GATES
Mr. and Mra. Bob Kelle and
family, Mr. and Mr». Bill Milla
of New|»>rt, and Billy Milla of
Ity Marina Mtovnll
Portland
Visitor» nt the home of Mi*. | Mr. and Mra. Robert II. Wil-
unit Mra.
Vic
Ht'iron
lor aon and five aona of Eugene
Oiiiatmna were her ion. Ix-on. 1 apent the weekend at the home
of Vancouver, her parent!, Mr. I of ilia parent», Mr. and Mra.
and Mi» Lea Mullen of Stay­ II N. Wilson.
ton; John li Herron, Hob Ol- :
Mra. Ruble Stubb* apent the
non of Portland nnd Itennbi holiday! nt the home of 'her
Smith of Redmond, who spent m > ii und hia family, Mr. and
die holiday! there.
M'» Rodney Stubbs al CorvaE
Ijeatta McColl of Snlem via Ila
Itrd but weekend nt the home
Mr». Velma Carey drove to
of Mr. nnd Mr». Vic Herron.
Portland Saturday to B|»*nd the
Mr and Mr» Walter Tbomu», remainder of Clirlatinu» vaca­
Walter Jr , and Mr» Juanita tion at the Eugene Carey home.
Emmerson and son, Chria, were
Helping celebrate the Christ-
guests nt n family dinner at the inai holidays at the home of
Al Ynnkua home Sunday,
Mr. und Mr». Bob Oliver were
Brian nnd Debbie Rush of Mr. nnd Mr». Clyde Oliver, Ed
Salem spent Clirlatmaa week OllvM
fat i Oliver, and Mi
with their grandparenta, Mr. and Mr». Terry Muir and Ran­
and Mr». Clare Huah.
dy and Terry, Jr., of Salem.
Among tbone
who
a|>cnt
Mr. und Mr». Don Curry of
Chrlatmna out of town were Stayton »pent Oirlatnia» with
Mr and Mr» Walter Thomas, her parent», Mr. und Mr». 11,
»on Walter, Jr., and daughter, N. Wilson.
Mr» Junmta Emeiaon und eon
Eddie, Anne .Marie and Bar-
Chris, who celebrated the holl- buru lllrte werr home to »|>end
day with Mr and Mra. llonuld the Chriatma» liollday with
Denn Ikon nt Mountnlndale.
their parent», Mr. and Mr». O
Mr». Oliver Win» low and K lllrte.
Donald left December 1H to
Mr. and Mr», llurlnn Gobe]
»pend the Qirlatmaa holidays enjoyed the Chriatma» holiduy
vlxltlng relative» In Cnnada lit a family gathering at the
They visited
the
Wlnalowa home of their daughter, Mr».
daughter» and their fumlllea, I kin Cole, in Salem.
Mr. nnd Mra. Bobby Delxmg
Mr ami Mr» Bob Biumenatrln
and Mr nnd Mra. Courtney nnd family and William Cock­
Hunter, in ImComb»*, Alberta, rell <>l Union, were guests for
and Mra. Winslow'» parent». Chriatma» dinner at tho home
Mr and Mr» D*a Saunders at of Mr. and Mr» Robert Blum-
i’otnoka, Alberta. They expect rn»tein, Sr., in Salem.
t»» begin the return trip Wed-
Mias Barbura Biumenatrln la
neaday,
»tending
the
remainder of
Mr. nnd Mra. Earl txxicka Chnatmaa vacation at the home
werr guests for Chriatma» din­ of lu*r grandparent», Mr. and
ner nt the home of Mr. and Mr». Robert Blumcnatein, Sr.
Mr» Donald Porter In Salem.
They will drive her to Eugene
Chrlstinna Eve gueata at the Tuesday. where ahe will resume
home of Mr and Mr». Bob atudiea at the U of O.
Kell«* were Mr and Mr» Hollii
Ml»» Frances
Blumcnatein
Tumldge. Mr. and Mr». Fred celebrated her 9th birthday De­
Gooch of Salem and Ml»» Cart>- cember 29 with a family gather­
lyn Brejcha of Portland
ing at home.
Gueata for thristmai dinner
Mr and Mr»
Keith Kadin
at the Dalia Kelle home were and children of Scio »pent
1963 Hunt Licenses
Are Required Now
3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1903
. . . and One for Good Measure
Oregon hunter» und flahermen
an* reminded that 1963 hunt­
ing and angling llcenaea are re­
quired if they intend to hunt
und flah after the first of the
year. Waterfowl huntera and
steelhead flahermen will lie af­
fected moat »Ince the aeiiaona
on these game bird» und fish
are currently In progress and
will extend Into the coming
year. Hunter» after predator»
and other nongame anima!»
must also have 1963 llcenaea in
their ;io»»r»»lon.
I’he
waterfowl
aeaaon
1»
achrduled to close on January
2, but 1963 hunting llcenaea are
required if the hunter intend» ;
to hunt during ttwiae two day» ,
In addition, the brunt aeaaon I
will extend through February
13 Winter ateelheadera can |
continue Into the coming year |
with thia aeaaon achrduled
through March in moat water»
>f the state.
Steelhead angler» muat al»»)
have in their possession the
19«>3 »almon
and steelhead I
punch card In uddition to a re- j
gular angling license. License |
f< <*» are JI for general hunting,
JI for general fiahlng, and 37
for combination llcenaea Coat
of th«* »almon-ateelhead licenae
i» $1.
Chri»tmaa Day at the home of 1
hia parent», Mr. and Mri Ed 1
K idin. Mr». Kadin report» that
hrr mother. Mrs
Root, haa
been ill.
Sunday, Mr». Bob Blumen-
»trln and Barbara drove to
Salem, where they attended a
family gathering at the home
of her [rarenta, Mr. and Mrs
D*wla Bonnett.
Alao present
were her brother. Frederick j
Macy of Albany and her niece
and her husband, Bette and Ar­
thur Myers, nnd
their son. |
Brian, of Indio, Calif.
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