Brings
DETROIT Thanksgiving
Families Together
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The MIO City Enterprise, H iutm I hv , N ov . 29, 1973
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Joyce Presler — 897-2787
I I
DETROIT — Many homes in
PHONE 897-2772
MILL CITY. ORE, TOM
Dinner guests Thanksgiving P. O. BOX 348
the Upper North Santiam Can
Spending Thanksgiving Day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Published at MUI City, Marion County, Ore. every Thanday.
yon were the setting Thanks with Walter and Tom Thomas.
Al Yankus were her two sis Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Poetoffice at Mu!
ters, Mrs. Theodore Adams. Sr. City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Due to so many other ac giving Day for the gathering Sr. were Toni’s mother and
from
Vancouver,
from Portland, and Mrs.
tivities during the month of and out of state to be with brother
November
and
December, of families and friends. Others Wash.. Mrs. Jessie Zieler and I The Church of Jesus Christ Charles Donaldson from Maple The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
Elvin ______
Marlor. Walter’s sister
there will be no Deanha PTC traveled to mid-valley towns____
Valley,
Wash..
her
two for errors In advertisements. It will, however, reprint
of Utter Day Salat»
Valley. Wash..
meetings, it has been announc families and friends at home. from Maple >
nephews, Mr and Mrs. Theo without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
George
J.
Rolfe
gatherings
Mrs Peg«' Donaldson spent
ed.
dore Adams. Jr. and Jana and advertisement which is In error if The Enterprise is at fault
Phone 7695417
Driving to Centralia. Wash- Thursday and Friday with the
Miss Janice Hanson of Sei
Darrell and Mr. and Mrs. An Independent newspaper, dedicated to the development
Bi
anch
President
—
585-4442
mar. Calif, enplaned for her Wed. to observe the holiday Thomases
Meetings at Stayton Branch Andy Adams. Kelly, Andrea. of the timber industry and agriculture in this area.
home Monday following a with relatives and friends were
Ray and Viola Foster spent Chapel - Westown Subdiviaon Tom and Aaron, and their son-
weeks visit at the Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Jake Williams. Thanksgiving Dey at the home Priesthood Meetings___ 930 in-law and daughter, Mr. and
They returned home Satur of Fern and Don Johnson in Sunday School _____ 1030 Mrs. James Bryan and a
home of Mr. and Mrs Earl
Oregon
(Mike) Michaelson and fam- day evening.
I Sacrament Meeting _ 6:00 friend, all from Portland. Mr.
Newspaper
Among other travelers were Gates.
Relief
Society
Wednesday
103®
and
Mrs.
Bryon
took
all
of
the
Uy
Gael and Leonora Cutsforth
Publishers
Tom Ottenwess and Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thomas traveled to Gervais for a fam MIA Wednesday____ 730
children up to play in the
Ronald, who
Association
garet McQuirk of Burns spent son and son.
ily gathering at the home of Primary Tuesday _____ 43® snow. Mrs Donaldson remain
drove
to
Prineville,
for
a
fam
the Thanksgiving holidays vis
ed
at
the
Yankus
home
until
Gary and Dorothy Cutsforth.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
iting area friends. Tom was ily gathering at the home of Also attending was their son,
Saturday to visit with her
__M5C
seriously injured in a logging Mrs. Thomasson’s sister and Lynn Cutsforth and Vicky
Marlon-Linn Counties, per year_________
brother-in-law and sister
truck accident the later part brother-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Moore from Lyons.
....16.00
Outside
Marion-Linn
Counties,
per
year
..._
of June. He was hospitalized Joe Beltram. Mr. Thomasson’s
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Har Outside Oregon, per year
.45.50
Tom and Marlene Hirons.
in a Burns hospital for three mother. Mrs. Mary Thomas
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lan
’
guests
for
Thanksgiving
son. returned home with them (living at the end of Gates Hill
months.
