GATES
lly Marl-Mi Stovall
George Stovall attended the
OrcgiMi Association of Second
ary School Principals «infer
ence In Eugene Thursday und
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E,
Johnson art* the proud parents
• if their first child, a daughter,
bom November 12 at Salem
Memorial hoaptal. Little IJndu
K IV Weighed in .It M I shiik I m 2
ounce» Olaf J o I iiimiii of Du
I hkjuc , I owu , I k tile paternal
grandfather and Ml and Mrs.
Albert Harris are niuternu!
grandparents
I.Inda 1
Kay's
great grandparents are Mr unit
Mrs Rola-rt St. Elmo, Gates.
Misses Anne Marie anil Bur-
bara Illite art- spending the
thanksgiving Ixiiiduvs
with
their parents, the O. K. llirtes.
Mrs Juanita Emerson and
- mi , Chris of Portland vislti-d
Ret mother, Mr» Walter 'Diom
as, lust weekend ttiria is stay
ing with his grandmother for a
week's visit.
Mr und Mrs Clare Rush hon-
onxl Mrs. Wilma Stewart at. n
going uway dinner party given
lust Diursduy. Mrs. Stewart
was presented with a gift und u
corsage A s|x'ciul cuke, graced
with u trailer decoration, was
served Present were Mr mid
Mrs Burrell Cole, Mrs. Glenn
Hennes», Mrs. Stewart, uixi Mr.
and Mrs Rush
’Die Gates Firemen's Auxil
iary will meet next Tuesday,
November 27 at 8 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Don Erickson
Mr. uiul Mrs. Roy Comstock
■ if Rockaway were overnight
guests Fl iduy ut the home of her
parents, Mr and Mrs. Bill
Bickett. Miss Phyllis Bickett
also visited her parents over
the weekend
Mr und Mrs Roger Kindred
of Sublimity were Sunday
guests ut tiie home »1 Mr. und
Mrs Bill Bickett
Miss Barbara Blumensleln.
a student ut the U of O is
spending 'niunksglvlng at the
home of her parents, Mr. mid
Mr* Bol> Blumcnsn-in.
Wilma Stewart was tlx- guest
of lx>nor at a handkerchief
uliowcr given last Wednesday,
Novcmlicr It by Gwen Schoer.
Present were Margaret Rush,
Jud> Holman, Catherine I'um-
idgc, Olive Bamhuidt, l-ucill*
Tucker, Geneva Ball. licit la
llrmai, l’cari Oliver, Maude
Davis. Velma Carey, Bette
Kelle, Buriana Pennick, lxiU
Oliver, Ullian Kelle, Audre)
lx* von, Ule guest of honor and
the tiostcss.
Catlx rliu- Turnldge done her
gi aiuldaughter, Kathy Kelle.
and Sheryl Oliver to Salem lust
Friday, where they isMirdcd u
I his lot Holtland They stayed
Mitti Kathy's aunt. Miss Caro
lyn Brvjcha. and her roommate
while seeing tile sights of Port
land Die girls visited the Port
land Zoo and the Lloyd Center,
shopped in the big dci*urtment
»ton » and went bowling. They
returix-d home from tlM-ir me-
movable excursion Sunday .
Visiting at tile I xhiu - of Mr.
and Mrs. Victor lierrun last
weekend, was her daughter, Le
itta Met'all, <4 Salmi
Dinner guests Sunday nt the
Ixane of Mr. and Mrs. Meric
Devine were Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Etzel and four cltildrcn
<>f Fern Ridge; Mr. and Mrs.
Marlin Cole and son of Salem;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Devine
a’ 4 two sons, Wayne Devino
and Ray White.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rush, Di
one, Brian and Debbie were
Sunday dinner guests at tile
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Rush, lhey drove over from
Salem to attend the Mill City
Firemen's benefit Saturday.
Mrs. Surah Raines and her
sister, Mrs. Duisy Blackburn,
* lulled their sister and her fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs Albert Long
and 1 kinaid in Roseburg lust
wi ckend. They also visited a
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sueffrldge and family in Suth
erlin.
Bill Pennick, Al Ward and
Charlie Cannon hunted elk last
weekend and returnixl home af
ter Cannon had the misfortune
of breaking an arm.
Mrs. George Stovall attended
the Santiam Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary benefit luncheon and
card party nt the Santiam Golf
club in Stayton Thursday.
3—Tlir MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 22, 1962 Why Doa't YOU Kaboertba to
THE HUJ. CITY ENTEKPBUB
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In Thia "SPACE AGE” Of
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for Thanksgiving Dinner
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NOVEMBER 25 - DECEMBER 2
7 P. M. Nightly And 11 A. M. Sundays
Free Methodist Church
Mill City Oregon
G. E. Davidson, Pastor
Ph. 897-2640
Rev. Lester Moore
One thing that makes holiday foods fun la that they gener
ally look tlir part . . . rich, extravagant, beautiful. Tnat is
certainly true of Apple Mint Angel Shells.
The crisp shells are a delicately chewy meringue and made
with chopped nuts and broken, buttery crackers mixed through
the egg white froth. After the shells have cooled, they're filled
With ■■ otsm. Then they’n- topped-with big spoonfuls of
green tinted, peppermint flavored apple sauce. And there's your
dessert . . . deliciously pretty, a blend of chewiness and melt-
ingne-.i, of crispness and creaminess, the lively tang of apples
and peppermint a contrast to the soft delight of the ire cream.
Willi Thanksgiving dinner in mind, you could bake the
»hells th«- day before. And prepare the canned apple sauce.
Th< n at serving time it's just a quick flash to add the ice cream
and top w ith the peppermint apple sauce.
