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GATES Local Women Attend State Garden Meet 1 By Rose Cre« LYONS 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 15, 1971 By Eva Brewaler The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too Mrs. Glen Julian was taken Ten members of the Mill i Guests on Friday at the FUU SPEED! I to Santiam Memorial Hospital City Garden club attended the home of Mrs. Lang Stafford 21 YEARS BEFORE FULTON LAUNCHED HIS -CLERMONT’ JAMES IT*/Cl' in Stayton Sunday forenoon all-day meeting of Capitol were Mrs. Ellen Howland and foy medical treatment and DESIGNED A MECHANICALLY PROPELLED District No. 17 Oregon State three children from near San tests. BOAT. IT WORKED ON A JETcx>ccr» ta Barbara, Calif., Mrs. Clyde Federation of Garden Clubs, Oliver DRIVEN BY A PUMP AND REACHED A SPEED Mr. and Mrs- Glen Julian and Mrs. Lucille Mc Inc., at McNary Golf Club last OF 4 MILES PER HOUR ! ’nd family from Eugene were Causland. Mrs. Howland is the Wednesday. ‘•unday guests at the home of Chance and is Hostess clubs were Wilark former Ellen his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen friends and relatives park and Little Garden clubs, visiting fulian, Sr. in the Gates-Mill City area. | both of Salem. Sunday overnight guest at ( Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Geston Coffee and cookies were he home of Mr. and Mi’s Mike- spent the Easter weekend in served by the hostess clubs fol- 1 Fink was her sister, Miss El-I Grove visiting at the lowing registration at 9:30 a.m. Cottage I ’en Dougherty of Portland Mrs. R. A. Troxell, district home of her son and family, | Sunday visitors were another director presided at the busi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobs sister, Mrs. Grace Sandberg | and children and with Mr. and IS THIS A SYSTEM . ness meeting at 10 a. m. j and daughter, Miss Carol Mrs. Braxton Fouts. YOU BET IT IS-THE The address of wlecome was ' Sandberg, also of Portland. FREE ENTERPRISE given by Mrs. W. Ingalsbe of , Mrs. Lang Stafford and Mrs. Jude, infant son of Mr. and SYSTEM! MP VOU r Wilark Park and the response Ernest Ragsdale of Mill City can SUPPORT it best Mrs. James Silbernagel, is in sent in their reports for the by Mrs. H. Selby of the South BV JOINING the a Salem hospital for treatment. VWWI Auxiliary Monday. payroll savings plan , Salem Garden club. Verl Hammelan from Mon The dates chosen for the remember , U.S. Flag ceremonies were by a mouth was a dinner guest at SAVINGS BONDS group of Manuka Camp Fire Rummage Sale at the Gates SERVE YOU WHILE the home of his niece, Mr. Girls of Salem and the Invo clubhouse are May 5, 6 and 7 THEY SERVE YOUR and Mrs. Orval lenders and from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Any COUNTRY! cation hv Mrs. M. Haverland of family. > Westmoreland Garden Club of one having good used rummage Lester Gibbons was taken is asked to leave it at Mrs. Salem. back to Santiam Memorial hos One hundred twenty-five Harold Wilson’s home or call pital the last of the week for her or Mrs. Lola Henness. members answered roll call. t reatment. The Gates Woman ’ s club is Election of officers was held Henry Holzfuss is getting badly in need of used material with Mrs. H. Sloan being elect about on crutches due to a for one of their projects, diaper ‘ THE DEEP END ! ed District Director. badly cut foot he received :P1H e deepest canvon in the world Following reports given by service, for^the Marian Home I while working in the woods. • IS HEIL'S CANYON DIVIDING IDAHO the District Chairmen and Gar at Sublimity. Anyone having Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt AND OREGON IT REACHES A DEPTH den Club Presidents the meet clean used sheets, towels, OP 1,900 FEET! ■ and her sister, Mrs. Gladys outing flannel, pajamas, shorts, ing adjourned for lunch. I Nygaard, were Easter guests During the luncheon,- music sweat shirtsf men’s shirts, etc., in Albany at the home of their are asked to contact Mrs. Har- J was furnished by the McNary i ,. _ son-in-law and daughter, Mr. High school orchestra and a °ld Wilson. Boxes are made up and Mrs. Harry Elmer. these artlclea articles all time ; | ny ily dinner. Attending were her stvln «how um nresonted hv 3 al 1 ■ of ainner. Mr. ner Salem Saturday night. SaTem^^artment^tore^ ‘‘P41 01686 sent !c.tlle a11 the As time peo-, parents, and Mrs. Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston Guests at the home of Mr. and sons, Tom, Bob and Ken I pie are doing their Spring I Turnidge from Mill City; her and Mrs. Dave Barnhardt for In the afternoon for uw , i------- . 