were her mother. Mrs. Alice [ GEORGE J^ONG
Road near Elkhorn) with their
for an extended visit
Watson and their grandson. RAYMOND E. PRESLER
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feyer- children. Vicky, Debbie and
Billy Watkins, from Salem. NORMA LONG________
harm and family drowe to Wes traveled first to Salem ST CHRISTOPHER MISSION Billy stayed with his grand ROSE CREE___________
I
DATSUN SERVICE Newport for a family Thanks and spent part of Thanksgiv
Detroit
parents from Wednesday eve MARY KELLY_________
giving dinner and visit at the ing Day with his parents, Nor-
Sunday
Mass
10:30
am.
ning until Sunday when his
AND REPAIR
CORI
home of Mrs. Feyerharm’3 val and Lucille Hirons. then
father and little brother. Ed
Holy Dav and First Fridav
AR W«rt Guaranteed and ye« • mother. Mrs. Lucille Bruck went to Sheridan to her par
win Watkins and Michael came
5.30 P M Detroit
SATE 3®% «■ Salem Price. ner. They returned hctne Sa ents. Don and Neoma Remolds
for dinner and then took him
turday night. Mrs. Feyerharm before returning home.
home.
Call 897-2062
noted that most motorists
Wednesday to Friday was
ELMER TRIPP
were observing the new speed spent by Doris Rogers in Al
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake
law. and that there were no bany visiting Glen and Audry
had as guests Thanksgiving,
gas stations open on the holi Musty and their family.
AN UNSOUND PROPOSAL
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake,
Visiting Clare and Margaret
« day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles French,
Rush on Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. Pemal
Anderson and
Opie Clark.
Ketchum-Jenkins Wed were from Salem, Mrs. Liz
LYONS
UNITED
Wright. Mr and Mrs Lyle
METHODIST CHURCH
In Reno Nevada
Rush and Kathy. Brian Rush.
list Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Sth and Ash St.
DETROIT — Reno. Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Dunigan,
Al Yankus was a dinner guest
Phone
859-2540
was the setting for the wed and Alan Sommers.
of Mrs. Frances Alban and
Rev. Arthur Hansen
ding of Miss Patricia Ann
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness
Welcomes you to come as Mitchell in Salem.
Ketchum and Claude F. Jen- traveled
xxovcxcu to xxx„«xx...
Albany to
» be with
kins on Nov. 24. it was an- j Keith and Doris Henness and you are.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Mnise en-
nounced here this week.
' their grandchildren Terry and
I tertained Thanksgiving at a
Catherine's Catholic
The bride is the
ihe daughter of
uf —
Ronnie. They later returned
family dinner for his parents.
You'll find out when
Masses Every Sunday
EL-.
Mr. and
ar.d iLs
Mrs Lloyd Ketchum. ( ’ home and spent part of the
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Muise from
9:00
A.
M.
you have a claim.
Sr. of Detroit and Mr. Jenkins I evening
with
the
Clare
Port Orchard. Wash.: her mo
Holy Day and First Friday
is the son of Floyd Jenkins of' Henness family.
ther, Mrs. Florence Timm,
730 P. M.
You can help yourself a- Stayton. Following a wedding Guests at the home of Mr.
their son. Mr and Mrs. Alan
void costly mistakes in the trip in Nevada and California, and Mrs. Burrel Cole over Church Services — 930 am. Muise and a friend. Steve Ow
amount of auto coverage the young couple will make Thanksgiving were Burnett Sunday School — 1130 a m ing from Corvallis: their son-
ARBITRATOR
Cole. Brent Cole, manager of
First Christian Church
in-law and daughter. Mr. and
you carry if you talk over their home at Gates.
the Sprouse-Reitz store in Port
Bible School. 9:45 a. m.
Mrs. Richard Kenline and
your needs with your in
Angeles. Wash.. Mike Cole,
Morning WorshiD 11:00 am Oliver, and her two sisters,
Extension
Group
dependent insurance agent.
stationed with the navy at Youth meeting at 630 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blackbum.
Because — as many people To Hold Luncheon
Woodby Island, Wash., and
Evening Services 7 p. m.
Sandra. Craig and Roy. all of
discover too late—--all poli IDANHA — A potluck Larry and Charlene Larimer Bible Study each Wednesday Mill
City and Mr. and Mrs.
cies do not cover all risks. luncheon will set the stage for from Lebanon,
1030 A. M. and 630 P. M. at Kenneth Weathers and five
And the attitudes of dif a Christmas party when mem Thanksgiving at Harold and the Church. Senior High Youth children from Dexter
ferent companies toward bers of the Deanna Home Ex- j Mary Wilson’s was held on meets 4 p. m. Junior High
I
meet
at the Saturday. Their son and fam- meets 3 p. m.
