Mr. and Mrs- Clayton Balti- P _
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7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 27, 1969
'Talent
Show
To
Jesse Durbin Saturday
GATES — Jesse L. Durbin
Rates for State
and Susan Roten were married Be Held at Detroit
Too Late to Classify
at 10 a. m. at the Catholic
FOR SALE—Reel type lawn
Bill Lewellen, administrator
Seniors at Santiam High in Church in Mill City on Satur
Campgrounds
Are
mower. Self propelled. Like
I of school district No. 129J spent Mill City lead other classes
day, March 22. The bride wore
new. 22” cut. $70.00 Ph. 897-
last week on a business trip numbers on the fourth six a white lace three tiered wed-' Saturday, April 12
Recent guests at the home to Denver, Colorado.
2566
after 3 p. m.
15p
ding
dress.
Her
matron
of
hon
weeks’ period.
Up This Year
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cum
or, Delsie Harris wore an em DETROIT — April 12th
Seniors—
Susan Roten Marries
jAfllOrS I A q Q
Scio relatives last week. En
route home they stopped in I ■ >
ntlll
Mill City to visit with friends ¡Honor R q || ^0
3 ï more of Redmond visited with
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in
is
mings were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Cummings and family from
Bandon. He is currently teach
ing at Millard Prep school
there.
the date set for the Talent
Show sponsored annually by
the Deanha Parent Teachers
Club. The 7:30 p.m. non-contest
event will be held in the ele
mentary school gym. Anyone
wishing to participate, includ
ing mid-valley towns, is asked
to please contact Mrs. Lynn
Williamson at 854-3426 or Mrs.
Wayne Crist at 854-3376 not
later than April 6th for regis
tration.
Rehearsals are scheduled for
Friday night March 11th at
the gym. The evenings pro
gram will include a variety of
prizes, which are being donat
ed by various business houses
and individuals. Drawings will
be made from duplicate admis
sion tickets at interval s
throughout the evening.
Sheryl Alban .................. 3.71 pire waist dress of yellow and
Lonnie Bodeker .............. 3.57 the flower girl, Joyce Durbin,
Judith Boroughs ................ 3.83 wore a matching yellow dress.
David Chance .................. 3.50 The best man was Jim Durbin
Deborah Chance .... .......... 3.60 and the ring bearer was Mark
Esther Freeman .............. 3.57 Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hicker
The ushers were Rocky
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cotrell Joe Hince ........................... 3.83
son returned Sunday from
Steiner and Norman Gray
Janis
Jacobson
..................
3.50
(Linda
Parker)
of
Palmer,
Al
southern California where they
played the organ music and
visited with her sister and aska are the parents of a son, Sherry LaMunyan.............. 3.71 Louanna Gray played the organ
Karen
Loveall
..................
4.00
Gregory
Todd,
bom
March
19.
husband. Enroute back to
music and Joni Harris took
their home in Salem they visit The new arrival weighed 7 Deborah McClellan ...........3.83 care of the guest book at the
Teresa
Metteer
..................
3.66
pounds,
13
ounces.
Maternal
ed with her parents in Mill
wedding. The bride was given
City, Mr. and Mrs. James Ol grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alan Muise ........................ 3.83 in marriage by her father Ben
Lynette
Parker
..................
3.50
son. The Olsons had been ‘‘ba Dick Parker of Mill City and
Roten.
by sitting” Hickersons dogs paternal grandparents are Mr. Clifford Warde .................. 3.66
Parents of the bride are
Catherine
Whigham
.........
3.85
while they were in California. and Mrs. William Cotrell of Juniors—
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roten of
Hutchinson, Kansas. Great-
.3.83 Mill City and parents of the
Alan Yankus and Richard grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Melody Barnhardt
are Mr. and Mrs. War-
Linda
Crowther
...
.3.71 groom
Davits, students at Stanford Ed Kadine of Gates, and Mrs.
ren E. Durbin of Salem.
Reber'ci
Earhart
.4.00
Edna
Hutcheson
of
Oakland,
University arrived at the home
A reception was held at the
.3.66
of Alan’s parents over the Calif. The Cotrells plan on Larry Eide .........
Gates
Clubhouse following the
.3.71 wedding.
weekend for spring vacation. spending several weeks here Louise Gruver ...
Barbara Jean Roten
Larry
Hillesland
in
July.
.4.00
Davits makes his home at St.
took
care
of the guest book at
Virginia
Lankins
.3.85
Charles, Illinois. The two
the reception. Louanna Gray I
Michael
Long
......
