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4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 4, 1969 Gates Community Church THE I Wheelchair Basketball Champion to your friend, in the Church the Non-believer may bend. of your redemption praises to God, About your forgiveness the road you have trod. Pictured is the Rev. Jack Chase, mem ber of the national champion wheelchair basketball team, who will speak at the Mill City grade school gym on Saturday, December 6. His appearance is sponsored by the newly formed Christian youth group here. Mr. Chase was paralyzed at the age of 20 after being stricken with polio. However, he did not let that keep him from attending college, studying for the ministry and playing basketball with the “Flying Wheels” team. He has placed first in the Salalom obstacle race and played on the U. S. basketball team which won the World Championship in the Para Olympic games in London. TV, Radio & Appliance Call Us Any Day For Service No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between Stayton and Gates. 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Mr. and Mrs. eGorge Lien- ards, Mike, Diane and Linda of Sitka, Alaska, stayed at his parents home, Mrs. Florence Lienards during Thanksgiving week. Mr. and Mrs. George Arthurs, Mrs. G. Lienards par ents, enjoyed a four-day visit in Portland with them. Thanksgiving the families spent together. Mr. and Mrs. Arthurs visit ed a niece and nephew in Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Hayward from Friday, No- vember 28 to Monday. A party to celebrate the 15th birthday anniversary of Lisa Gabriel was held Friday evening. November 28. at the Scout Cabin in Mill City. Guests were Gloria Poole. Son ia Martin, Doris Hovey, Vickie Moore, Vickie Olsen, Chris Ohrt, T ni Newberg, Roberta Bye and Tammy Palmer of Mehama. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Skill ings were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson and family in Mill City for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skillings of Lyons were other guests. Mark Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boh Evans, former resi dents and now living in Koo tenai, Idaho, was an overnight guest on Saturday of the Bill Gabriel family. Mr. and Mrs. Bil IGabriel and family were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason, her parents, in Sweet Home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and family of Idanha, a sister, were also present. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon on Wednes day evening, Nvember 26. were Gwen Schaer, Royal Schaer, Carol Schaer and Gary Swan son. Mrs. Earl Ixoucks had Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Don Limbocker and family in Salem Mr Loucks is recovering from a bout of flu. Mrs. Tom Harmon and Mrs. Larry Ruth of Salem were on Tuesday. visiors at the Bob Oliver home Thanksgiving guests of the Bob and Clyde Olivers were Tom Harmon of Salem. Mr. and Mrs Jack Oliver, Bill and Jim of Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Muir. Randy and Terry of Salem. Herb Olsen of Mill Citv and Dennv CMne of Mill City. Mrs. I.arrv Drake of Reeds port recently spent a week vis iting with her mother and brother here, Mrs. Ellen Rust and eGorge, while Mr Drake was taking special courses in Portland dealing with his occu ltation. Mr and Mrs. lairrv Drake, Mr and Mrs David Rust of Salem, and Ellen Rust on va cation from Mt. Angel College, enjoyed dinner at home with Mrs Ellen Rust and George Mr and Mrs. P. A. Peder- sn enjoved Thanksgiving din ner with other members of th»» family at their son's home. Mr and Mrs Stewart Pederson in Mill City, Other relatives there w ere M r and Mrs. Bernard Brothen, Mrs Pearl Brothen and Miss Beverly Rrothen. all of Albany. Mrs Cheryl Dolby and Brian enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs L. L. Dolby in Sweet Home along with other members of the Dolby family Cheryl an«I Brian stayed from Wednes day to Sunday f r a visit. Mr. and Mrs Walter Brisbin were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Wilson an i family in Mill City Mrs Wil son is their granddaughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Chabb of Oakridge were holiday vis itors at the Floyd Swaims. Mrs. Swaim is their daughter. On Thursday they were join ed by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Swaim of Mill City for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Bum garner and family enjoyed a trip to southern Oregon and visits witr relatives over the Thanksgiving holidays. They visited Harvey Stevenson in Phoenix, an uncle, had dinner with a cousin, Mary Yordly in Ashland, and visited with a brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bumgarner and fam ily in Grants Pass. Mrs Birdie Wilson cared for the store while they were gone. