I
Spending last week here
with her father, James Swan, I
was Mrs. Orville Oderman
(Donola Swan) of Gold Beach,
Ore., who was on a three-
weeks’ vacation from a bank
in that locality.
Football Players Honored at Banquet
By Canyon Baptist Church in Lyons
Santiam Canyon
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 1, 1978
Home Grown Jack-o-Lantern
Study Group
Meeting November 8
GATES — “That All Broke
Feeling and What
To Do
About It" will be the topic
when members of the Santiam
Canyon
Home
Extension
Study Group meet Thursday,
Nov. 8. at the Gates Commun­
ity Clubhouse. Project leaders
will be Mrs. Glenda Roten and
Mrs. Ann Hovey.
Families express the feeling
that they are earning enough
but just aren’t getting ahead
financially and that money
really isn’t buying the things
that are important to the
family.
This lesson helps families
look at two questions: (1)
Where do families go wrong
in managing money or what
are some common mistakes
made by families?; (2) How
can families solve their finan­
cial problems?
Hostesses for the 10 a.m.
meeting will be Mrs. Elsie
Martin and Mrs. Myrtle Dona­
hue.
A special guest will be Mrs
June Mennis, county commit­
teewoman who will help the
group plan a spring tour.
Otto Witt recently returned
after having made a visit to
the home of his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Bassett and family in
Longview, Wash.
A happy surprise at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lau­
rence Doble was the arrival
of her brother, Harold Fair­
brother, of Detroit, Mich., who
l'lew out to spend the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett
with them. He called from
Portland on Thursday evening, visited in Sweet Home Sun­
then rented a car to drive out! day
_ at the home of long _ time
Friday morning in spite of the i friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wib
valley fog that day, returning Johnston. They also visited
on Sunday.
with their former Mill City
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
Dwaine Norrie, who now live
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Keen next door to the Johnstons.
returned home last Thursday
from a two weeks vacation in
Mr. and Mrs. Bern Mueller
the Hawaiian Islands. They were in Seattle over the week­
spent one week on the island end where they attended the
Leslie VanDolah has a large Jack-o-Lantern this year which
of Maui, visiting friends, and spring showing of the Ber­
A football banquet for the demy, followed by a skit,
he proudly displays. The pumpkin weighed 65 pounds. Leslie,
the second week on the island I nat line of yarns. Their dau­ varsity
teams of the Santiam “What Football Means To Me”
of Kauai and Oahu.
the son of Mrs. Verne Davis and a second grader at Gates,
ghter, Mrs. Shari Hansen, and Wolverines.
the
Stay ton done by Marilyn Limbeck and
grew the pumpkin from a seed given to him by his teacher.
grandchildren of Coupeville, Eagles and the Salem Aca­ Susan Neal. A trumpet solo
Mrs. William McClintock Wash, spent Sunday with demy Crusaders, was held at was next, performed by Evan
Elementary Football
Camp Fire Girls Spend
the Canyon Baptist Church in Fadel of Salem Academy with
spent the weekend in Portland them.
[ Lyons Thursday, Oct. 25.
Mike Schelske accompanying
following the reception for
Teams Play Last Game Overnighter Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Shields Re-' The Wolverines from San­ on the piano. Ron Langhoefer
Mrs. Dorothy Parrish, at the
The Mill City eighth grade
mine
returned
recently
from
The eighth graae Camp
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
tiam High School were repre­ of Western Baptist College
football team played their last Fire Girls went to Camp Kilo-
McClintock where a family a week’s flying trip to Mexico sented by Tyce Pedersen, Doug then sang a solo number.
game of the year last Thurs­ wan last Saturday for an over -
Testimonies of "What liv­
gathering was held. She re­ City where they renewed the Gruver. Bob Bennett, Jerry
day at the Oregon State Deaf night camping trip.
turned home Sunday with Mr. acquaintance of a couple they Shepherd. David Plotts, Ted ing for Christ means to me”
School.
Accompanied by their lead-
and Mrs. Jack McClintock and had met in Tahiti on a pre­ Moreland, Mike Morgan, Brian were given by several students
Steve Richards made both ers, Mrs. Gerald Payseno and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McClin­ vious trip and had entertained Jones, Bruce Hildebrandt, of Salem Academy, Mark Linda Hampton
touchdowns for Mill City and Mrs. Virgil Trout, were Laurie
tock from Bremerton, Wash, in their home here. They Russ Richter and Ronald Rich­ Smith and Lyle Basey of
the firial score was Mill City Blair, Linda Keen, Denise
who came to visit their uncle, spent several days visiting ter. There were 23 members of Lyons and Tyce Pedersen, stu­ Honored at Party
12 and the Deaf School 19.
them
at
their
home
in
Cuerna
­
GATES
—
On
Saturday
Gibson, Sandi Burge, Susan
dent
body
president
of
San
­
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel.
