GATES
Make Your Worthless Land
Worth S S
Logging, Leveling and Land Clearing
Fred Gooch Sr.
Mill City, Oregon
Phone 2803
Announcement....
We wish to announce that we have purchased the
? CAFE
at Lyons and will be
open from 6:30 a. m. to
I 1:30 p. m. seven days a week.
Open 4 a. m. until midnight weekends during
Hunting Season.
We will serve the best in
Meals, Short Orders and Lunches
Come in and get acquainted
Ronnie and Mildred Woodward
The Chef Sez —
Follow The Crowd
Enjoy the Finest Food in the Can
yon - Featuring a Full Line of the
Best tn Sea Foods; Chicken In The
Rough $1.25, You’ll Like It; Top
Striota Steak Dinner $1-50 any
time. Bring The Entire Family.
Children’s Prices.
w re brought in to the
Brisbin p.ckup station, and many
more will be brought in during the
Mr«. H N. Wilanv
next few weeks. It was heard that a
Mrs. Ruth Hess returned horne couple working up the Canyson heard
Tuesday evening, following a vaca- an unusual noise in the brush. Her
tion at Napa. Calif-, at the home of husband investigated and fcund "
Mr and Mrs. Philip Cann, former black bear caught in a highly camou
Gates residents. Mrs. Cann, and her flaged trap Theman returned home
mother, Etta Reed, brought Mrs
" li.- r fie and shot the bear anil
Hess home, and are looking after removed it from the trap, which had
the Cann property and trailer court no markings or warnings It would |
here, before returning to Napa While see n t> highly hazardous thing to do i
in California Mrs. Hess enjoyed a at this time of year, when cone pick- i
trip to San Francisco, saw Cliff House ers. many of them accompanied by ’
and other interesting sights.
children are in the woods—not to'
Mr. and Mrs. James Budlong and mention deer season just round the
two small sons, recently of Idanha, cirne:
are living in the Jess Butler home,
Mr and Mrs. Norman Carey and
near the schoolhouse Budlong is em- two sons and their small friend, all
. ployed in logging in this area
of Albany, arrived Sunday to help
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bently of Lyons, his mother, Mrs Velma Carey cele
were luncheon guests at the home of brate her birthday Gifts and the tra- i
Maude Davis Tuesday. Mrs. Bentley ditional cake and ice cream were en
and Mrs. Davis both taught at the joyed following a dinner Also pre
Fox Valley school before it was dis- sent was another son. James Carey. I
On Saturday, Mr and Mrs. Gale |
I continued.
Alex Boynton celebrated his 91st Carey. Donna and Bruce and Donald
birthday anniversary last Monday at Carey, all of Stayton called to offer
the home of his son-in-law and daugh congratulations-
Mr. and Mrs. George Sauve and
ter. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Völkel- Al
though he has not been in the best daughter, Sheryl, of Salem, stopped
of health, he enjoyed the day and at the Ned Richards home Sunday, on
visitors. Two
Miss'
return from Bend Mrs Rich-
visitors.
Two nieces.
nieces.
Miss Etta,their
T
White and Miss Helen Ingrey, both »rds was presented a lovely fall bou-
! of "Portland, and Mrs. Elsie Barnhart/luet of red leaves, green scotch broom
| of Independence, were out of town , an(l Eastern Oregon sage, full of
| guests. Mrs. Melvin Newberg and . golden bloom—doubly appreciated by
i small daughter Toni, and small friend Mrs. Richards. 80, who seldom gets
Christine Ohrt of Mill City, and Mrs. further from home than her own
Bovnton, all enjoyed the party. Mrs- front porch
Völkel served ice cream and cake , Carol Sue Ball spent the weekend
! The cake was baked by Mrs. Newberg “t the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Gale Carey and two children . -Mrs Clarence Ball, returning Sunday
I of Stayton were Saturday guests at to OSC at Corvallis, where she rooms,
the home of her parents. Mr. and i at Hawlry Hall with a girl from Mis-!
sissippi.
i Mrs. Fred Stone-
Billy Kershaw has just won a trip
Ruth Hess moved last weekend
from the Redwood Court to a small to the Portland Air Base, with lun.h
j house at the Gates Trailer Court, and a sightseeing tour on October 10-
where she will have charge of the This to be provided by the Capital
rentals for Mrs. Edna Cann, who now Journal in Salem, tor their carriers
who get new supscriptions.
resides in Napa, Calif-
Jasper Palmer and Alan Nicker-
I son, who have been living in units at Teachers Honored at
the Redwood Court, moved to Cali
fornia over the weekend Nickerson Mari-Linn School
LYONS — The PTC honored the
plans to enter the Vetran’s Hospital
| there for permanent residen e He teachers of the Mari-Linn school with
has not been well since his leg a reception Tuesday evening held in
the all-purpose room of the school-
fracture last spring
Mr. and Mrs
Joe Novack are The executive committee served re
| leaving this week for a much earned freshments. This gave the parents an
| vacation trip to Hanna. Okla., where opportunity to meet the teachers
they will visit their daughter, Connie with whom their children will asso
late this school year. A large crowd
Skinner.
Arlin Rothauge, student minister was present and each teacher was in
of the Gates Community church is troduced by the principal Robert
again attending Northwestern Chris- Schoor, and responded with short
[ tian college in Eugene, after spending talks. Mr. Schmoor gave an interest
the summer here, working in the ing talk.
The next regular and business
woods. Much was acomplished at
the church during his summer week meeting will be held Tuesday even- !
ends, especially in the new Sunday ing, October 6, with Robert Moore,
school quarters. He will serve the president in charge- Stanley Brown
church on Sundays again this winter. from Lebanon will be the speaker of
It was a wet, rainy, weekend for the evening. He will talk and show
the cone pickers, but nonetheless pictures on retarded children.
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KEN GOLLIET
Mehama, Oregon
Phone UL 9-2257
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NALLEYS
Chef Bill Harris
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Beef Stew 15 oz. L I SUS o9C
Dance To Music
That Keeps Your Toes Tapping
LIVE MUSIC FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY
CLOSED MONDAYS
Zen and Pat Cuttings, Owners
MargarineS-lbSe
The Riverview Cafe
Mehama, Oregon
Phone UL 9-2171
Nalleys Chili 15 oz. 4 cans 98c
FREE!
22 oz bottle
Syrup
SUNSHINE
Crackers
Jonnwy Best's famous color-
tfylist Joyce Hoke is at your
service. Simply fill out the
Joyce Make data sheet you'll
find at our store and your
home will be professionally
color styled—room by room—
at no cost to you. It's easy ond
absolutely free. Stop in for
your Joyce Blake data sheet
1 lb.
27*
HUNT'S CANNED NEW
Potatoes 5 cans 49*
HUNGRY JACK
today.
Pancake Flour 4 lb bag 49*
We Feature Mayflower Milk Products
IVe Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities
A & M Toman
ULrick 9-2257
Mehama
330
Lumberjack
mone
Mill City
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KEN GOLLIET
Your Friendly IGA Store MEHAMA, OREGON
Prices Good For October I, 2, 3
GENE'S MARKET
MORRELL PRIDE PICNIC
Canned Hams 3 lb. $1.98
NEBERGALL'S SMOKED
49*
SAUSAGE
FRESH PACIFIC
OYSTERS
pint
59*
FRESH LOCAL GROWN
FRYER RABBÌTS lb. 59*
We have Boget Slab Bacon from Hubbard
Take a slab on your hunting trip —— Sliced Free