3—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. MARCH 26. 1959
TOM Says:
Qate Oldtimer To Be
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r L Pollen To Be Heavy This
On Centennial Wagon Trek Year Says Health Man
B> Dr. Harold M. Erick-oa
GAES—One of the oldtimers of
'Gates, Weaver Clark, and his grand-
Oregon State Health Officer
I son, Robert Fineout, both of Hills
I recently noticed that the hazel
Mrs. H. N. Wilaon
boro, are now on their way to In and filbert pollen counts were sub-
Mrs. Walter Brisbin celebrated
dependence, Mo., where they will join stant.al during January in the
I birthday last week, and cards and a the wagon trek back over the Old Portland area. This is probably true
< birthday cake were shared with her Oregon Trail. It is reported they built throughout much of Oregon be
at the meeting of the Women’s club and rigged up their own wagon for cause of the mild winter, which has
Thursday.
the caravan, and it has been shipped hedped pollenation. The Oregon
After many delays in the produc to Missouri.
representative of the American
tion of the cook book being sponsored
The trip back is supposed to start Academy of Allergy believe» that
by the Gates Community church, it April 19th, and will end at Independ if this weather continues we will
will be appearing soon.
ence, Oregon in about 135 days. Each have an early and very heavy pollen
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peterson and wagon is sponsored by someone or season.
two small sons of Marion Forks some town, and souvenirs and do
Generally, the Oregon pinion
were guests Saturday evening at the nations will be sold along the way problem begins with the trees and
H. N. Wilson home.
to help finance the trip
_ the weeds, _ grasses
_
runs through
and
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Flemming of
The Clark family will be remem-1 holds until summer. Then, while res-
L. - - 1 by many . folks
£ - 1 1- - 2 in « *L1_
—
f most
. _ A other
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A _ A _ - continue
_ At
I Scio were dinner guests Sunday at beied
this area,
idents > of
states
the home of their son-in-law and where some relative* still reside. to suffer from runny noses and red
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Novak The Weaver Clark home was pur watery eyes, Oregonians usually can
and children.
chased by Adam Shepherd, and is now forget about pollen allergies.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rosamond and occupied by the Bob Wilson family.
This is true .primarily because of
I two children spent the w eekend at
our relative freedom from ragweed,
Cottage Grove with Mr. and Mrs.
which perhaps is th« most troublesome
Our experienced service men John Pitcher, honoring the birthdays
of the American pollen-producers. A
great many people vacation here each
are handy with vour car. Drive of Mrs- pitcher and Mr. Rosamond,
recent school board meet
year, or have made Oregon their
m today for a complete check ing At all a Gates
teachers and school
permanent home, simply to escape the
up. We carry Shell Gasoline and personnel were rehired for another
son.etimes-fatal effects of this weed
By
Jean
Roberts
Motor OU.
year, teachers to receive their annual
in the midwest and east.
MEHAMA
—
A
good
deal
of
con-
$180 a year raise.
Counts of ragweed pollen through
■ cern was expressed in the Mehama
A benefit program for the Boy- I area a few years ago, when the first out Oregon last year showed extreme
Scouts sponsored by the Mill City ■either sex deer season was introduced ly low readings in the western part
iJaycees is coming up soon. It will be ■ in Oregon.
of the State where the Dept, of Ag
' April 1 and 2 at the grade school gym.
Evidence of deer recently however, riculture is now conducting a con
1 A whole evening will be snent in seems to belie the concern that deer trol program, but comparatively high
showing pictures of the canyon oy herds would
wiped out Ruy Rob readings in the Milton-Freewater area
Look.ng for something for that Easter Party?
i Forrest Holman.
erts reports counting 34 deer one of eastern Oregon where no control
was
provided
by
the
Legislature.
Al
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~ | evening dS
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between
Mehama
and his
Here is the place to come for your
lergy experts believe that this effect
MUI City ‘ tend ,u
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sunrise -- services
Phone 7984
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It is far easier to see the de*r a. ive control program should be stren
Christian church in Mill City at this time of year when the leaves gthened and broadened.