.3,66
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark
young men accompanied by
-3.GG cut and served the cake and
Terry Hansen, home from OSU and Mrs. Estelle Spiva were Karen Oliver ....
Roten served the cof
Karen Olson ....
.3.57 Florene
and Craig Shaw, from the U of in Independence last Thurs Garry
fee. Theresa Durbin served
Plotts
....
.3.71
O are spending several days day evening where they attend
punch. Mr. Durbin is employed
.3.83 at
rabbit hunting in Eastern Ore ed the reception given by Adah Bruce Roscoe ....
the Freres Veneer Mill in
Donna
Snodgrass
3.71
gon.
Chapter OES in honor of Ed
Lyons and Mrs. Durbin is em
Sophomores
—
Harnsberger who is a mem
at Little Pierre’s in
......3.85 ployed
Sunday guests at the Mel ber of the Home Endowment Susan Crow’ther ....
Lyons, where they will make
Twyla
Fultz
.......
.....
3.85
Rambo home were Mr. and I Committee of the Grand Chap
their home.
......3.57
Russ Nelson of Silverton and ter Order of the Eastern Star Charles Geelan ....
DETROIT—Cheer-up folks,
Richard Posekany
...... 3.71
Mr. and Mrs. John Wren, stu- in Oregon.
violets
have been reported to
Rebecca
Willson
.
..... 3.57
dents at Southern Oregon Col-
lie
blooming
in the Detroit
lege at Ashland. The two coup Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Miss Freshmen—
area.
Debra
Barnhardt
..............
3.85
les planned on spending part Carol Ragsdale and Mrs. Low
The breath of spring appear
of their spring vacation in Eas ell Cree were luncheon guests Greg Eide ......................... 3.57
ed in the back yard of Irene
Mary
Gay
Fleetwood
.......
3.57
tern Oregon and Idaho. On of Mrs. Vivian Hoenig Friday
Stout’s home. She said, the
Vickie Moore ..................... 3.71
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. at her home in Salem.
poor
little plant is still sur
Dale Plotts ......................... 3.71
Rambo visited with Mrs. Min
rounded by snow, but by gol
John
Wood
..........................
3.57
nie Champ at a Silverton nurs
Mrs. Clyde Phillips and Mi’s.
GATES — The Gates City ly, it’s blooming anyway. A
« Ixiwell Cree recently attended
ing home.
Council
held their regular crocus has also burst forth
a meeting at the home of Mrs. I
Bill
Lewellen
at
monthly
meeting on March into bloom at the Earl Lay
Mrs. Fred Krecklow and two Ralph Mercer, district direct
13th. Cam Stekete, an engineer man home. Other spring plant
daughters were in Hawaii for or of Capitol District No. 17
from
Westec, was present for life, where it is not buried
10 days recently, enjoying a Oregon Federation of Garden Denver Conference
the
meeting
to discuss plans under snow is advancing nice
vacation Mrs. Krecklow said clubs. Plans were made for
Local
school
programs
were
for
the
new
water
system for ly with the present warm sun
they had a wonderful time the district meeting which will
featured
at
the
National
Con
Gates.
He
recommended
that ny days.
but visited only the main is be Wednesday, March 26 at the
Not only is spring plant life
ference for the Improvement the improvements be done in
land of Oahu as there were so Plantation, near Dallas.
appearing, so is damaged fen
of
Rural
Education
last
week.
two
phases.
Phase
one
for
1969
many attractions there.
ces, shrubs and trees, not of
Lana, Verna and Deana Project Springbroard, Voca and 1970 would include pump the native type,) in many area
tional
Guidance,
and
the
Com
ing
station
improvements,
dis
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Syver- Clark of Rural Salem spent
yards since the snow is shrink
son are the parents of a son, part of their spring vacation puterized Library Retrieval tribution improvements, and a ing.
born March 17 at Santiam Me at the home of their grandpar program currently operative in new storage tank, which would
morial hospital. The new ar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Administrative School District be a cost of $65,000.
