Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free­
5—Ttie MEI City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 29, 1968
man, Esther and Paul, spent
February 16, 17, and 18 with
once a month to raise funds
their son, Earnest, who is a
for Christmas treats for the
«tudent at Northwest Chris­
area children instead of spon­
By
Boots
Champion
tian College at Eugene. This
soring
their annual dance for
The Lake Cafe was the set­
was parents weekend. While
this purpose.
ting
Wednesday
night
for
a
in Eugene they also visited
Attending the Budget Pre­ 1—8 x 10 Oil
steak dinner, where Bill
their fromer neighbors, Mr.
paration
Workshop meeting
Scott Hilleslaud, who has and Mrs. Frank Hayes.
Waters,, manager, was host at
Colored
been with the Air Force at
a family gathering. In at­ from this area Wednesday 3—5 x 7 Black &
LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Leo
evening
of
last
week
held
at
Ft. Wainwright, Alaska, is
tendance were his mother,
Jo Whitsett, of the Mill Cruson were hosts for a re
Mrs. Glee Waters of Mill the Mill City High School
spending a month’s leave City Ranger station office ception Sunday afternoon at
White
with his parents, Mr. and was among those in Eugene the home of his parents, Mr.
City, his brother and sister- were: Mayor Harold Champ­
Mrs. Spencer Hillesland. He last week attending a budget and Mrs. Charles Cruson, hon­
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Spike ion, Detroit City Recorder,
Waters and daughter, Rox Saul Zone, and Robert Kirk,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. and finance meeting.
oring them on their Golden
Mark Sheythe in Seattle en­
Ann of Seattle, his brother-in- all of Detroit; Reba Snyder, Good until March 15 only
Wedding anniversary. Decor­
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Idanha City Recorder, Lydia
route home. He expects to be
The Mill City Garden club ations included a 50-year an­
Raymond Sophy and son, Wiiliamson, secretary for the
sent to Vietnam at the end of will be chartering a bus niversary candle made by
Idanha Rural Fire District
his leave.
Ray of Jordan Valley, and and
again this year to attend Mrs. Glen Julian. The center­
Martha Taylor.
Irene Stout.
Gardens on Review in Port­ piece arrangement was of
PHOTOGRAPHY
Mrs. Dude (Shirley) Alley
Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus land. The cost this year is gold colored mums arranged
Earl Parker of Silverton, who
326 S. W. Broadway
is
hospitalized
at
Good
and Alan were in Portland $1.50 admission and $2 bus in an antique white iron­
who has been confined for a Samaritan hospital in Port­
Mill City, Oregon
Sunday where they attended fare. Anyone who is interest­ stone bowl. The cake was
week at Santiam Memorial land is still undergoing tests.
a family gathering for Mrs. ed in making the trip (you beautifully decorated with
hospital, Stayton for medical
Eph Thomas on the occasion do not need to be a Garden golden colored daffodils.
attention, was released Fri­
of her 86th birthday. She is Club member) is asked to call
day and is now recuperating
Serving were Mrs. Edward
Theresa Lankins was at his Silverton home. The
the mother of Mrs. Yankus.
lsabell Heller, 897-2177 or Else Cruson, sister-in-law and Mrs.
Fun & Action
crowned
Queen of the 1968 Parkers were long-time resi­
John
Bryant,
granddaughter.
Allen 896-2710 for reservations
Sweetheart
Ball
Saturday
Kathy Gibson, 12-year-old or information.
dents
of
Detroit
before
mov
­
They were assisted by Mrs.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Wofford, Mr. Cruson’s evening at the Santiam High ing to Silverton.
NEVADA
GATES — The Gates City
Gene Gibson has returned
Dave Oja returned home
The Mill City Garden club sister of Portland; Mrs. Dar­ school gym. She was escorted
home from Salem Memorial will met Thursday, March 7 rell McWhirk, niece of Mrs. by Mark Bennett. Theresa is Sunday following a trip to Council met Wednesday, Feb­
where she had corrective foot at the home of Mrs. Wendell Cruson from Marysville, Cal., a senior at Santiam and the Seattle Thursday. His wife, ruary 21, at the council cham­
every day, every night in the
surgery. Mrs. Gibson says Heller for a dessert luncheon Mrs. Herman Nelson sister of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Veda, who accompanied him bers.