BASKETS
CHICKS
NAPKINS
The State Board of Health has cir
.6:30 on Easter morning. Directly af-' are off, than it is during hunting
MUSICAL TOYS
I ter this they will gather at the Gates season.
culated counts from the Portland area
BUNNIES
school, where the CYF group will > Keith Phillips, whose ranch has *40 new*P*P*r#» radio and television
CANDY,
?GS
EASTER EGG COLORS
prepare and serve an Easter break-1 been a veritable game refuge for stations during the past few years,
fast in the cafeteria. This was a many years, now finds that he is 1 and we receive hundreds of letters and
Putii Further Notice Store Hours \\ ill Be From
feature of last Easter’s program, and I over populated with deer and has been phone calls from people seeking ad
vice
about
their
allergies.
Such
pol
10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
so much enjoyed, it was decided to obtaining permits to kill them, before
len counts indicate only what might
repeat. A special program is planned I the wipe out hi3 alfalfa field,
be expected by the average allergy
for morning services, featuring mu-i
sical numbers by the young folks
Use old nylon hose to stuff a pillow victim; for specific information on
accompanied by Arlin Rothhaugh oa fur
t The pillow <an be wash. your own piobieni you should see
Dependable Prescription Service
your private ; hysician.
a special guitar made by him.
' ed and dried in a jiffy.
i There will be another work day on
Phone 6697
MiU
<>reg«»
WHEN IN NiiiSJ OF FEINTING
the Gates Sunday school this Sat
1HE
LN
1
¿.UPRISE
UK
ST
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Ward
were
urday, March 28. Volunteer workers'
; under the direction of Bob Blumen-1 dinner guests Saturday at the home
stein, have made rapid progress, and i of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergholz in Mill
the new room will soon be ready for City.
The CYF group of the Gates Com
occcupancy. A pot luck dinner as us
munity
church drove to Idanha Sun
ual,
is
planned
at
noon.
Gates, Oregon
I Church members plan to meet at day afternoon where they were guests
Power Saw Bar Work
. the schoolhouse Saturday evening, at of the Community church there and a
7:30 for a “sing.” Many also plan to special moving picture and service1
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attend the special services on Friday i was featured.
i
Chain Sharpening and Re- at the Presbyterian church in Mill
[City at 7:30 p. m.
Santiam Canyon Extension unit
pairing.
will meet today, March 26 at 10:30
a.m. in the Gates Women's clubhouse.
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Furniture Upholstering
The topic will be “Household In
Bring us your
sects,” and there will be a potluck
4802 Silverton Road, N. E.
lunch at noon. Everyone welcome.
Salem, Oregon
Michael, Ronny and Susan Jensen
were houseguests this week of their
Low Overhead - Low Prices
Pump or Garden Tractor En I cousins, Louis and Kathy Kelle. On
Free Pickup and Delivery
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle and
One of the tests of a fine beer is its foam: light and creamy. Blitz, the Beer of
gines for overhauling.
children drove to Eugene to return
Write or Call EM 3-0116
the Bright Cascades, is also absolutely delicious to drink.
them to the home of their parents,
for Service.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen. While in
We are equipped to handle all Eugene the Kelle’s visited with form
types of small engine rebuild er Gates residents, Mr. and Mrs. Or
ville Nygaaid and family.
ing and repairing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Levon and
daughter, Lori, w-ere hosts for a din
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ner and birthday party Sunday hon
oring the birthday of Bob. Guests
All Work Guaranteed
and you’ll want it for all its worth
were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Abplanalp
and two children of Portland, Mrs.
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It’s almost certain —with models
the distance between gas stops.
The plain fact is Chevrolet builds
I Frankie Johnson and son Royal, Mrs.