Salem Academy Crusaders
The seventh grade won their Budlong, Toni Payseno, Laura
vaca, which is about an hour’s the
evening, Oct. 27, a party was
tiam.
present
with
their
coach
Mr.
trip from Mexico City.
The ham dinner was prepar­ given in honor of the engage­ game with a score of 6-0. Rod­ Hoover and Brenda Trout.
Holman. Fifteen were present
The Mil) City Garden Club
ed
by the ladies from the ment of Miss Linda Elizabeth ney Carpenter scored the only
the Stayton High School
Visitors from Saturday un­ from
will meet Thursday, Nov. 1
church
and served by Vicki Hampton to David More­ TD of the game.
Eagles with their coaches, Mr.
at the home of Mrs. Ruth til Wednesday at the Ada Kelly and Mr. Bullock.
Brown, Julie Neal, Robin land, formerly of California. NEED JOB PRINTING?—
Cali
Brownstone for a 12:30 dessert Meeker home were her son I
Loomis,
Debbie
Pedersen, The proud parents Louis and
Youth pastor, Hoy Deeter, Deanna Quarry and Kim Betty Hampton, Jr. hosted the
See The Mill City Enter BILL ALLMAN
luncheon. Anyone who can­ and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
prise. Top Quality Printin/ Phone 769-5729
not attend is asked to notify Staley of Pacifica, Calif. Ar­ was master of ceremonies in­ Crook all girls of the Church gathering. The house was de­
the hostess by calling 850-2583. riving on Sunday were her troducing the new pastor, Don Youth Group.
corated in fall colors with the
priced right. Fast service 715 1st—Stayton
grandson and family, Mr. and Prociw, and main speaker,
The tables were decorated engagement cake decorated
too. Phone 897-2772.
P. J.’s Beauty Center, 240 Mrs. Richard Jensen. Richard Chuck Austin from Bend, who with color streamers of the with roses and doves, taking
gave the message “Team Up individual schools with foot­ a special place. The cake was
S. W. Broadway, open Mon­ and Jeffrey of Detroit, Mich., W
Tilh Christ” The invocation ball placemats made by the made for Miss Hampton by her
day through Saturday 9:00 and granddaughter Lynn Jef-1 was
given by Coach Bullock youth group and goal posts aunt, Mrs. Herbert Hampton
a.m. to 5:00 p.m., evenings by feries of Yerington. Nev. They of Stayton
High.
were at the end of the tables from Gates.
appointment. Telenhone 897- came to attend the funeral
services
of
their
father
and
Attending the engagement
The
program
began with of each team with their re­
2137.
44 tf
grandfather, M. Henry Meek­ special music by Salem Aca- spective emblem.
party were: Don Hiebert from
Idanha; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree er, last Tuesday, Oct. 23.
Our property, which includes the Bed of Rock
Hampton, Stevie, Orin and
and Mrs. William McClintock
Mrs.
William
Beyer
will
be
Mill
City
Club
Creek
and The Land under the Bonneville Power
Timmy
from
Gates;
Mr.
and
attended the reception at the
Mrs. Hugh Hampton, Sandra,
Lake Oswego High School Sa­ showing hand painted jewel­
Line,
is
POSTED. It is not open for Hunting to
Angelia and Michael from Al­
Represented at
Joyce Presler — 897-2707
turday evening honoring Mrs. ry at the Holiday Gift Gallery
Anyone.
at
Tony
’
s
Cafe
in
Silverton,
bany; Miss Iris Hampton from
Earnest and Bulah Fish from
Dorothy Parrish, grand con­
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lincoln City, are visiting County Meeting
ductress of the Grand Chapter Friday, Nov. 2.