The Shells
The Sauce
3 egg whites
2 teaspoons cornstarch
cup sugar
2 cups canned apple sauce
teaspoon vanilla extract
cup sugar
H teaspoon baking powder
15-20 drops peppermint extract
14 scalloped buttery salty
6 drops green food coloring
crackers
1H pints vanilla ice cream
a4 cup chopped walnuts
Beat egg whites very stiff, Gradually add
cup sugar,
beating constantly. Add vanilla extract and baking powder
Break crackers into large pieces; udd with chopped walnuts.
With tablespoon make « mound* of meringue % inches in di
ameter on moKtcned unglazed paper on baking sheet. Make a
deep well in center of each meringue Bake at 275 degrees,
about 5(1 minute Cool Remove meringue* from paper.
Moisten cormtarch with a little cold water; combine with
apple sauce, 2 .'I cup sugar, peppermint extract and green food
coloring in saucepan Cook slowly, stirring con*tantiy until
sauce is thickened Chill Ju*t before serving, place ice cream
in center of meringue shells Top with minted apple sauce.
Serve immediately. Make* 6 servings.
16 per cent from Washington,
and four percent from Idaho.
Next in order were Canada,
Texas, Missouri, Utah, Iowa,
Kansas, and Arizona
Oregon Gets
Record Share MEHAMA
Out-of-state visitors traveling
in Oregon spent a record-high
1217.000.000 this year, it was
announced today by Forrest
Cooper, state highway engin
eer.
Coofier said a tourist survey
conducted by the Highway De
partment's Traffic Knglnecnng
Division shows that 1962 had a
27 per cent increase in cars ana
a 31 per cent increase tn tour
ists over the previous record
year of 1961. The survey also
covered visitors who came by
l>us, plane, and train, each of
which indicated a sizable In
crease.
Hie survey showed that curs
carried 9.255.378 tourists into
Oregon, an increase or more
than 2.000.00 over tnc previous
year. The Seattle World's Fair
was credited with providing ■
20 per cent increase tn the triu-
tie.
Preliminary figures on the
survey had indicated that the
income from out-of-state vlsit-
ors would be apptx ixtmateiy
equal to the 1961 total Final
tabulations, however, provided
the higher income figure of
$217.000,000.
The survey was taaen at rr
poir-ts on major highways al
the state's bortWrs. or me per
sons interviewed, 61 j>er cent
were on their way either to or
from the World's Fair. Of this
total, 52 per cent said they had
visited the Oregon travet center
nt the fair. The travet center
was provided by the Highway
Department's Travel Informa
lion division.
Because so rrtnny or tnr
state’s visitors were on their
way to the fair, they spent
somewhat less time in Oregon
than in previous years, Cooper
Set the« up wayaarks, said. They averaged slightly
make thee guide-poata.
less than three days in Oregon,
—(Jer. 31:21) compared to slightly less than
We fix our sights on God’a four days each last year,
Answers given in the survey
good through affirmative
prayer. By using these affirm indicated the tourists were Im
ative prayers as goals for our pressed with their first glimpse
life, we move in the direction of the Northwest ami that they
planned to return on future va
of good.
cations.
THE MILI. CITY ENTERPRISE ' Of the visitors to Oregon 43
Why Don’t YOU Subscribe to per cent were from California,
Mrs. John Teeters
Mrs Edith Marks returned
home from the U
O Medical
I
School hospital, in Portland, last
Tuesday, where she hail under
lie surgery the previous week.
Mrs Marks' sister. Mrs. May
Wiltse of Seattle. Wn„ re
turned home with her and spent
several days here. Their mo
ther, Mrs. J F. Webber of
Sweet Home is now here with
her daughter.
Relatives here received word i
last week that Sp5 and Mrs.
Allen C. McIXmald and child
ren and Mrs. McDonald's bro
ther, Ijirry Norton, had arrived
safely at Ft Meade, Maryland.
They made .he trip by car and
were lucky ,o have good wea
ther all the way.
Mrs. Jim Richmond spent
from Tuesday to Friday of last
week in Santiam Memorial lios-
pital for a check up. The Rich
mond children spent th«' weeM
with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Titze.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris McDon
ald of Glide were Mehama vis
itors last Thursday. They also
attended the funeral services
for William Longfellow in Stay
ton that afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Pline Bond and
family have moved into the
house here they recently pur
chased from the Milton Rotens.
The Bonds formerly lived in
their trailer house at Lyons.
Mrs. Perney King of Cres
cent City. Calif., is visiting here
with her sister-in-law Mrs.
Williani Longfellow and other
relatives.
Make individual cornucopias
for your Thanksgiving desserts:
Mix pie crust for 2-crust pie.
Divide into 6 balls; roll out
each ball Mi" thick; cut into
triangle with 11" base and 8"
sides. Wrap pastry around 5”
tall cones made from light card-
Ixiard (staple to fasten) wrap
ped in aluminum foil. Seal
pastry edges well; trim pastry
even with the bottom of cone;
roll edge back twice and flute.
Bake in a hot oven (425 de
gress) for 8 minutes or until
light brown. Fill with hot mince
meat combined with cranber
ries,
peaches, or apples; top
with whipped cream or ice
cream. Makes 6 servings.
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Personalized
Christmas Cards
In the Canyon Area. Select your own price range.
Think how nice it would be to have your
CHRISTMAS CARDS
all ready for the mail NOW!
This year The Enterprise has 7 Big
Books full of beautiful cards on dis
play right now.
Before you buy Christmas Cards this
year check our selections. Come in
and look at them. No obligation to
buy. We’re proud of our selections
and want you to have the advantage
of this service.
The Mill City Enterprise
Phone 897-2772
117 NE Well Street
Mill City, Oregon