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GATES 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Mar. 7, IMS PRUNE CHEESE CAKE Salem Scene I«V Marlon MovaU Oregon's Easter Seal Child Sunday visitors nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blumen strln were Ills uncle and aunt, by Robert H. Elsnor Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kreft, of Salem. Mrs Kreft had been Richard Eymann (D-Marcola), luiw iiiuki'm Begin confined to her home for soiim It raises the theory of a pos time, recuperutlng from a Issit jsUoting Noon sible "double standard,” If with lie|Hitltis, which she hud nothing else. Activity in the legislature is contracted last Inst year. Carol And a daylight savings time »Icking up In the weeks ahead, Ann BlunieiMteln was an over bill saw light in the Senate last in increasing num tier of bills night guest of Juunitu Buyse will be returned from corn ini t- month It would extend DST to Saturday. ic-s usually utter lengthy dis the last weekend in October, to Weekend visitors nt the borne uasión and public hearings to conform with the surrounding of Mr uik I Mrs. Clare Rush i ae House and Seriute floors. Pacific Coast states. Oregon’s were Mr and Mrs. Bill Rusli voters readily appn/ved DST in ! nere, the Issues wiU be debat- and children of Cbrvallls. the last year’s elections, only J and voted upon. Mr and Mrs. Dili Oliver and Final hearings have conclud- as accepted then, the cutoff Sandra, Sheryl and Karen, at- date was to be the final week j .1 on a number of bills; a good tended the horse ante In Salen end in September. The bill's 40 j any more will be heard early Sunday atteriuxm. They pur sponsors believe Oregonians us month. chased u palomino marc, which will agree that daylight savings Nearly 4<MJ persons attended a will be their daughters' birth time should begin and end uni »ublic hearing lust week on the day present. formly in all Pacific Coast jintroversiai Sunday • closing Sunday dinner guests at the states. bill (H. B. 1256) before the home <»! Mr. and Mrs. Merit House Planning and Develop With more and more decisions , Devine were Mr and Mis. I’et< ment Committee. Most witness- facing Oregon’s 30 Senators and ; Etzel of Fern Ridge, and Got l es s|>»ke in tuvor of the propos- 60 Representatives In the weeks i thin Devine, j ul and urged the legislators to abend, the importance of cor-1 Mr. mid Mis. Rex Britton resfiondence from the people , . take action rather than refer visited his brother, Hums But "back home" cannot be over- ring It to a [xipular vote of the ton, mid other relatives at Wil emphasized. Legislators a re people. Lack of time prevent luiiiette Sunday. elected by the people, and the«e ed many people from testifying, Mr. mid Mrs. Ed Kudin hon lawmakers want to know what i As a result, a second hear- ored Iler motiM-r, Mattie Root, the people are thinking. | mg has been set tor Wedncs- with a birthday (tinner Wednes- letters to legislators need not ' day, March 13 in Room 6 ot Here is a layered cheese cake frankly rich and sumptuous. day evening, cerebrating her be lengthy or elaborate. They Below, it ’ s all winey fruitincss set on a crunchy crust; above. i the Capitol Building at 3 p. m. 76th birthday anniversary. Also lauUHon of Redmond, a victim of cerebral Velvety cheese creaminess with more of the crust as a top-ofY. red not be typewritten. They 1 Persons planning to attend present at the family get-to- The fruity part la prunes, tart-sweet and meaty, blended with hould be respectful and sin- palsy, has been named Oregon’s 1963 Easter Seal child | should arrive early. Many late gether were Mr. and Mrs. Sugar and grated lemon rind. The crunchy crust is toasted oat •ere. An insulting letter won't for the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Keith Kudin and family of Scio, cereal, nutuike in taste. And the cheese layer has been frothed comers at last week’s crowded arry much weight. Most im- Seals will be sold March 7 through Easter Sunday session were unable to get in. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Porker with eggs, cream, lemon rind and such. •> riant, letters should explain throughout the state. The House Taxation Commit and family. JJoitom Crust.