Fred
Woods,
a
delegate
famous Mapes Casinos, ground
Claude
Lankins.
she is getting along fine.
remained
there
for
a
week
to
Mrs.
Cruson
from
Lyons
and
at 1 o’clock. Paul Brady from
from
the
Rural
fire
depart
­
level or high above in the SKY­
visit relatives.
the U. S. Forest Service will Mrs. Leonard Cruson, sister-
ROOM. Fabulous entertain­
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson present the program and in-law of Lyons.
Recent visitors at the home ment, requested council help
ment, always.
have returned home from show a film. Anyone who is
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ander­ in determining fire hazards
Out-of-town guests were Newcomers Club
Newport where they man­ interested in attending is in­ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wofford
son were Mr. and Mrs. Ray and what to do about them
Downtown Reno location,
ideal for business or pleasure
aged a motel for friends vited to attend. Please call from Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
Yarnell, and Mrs. Yarnell’s before the dry and dangerous
season sets in. Frank Baech-
... 300 beautifully appointed
while they were on vacation. the hostess for reservations. Darrell McWhirk from Marys­ Has Potluck Dinner
sister, Vivian of Portland.
ler and Ross McCombs of
rooms, 25 luxurious apart­
Moyne
Alley,
who
under
­
Pete said he and Dorothy en­
ville, Calif., Mr. and Mrs.
The
Santiam
Newcomers went surgery for a disc fu­ council will meet with Woods
ment-suites, with Kitchenettes
joyed their two weeks stay
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt Leo Barks of McMinnville, club held its February pot­
Fine food and beverage in the
and got in some “beach took a few days off last week Miss Cheri Barks and Conley luck dinner Wednesday at the sion at Portland Tuesday, is and another fireman to dis­
cuss the matter.
Coach Room.
combing.”
and spent part of the time Elmo from Corvallis; Mrs. Gates Community center. The reported to be getting along
John King requested that
at Quincy, Calif., at the home Mike Pickett of Salem; Mr. clubroom was decorated in nicely.
FREE PARKING
the
pile of stumps on the end
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Jepsen of their brother and sister-in- and Mrs. John Bryant of Eu­
The Detroit Women’s Civic
honor
of
George
Washington
’
s
NO MINIMUM
of
his
street
be
burned
or
entertained with a dinner law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. gene, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. birthday and needless to say club will hold their regular
NO COVER
Sunday honoring their daugh­ Schultz. The weather was Cruson Jr., of Salem, also cherry pie was the main des­ meeting of the month Wed­ taken care of in some way.
TOP ENTERTAINMENT
nesday March 6 at 8 p. m. in Mr. King also suggested the
ter, Mrs. Beatrice Splichal of fine all the time they were friends from Lyons, Mill City, sert.
the Detroit City hall. Hostes­ council check into the advis­
Springfield, on her birthday gone but they did hit a snow­ Stayton and Scio.
The host committee includ­ ses will be Mrs. Joe Muise, ability of having building per­
anniversary. Others present storm between Bend and
Mr. and Mrs. Cruson were
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Adair, Mrs. John Madarus and Mrs. mits within the city limits.
were David Jones and Marge Klamath Falls.
married February 27, 1918 at ed
Mr.
Mrs. Alex Burrell Kenneth Fry. Refreshments
The council members ap­
Thompson, Anna and Jenni­
Hamilton, Mont. They are and and
Mr. and Mrs. George
proved and then tabled a mo­
fer of Gladstone and Mr. and
Students at Santiani High both natives of Montana, com­ Thompson. However, due to will be served following the tion to appoint a judge for a
Mrs. Martin Jepsen.
school will have a holiday on ing to Oregon in 1940 and to illness, the Adairs were not business meeting.
Hotel and Sult* Rates
There was no school Wed­ city court.
Wednesday when teachers at­ the Lyons area in 1949. Mr.
Next meeting will be held
Guest Bedroom*
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barney tend an In-Service program Cruson worked in the log­ able to be present at the nesday, February 28 for the
Sinfle ..................$10 to 16
top six grades (7-12) of Detroit March 27 a Wednesday.
will be moving March 1 to at Mohawk high school at ging industry and is now re­ dinner.