If,
on
the
other
hand,
you
’
re
ranging
from rive lieautiful, dutiful
so
many
different
kinds
ot
cars
Gwenn Schaer and John, Rodney Rog
station wagons to the unique Cor
looking for a car of utmixst elegance,
there’s one to please just about
er and Carol Schaer.
you could hardly make a happier
vette—that Chevrolet builds your
everyone.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Turntdge spent |
kind of ear. Your dealer’s waiting
choice than the Chevrolet Im pal a
, Saturday at the coast, mostly in the
Say you want a stylish, spacious
Phone 7351
Gates, Oregon Newport area.
to help you pick it out.
4-Door Sport Sedan. And, to go
car that combines low initial cost
«Optional oi «jrfra oo«t
The date of the Council Fire pre
with it, Chevy’s velvety V8 power
with rock-bottom operating ex
sented by the local Bluebird and
teamed with triple-turbine Turbo
pense. You’ll find what you want
Campfire groups has been set for
glide*—one of the fin st, smoothest
in the Biscayne 2-Door Sedan —
Thursday evening April 9th in the i
automatic dri. ee offerer! on any car'
one of the lowest priced of all
Gates Women’s cluphouse.
These are just two examples of
Chevy models. And you can have
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Henness of
the dozens of different kinds of
Chevrolet
’
s
new
Hi-Thrift
6
under
Beaverton spent the weekend at the
The emart tieitch is to the '59 Chery!
Chevrolets you can choose from.
the hood to stretch and stretch
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Henness. Mrs. Keith Hen
ness and two children, who have been
guests at the Henness home before
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moving to Salt Lake City, are spend
ing this week with her family at
Mehama.
Mrs. George Arthurs entertained
Friday afternoon at her home, hon
oring the birthdays cf her two
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Walter Brisbin
and Mrs. Oscar Osterhout. Other
guests included Mrs. Joe Novak, Mrs.
Dorothy Newberg and Toni, Mrs.
Evas th» finest wateh
B rdie Wilson and three children and
thoukl b» cleaned and ofled
Mrs. Hazel Devine, who also had a
at hast on»» » P« Neglect
birthday this week. Following an
tywtay—may mean costly
exchange of gifts, all enjoyed cake
repair bilb tomorrow
and ice cream together.
Word has just been received that
EXPERT WATCH
Rodny Klecker arrived Friday at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
nspection
Hap Klecker in Stayton, after a stay
in Walter Reed hospital, where he
underwent surgery. He will be re
membered as the grandson of Albert
Millsap, and just received his mili
LM IM Inspect your watch
tary discharge after a stay of al
It’» worth • tew momenta
most two years in the army, sta
of your time to find out
tioned in the East the whole time.
vbethsr all'» w»H. Thar» «
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moses spent
no rharga or obligation for
a
couple
of days at the coast the first
thia «ervlce
of the week, visiting at the home of
Why not drop tn today I
her sister. Mrs. Carl Franzen at
Neskowin. Guest* over the weekend
Baker’s
at the Moses home were Mr. and
Your Chevrolet ehoiee ineluslee the Corvette, the Impala Sport Coupe, the Nomad Station Wagon,
¡Mrs. Ed. McConnell of Klamath
Ike Bel Av k-Uoor Sedan, El Camino, and the Impala Convertible—all shown above.
| Falls. McConnell is a brother of Mrs.
«
■ Moses.
Telephone 184.3
Mrs. Velma Carey attended the an
MILL CITY
now—see the wider selection of models at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's!
nual conveneion of OSFSA at Gre
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sham Thursday. After attending this
gathering of cooks and other per
*
sonnel, in fact, anyone interested in 1
food service, she drove to Portland, ‘
and spent the rest of the weekend*
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visiting her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carey and two
Stayton, Oregon
Phone RO 9-2126
120 W Hollister
daughters, Diane and Beverly.
GATES
you don't have to
SCRATCH
for it when
■you use
the
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a
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Increase Says Writer
a
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