„
......
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bastu-
claim payments vary quite tension group
Idanha home of Mrs. Allan ily, Robert and Hazel and boys
scheck and family from Seattle
widely.
Dec. 4 at 10:00 am. Rory and Roger were there Mehama Community Church spent the weekend at the home
As an independent agent, Benton.
will be an exchange along with Hazel’s mother, Frank Schultzwohl. Pastor of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cree
we represent several insur of There
gifts,
and entertainment. Mabel Wells from Eugene,
gifts,
and Anthony.
On Saturday
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
ance companies. This means will be provided by playing1 Nellie Allen also attended,
Morning Worship. 11 a. m. evening. Mr. Bastuscheck ac- j
we can pick and choose a- bingo.
Attending
Thanksgiving
Evening Services 730 p. m compamed Don Cree, Frank PU3MC
with Betty Kelle were her
mong insurance companies
Stromquist and Virgil Trout to
parents Hollis and Katherine
Portland to the Trailblazers OFFICI
to find the one that pro
Santiam Chapel
«
Turnidge from Mill City, her
basketball game.
vides the best coverage for
Assembly of God
neice
and
husband,
LJoyd
and
you.
i
Phone 8592644
Lyons
and Sue Stinson from Lyons, Warren H Cornelius, Pastor
Mrs. Herbert Peck, who was
We, have a free booklet
her sister and friend from
hospitalized last week due to
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
“How To Avoid Costly Mis
PEOPLE’S RIGHTS THREATENED
Rar°lyn HBrejCha
Mor^ Worstdp U ¿clock, a stroke, is reported as doing
takes In Auto Insurance.”'
and Dav. n Risner, her son( •» > /'Vmrfki nm uirji
«*«■» I somewhat better and able to
Congress is considering legislation which is intended to
that is yours for the ask
Louis Kelle from Salem and
PJD '■ | be pushed around in a wheel-
guarantee
organizational and collective bargaining right» to
his friend, Annie Peterson ^X^r^T
ing. Just call or write for
| chair at Salem Memorial Hos- Estate and local
public employees. Actually, If it is passed.
from
Salem
Miss
Peterson
’
s
M10we€k
Services
Wei,
7
pjn.
I
from Salem.
your copy. There’s no ob
Chris Barker
Anyone
desiring
counsel
and
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I
the
rights
of
public
employees would be impaired and the pub-
ligation.
Funeral services will be 1 mother, Mrs. Colette Peterson
. lie interest would be damaged.
also
from
Salem
was
present.
conducted Friday, Nov. 30, at.
The bill would eliminate secret ballot elections on whether
u».
at the honle of Mr an£j
Ray and Joyce Presler spent
11 am. at Sunset Hills Chapel
or not the employee wishes to be represented by a union if—
Thanksgiving
Day
at
her
par
|
Athel
Savage
and
Terry
were
in Portland for Chris Barker, j
Mm City Presbyterian
i Mr and Mrs. Donovan Moffatt, to quote the language of the bill — “credible evidence” that
86. who passed away Tuesday ents, Mr. and Mrs Mike B.
majority want union representation is shown to an all-
Phone 897-313®
Porter
in
Salem.
Also
there
IMike Mark and Rick, Mrs. a powerful
morning at his home.
commission created for this purpose
. ,x.~
x Penny x Por- Adult Bible Oasa
10:(N
a
m.
I
Vee
Golden
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
was
her
neice.
Miss
Mr. Barker lived at 224 S. E. ter from Woodbum and her i Morning W Dialup
Public employees would have rights far exceeding
11:00
a
m.
i
Richard
Brown.
Kris
and
Ka-
Hazel, Mill City. Survivors in
Nursery for young children trina of Salem Mike Moffatt working for private employers: they could demand final
elude the widow. June. A com grandmother. Mrs. Christina under
competent supervision. left Monday for Fairchild AFB settlement of disputes by arbitration (a right which would
Gaub
from
Salem.