* why" the writer feels as he tee is spending king hours in Monday visitors nt the in »me 3 tablespoons butter or margarine I Pinch salt >es on certain issues. discussion and public hearings Coffee makers need special of Mr. anti Mrs. Bill Gnbrh-l 8 marshmallows (2 ounces) | 2 cups toasted oat cereal Citizens who don't express Bridal Shower Given on the many tax proposals care. Give the inside a good were his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Combine butter or margarine, marshmallows and salt. Stir over lemselves to their legislators cleaning after each use. Coffee, Robert Gabriel, of South Beach, Jow heat unUl melted and smooth. Stir in cereal. Press mixture Meeting each afternoon, as well ave no room to complain when For Mrs. Stuhr as two evenings a week, this Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melzer ot in even layer on bottom of greased 8-inch spring form pan. MEHAMA—Mrs. Larry Stuhr oils, stale odors, stains, and n unfavorable law is passed. important group will ultimate Salem and Barbara Searcy and Prune Lager: was honor guest at a brides’ film keep coffee from being at liebtiie of Portland. shower which was held in the its best. Rinse well in clear 2 cups pitted prunes, chopped ' 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind ly shape a program to raise up to $50 million in additional | % cup water Mr. und Mrs. Bob Alllston Ak cup sugar Fellowship room of the church water after cleaning. state revenue over the next two Pinch salt took the members of the Gates Friday evening. March 1. Host Community charm group skat Combine ingredients and cook over low heat, stirring con years. esses tor the shower were the Most observers predict the ing in Salem Saturoay stantly, until thick. Cool, then smoothly spread over cereal brides’ three aunts, Mrs. Har final form will be a broader- Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bam- layer. ry Cl axon, Mrs. Ivan Clason based income tax and a cigar Santiam JV’s suffered two and Mrs. Gene Clason. Present hard! drove to Corvallis Sun Cheese Filling: setbacks last week. Cascade for the evening were the honor ette tax of about four cents day, where they took their 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 2 cups creamv cottage cheese per pack. Chances tor a sales crushed the Little Red 59-41 in guest Mrs. Stuhr, and Mmes. daughter, Marcia, out to dinner 1 cup sugar 1 8-ounce package cream cheese tax seem dim because: (1) a 4th quarter uprising on Tues Bob Rogers, Ed Key, Pete teaspoon salt to celebrate her birthday. They 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 eggs, separated Oregonians traditionally have day night. Saturday night found Owen, Gerald Rockwell. Don also brought her a birthday 1 cup heavy cream, whipped *« cup milk cake. opposed it, and (2) it would not Serra winning 40-38 in over ald Kuiken, Lawrence Chytka, produce enough money by it time. Most of the materials for con Topping: James Owens, Bud Casteel, 2 tablespoons sugar The JV scoring punch was George Wilson. Evelyn Teigen, self. This means the income struction of the Dates Commun *« cup toasted oat cereal 1 tablespoon melted butter tax could not be eliminated provided by Ron Ohmart who Hazel Wirth, Elva Kuiken, Ber ity church belfry have been ob % teaspoon cinnamon Do you hm a good ufe driving tained H is hoped the belfry In top section of double boiler, mix gelatin, sugar, and salt; stir even if a sales tax were adopt collected 19 points Tuesday and nie Callahan, Vem Nydegger, record? Then this revolutionary In in slightly beaten yolks and milk. Cook over simmering water ed. 23 points Saturday. Robertson Robert Carpenter. Dale Champ, will be up by Easter Sunday. and realistic auto policy is for you! until mixture is a thick, smooth custard. CooL then chin a few One of the session's hottest collected 12 points in the Tues Don Callahan. Lilly Wolfkiel, Mrs. Martha Bowes observed it rewards safe drivers with lower minutes until mixture mounds when lifted with a spoon. Beat bills to date is H. B. 1535 which day tray and Conover hit for 7 her !Mth birthday anniversary Harold Longfellow, D. L. Teet premium costs end special features. cottage cheese and cream cheese together to blend thoroughly. last Wednesday in the company ers, G. V. Christensen, Austin For example: You enjoy lowest Beat in cooled custard and vanilla. Fold in stiffly beaten egg would prohibit women from Saturday. A team effort was shown in Longfellow, Jack Gilbert, Luth poss bie cost immediately... with of some of her friends. Helping •whites and whipped cream. Pour cheese filling over prune layer. working in bars or other es her celebrate ner birthday Combine topping ingredients.Sprinkle over cheese layer.Garnish tablishment* where liquor is both contests and the Little er Miley, William Prichard, further discounts for safe driving •with whole prunes. Chill about 3 hours or until firm enough to served. Introduced by Rep. Ed. Wolverines have indicated a Larry Prichard, and the Misses years. Premiums ore paid quar were Sarah Raines, Marylou cut Makes 810 servings. ____________ whclan <D-Mult. Co.) who stat bright future for varsity. The Karen Longfellow, Edna Keys, terly with no penolty surcharge. Howell, Alice Watson, Mattie This top-quality protection is ed that bars are "not a