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Delker and Ron enjoyed the two-day visit of M. and Mrs. Wayne Adams, David and Diane from Kla math Falls last week. Pvt. 1/C and Mrs. Robert Shepherd and Lisa Dawn, last stationed in New Jersey, ar rived by plane recently for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brosig. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Willis, Mrs. Shep herd’s brother and wife pick l'd them up at Portland and brought them to Gates. Pvt. 1/C Shepherd is on a pre-over seas furlough. At the Brosigs for Thanks giving dinner, in addition to the Shepherds, were Mr. and Mrs. Austin Counts, Roger and George of Klamath Falls and Orville Hayward of Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis of Seattle visited with his sis ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ros Burleson on Wednesday and Thursday last week. Mr. and Mrs. Burleson tour ed the Port Townsend. Wash ington, area over the last weekend. It was their first time in the area. Mrs. Herba Scott and Miss Olive Sherman visited their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sherman in Seattle, Washing ton for two weeks recently. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Carpen ter, Rodney, Lourie Ann and Timmy visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Clay Huntington in Seattle earlier in Novemlxr. While there the two families were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Driver of Salem, Mrs. Carpenter’s brother, and all en joyed an early Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyers and Mrs. Lang Stafford enjoy ed Thanksgiving dinner in Sisters and then viewed the Reindeer Ranch. On Sunday, dinner guests of Mrs. Stafford were Mr and Mrs. Rodney Marshall of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowes and Mrs. Margaret Sch'bert spent their holidays in Lincoln City enjoying the coast. Mr. Bowes visited Mrs Grant Layer in Neskowin while in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hirte cele brated Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carver, a niece, and Mrs. Grant Layer, Mrs. Hirte’s sister, in Lincoln City Dinner guests of Mr. . and Mrs Floyd on Johnson Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs Jerald Hudgins. I Sher- IS. rv and Brian of Salem and Mr. and Mrs James Cuthbert. Jim- mie and Lauri of Wodburn, and Mrs. Roger Nelson of Sal- em Brian and Jimmie stay- ed for a visit until Sunday when Mr. and Mrs Johnson returned them to their homes. Mr and Mrs John Roten and Judy had Mr. and Mrs. Ix>n Harris, Randy. Joni and Mark of Springfield and Mr and Mrs. Ren Roten of Mill City for dinn erugsets City for dinner guests on Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Ross McCombs attended the Firemen’s dance in Lyons on Satuixlav. Novem- N’r 29 Mrs Flossie Evans anti Mr. Ken Evans of Lyons accompanied them Mr anti Mrs Ed Kadin were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Henry Kelland and family of Portland n X vember 27. Sun day Mr and Mrs. Kadin and Mrs Margie Parker joined other friends ant! relatives in Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Poatoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the «barge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. — MtMdtK ‘I1. W SPARER k publishim PER 'A'isOCIATION Association - Founded 1B85 Subscription Rates $4.00 Marion-Linn Counties, per ymtr .................. $450 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year .... $5.00 | Outside Oregon, per year ..._...... Editor and publisher DON W. MOFFATT ..._ Assistant Publishar-Printer GEORGE LONG ....... .... Society and News Editor GOLDIE RAMBO ....... ______ Local News Editor ROSE CREE ........... . Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wetherald, friends and former residents now living in Terre bonne, Oregon, visited Mr. and Mrs. Kadin on Monday. Mrs. Elmer Klutke and Mr and Mrs. Ted Gehlen enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Higgins and family in Sherwood. The Bob Richards family of Albany visited with the Klutkes on Sunday and enjoyed Christmas tree hunting. On Sunday, November 23, Mrs. Klutke along with Mr. and Mrs. George Klutke of Al bany and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burmester and Charlotte of Corvallis were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Walker and family of Scio. The din ner was in honor of the birth days of Mr. Klutke and Mrs. George Klutke. Mr. and Mrs. Norman I^ake, Douglas and Anita of Mt. Lake