MARTIN V. KELLY
Hiebert from Idanha; Mr. and
Glen and Julia Shelton. They
of Oregon. OES. Mrs. McClin­
The
Charles
Kellys
have
re
­
arrived on Oct. 29 and plan on
Ten local ladies represent­ Mrs. Steve Savage, Davie and
tock, conductress of Marilyn
Chapter —145 took part in the ceived cards from Postmaster staying until this weekend. ed the Mill City Woman’s Club Gregory from Lyons; Miss
conductress’s drill. Over 700 and Mrs. Ed Spencer of Salem The Fish's lived in Mill City at the fall meeting of the Colleen Grant from Salem;
attended from all parts of Ore­ and Postmaster and Mrs. Bill before moving to Lincoln City. Marion County Federation of Mrs. George Grant from
Gates City Council will hold Woman’s Clubs held on Tues­ Gates; E. Moreland from
gon. A special guest was a Fair of Stayton who are
Electronic Servicing And Sales at
past grand patron and his wife spending two weeks on a tour their meeting this Thursday, day, Oct. 30, in the library of Gates; Mrs. Shirley Sharp and
of
Portugal,
the
Canary
Is
­
Kenny
from
Gates;
Dick
November
1,
7:30
pjn.
at
the
from the State of Wyoming.
the Detroit High School with
Reasonable Rates
lands. and Spain, having flown Gates Fire Station. The public the Detroit Civic Club as host- Jennings from Lyons; Donna
directly to Copenhagen, Den- |
Welcome to attend these esses.
Hook from Gates; Harvey
mark. They rented a car for meetings.
Luncheon for the visitors S. Cannon from Salem; Mrs.
two days and visited old cas­
Study from
Home
Extension
Marion Terry Lockram, Kim and
throughout
tles and small villages, find- Group will hold their meeting County was prepared and Misty; Miss Tina Hampton and
I ing the people very friendly, this next Thursday, Nov. 8 at served at the Detroit City Hall Miss Louisa Hampton.
i but few speak English. The the Gates Community Center. by members of the American
A date for the wedding has
PHONE
PHONE
i sea food and good weather The title of this months pro­ Legion Aux., with the Hallo­ not been set.
were enjoyed, though. The gram is “That All Broke Feel­ ween motif being used in the
SAT JEM
visitors thought the drivers ing and What to Do About It” decorations. The speaker was
GATES
drove around at an unusually and the project leaders will be Lee Boeckstiegel from the De­ Controlled Fires
581-4047
897-2777
fast speed.
Mrs. Glenda Roten and Mrs. troit Ranger Station who Reported on Highway
Ann Hovey.
spoke on forestry.
IDANHA — An alert motor­
Channel 6 News from Port­
Large Jack-o-Lantern
As Toni Thomas was not
land, took film of Ray White able to attend, her report as I ist called the Idanha Rural
on Tuesday, Oct. 30 for view­ chairman on conservation for Fire Protection District about
ing on their news later this the county federation was 5:36 p.m. Monday to report a
3882 State Street,
Salem, Oregon 97301
week or the first of next.
read by Mary Youmans, secre­ fire along the North Santiam
Louis and Betty Hampton, tary of the club here. Other Highway near mile post 72
Jr. announce the engagement chairman gave the usual five- above Marion Forks, He was
quite worried, saying it looked
of their daughter, Linda Eliza­ minute reports.
like it had been set iu several
beth to David Moreland of
Attending *he all-day event places.
He remarked, the coun­
Canyon Area Every Thursday
California. A party was given from Mill City were Margaret
From Metuuna To Idanha
in their honor on Saturday, Snow, president of the club; try is too beautiful to be
Oct. 27. No date has been set Mary Youmans, Helen Kim­ marred by fire.
The rural fire district
SYLVANIA and ZENITH SALES
[ for the wedding.
mel, Edith Mason, Theresa
Ray Presler attended the Saalfeld, Kate Doble, Jenny checked with District Ranger
; English Degree Work put on Cauble, Nell DeWitt, Ellen Lee Boeckstiegel and learned
by Pacifica Lodge #6368, Port­ Lundquist and Lettie Swan. that it was a controlled bum.
land on Oct. 26. The presenta- Mrs. DeWitt won a “collector’s A number of debris piles had
or Ueed, Color
been touched off in the after­
| tion was sponsored by Salem item” plate.
noon
by
the
U.
S.
Forest
Serv
­
Lodge #50 and was held at the
ice in a roadside clean-up pro­
Capital Masonic Hall with
ject, following a previous sal­
; about 120 present.
vage timber sale in the area.
Ghosts and Goblins will 1 Mill City-Gates American
I
Legion
Auxiliary
will
hold
appear tonight in droves.
By Frank Stromqulst
Lewis Setzer has a large greet­ I their next meeting Nov. 9, 8:00
I p.m. at the Gates Community
NOTE: The Pharmacy part ing for the young ones when i Center. Mrs. James Drew from
of the store will be closed they appear at his house. I Salem, who is president of
for filling prescriptions i Lewis found a large hollow District Two, will be honored.
from 4:30 p.m. this Satur- log at work and brought it This will be a potluck, no-host
James E. Evans
day, November 3. The home and cut a face in it for dinner.
store will remain open for his sons Eddie and Grady.