proper players on this level have Lynda Davenport, Joanne Root. Ruth Hesa, and two of shown the fight, desire, and Prichard, Bonnie Christensen backed by THE HOME INSURANCE her friends who arc also at the The dinner celebrated the 6th place for women to work," the COMPANY, famous for fast fair bill was protested violently by skill which can produce victor Marian Home in Sublimity, and Janet Turner. .»irthday anniversary of Greg settlement of claims. the women involved. So great ies on the varsity level. luila Bcrrlngcr and Jennie Among those unable to attend Crook. To let all the facts—and further Mr». John Teetars was their uproar that Rep. Santiam JV's fell under the Bohanan. The group also vis but sending gifts were Mmes. Mrs Edith Marks visited Whelan backed-down from his thundering feet of Central’s ag Harold Ayers, Ray Roberts, Information on additional features ited Mrs Oscar Os tert lout while Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips Including a 5-year coo- inday with her sister's family original statement and later they were there. gressive play Saturday night. Raymond Branch, Gene Coles. went to Monmouth a week ago tlnuetion guarantee, le Ted VanWerts in Vancouv said his intention was merely The baby Wolverines were sim Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Watkins Saturday to attend the basket Jack Snoddy, Haskel Huntley, phono sr come in today! to guarantee women equal ply unable to cope with Cent Keith Phillips. John Teeters, honored Mrs. Oliver Watkins ball game between the Women's er. Wn. The committee arranging the wages as men, when the ladies ral's size and strength as they at a birthday dinner Sunday. team of the U ot O and OCE. Oren Small. Fred Smith, Edith St Patrick Day card and bunoc perform bartending duties. Also present for the occasion Willow Phillips plays forward mustered 30 points against Cen Marks, Marion Lewis. Myrtle I He also sgreed to amend his trals 56. were Oliver Watson and Mr. on the U of O team and Ayers, George Maisel. John re- party to be held March 17 at I and Mrs. Larry Conover scored 8 points Kiuken, Carl Titus, Walter Gregg Stevens. turned home with her parent« the Catholic hall in Lyons, met bill to comply with this latter Friends and neighbors of Mrs. for the weekend. Mrs. Phillipa last week at the Ed Castle statement, If necessary. The to get high point honors for the Johnson, and the Misses Beulah Watson joined her in a post- took her daughter back t to Eu- home to make final plans. Oth bill, in its original form, makes Little Red. Ralph Fray led all Maisel and Jackie Keys. er mcml>ers of the committee no mention of equal wages. scorers with 12. birthday celebration at hcr gene Monday. Thinking about painting this tome Monday. Birthday cake On the subject of protests al Visitors a week ago Sunday besides Mr. and Mrs. Castle When cleaning house— use a spring? Rub petroleum pelly on and ice cream were served to with the Ray Robert* family who were present were Mr. and most 350 logging truck opera Mildred Britton, Elsie Gobcl, were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Gerald Lindemann, Mrs. tors turned out for a recent basket or shopping bag to carry your hands before starting a Florent Fricht), Mrs. Jim Sil- public hearing on a bill to in- all small supplies from room to painting job and the paint spat Ellen Rust, Nellie Martin. Ruth Corbett Crowther ot Banks. ters will wash off easily. Hess. Mattle Root, Eva Bam- Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Helsel, bemagel and Mrs. Vem Ny- creas> highway use taxes on room. hardt, Marylou Howel), Sarah Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Christen degger. some trucks. The mob, which Brant of Macleay overflowed the hearing room in Donna Raines, Beulah Mathis, Helen sen and Mr and Mrs. Edward Edholm. Olive Bamhardt, and Walz were in Salem Thursday spent a couple of days last to the hall, cheered as 14 wit Mr. and Mrs I-ring Stafford. •vening where they attended a week visiting here with het nesses charged that the propos The Gates Volunteer Fire- Putman Fund meeting which trandmother, Mrs. Jennie Moe al discriminates against Mrs. Bruce Sims entered the trucks. men's Auxiliary planing com- vas held at Waller Hall on the U of O Medical school hospital rnittee met at the home of Lou A’lllamette U campus. The witnesses claimed Oliver Tuesday evening. Plans Mr. and Mr«. Bud Casteel n Portland last Friday where they operate on secondary for the concession booth at the :nd three children of Myrtle she will undergo a series of often poorly-maintained roads, annual St. Patrick's Day dance, *reck and Mrs. Casteel’s mo- tests and a check up. yet must pay the same license which will be March 16 at the ther and sister, Mrs. Ed Keys fees as trucks which