Doubl..................... $13 to. 19
In addition to the hosts, the =chool. Teachers attended a
their new trailer home at Marcóla. This is a state de­ tired.
Twin* ................. $14 tV 19
following
were
present:
Mr.
Studio Room ... $20
Small School’s In-Service at Forest Service Land
They had two sons, Gordon,
Paradise Island in Salem. partment of education small
Suitea—parlor, large bed­
Their home here has been schools project and attended who was killed in a logging and Mrs. Roland Crow, Mrs. Marcela. This was inadvert­ To Be Surveyed
Flossie
Evans,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
room, bath,
ently sent in last week as
sold to a Mr. and Mrs. Luther. by many instructors.
accident near Mill City in
Kltchennetta .$35 to 50
Fletcher, Mr. and March 28.
DETROIT — Forester Rolf
Mrs. Barney is employed in
1942 and Leo, who lives near Howard
Additional parson in room or
suite |3 par person.
An OEA Convention is Anderson at the Detroit Ran­
a state ffice and he is at­ See the Lions Auxiliary them; also give grandchildren. Mrs. Paul Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs.
Ed
Hedland,
Mr.
and
ger
Station
said
Tuesday
a
scheduled at the Portland
tending vocational college in Book shelf at The Enterprise
Mrs. Dale Howell, Mrs. Edith Coliseum March 11 and 12. contract has been awarded to
Eugene.
office. A varied selection,
Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Your Choice at 10c each. 10 ReMines Return From Kealen, Mr. and Mrs. Ross There will be no school on Jackson & Prochnau, Inc. Al­
bany, by the U. S. Forest Ser­
those two days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kleihege
sumí
McCombs, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Visiting at the Detroit vice for a Land-Line Location
were Mill City visitors Sun­ Mrs. Henry Swartz left by Trip to Guatemala
McDonald, Mrs. Ernestine home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Survey in the Timber Butte
day where they attended ser­ train Monday for Wisconsin,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean
area some eight miles East of
Mr. and Mrs. Shields Re­ McLenon,
vices at the Presbyterian Minnesota and Michigan
Mowry, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Anderson Thursday and Fri­
church and visited friends.
where she will visit with rela­ Mine have returned from an Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde day were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Detroit. The survey is in con­
interesting vacation trip Phillips, Joseph Pietrowski, Gettnann of Milwaukie, Ore­ nection with a timber sale in
tives.
Mary Susan Heller spent
taking them first to Guatema­ and James Truesdell.
gon. The Andersons accom­ the area scheduled for June.
Due to snow now covering
the weekend at the home of
the Gettnann’s as far
Sgt. Gary Whitsett, who has la, which has been in the news
Door prizes were won by panied
the area, the survey program
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. been stationed with the Air­ recently as a place of inner Mrs.
as
Salem
Friday
afternoon
Kealen and Jo­ where they visited at the is scheduled ter this spring
Wendell Heller. She brought force in the Phillipines for strife. However, Mrs. ReMine seph Vivian
Pietrowski.
with the project to be com­
with her Jennifer Moore of the past two years has return­ said there were no major the dinner nearly Following
everyone home of Mr. Andersons sister, pleted in 60 days.
Grants Pass as her house ed to the states. His wife and eruptions while they were headed for the card
Mrs.
Bessie
Haldnan.
guest. Both girls attend OCE small son have been living in there. She said there were where canasta, pinochle tables
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dew­ The program calls for the
and
at Monmouth.
hurst attended the Loggers surveying of 11% miles, plus
Gates. The family will move some minor demonstrations. knock were played.
Mrs. ReMine said the cli­
Conference in Eugene on Sat­ the monumenting of sixteen
soon to Denver, Colo., where
cornors, and the marking of
mate there was quite warm
urday.
Gary Chichester, son of Mr. he will be stationed.
and to be really comfortable Rainbow Girls Go To
About one hundred youth five miles of surveyed-line
and Mrs. Bob Chichester is
and adults attended the Youth with posts or signs.