Gates
Elementary
School
Services were at 10:30 a.m.
other business until 6:00 They live on S. W. High St.
will be closed all day, Wednes­ Wednesday in Brownsville
p.m. as usual. This is to
day, Nov. 7 for Parent-Teacher Cemetery for James Edwin
allow me to attend a class
(Conferences.
Evans, 36, Gates, a resident of
reunion in Corvallis. Thank
Ray and Joyce Presler at­ Brownsville most of his life
you.
tended a progressive dinner on before coming here six months
. October 27 in Stayton. The ago. Huston Funeral Home,
•Vitamin C soon may be add­
Welcome Wagon Well Wishers Lebanon, had charge of ar­
ed to cured meats — bacon,
e
e
put on the dinner. Mrs. Pres­
frankfurters, bologna, ham
The Oregon State Health Di­ ler is vice-president of the rangements.
Evans was found dead Sa­
—in an attempt to block vision (OSHD) dental health
the potential carcinogenic section is assisting in the in­ group of which 11 couples at- turday of a gunshot wound in
For the cold days ahead, in fact they're here right now, you
a rural area near Mill City.
danger from nitrites used itiation of an oral hygiene tended.
The Linn County district at­
in the curing process. Co­ program for the Mill City
can count on our dependable deliveries, prompt service, end
torney’s office is investigating
operative trials are under schools. The objective of this Yerbeck Home
the death.
way by the meat industry, program is to teach the stud­
top quality Shell Heating Oil to keep your home coiy.
Surviving are his widow,
FDA, and the department of ents techniques to remove the Scene of Coffee
agriculture.
decay-causing substance called
Mrs. Louis Verbeck enter- Janice, three daughters, Dixie,
• Tank Protection Service
“
plaque
”
from
their
teeth
and
tained
at her home on Tues­ Pennie and Cathy, and two
•The aging process may be thus improve the oral health day morning,
sons, Dallas and Mark, all of
Oct.
30,
with
an
slowed by controlled metal
the students.
informal coffee honoring her Gates; his mother, Ida Evans,
ion concentrations in human of The
• Shell's high quality clean-burning oil meant sure
initial
phase
will
in
­
houseguest,
Mrs. Agnes Kel­ Brownsville; five brothers,
tissue, says Dr. Gunther clude grades 4, 5 and 6 of Mill lom of Stayton,
Leonard and Daniel, both of
but
a
former
Eichhorn, Nat’l. Inst, of City Elementary School. On longtime resident of Mill City Brownsville, Robert, Lebanon,
economy during the winter months
Health’s Gerontology Re­ Oct. 31 these classes will be where she and her late hus­ Newt, in Oklahoma, and John
search Center, Baltimore.
given instruction on proper band operated a grocery store Sweet Home, and a sister,
• All Thi« and S & H Green Stamps Too.
Ruth Kalhovd, Astoria
When your doctor prescribes brushing and the use of dental for many years.
floss. The teacher-supervised
Friends and former neigh­
the best, we do the rest, at brushing
and flossing program bors invited to drop in for a who graduated from the local
will continue for five weeks, visit with the honored guest high school in the same class
i after which its effectiveness included Mrs. Zelma Ball, Mrs. with Mrs. Richard Verbeck a
will be evaluated.
Else Allen and Mrs. Charles number of years ago.
Assisting with the instruc­ Kelly. Mrs. Martin Hansen had
SHELL JOBBER
Mrs. Kellom. who will be 90
tion is Mrs. Kay Blundell of visited with Mrs. Verbeck’s years old next Jan. 9, expect­
Phone 897-2812
the OSHD dental health sec­ guest on Monday, the day of ed to return to her apartment
Serving the Mill City and Stayton Areas
tion, Mrs Marion Schaeffer, her arrival, having been driv­ on Wednesday. She was an ac­
Your Home Town
Linn
County
public
health
en
to
Mill
City
by
Mrs.
Rich
­
tive
member
of
the
Catholic
Drug Store
nurse, and Dr. Dave Thomp­ ard Verbeck of Tangent
Ph. 769-2339 Slayton
or
897-2297 Mill City
Church while living here, and
son, Mill City dentist and his
Another visitor on Monday has many friends in this local­
staff.
1 was Mrs. Leroy Podrabaky1 ity
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