operate on primary highways. They also Gates gymnasium, were made and daughter Edna of Glide by Bette Kelle, Rose Howel) complained that log trucks are islted relatives here the last and Lou Oliver. The Gates Ele if the week. denied use of highways on mentary school eighth grade weekends and holidays, while Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Teeters PERSONAL STATIONERY class will build and decorate the ind sons. Harold, Doug and busses and other trucks operate Hable« Born at Mantlnm booth and help the auxiliary iJruce and Mr and Mrs. James anytime. Log trucks, it was Memorial Hospital. Stayton LETTERHEADS sell concessions at the dance, Peterson were in Vancouver, Bom February 14 to Mr. and voiced, pay the same federal The auxiliary will supply the Wn., Sunday to attend a region- Mrs. Daniel Seguro Romo of use tax as trucks driving many ENVELOPES refreshments. The class will tl bowling tournament. The Marion, a daughter, Veronica, more miles per year over im share the profits with the aux men loth bowl with Stout Creek weighing 7 pounds 12*4 ounces. proved highways. eighth grade 'aimber. Other members of the No witness testified in sup iliary, as the Bom February 18 to Mr. and port of the bill. students have had no fund team and their wives who went raising project this year. Another crowd in excess of were Mr. and Mrs. Red Moore, Mrs. James LeRoy Basl of Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle and Lyons; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dun 1. Stayton. a son Marvin Roy. 300 turned out for a public family visited Silver Creek ham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spoon weighing 8 pounds 5% ounces. hearing on the "Liberty Amend Falla Sunday. They reported and Mr. and ment." which would forbid Mrs. Willard ENCLOSURES Bom February 18 to Mr. and that there were quito a few Branch. certain activities ot the Feder Mrs. Thomas Ray East of Sub people there, even though It al Government and abolish the Glen Roger« and his son and BUSINESS CARDS limity, a daughter, Roberta was early in the season. Sun daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. personal income tax. Rae, weighing 6 pounds H day evening, they had dinner Jim Rogers of Milton-Freewat This throng, too, was vigor BOOKLETS ounce. in Salem. ously one-sided in support of er visited during the weekend Olive Barnhardt and Marge here at the Edith Marks home Born February 26 to Mr. and the measure. Must testimony Parker went to Vancouver, Wn. and with other relatives. Mrs. Victor Earnest Riesterer favored it. One witness who op Sundny with Pittnm Insurance J. M Herberger of Salem of Stayton a daughter. Laurie posed it was booed. But the Ixnvling team, where they liowl- spent the weekend here with Ann, weighing 7 pounds 13*-4 House State and Federal Af ed in the All-Coast Team event his wife, and daughter and son- ounces. fairs Committee, by a 6-3 vote, at the Croslcy Bowl. Other in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Castle. killed the proposal—at leagt for this session -by tabling it. ACCOUNTING FORMS members of Pittam's Insurance Sunday nfternoon visitors at learn arc Betty Pittnm, Darlene tlie Castles were Walter Her A pair of bills. H. B. 1462 and Ruby and Mary Wright. H. B. 1463, relating to proper RULED FORMS berger anil daughter, Barbara, The fifth and sixth grade also of Salem. ty taxation were introduced last students of tile Gates Element month. One would exempt labor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook INVOICES ary nchool took in approximate were dinner guests Sunday at union halls and labor temple as ly $20 at the white elephant the home io their son, Clifford sociations from taxation. The sale held by them last Friday. Crook nn<l family in Mill City. other bill would remove present Miss Barbara Hirtc, daughter tax exemptions from churches of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Hirte, and benevolent, cnarltable and left by train last Thursday ev visited their »laughter, scientific institutions. Anne Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Oregon ening for Sun Valley, Idaho. Mnrle, in Salem General hos What makes it even more in> "A lot of people's idea of She is employed there at one pital Sunday, where she is be perfect exercise is rolling in foresting or confusing is that both bills have the same prin-! of the lodges nt the ski resort. ing treated for virus pneumon- money.” cipal sponsor, Representative Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Hirte ia. J. V. Cagers Suffer Defeats Safe Drivers can qualify for this DIFFERENT MONEY-SAVING AUTO POLICY! 1 MEHAMA GOLD KEY Tf AUTO POLICY If HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Fine Printing OLcL li/m&b The Mill City Enterprise
