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3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 14, 1968 Evangelistic Meetings Slated at Idanha Mrs. Harold Wilson drove to Aurora to visit the Duncan Antique Shop. They found it very interesting. Rosalee Smith from San Francisco is now visiting at the h me of Mr. and Mrs. Gien Henness. Mrs. Smith is a form er resident of Gates and has l>een visiting a number of her friends in this area. On Satur day, Mr. and Mrs. Henness and Mrs. Smith went to Portland and visited with a cousin of Mrs. Smith and they also visit ed with Earl Henness and fam ily. The Earl Henness family visited at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hen ness on Sunday. Nellie Allen and June Bark er took a business trip to Sal em on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake spent Friday evening at the home of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake, Jr. in Olympia, Wash. They spent the remainder of the week in Seattle as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davidson. He is a former pastor of the Mill City Free Methodist Church. They also visited with the John Hershbergers, who lived here for many years before moving to Seattle where lie is employed. 1 Other Hard Splits 3-5-10 B. Lulay; 2-5-7 B. Barn ey, L. Holm; 4-9-10 J. Boyle; 5-6-10 R. Burns; 4-10 L. Sanders, B. Evans; 6-7 D. Owens; 2-9 Huff; 5-7-9 B. Lulay; 4-5-7 Schuetz. V. Chamberlin Shaffe, Blanch Wallace; 5-7 Schieman, M. Schachtsick, Groves; 5-10 L. Wallace, Strout, D. Huff, D. Schuetz, Freres. Men — Over 210 237 W. McClain; 234 W. Mor rison; 223 J. Peterson; 216 M. Overholts; 215 G. Maederer, B. Stigelman; 213 M. Overholts, D. Mumey: 211 R. Welter, Wood. Men — 600 Series 609 W. McClain; 607 M. Over holts. MEHAMA Women — Over 190 215 J. Anderson, 211 E. Kai- ina; 202 D. McClain; 199 S. Walton; 193 J. Attig; 190 V. Chamberlin. Mrs. John Teeters Women — First 500 & Bigger 565 D. McClain; 516 Blanch Wallace; 508 Jean Fery; 506 D. Clapp; 505 Jan Fery; 501 S. Sharp, J. Anderson. No. Santiam Merchants Name of Team W Lowers & Holm 1 .... 24 Lowers & Holm 2 .... 24 Sprouse-Reitz ........ ... 23 Regal Trophy......... 22U Silverton Lanes .... ... 21 Valley Telephone .. ... 21 Girod’s ..................... ... 20 Jerry’s Tavern ....... .... 20 Philippi ................... 19% Albany Lanes ....... ... 19 Porter & Lau ....... ... 16 O-M Construction . 10 HIG W. Morrison 235; K. Boyle 582; HTG Valley phone 1049; HTS Girod’s L 16 16 17 17M, 19 19 20 20 20% 21 24 30 HIS Tele 3020. Pictured are Clyde and Alice Freeman, evangelists, who will be the speakers at the youth sponsored Family Crusade to be held at the Idanha Community Church. The event will begin Sunday, November 17 starting at 7 p. m. and continue through November 22. Rev. Harold Roth is pastor of the church. Over a period of years the Freemans have gathered some $3,000 worth of visual aid equipment including still and motion pictures, professional magic for object lessons, scenic o’felts, colored chalk draw ings and many ether items. Educators say that 75 percent of all we know enters through the eye gate and only 13 percent through the ear-gate. The results of the Crusade meetings seem to verify this. & Lierman 2226; HTG Mueber- Park ’n Shop ....... 14% 21% Gene’s Meat Market.... 14 22 ger & Weakley 789. 24 1st. Federal Savings 12 Eight BaH League 24 L North San. Lanes .... 12 Name of Team W HIG Sue Walton 199; HIS 10 Girods Hilltop ........... 30 Stayton Canning 2 ... 26% 13% Blanche Wallace 516; HTG and Nightengals 18 HTS Lowers & Holm 969, 2768. Garton Builders ......... 22 Name of Team W L Twilighters Webbs Texaco ........... 21 Earls Chevron ............. 25 11 Wilco Farmers ....... 20% L Name of Team W Frankies Tavern .... 22% 13% 12 20 Teagues ....................... 28 North Santiam Ply..... 20 Drushella Furniture .. 20 . 16 “(Sportsman Center .... 19 14 21 Dollies Hair Fashion 26 Stout Creek Lumber 19% 1072 Stayton C-mninn 15 Canning 1 1 .. 17 17 23 Gingerbread House .... 25 Riverview ............... 19% 16% Sublimity Fire Ins..... 17 16 23 North San. Lanes....... 24 Stayton Radio & TV 18% 17% 38 Kimsey Const. Co..... 22% 17% Gorman Insurance .... 2 Mill Supply ............... 16 20 Frank Lumber Co...... 21 15 Sweetheart Meats .... 21% 18% P.D.T.A........................... 3 33 North Santiam Lanes 20 16 Lumber Tavern ......... 21 19 HIG and HIS Dottie McClain 21 HIG HIS Wayne McClain 237 Lairds ........................... 19 202, 565; HTG Riverview 742; 22 609; HTG and HTS Girod’s Hill Tincknell Real Estate 18 HTG Stayton Radio & TV 2140. San. Child Care Ser.... 16 24 top 785, 2314. Monday Night Mixers LaFemme Beauty Sin 10 30 Friday Mixed Doubles Name of Team W L 31 W 1. Sprouse-Reitz ............. 9 io Name of Team Savage & Lierman 22 HIG Joan Anderson 215; HIS Girods Super Market 24 8 Rethell & Fredricks 19 13 11 Jeanette Fery 508; HTG and Calavan & Peterson 18% 13% Lulay & Davis ........... 21 12 HTS Teagues 970, 2680. Wallace & Glidewell 18 14 Mill City Pharmacy .... 20 13 Merchants Wednesday Night Hancock & Bassett.. 14% 17% Garton Builders ......... 19 L Name of Team W Del ’ s Barber Shop ... 14 18 Hueberger & Weakley 14 18 First National Bank 26 14 Les Tavern ............... 13 19 19 Martin & London 13 13 Pamper Palace ....... 11 21 Stout Creek Lumber 23 Martin & Wallace___ 9 23 14 26 No. San. Real Estate 22 HIG Jim Peterson 223; HIS Don’s Tire Sales ......... 6 19 HIG Kan Bovle 202; HIG Jack’s Coffee Shop .... 