Phase two for 1975 or 1976 Grass Fire at Dolezals
rival weighed 8 pounds 13& Clark. Their mother, Mrs. 129J were presented to the
members
of
the
National
Fed
would
be additional distribu
ounces, and has been named Francis Clark brought the girls
I
Todd Richard. Grandparents up Monday morning. She was eration for the Improvement of tion improvements which Calls Out Firemen
The Fire Department was
are Mr. and Mrs. Pete Harris, accompanied by her mother. Rural Education at their reg would cost $45,000 more. The
and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sy- Mrs. Vernon Hepler of Canby ular three-day session in Den bonding capacity for the city called out Tuesday afternoon
of Gates is approximately $100,- to put out a grass fire at the
and her grandmother, Mrs. Sam ver, March 17, 18, 19.
verson, both of Mill City.
Bill
Lewellen,
administrator,
000. The bonding issue is to Charles Dolezal, Jr. home.
Mir.tzer of Monitor. All were
Guests Friday night and Sat luncheon guests of the Clarks reports that a great deal of in he voted on later by the resi Mrs. Dolezal had been doing
urday at the home of Mr. and before returning home. Mr. terest was shown in the local dents of Gates. Cam Stekete some burning and the blaze
Mrs. Don Moffatt were Mr. and Mrs. Clark returned the programs. Educators from all recommended an automatic fot out of control. No dam-
the United States partici pump operation be used to dis age was reported.
and Mrs. Douglas Winn and girls to their home Wednesday. over
pated
in the three-day confer tribute the chlorine properly,
Miss Leona Lamb of Portland
a new pump building, and he
A number of Mill City resi ence.
and Mr. and Mrs. Cris Mc-
also recommended metering the
Mann of Hillsboro. They came dents attended the Golden
Mi’s. George Stafford and De water. The reports are avail
to attend the wedding of Edna Wedding reception for Mr. and
Respect for Law Makes
Lady and Donovan Moffatt Mrs. Percy Hiatt at St. Pat lores and Mr. and Mrs. Dave able for anyone to look over.
Democracy Live
Earnhardt
and
family
visited
Those
interested
are
asked
to
rick
’
s
hall
in
Lyons
Sunday
held Friday evening.
Medical Deductions
last
week
with
an
uncle,
Oscar
see
the
city
recorder,
Hazel
afternoon.
Federal income tax rules
Nystrom in Spring Valley, Cal Gabriel, and she would be glad
Terry Coryell, student at
permit taxpayers to deduct
ifornia.
The
Barnhardts
went
to
show
them.
The
study
cost
Recently Mr. and Mrs. Verne
OSU is spending his spring
some medical expenses. Even
vacation with his grandparents, Clark attended a program at on to Reno for part of their for the water system was though you may not be expect
spring
vacation.
$1300.
the
Cloverdale
school
west
of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake. He
ing medical bills large enough
is working at North Santiam Turner where their grand
over a year to make a claim,
VaDonda
Earhart,
daughter
daughters attend school. The
Plywood this week also.
it is generally wise to keep
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Ear
program which is an annual
track of them, Who knows
hart
made
a
trip
by
jet
during
Used paper Kick books— affair is put on by the Parents’
when that big medical bill
spring
vacation
to
Kansas
City,
club
of
the
school
and
is
Lions Auxiliary Bookshelf at
a
might come?
Kansas.
She
visited
with
her
Mill City Enterprise office. money-making project.
Everything “medical” can
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Only 10c each or 5c with an
not be claimed as a deduction.
J.
Edwards
and
with
her
Dennis Cox, 14, is back at
exchange book.
13p
For instance, toothpaste or a
Salem Memorial hospital again great-grandmother, Mrs. J. S.
DETROIT—Bugaboo Timlier diaper service have a health
Don’t forget the Lions Aux after being home for only one Edwards. Miss Earhart is a
Co.. Mill City, was the success or implied medical aspect, but
iliary Rummage sale on Satur day. His mother. Mrs. Richard senior at Santiam High school. ful bidder at $29,597 for an es are not deductible items.
day, March 29 in the building Cox said he started developing
You can’t deduct expenses in
Mrs. Don Huckeby returned timated 630,000 board feet of
adjacent to the U. S. National a fever and the doctor ordered
which the medical benefit is
salvagable
timber
located
in
last
week
from
a
trip
to
Hono
bank in Mill City. Hours are him back in for observation.
area near Breitenbush Hot secondary to the non-medical
from 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. It has now been determined lulu where she visited with the
benefit. One person claimed a
Springs
her
husband,
1st.
Lt.
Don
M. There will be plenty of that he is suffering from rheu
telephone installed in the home
There
were
four
qualifier!
Huckeby
who
is
serving
in
good, used clothing and mis matic fever. He had just re
of a sick person as a medial
bidders
at
the
oral
sale
conduct
Vietnam.