1— . - .. . — — ----- - 11 two sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Easter dinner were Mrs. Eda ton were dinner guests in Cor program. Mm. Claude Mills of »ouseoleamng they are urged l"Xd demonstrated Flower. “nt“VteM“yt,!;;i';?,nusaWe ““ Beesley from Snohomish, Wn., Stafford, Mr, and Mrs. Terry vallis at the home of her and Miss Carolyn Brejcha of Drake and their daughter, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arrangements for the home 6 11 ,n- Sutherland and family. commenTato1?3261 Bartlett 38, George, and her1 daughter, Bi Beaverton; a niece, Miss Susan Melody from OCE and their Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye Jensen from Snohomish, Wn.; other two daughters. were guests at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Table favors were furnished 16" ^usl 'Yh° is a student at their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. by the hostess clubs. | i Mrs. Delbert Turnidge from Lad Pesek and daughters, Stayton, her two children, Ca irSr<oS„r“e'vea,^ - “ Robyn, Janell and Leslie in thy Ziebert and Louis Kelle Salem. ° Attending from the Mill City dinner J^ela in and friends, Miss Dawn Riser club were Mrs. Lloyd Girod, '• . 7™"faster Sunday from Beaverton; “Skip” Mead Mr«? O K DeWitt Mrs Clyde home of Mr. and Mrs. er and Andrea, and Mr. and n ™ XV D ™ Harold Wilson, were and Mr. M and Mrs. Jack Shewmake of Gates. Phillips, Mrs. Ross McCombs, M Robert wilson Visiting for a couple of days Mrs. Ixiwell Cree, Mrs. Ken-1 I RnMw RnCTor R „„ o„ J Roger and Rorey of recently at the home of Mrs neth Coming, Mrs. Else Allen, Robby, Mrs. Edith Haines of Fritz Ward were her nephew, Mrs. Louis Verbeck, Mrs. Mar-1 Portland, City and Mrs. Nellie Al and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. I "Living on a budget is the tin Hansen, and Mrs. Laurence Mill len of Gates. Pede Wright from Tacoma. same as living beyond your Doble. Mrs. Betty Kelle was host- Walter Brisbin returned to means except that you have ess Saturday evening for a fam-1 Salem Memorial hosj ital ★ * * We Sell and Service JACUZZI PUMPS Building Your New Home Now? OidT/rn&z inl Mrs. Glenn Anderson a record of it.” Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise S4.00 per Year Read it Every Week FREE ESTIMATE on any and all of your plumbing needs. Moffatt Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 897-2799 Receives Seal of Perfection from Lodge Santiam Rebekah Lodge No. 1GC met in regular meeting April 7, 1971, with Noble Grand, Mrs. Otto Weidman, presiding. A1I officers were pre sent. Agnes Allen, District Deputy President accompanied by Miss Sharon Harter of Ideal Re bekah Lodge No. 223 of Turn er paid an official visit and presented Mrs. Glenn Ander son with a seal of perfection. An invitation was received from Grace Rebekah Lodge No. 236 of Sweet Home to attend their 50th anniversary meet ing, April 28th at 8 p. m. Re grets were, .sent that a visita tion on this date was not pos sible. Delegates elected to the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon’s annual meeting, May 17th through May 20th this year to be held in Pendleton, were Mrs. Dave Bamhardt, who is also assistant Assembly Con ductor and Mrs. Waiter Thom as, also Royal Regent of the Lady Muscovites. Mrs. Robert Jobe, Endow ment chairman, reported con tributions were made to the Endowment Fund in memory of Lucille Lewis and Elsie Pot ter. The lodge voted to serve the Junior-Senior banquet on April 17th. Mrs. Dave Bamhardt to chairman the event again this year. Mrs. Robert Jobe will chairman the Cooked Foods Bale to be held April 16. Mrs. Dave Bamhardt volun teered to represent the Lodge at the July 4th Steering Com mittee meeting on April 27th. Following the meeting, re freshments were served by Mrs. Albert Carr and Mrs. Lang Stafford, who also decor ated the dining room and hall with a spring flower and Eas ter theme. 9 Plant the SBBd 4 ‘ X t ’S what you might call a commonly recognized agricultural principle that if you want to do your harvesting on a particular piece of ground, that’s the place to sow your seed. Using the same general type of reasoning, it is obvious that if you want to harvest a nice crop of pros perity ... in the form of better busi ness, a better job, a better community in which to live . . . it’s advisable to plant your trade dollars where they will produce growth for you, rather than for somebody else. k* The homes we live in ... the jobs and businesses which support us . . . the schools and churches that teach our children and enrich our lives . . . the convenient stores and service establishments that supply our every day and emergency needs . . . none of these were built, nor are they sup ported by the dollars that are spent in some other community or city. These Firms Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare H. L. Ashby Distributor of Shell Products Madison-Davis Ins. Co. Inc. Santiam Cable Vision Kelly Lumber Sales Mill City, Oregon Mill City, Oregon Building Supplies, Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Electrical Fixtures Jerry Pittam Insurance Circle K Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City’s New Convenience Store Mill Gty Enterprise U. S. National Bank of Oregon Head Office Portland Mill City Enterprise Aedvartiatag — Commercial Printing Moffatt Plumbing & Heating Phone 897-2799 Mill City, Oregon D & J Automotive S. W. Broadway at Fifth Girod's Hilltop Super Market 3 & E Qeeea Mm» We Otve S 4 H Green Stamps Less Body & Fender Repair Complete Body Repair A Paint Service I
