
el al. you t.red, fatigued, wear
Thursday, looking up oldtime friend®
irked, fagged, jaded, harrased,
in the canyon. Hii ¡8 father owned ar
led. worn out. disgusted par
operated the old Syverson mil) east ents. jn tase you hadn’t noticed, we’re
of Gates for many years.
having a vacation with nothing to do.«
Nothing, dd I say? Why, there
Joe Joaquin, who is employed in
Portland, visited his mother. Mrs are about 40 Seniors busy trying
I-aura J iaquin Sunday. He also looked to get their term pafiers done. Now
they've got writers* cramps from
| after property here.
Mrs. Velma Carey and Mr. and writing and typers' cramps from typ­
Mrs. Fred Stone, were dinner guests ing.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gale ■ The Seniors—they're always in the
Carey in Stayton Wednesday even- |news!—have chosen pink and silver
ing, the occasion being the 15th birth for their*class colors and the rhodo-
day of their granddaughter, Donna dendron for the.r flower. Beautiful
combination, is it not?
Carey.
The
GAA postponed their
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Him money
Mrs. I Harry
ke.ser was P>»»»»ntly
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sa)e untjl Thursday and Fri
surprised Friday afternoon, when day of next week. They probably
several friends arrived with packages had to in order to find out what
n'everything, to help her celebrate “miscellaneous” is. We hungry stu­
another birthday. Mrs. Jess Haywood dents hope that by next week they’ll
of Mill City brought a decorated
birthday cake. Others present were have discovered and can have the sale
You Find the Best in
Mrs. Mildred Hostetler, Mrs. Alice as now scheduled.
HERE IS
Thursday night the dedication of
Hershberger and Mrs. Marie Herron, our new school building was held in
all of Mill City, and Laura Joaquin, the high school gym. After the de­
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Mrs. Joe Novack, and Mrs. Chet Ed- dication, open house with everything
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when you shop regularly
holm, all of Gates.
spic 'n span. ’Twas easy to get it that
Mrs. Hullis Turnidge and her way, for our students have lots of
z }
at our meat and grocery
daughter, Caroline Brejcha, who lives “polish” and it took but little "el­
•store.
in Portland, attended the chryBan- bow grease.”
themum show at the civic auditorium
All the rooms in the school were
See us about a Locker Today. Order one and have
recently. They also visited the Jap­ open for inspection. Mr. Harris’ room
anese Budhist temple, and thoroughly was always crowded, for he was
it ready for fall.
enjoyed the beautiful flower arrange­ sending messages all over the world
ments at both places.
by ham radio for everyone and in the
Open 7 Days A Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parker and chemistry room, Ernie Anderson,
three daughters will move soon to Ron Kuhlman and other dangerous
the former Millsap home which has people were doing experiments to en- I
been renovated since the fire, altho tertain the guests. O. K. if you like
some remodeling is yet to be done. to be adventuresome.
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Mill City, Ore.
Phone 2642
Larry Kanoff and Connie Stewart
The Parker home will be occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Kershaw when were chosen Boy and Girl of the
available.
month for October. Congratulations.
The football quarter-final tourna­
Harry Barnhardt and his recent
bride, both of Los Angeles, arrived ment will be played here Friday
Friday for a short visit ^t the home night between Tillamook Catholic and
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Santiam. Be sure to come watch "Big
Barnhardt. They had recently flown Red.” It is certainly going to be a
to Haw-aii for their honeymoon trip, game you won’t want to miss.
After the game, the Magazine sales
where they made plans to return to
Honolulu to make their home, while dance will be held in the gym. All
Barnhardt will be engaged in con­ the students who sold four or more |
struction work. On Sunday Mr. and subscriptions can get in and eat free. 1
Like Good Food?
Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt, and daughter, It DOES pay to work.
Like Good Dance Mask?
Do
you
mothers
need
help?
The
Marc a, were hosts for a gathering
Come and Hear
and dinner for the Barnhardt famil­ second year home ec girls have form,
J IM iHOL'l'Z
ies, to honor the happy couple who ed a babysitting organization called ,
the Mothers' Helpers Bureau. If you I
Playing your favorite modern
left by car Monday for California
dance tunes.
Mi. and Mrs. L. R. Crennell, form­ live in the Hilltop district and you
erly <>f Silverton, have leased the want a baby sitter, call Doris Hut-
You’ll enjoy dancing to his rhythm
Gateway Cafe (formerly Bia-Mar) . hinson, lt»02. If you live on the j
Always the best in food here, too!
and an* now open, following a paint­ ’ Marion county side of the river call I
Try one of our choice steaks
ing and decorating job. The Crennel® Sharon Whitsett, 2024. And if you I
have a young son, Mark, who will live in the Gates area call either i
or a plate of chickeii.
attend kindergarten here, and a Marcia Barnhardt, 4552, or Leatta j
Sea Foods too.
daughter, Christine, who will be in McCall, 755. For rates and further
the first grade. A more formal open- information call Fir manor between
the hour of 9 and 4, or call Mrs. Roles,
ing is planned soon.