Terrace, Washington, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake from Wednesday to Sunday. On Thanksgiving Mrs. Velma Ball of Mill City was another guest at the Lake home. A slumber party was given tc celebrate the 12th birthday anniversary of Lori Levon and as a farewell party for Joanna Murray at the Robert Levon home on Friday, November 28. Pizza, cake and ice cream were enjoyed by Renee Brown, Bonnie Shepard, Lynn Bodek- er, Lisa Barnhardt, Peggy Welstad, Jill Krecklow, Lori Behel, Sally Jenkins, Nancy Stange. Joanna Murray and Kay MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. John Such of Gold Beach were Thanksgiv ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Peters. Mr. Peters is their uncle. Mr. and Mrs. John Cupps and Johnny spent Thanksgiv ing with Mrs. Mabel Devine, her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vetter and children of Pendleton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cupps on Thursday morn ing. Mrs. Vetter and Mr. Cupps are sister and brother. John Cupps is now manager of the Gates Union Service Station. He began November 21. The station is open seven days a week from 7:30 A M. to'9:00 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris enjyed Thanksgiving dinner at the home of her mother, Mrs. Melvle St. Elmo of Gates. Oth er guests were Mr. Harris’ sis ter. Mrs. Ada Nietling and son, Billy of Sublimity, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Harris of Mill City and Mrs. Kathy Johnson Linda and Debbie of Salem. Mrs. Johnson and daughters spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris, her parents, and then traveled to Crescent City and back up the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley recently returned from a visit with relatives and transacted business in Washington. They visited Mrs. John Matthews, her mother. Mr. and Mrs. George Pederson and son, a married sister, and Mr. and Mrs John Matthews. Jr. and «on. a brother, all in Spokane. They then attended the Gala Stock Fann Sale near the Can adian border and brought home three registered Polled Herefords to add to their herd. Mr and Mrs. Glen Henness enjoyed having Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henness Terry and Ron nie of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor for Thanks giving dinner. Friday evening dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuers of Klamath Falls Mr and Mrs Tuers both attend OT1. She is their grand- daughter. Mrs. Ellen Rust recently toured Marion Home in Sub- limitv and visited with Mrs. Agnes Kellont Mrs. Kellom attended church in Mill City and visited friends in Detroit on a recent Sunday She is a former 1 esident. Mrs Velma Carey enjoyed a four-day stay with Mr. and Mr* Eugene Carey ami Diane Hi Milwaukie over Thanksgiv-1 mond Gulliford, Rhonda and ing. Thursday dinner guests Renae. “ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bas- were Mr. and Mrs. Gale Carey and Bruce of Stayton and Mr. tuscheck. Nathan, Karin and and Mrs. Art Swanson of Sher Lisa, enjoyed “The Man From La Mancha” in Portland on wood. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Geston of Wednesday evening, November Gates, Mrs. Esther Whalen 26. On Thursday the family and daughter of Milwaukie and dined with Dr. and Mrs. Bur Mrs. Whalen’s mother were ton C. Bastuscheck, his par dinner guests on Thanksgiving ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rush of Mrs. Margaret Geston. Mr. and Mrs. Geston enjoyed an were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rush and family and overnight stay. Mr. and Mrs. John Fink of Liz Wright and Alan Sommers Salem were dinner guests of of Salem for Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley on dinner. Mr. Rush and Brian 1 stayed the night and were Thanksgiving. Mrs. Fink | joined by his dad, Clare, for a their daughter. day of fishing on Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness 1 successful Friday at Detroit Lake. Din enjoyed the Rock Show in ner guests on Saturday were Springfield on Saturday, No- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rush and vember 29. family of Corvallis and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis and Mrs. Clifford Robertson of and family celebrated Suzies Salem. eighth birthday anniversary on Thanksgiving dinner guests November 26 at the home of of Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Ohrt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, her Christine, Cathy, Leland and grandparents. The two fami Mike were his sister and fam lies also enjoyed dinner togeth ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shafer, er on Thanksgiving. Leanne, Carla, Carrie, and