21 Jim Hancock 550; HTG Savage 20 Walt Owens 562; HTG and Turner Bldg. Supply 20 Lulay Timber Co..... 19% 20% HTS Girod’s Super Mkt. 694. Koffee Klatchers Cascade Teachers....... 19 21 Name of Team Stayton Cleaners .... 18% 21% Lowers & Holm ...... Knights of Columbus 18 22 Walton’s Grocery .... Stay ton Canning Co. 17 23 Western Auto Girod’s Market ....... 16 24 Salem Trophy Stayton Auto Supply 1 I 26 Jerry’s Tavern HIG Gary Maederer 215; HIS Girod’s ...... Hank Miotke 573; HTG Stay Ray’s Drug ton Cleaners 976; HTS Cascade Bob & Bill’s Teachers 2701. Subscribe to The $4.00 per Year Christmas YOURS FOR JUST $1 when you join U. S. Bank’s 1969 Christmas Club...or add $10 or more in a sav ings account. Join now and pick up your album. Album available at all U.S. Bank Branches CHOOSE THE CHRI8TMAS CLUB YOU WISH TO JOIN Weekly Deposit for 50 week* 50« $1 52 »5 810 You Receive PLUS INTEREST »25 »50 8100 »250 »500 RANK GATES Betty Johnson Ph. 897-2491 days Ph. 897-2456 eves. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oliver and Mrs. Clyde Oliver recently spent a couple days at Astoria and Seaside, Bob remained there and the two ladies re turned alone. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oliver were her daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Ol iver and two grandsons, Jim and Bill from Sherwood, their son John had gone deer hunt ing. The Santiam Canyon Home Extension will meet on Novem ber 14 at 10 a.m. at the Gates Community Center. Sunday visiters at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin were Mrs. Brisbin’s grandson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken ny Hayward and baby from Portland. New renters of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin are Mrs. Horn er and two children. Mrs. Hor ner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Extry Sarff. Mrs. Rubie Stubbs visited with her two daughters, Shary and Mary in Portland on Sat urday. They are attending a business college there. Clare Henness hunted for ne week in the Wallowa Mountain area and returned home with a nice 6 point elk, hunting with him were Lyle Olsen, Lyle Driver, and Don Marshall, all from Wamic area. Mrs. Rubie Stubbs recently flew to Denver by jet to visit her sister Mrs. Cliff'rd Upson, who has been ill. Mrs. Stubbs got to visit with her other sisters also who were there from Nebraska. Mrs. Lang Stafford was a recent guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lou is Myers of Elkhorn, on a sight seeing trip to the game refuge at the Deschutes National For est. They saw 15 deer on their trip. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lang Stafford were Chuck Barnes and Nellie Allen. Mrs. Louis Kelle fell the oth er day and broke her left wrist and has a cast on it up above her elbow. Mrs. Velma Carey is still at the Kelle home car ing for her. Mr. Kelle is still in the hospital recuperating I from pneumonia and recent surgery, he should be out of intensive care in a few days. Mrs. Kelle’s son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mills visited with her on Sun day. Mrs. Ellen Rust and June Barker attended the annual Saint Patricks chicken dinner in Lyons on Sunday. Mrs. Harold Wilson called on Mrs. Alice Watson of Mill City on Saturday afternoon She re ported that Mrs. Watson is recuperating fine from her re cent stroke. After voting on election day, Mrs. Kaye CoL ■ burn, Nellie Allen, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Easom oi North Bend visited a short time on Nov. 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith when she was on her way home from Portland. Mrs. James Richmond was hostess at her home Sunday, Nov. 3 for a dinner honoring her daughter on her 13th birth day. The dinner also honored Mrs. Richmonds nephew, Dar rell Tietze of Stayton who left for the service the first of the week. Present for the party were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tiet ze, Lori and Darrell and John Metheny all of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Tietze and three children of Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tietze and Mrs. Richmond, Barbara, Pam and Tony. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ander son of Mill City were Friday evening guests at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson. The Rev. John Phillips of Portland was guest speaker at the morning services of the Mehama Community Presby terian Church Sunday, Nov. 10 A pot luck dinner was held in the Fellowship room fol lowing the services and later Mr. Phillips showed some of the pictures he had taken when he spent several months as an exchange minister in New Zea land. Mrs. James Richmond was taken to Santiam Memorial hospital Tuesday afternoon when she collapsed at her home after being stung by a *-1 NOW bee on the back of her neck. She remained at the hospital Tuesday night and returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C- M. Cooper returned home Saturday after noon, Nov. 9 from a two weeks hunting trip in the Desolation area in Eastern Oregon. Guests Sunday, Nov. 10 at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Monroe were her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max Montgomery of Spring field and an aunt, Mrs. Ruth Barr of Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. M. V. Frame visited two days last week at the Or- val Greer home at Leaburg. 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