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GATES Salem Symphony r Ladies and Girls Girls Dresses 3.98 to 8.98 Ladies Dresses 5.98 to 24.98 99c to $1.09 Hosiery Panty Hose $1.49 to $1.99 Men's and Boys Dress Shirts Ties Mens Boys $2.98 to $5.50 $1.50 to $3.00 Sport Coats $18.95 to $27.50 $12.98 to $16.98 BALDWIN’S Stav+on, Oregon ird Ave Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Betty Johnsou Ph. 897-2491 days Ph. 897-2456 eves. There was a car accident on Sunday at 6:15 p. m. in front of the Travelers Cafe on High way 22 in Gates. Involved in the accident were the driver Sylvester L. Silbernagel, and his wife Mrs. Silbernagel, Rt. 1, SciJ, in a 1964 Chev. In the other car, the driver was Ed- I gar Hoard, with wife and two children, 260 12th Street, Sal- em, driving a ’53 Chev. No one was seriously injured. Hoard was cited for failure to drive on the right side of the road. | Teresa and Toni Roten both had tonsilectomies at Santiam I Memorial hospital last Thurs- day. They are the children of I Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roten. Mrs. Eda Stafford and daugh ter Delores vacationed in Val- j ley Spring California and vis- | ited their uncle Oscar Nystrom i in Stockton for a few days last week. Fred Stone is in the St. I Vincent hospital in Portland for treatment again. It was Iielieved that he had a heart attack. Kenneth and Lorraine Kent and their nephew Brian Kent have recently moved to Gates from Idanha. Son-in-law and daughter, John and Sharon Barnard and children from Cascadia visited with them ov er the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Gudne Gestson received word that Kudne’s brother, Joe Gestson passed I away on March 23 at Edinburg, North Dakota. Myrtle Gestson went to the Santiam Memorial Hospital in Stayton on Monday with a bad cold. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lyons and five children from Bremerton, Washington and Carolyn Bre- jcha and Dawn Risner of Beav erton were all week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Turn- idge. Last Monday and Tuesday, Mrs. Velma Carey accompanied cooks from Mari-Linn and Stayton to the state convention of the Oregon School Food Service Association held at Eugene. This was the 19th an nual meeting to be held. Week-end guests of Ixirraine Mills were her daughter Nelda Crammer of Seattle, her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Mills of Stayton, and another son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mills and son Shawn of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rush went to Linclon Beach on Sat urday. They reported that it rained some on the way, but How do you get a Home Loan at First Federal? Just agree to pay it back Yes, it’s really that simple. Once you’ve found the home or property you want to buy, come in and see First Federal for the financing you need. All we ask is that you agree to pay back the loan on the terms we mutually agree upon. We make conventional loans to build or buy a home and can make up to 90*'< loans on some properties. Come in and let us help you. First Federal Saving’s I ASSO* Al O N OI vx LLAMETTIVALLSV MAIN OFFICE: 231 SOUTH ELLSWORTH. ALBANY BMANCM OFFICES LEBANON •A T A V T O N 6—The MUI City Enterprise, 'Hiursday, March 27, 1969 DETROIT IDANHA Series Having Membership Drive The Salem Community Con cert series is having their drive this week only for new members. Scheduled for next year’s concerts are: Utah Symphony, under the direction of Maur ice Abravanel with Zara Nelsova as cello soloist; Barry Morrell, a tenor with the Met ropolitan opera; duo piano team of Whittemore and Lowe, anti Christopher Parkening, a y ung classical guitarist. Anyone interested in obtain - ing a membership may con- tact Jane Mink at 897-2048 be- fore Friday, March 28. was beautiful on the beach and crowded with people. Sunday visitors at the Clare Rush home were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stewart of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brundidge and son Bruce of Salem, who are former residents of Gates. Lyle Rush and children Deb bie, Brian, and Cathy also vis ited their home on Sunday. Week end guests at the Rod ney Sharp home were Rodney’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Layer from Neskowin Inn. Lola Henness picked up her Granddaughter, Terry Henness in Albany on Sunday and they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henness and family in Beaver ton from Sunday until Tuesday Terry spent the rest of the week in Gates with her Grand mother, Lola Henness. Glenn Henness came home on Friday and spent the week-end. as he is still working at the coast during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henness came on Sun day and picked up their daugh ter Terry to take her back home to Albany with them. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wilson of Eugene spent their spring vacation from college at the home of Ronald’s grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil son last week. They visited Mrs. Harold Wilson’s sister, Ruth Flint, at the Salem Me morial Hospital on Sunday. On the return trip home they stopped to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carey and fam ily in Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Henness and children Gary and Susan picked up Kandee at Oregon State in Corvallis last Wednes day, from there they went to Waldport where they stayed until Friday. They reported I that the weather was very nice there. Kandee Henness and Peggy Cooper of Mill City are skiing at Mt. Bachelor in Bend for a couple days. Mrs. Lang Stafford was vis ited by her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Gray of Klamath Falls on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gray visited with her sister Hazel Devine and other relatives also while in Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rags dale and Mrs. Nat Wills of Mill City were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Lang Stafford. A large fiber glass baptis tery arrived at the Gates Church of Christ last Thurs- day. It will be installed as soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson returned their grandson Brian home to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Hudgins in Rose burg on Sunday. Another grands n, Jimmie Cuthbert, was along on the trip also. The two grandsons have been visit ing at the Johnson home. The group toured the city and visit ed the TV studio at station KPIC where Jerald Hudgins is employed as operational direc tor. They saw a plaster of par- is foot print of “big foot”, a creature believed to be 12 to 14 feet tall. There is a center of research around Happy Camp in northern California, doing research trying to find out more about this creature that has been reported seen by people. The Johnson's took their ther grandson. Jimmie Cuthbert home to his parents in Woodburn on Sun.'av also. Mr and Mrs Dave Barnhardt and daughters. Melody. Debbie, and Lisa spent last week va cationing Their first stop was Reno, where they spent a few days seeing the sights. From there they went to San Fran- cisco, where they saw Fisher- mans Wharf. China Town. Golden Gate Bridge and other interesting sights. They also saw a floor show with Sammy Davis Jr They returned home through Betiding and southern Oregon They reported that they had a very enjoyable trip. here is off limits. Reports in dicated the team is consider ing on doing their practice on the Santiam High school field. According to a report here Mrs. Gudne (Myrtle) Gestson Ry Roots Chanm'On Henry Hiebert and Rev. Har of Gates has been admitted to old Roth of Idanha and Mike Santiam Memorial Hospital at Adams and several friends Stayton for medical attention from the Stayton area made a The Gestons formerly resided trip with five snowmobiles at Idanha for many years be into the Blowout area Monday. fore moving to Gates following The group traveled some 50 the 1964 floods. They lost their miles into the winter wonder-1 home at that time. land. Apparently the main rea-, Mrs. *xn Davis of Idanha son for the tour was ta in- was released Monday from a spect logging equipment left at Salem hospital following a operations sites Hiebert said weeks stay for medical atten- in some places the snow was tion She is now recuperating estimated to be at least 20 feet. at home. who _______ was hos- deep. I Bertha Loken _ ___ Li and, pitalized at Santiam Memorial Mrs. Wayne Crist ! returned daughter, Cathy, i-._. -— | hospital at Stayton was releas home Saturday after visiting ed last Thursday and is n:>w with relatives and friends in recuperating at home. Mrs. Loken’s illness was diagnosed San Diego. Bill Waters formerly of De as pneumonia. The Parent Teacher’s club troit and Mill City has leased at Detroit will h?ld a meeting the Riverview Cafe at Me hama. He has only the dining at the school library at 7:30 