Ray Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. children had a telephone visit J. M. Holly of Salem, her with his mother and sisters in parents. The Shafer family Sunnyvale, California that eve stayed until Sunday. ning. Mrs. Viola Hirte and daugh A family Thanksgiving din ter, Mrs. Cheryl Dodby were ner at the home of Mr. and co-hostesses of a home prod Mrs. Harold Wilson included ucts party on Thursday. No Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson,1 vember 20. Mrs. Jane Hunt- Robert, Roger and Rory of ley of Salem demonstrated the Portland, Richard of the Uni-' plastic products to «.u vnvua di Gloria Ur- versity of Oregon in Eugene, I ban, Beth Stewart, Lola Han- and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wilson 1 ness. Myrtle Donahue, Janet of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Don i Lewis, Yvonne Welstad, Carol Carey, ’ Tom ~ and Steven of | Thomas and Rosie Cupps. Re- » < home » for — .... Stayton and > Jon the freshments were served after holidays from Portland State wards. College. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Hamp Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Tucker ton were hosts to a family din were visited over the Thanks ner on Thanksgiving. Rela giving weekend by her parents tives were Mr. and Mrs. Ray and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hampton and children of Ta Duggan, Chris of Redmond, coma, Washingon, Mr. and and Kathy of Salem. Mrs. Dick Hampton and chil Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black dren of Lyons and Mr. and bum, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Lewis Hampton, Jr. and Tuers of Klamath Falls and i children of Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Henness, Mr and Mrs. Gunter Cline Susan and Gary enjoyed a fam and Douglas left Wednesday, ily dinner on Thanksgiving at November 26 for Pasco, Wash the Henness home. Mrs. Hen ington. for a family reunion of ness is a daughter of the the Clines. They stayed with Blackburns and Mrs. Tuers is a brother and family, Mr. and the former Kandee Henness. Mrs. Dee Cline and Deeanna Dinner guests on Thanks in Pasco. Joining them were giving at the DaDve Barn- a sister and brother, Mr. and hardt home were Mrs. George I Mrs. Floyd Krutsinger of Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wenatchee, Washington, and Stafford and Lynn and Rebec Mr. and Mrs Glen Cline of ca Savage. Later in the eve Lewiston. Idaho. Mr and Mrs. ning Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cline returned home on Satur day. Drake visited. Mrs. George Stafford was Wayne Bartow visited with visited by Mr. and Mrs. Earl his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bassett and Maryann of Stay ald Haueter during his vaca ton on Sunday, November 30. tion from Southern Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Terry Drake College in Ashland, Mrs. Bar enjoyed Thursday dinner with bara Davidson and children of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mill City were dinner guests Charles Wirkkala in Mill City. for Thanksgiving. Hostesses for a going away Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hagen re party in honor of Mrs. Alice cently celebrated their 30th Rice were Mrs. Judy Holman. wedding anniversary at home Mrs. Delores Sarff and Mrs. with Loran and Paulann. Marie Stickley. The coffee and handkerchief shower was held Tuesday, December 2, at the I Am InfrrfKtcd ln Your clubhouse in Gates. A number Transportation of friends attended. Mrs. Rice plans to leave for Southern California soon. Mrs. Pauline Wilcoxin. Deb 5 bie. Brent and Jimmy of Sea side arrived Wednesday for a -r three-dav stay with her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evans and family. The two families and Stewart Hill of Albany enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday. The women and children enjoyed a I I drive up to Hoodoo on Friday. HIM At Thanksgiving guests of Mr. • k and Mrs. Fred Gnuske were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elliott of POUT OUT Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster. Your Transportation Lisa and John Gulliford. 1$ My Business children of Mr and Mrs. Jim Gulliford of Portland arrived For NEW or USED November 20 for a visit with their grandparent«. Mr. and CARS and TRUCKS Mrs Jack Gulliford. Although Call I.isa returned hme last Sun day. John is still visiting. Mrs. JERRY COFFMAN Essie Lucas Mrs Gulliford« mother, left for Aumsville Saturday. November 29 after _______ an extended visit here. Dinner STAYTON guests in addition to Mrs. Lu- Horae ______ cas. * Lisa anti John on Thanks 769-2117 869-2552 giving were Mr. and Mrs Rav- Philippi Ford