In a letter received recent­ one had to be in the mountan-
now at Pensacola where he
Rally at the Detroit Com­ Total contract bid was $6,-
is attending a Communica­ ly from Mr. and Mrs. Glen eous part of the country. It Silverton Sunday
W
jMj
munity Christian Church Sun­ 654.50
tions and Radio Naval school. Shelton at Lincoln City they is primarily a country of
mour.tais
but
on
the
flatlands
His parents say he likes his said they were enjoying beach
Girls from Marilyn Assem­ day evening. In attendance
work very much. Another living very much. They re­ it gets really hot.
bly No. 60 Order of Rainbow were representatives from Too Late to Classify
son, Kenneth Chichester, is cently purchased an apart­ From Guatemala the Re­ for Girls went to Silverton Stayton, Mill City and Gates
at Shemya Island and also ment house there. Mr. Shel­ Mines visited with friends and Sunday afternoon where the churches, and the Idanha LOST—Black coin purse con­
taking communicatoins train­ ton said he particularly en­ relatives in Los Angeles then Grand Worthy Advisor, Inter­ Community church. Guest
Reno. (702) 323 1611
taining currency and
ing. He, too, is in the Navy joyed agate hunting and real­ met Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelly national Order of Rainbow for speaker was Jan Wollbanks
TWX 702 358 3542
change. Also a key. Reward.
but presently has shore duty. ly had the “bug”. He also in San Francisco and the two Girls, Miss Alison Whitney of from the Northwest Chris­ Ph. 897-8998.
9
said there was good perch couples spent some time on Corvallis was making her of­ tian College, Eugene.
A recreation night is open
Last week Mr. and Mrs. fishing just 75 feet or so from the desert, traveling on home ficial visit.
together.
Verne Clark spent several their beach home.
The girls from Marilyn As­ to the ladies in the upper
days on the home of Mr. and
sembly put on the Addendum North Santiam Canyon every
IV e Now Have a Fine Assortment of
Monday night from 7 to 9.00
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pres­
Mrs. James Rorabaugh of
“The Flower Garden”.
Deanha
Extension
To
p.m.
at
the
Elementary
school
Everson, Wn., where they ton, Arleigh, Glen and Cindy
Escorted and introduced
visited with Mr. Rorabaugh’s and Mrs. Ralph Briney, Dan
were Mrs. Dorothea Scarth. The evenings program includ­
mother, Mrs. Harold Rora­ and Pat all of Longview, Have Meet on Taxes
Grand Deputy, International es volleyball, basketball and
baugh, of Otis, Colo. Mr. Clark Washington were guests Sat­
Order of Rainbow for Girls, exercises. Why not join in the
Per Pair..................................... ■■
DETROIT — The regular Miss Alison Whitney, Grand fun. Tuesday nights are re­
and Mrs. Rorabaugh are bro­ urday at the home of Mr. and
meeting
of
the
Deanha
Home
Mrs. Richard Freeman, Esth­
ther and sister.
Worthy Advisor, International served for the mens town
er and Paul. Cindy Preston Extension Unit is scheduled Order of Rainbow for Girls, team basketball games, also
Studio of Hair Design in and Mrs. Freeman were hon­ for March the 7th, but there Mrs. Gordette Garton, Mem­ from 7 to 9:00 p. m.
The Forest Service plays
Mill City specializes in hair ored with a birthday dinner. is a good chance of it being ber of the Home Endowment
post-poned until the 14th of Committee of the Grand Chap­ on Wed. nights at the same
Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City
cutting. Open Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roten March, depending on the out ter Order of the Eastern Star time. These games are open
through Saturday from 9 a.
come of the District Basket­
m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, and Bill Roten accompanied ball Tournament scheduled at of Oregon; Mrs. Arlvene Sum­ to all who wish to take ad­
of the sports.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Milton
Roten
of
owner. Phone 897-2100 36tf. Lyons on a trip Sunday to the Dallas March 1st and second. mers, Worthy Matron of Ra­ vantage
Mel Round of Idanha ac­
mona Chapter No. 58, Silver-
The “potluck” meeting is ton; and Mr. Scarth.
companied his freight truck
Metolouis River.