He
plans
on
making
cellaneous items. Get some ex cently undergone an appen
expense. The deduction was de- >
and also ________
suffered _ a the army his career and met ed at Detroit Ranger Station nic-d since the telephone was
tra’s to go with that spring dectomy
______ _________
outfit. There will also be some1 bout with the flu. Mrs. Cox his wife on an R & R leave. at 9:00 A. M. Monday morn als i available for everyday use,;
antique items for display and ¡said he is getting along satis- Mrs. Huckeby said they had ing, on the Mansfield Mt. Sal not just emergency calls to the '
sale. Free coffee will be served i factorily but was a pretty sick an enjoyable time and visited vage sale.
the many places of scenic in The sale involves 280.000 doctor.
during the day.
13 young man last week.
In f some instances, a trip to a
terest. They made their head board feet of Douglas Fir, 350,-
quarters at the Colony Surf 000 board feet of Western- different climate may be de-
which she said had a wonder Hemlock and other coniferious ductible. However, a court has
species, plus cull logs and sub denied a deduction for a trip
ful view of Diamond Head
"to give my morale a lift”. It
standard timber.
In the final bidding Douglas ruled the tax laws couldn’t be
Mi’s. Torn Meier and baby
son from Salem spent several Fir sold for $60.00 per thous used to subsidize a vacation
days recently with her par and. Advertiser! rate was $53.55. merely to make the taxpayer
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kay. Western hemlock and other mure cheerful.
In another instance, howev
coniferous species sold at $35 -
er, a taxpayer was permitted
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe, 90. the advertised price.
The sale included the spec to deduct money spent in trav
Bart. Bruce and Bart from
Salem spent the weekend at ial cull logs at $2 35 per thous el to and from meetings of Al-
the home of his parents, Mr. and, plus substandard (option coh .lies Anonymous, which his
and Mrs. Morris Howe. Bruce al bid) timbei acreage at a doctor had recommended he
spent a few days of his Spring $1.00 per acre. Purpose of the join. The court ruled member
vacation with his grandparents sale was to remove and salvage ship was necessary for treat
and returned home with his dead down, and fire damaged ment of a disease.
A claimed medical deduction
parents.
timber along the road in the
f r music lessons was question
area.
Mrs. Carl Wenger of Salem,
The sale of the tract of Wil- ed. It was determined, howev
long-time friend of Mrs. Lowell lamette National Forest tim- er, that an orthodontist had re
Cree spent the day with her her was the first since Dec. commended that the pers.n
Tuesday.
I 31st. 1968.
involved play a horn to correct
the alignment of his teeth. A
court upheld the music lessons
a- a proper medical deduction.
(Oregon lawyers offer this co
lumn as a public service. No
We are closing out all our
[jerson should apply or inter
pret any law with ut the aid
Easter Baskets, Bunnies, Napkins, Egg Dyes
of an attorney who is complete
ly advised of the facts invol
ved. Even a slight variance In
11 4 may change the applica-
tion of the law).
Many familiar young faces
were seen about town this
week as many of the college
contingent were home for
spring vacation.
It May Be Spring
But There's Still
Snow on Ground
Gates Council
Makes Study of
Water System
It's Your Law
Bugaboo Timber
Co. Top Bidder on
Salvage Sale
EASTER CLOSEOUT
All At Reduced Prices
Ada’s Needle Shop
Phone 897-2141
227 S. W. Broadway
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The bulk of Oregon state
Parks with overnight camping
facilities will formally open for
the season on Saturday, April
12, it was announced today
by Forrest Cooper, state high
way engineer. The opening of
these areas is dated to accom
modate fishermen who wish to
take advantage of the opening
of the trout season.
Where weather permits, the
day-use areas of all State Parks
are kept open the entire year.
At higher elevations, snow' and
ice conditions sometimes force
a closure. There are five over
night camps that are kept open
the entire year: Beverly Beach,
Cape Lookout, Fort Stevens,
Harris Beach, Jessie M. Honey
man.
It should be pointed out that
new rates for overnight camp
sites are now in effect. The
new rates are as follows: trail
er campsite, $3.00 per night;
improved campsite, $2.00 per
night; and unimproved camp
site, $1.00 per night. As has
always been the practice in
Oregon State Parks, most day-
use activities will continue to
be free. This includes the use
of picnic tables, swimming
beaches, boat-launching ramps,
camp stoves, and other facili
ties.
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