section of the business. Cris Thursday evening. The first graders will put on the pro King still has the lounge. A Thursday to Sunday gram and there will be elec skip dav trip to Ocean Shores. tion of officers. Wn., is scheduled for this week for Detroit school seniors. Chaperoning the group will be Mrs. Lynn Williamson. Mrs. Howard Drago and Mrs. Lee Hopson, Jr. Accompanying Mrs. Sam Lef Nominating petitions are due fler home from a visit in Cal- no later than April 4, 1969, to iforna were her son and daugh place on the ballot for the an ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim nual school election the names Barker and children of Hay of any persons running for ward, Calif. The Barkers plan school director from Zone 5 of Administrative School District to visit here for a week. Terry Dean of Corvallis was 129J. This position is currently an area visitor Sunday. He re held by the Board Chairman, cently completed service in the William R. Morgan. armed forces and is now work Petitions may be obtained ing in the woods at Corvallis. at the school district office in He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Santiam High School, and Howard Dean, formerly of De must be signed by no less than troit, and now residing in Cor ten registered voters. In order for the names to appear on the vallis. Visiting at the home of Mr. May ballot, petitions must be and Mrs. Francis Dummer and filed with the district clerk, family in Dayton Sunday were Edna F. Ross, on or before Mr. and Mrs. Jules Hills and 4:00 p. m., April 4. family of Detroit. Other guests were Mrs. Gordon Hill and Bluebirds Have Party Mrs. Pauline Humphreys also At Seals Home of Detroit. To Canyonites GATES—The 3rd grade blue where snow is still part of the birds held their regular meet daily scene, the valley is a real ing at the Gates School on treat with spring flowers Monday which was followed much in evidence. by a hike to the Richard Seals Mabel Poncia returned home home to see the ducks and following a few day’s visit large trout in their pond. Mrs. with relatives at Woodland, Seals had prepared a bonfire Wn. Saturday evening she at over which the girls roasted tended the wedding of her marshmallows. grand niece at Centralia, Wn. Those attending the meeting College students home for were Susan Budlong, Louma Spring vacation are Christine Challender, Peggy Foster, Rogers, Larry Smith, Ron Carolyn Fuller, Denise Gib Thomasson, Judy Roth, Laura son. Laura Hoover, Nedra Storey, George Maki and Vin Neal, Toni Payseno, Terresa cent Drago. Miss Roth, who Seals, Nancy Sharp, Brenda came home last Tuesday, left Trout, T r e v a Whisenhunt, Monday for campus at N. W. Cindy Whitney. Greg Paysena, Nazarenc college at Nampa, Pamela Payseno, and Rodney Idaho. The other students will Sharp. Mothers present were return to their colleges the the group leader Shirley Sharp last of this month. While on and Mrs. Payseno and Mrs. spring vacation here some of Seals. the students worked to help out with college expenses. Detroit Kindergarten Weekend guests at the De troit home of Mr. and Mrs. To Entertain Mothers Frank Anderson were their DETROIT—The social room granddaughter and husband, of the Idanha Fire Hall will Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boyd of be the setting Thursday when Belview, Wn. Other dinner officials of the Kindergarten guests Sunday were Mr. and entertain with a Mother’s Mrs. Ole Erickson of Mill luncheon. Some 10 new moth City. Later in the afternoon ers are expected to be in at the Boyds left on a trip along tendance. It was reported that the Oregon voast, and planned Mrs. Larry Poole who is the to visit in California. present teacher has offered Now with basketball season her services for another term. over, sports fans are looking The Kindergarten previously forward to the opening of base housed in the elementary ball. Detroits first game of the school has been moved into a season is scheduled for March makeshift class room of the 31st at 3:00 P. M. vs. Falls City schools gym to make room for there. some 56 high school students Since Detroits schools dia who have moved back into the mond is still pretty much plas elementary school due to fire tered with snow, ball practice destroying the High school. Petitions Due for School Director Lyons-Mehama Residents May Now Install TV Cable or FM For 30-day Trial CALL Santiam Cable Vision 897-2777 F»r The .lob I’r ntfn<r call Enterprb*. ‘*'►7-2772. I