scheduled to be held at the
Under Good of the Order driver to Los Angeles Monday
Bertie Bates from Stayton Detroit home of Mrs. David the Grand Worthy Advisor, returning home early Sunday
spent Sunday at the home of White from 10:30 a. m. to 1:30 presented each of the Worthy morning. He said the freight
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd. p. m. Topic of the day will Advisors present a gift and truck was loaded at Astoria
be a lesson entitled "Lets each in turn signed her Rain­ with King Salmon and other
Harry Keizer of Portland Talk about Taxes.”
species of fish including crab
bow Bible.
and formerly of Gates spent
Girls from Marilyn Assem­ and then transported to Los
the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Verne H. bly attending were Darlene Angeles. On the return trip
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark.
Clark are announcing the Rush, Shirley Stone, Esther they transported a load of
birth of a granddaughter, Rue, Worthy Advisor; Vicki fresh vegetables to Portland.
Tuesday evening Mrs. R'ch- born to their son and wife, Freeman, Christine Ohrt, Jen­ He said they found weather
ard Freeman was honored on Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Clark ny Chance, Nancy Harris, conditions on their trip across
her birthday by Mr. and Mrs. of Stayton. She has been Toni Newberg, Susan Dorothy, the country very favorable.
Larry Plotts, Sr., and Mr. and named Trishia Mae and she Nancy Lalack, Jerri Jo Park­ Mrs. John Estey who suffer­
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Mr. has a sister Leanna Kay. Her er, Sonja Martin, Sharon ed a stroke last July was
Freeman, Esther and Paul.
maternal grandparents are Muise, and Vickie Moore.
stricken with a second stroke
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Roner
Adults attending were Mrs. last week and is now confin­
Mrs. Gil Duckworth, Sr. en­ of Scio.
Donald Carlson, Mother Ad­ ed to her bed.
tertained with a coffee at her
Visiting last week at the
visor, Mrs. Charlie French,
home last Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. John Mnir, of Mrs. Elsie Völkel, Mr. and home of their parents Mr. and
honoring her new neighbor, Salem, but formerly of Mill Mrs. Charles Kelly and Mr. Mrs. Gordon Brown were
Mrs. Annie Whisler. Invited City where they operated one and Mrs. Merle Garton.
daughters, Linda Brown and
to meet Mrs. Whisler were of the finest bakeries in the
Mrs. Donna I-eming and in­
Mrs. Charles French, Mrs. state, spent a short time at
Of court* your horn* it insured against th* obvious things. But is
fant son of Vancouver, Wash.
Clarence Howe, Mrs. Ingle the Don Moffatt home Sun­ Pep Club To
it covered for the unexpected—explosion, extreme storm damage,
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Hill and
Johnson. Mrs. Donald Gillen day night. He now works in
a car crashing into your living room, for example? We help you
family drove to Prineville
Sell Light Bulbs
protect your home and possessions with a Safeco Home Owner*
water, Mrs. Elmer Shaw, and a bakery at Woodburn.
Thursday for a days visit at
Policy. It'll be free of dangerous gap* and costly overlap*, will
the hostess. Mrs. Duckworth.
The Pep club and cheer­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art
save you worry, save you money, too. And Safeco pays claim*
Mrs. Marge Bitter is in the leaders of Santiam High Marty. The Marty’s formerly
quickly. Call us today.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moore, Salem Memorial Hospital for school are now selling light resided at Detroit Ranger Sta­
Sr. from Washington spent a treatment.
bulbs to help defray the ex­ tion.
few days last week visiting
The American Legion Aux­
pense of going to the State
at the homes of their child­ Guests last Saturday even­ Tournament.
ilary, Idanha Unit 141 held a
ren and families. Mr. and Mrs. ing at the home of Mr. and
In the event Santiam misses “pot luck” luncheon Tuesday
Ph. 897-2413 ar 897-2754
MUI City, Oregon
Danny Moore, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd were their chance to go to the tour­ in the social room of the Idan­
Mrs. William Lynness and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Schlies ney, the money raised will be ha fire hall. The Unit plans
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and Mrs. Murray Moore.
of Aumsville.
used for Pep Club uniforms. to hold a “Pot-luck” luncheon
CrusonsObserve
Golden Wedding
At Sun. Reception
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Gates City Council
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