Closed Monday Nite—Live Music 6 Nites a Week
4307 after school hours. Be sure to
form-
Jack Romaine, of Portland, a
er resident of Mehama, accompanied cut this out and save it if you are
Ed Taylor and Mrs. Mav Patton, of a mother on the go. It will save you
Mehama, for a visit at the home of lots of time and trouble.
Hang onto your hats and stand
Ned and Daisy Richards Monday.
Phone UL 9-2171
Mehama, Oregon
steady. Soon the Juniors will be com­
All are oldtimers and old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Robb of ing out with their annual stage pro­
Portland, were Sunday guests at the duction. This year the name of it is
home of their former neighbors, Mr. “Rest Assured." It is about a penny- When in Need of Printing—Call The Enterprise—6651
pinching man who won’t let his
and Mrs. Harold Wilson.
Mrs. Clare Rush attended funeral daughter get engaged to—but heck’
services in Salem Monday for her Why don’t you just come and see if
brother, Charles S Chittick, who died for yourself.
This is radio station SUHS sign­
suddenly at his home there last Fri­
day. Although he had been quite ill ing off. Be sure to be with us next
several years ago, there was no re­ week as, same time, same station,
cent warning of a heart ailment, and we bring you another thrilling
his passing was a shock to his fam­ sode of life at Santiam.
ily.
Mrs. Velma Carey spent th« lung
school holiday visiting in Portland at
the home of her run, Eugene Carey,
and family.
Mrs. George Arthur» went to
Portland Saturday to be near her
husband, who is a patient at Veter­
an’s hospital. Surgery on his eye
By Doris G undersea
performed Monday, has b« n reported
as successful, and they hope to re­
Covered bridges are subjects
turn home over the weekend.
artists and photographers, but they
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor of Dallas used to be objects to avoid after dark
have been houseguests at the borne in early days in Linn county.
GotRocks
»»er limousine
of their daughter, Mrs. Glenn Hen-
Long-gone pioneers called them
machtne.
X«d I have my
uess for a few days, and on Sunday “robbers’ roosts,” and cautioned their
the families enjoyed a trip to Burns children to keep away from them af­
®ut out on a high**?«
where they were dinner guests at the ter dusk.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Hese-
* street, or a by*»)'«
men and family. Mr. Hesemen is well
Minute Men serve us both with
known here, and is a son of Mrs.
i Taylor.
A'aJi/.«
¿re. Hex wir'd, Calif.
The Gates Campfire group had a Report From Santiam Ma mor ml
Hoapital
candy sale at school last week and
Burn November 3 to Mr. and Mrs.
netted $4,10. They made the candy
Sc true So quick, so thorough and so complete is Minute
and organized the sale all by them­ Jesus Santibanez of Aumsville a son,
Man service that I mon Oil customers say it’s as good as
selves, and the fund will be used to Carlos C, weighing 9 pounds 7Vs
the fasohne High praise indeed —the gasoline is Royal 76,
fix a nice Christmas basket for a ounces.
the West's most powerful premium’
Born November 4 to Mr. and Mr«
needy family. They are now making
Win >25 oo > Smd us a hmti < k about your
stuffed toys, which will be presented John J. Mackie, Sublimity a daugh­
Uvorite I nion (hl product or service. If it s a
to Konnie Worth of KC.W Portland, ter. Susan Helen, weighing 9 poands
winner. wt ’M pay you $25 on pub.n at ion.
and given to children in that area. 12 ounces.
Write to 76 Limerick*. Union O Box 7600.
Burn November 9 to Mr. and Mrs.
Ellen Howell is reporter, and Mrs.
Lt* Ar.gt.es 54, Cahf.
Jack D. Sphoon of Rt. 1, Stayton, a
William Pvnnick, leader.
Wilmer Crites of Corvallis, is work­ daughter, Jill Susan weighing
UNION OIL COMPAN Y of california
ing temporarily for Layer Logging pounds 10 ounces.
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Co., and staying at the home of his I
parents. Mr .and Mrs. Harry Harmon.1 Wann< the elate of Venetian blinds
There were big blobs of white snow makes dusting much simpler.
on all the loads coming out Monday
morning. Br.rrrr.
Floyd Völkel drove to Portland
Saturday to visit his father-in-
law, A. M. Boynton, who is a pa­
I
tent at Veteran's hospital. Mr
Boynton has had several blood trans­
fusions, and is reported as much im­
proved.
Mrs. Bob Young, of Marion Forks,
served on the election board at the
Gatoe school last week. This is the
voting place for Linn county resi­
dents as far east as Manon Forks,
and about 90 votes were cast this
\ Ever-widening circles
year. Mrs Velma Carey, Mrs. Elmer
Stewart, Mrs. Frank Novak and I
of disc riminating Westerners
Clyde Oliver are the other members I
x are discovering
i of the board Mention of this voting
place was overlooked in The Enter­
makes Olympia
prise list.
MEAT and GROCERIES
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MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
The Riverview Cafe
club checks iVt
on the mu
A Century In
Linn County
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