Later
her
plete obituary will be publish
brother
and
family,
Gary
and
in Spokane where he will be be denied to the public employer), there would be no judicial
ed in next weeks paper.
review of certification of employees; and uni rm would have
Trova Porter. Christopher and
until Dec. 20
Free Methodist Chaurch
jurisdiction over all but federal public employees.
Mikel from Eugene arrived.
North MUI City
The federal government would, if this proposed law is
I
On Monday. Nov. 26. Paul
Rev. John DeMaia
Merissa Golden, daughter of passed, be allowing a single arbitrator to undermine the sov
and Elydia Smith gave a din
10.00 a. m Sunday School Mr and Mrs David Golden of ereignty of a state or local legislative body and to bind the
ner in honor of Suzie Lewis,
11 a. m. Morning Worship. Tacoma. Wash, spent a week legislative body to a course with which it may Hit.gr».
their granddaughter, and dau
5 p. m. Evening Worship visiting at the home of Debbie
Within a few years it is estimated that 20% of the work
ghter of Virgil and Janet Lewis
Golden, daughter of Mr. and force will be employed by a governmental agency. The num
of Gates, on the occasion of
Mrs Charles Golden
ber of strikes by government employees increased ten-fold
Calvary I attessa Ctarrh
her twelveth birthday. Suzie
between 1965 and 1970 and the number is growing each year
Stayton
was surprised later in the eve
If the bill becomes law, the possibility could arise in
ning with a cake decorated in First Ave. and Fern Ridge Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. David Golden
which every conceivable aspect of the public employers
Rev. Norbert Dey, Pastor
her honor and the arrival of
and Ron from Tacoma, spent operations and policies could be decided by arbitration, has
Delmar and
Kay Syverson Sunday School___ 9:15 a m. a week with her parents. Mr.
tening the day when the public is further removed from the
' with their children Diane, Worship Service _.. 1030 a ni and Mrs. A
M. Davis, elk I concept
of government by the people.
'
Terry
and
Randy.
Miss
Lewis's
hunting
in
the
Roseburg
area.
for
• X
I brother Paul also attended the
They reported having no luck.
dinner and party.
Thanksgiving dinner guests
WEDDING
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I
STATIONERY
Womans Club Party
Clyde Golden were Mr. and
Mrs.
David
Golden,
Merissa
Dec. 5 at City Hall
and Ron from Tacoma. David
has just returned from two
DETROIT — Hosting the
weeks of survival training
annual Christmas party of the
5:00 p. m. to 10:00 p. m.
with the U. S. Air Force be
Detroit Womans Civic Club
tween Fairchilds AFB at Spo
Dec. 5, will be Mrs. Larry
kane, Wash, and the Canadian
Poole. Mrs. Keith Kramer and
border.
Mrs. Robert Guerin
I
The event will be held in the
Guests of Mrs. Sylvia Don-
social room of Detroit City
Midnight till 2:30 a. m.
can Thanksgiving were her
Hall at 7:00 pm. The evening's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
All You Can Eat
program will include a buffet
and Mrs Earl Gooch from
dinner, exchange of gifts and
Salem Highlight of the day
bingo for entertainment.
for them was a telephone call
Members are being remind
from the Gooch’s daughter and
ed to bring canned goods for
son-in-law, Major and Mrs.
the annual Christmas baskets
John Cloyd. Major Cloyd is
for needy families.
I
stationed in Kansas with the
I
I
air force.
W
I
Not all car
insurance
policies
are alike.
OBfflMRfES
Jerry Pittam
Insurance
Be Sure And
Your Table Now
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New Years Eve
We will be serving dinners from
New Years Eve Buffet
Call 897-2960 For Reservations
New Winter Hours
Wed. & Thurs., Dinners Served 5 ’till 11 p.m
Friday and Saturday
5 p.m. 'till I a. m.
Sunday Buffet 5 p.m. 'till 11 p.m.
CLOSED—Monday and Tuesday
DAN & DINAH’S
Gates, Oregon
! Restaurant To Close
! For Repa'nting
Cedars I
DETROIT — The
(Restaurant will close Sunday
night at 9:00 pm. and remain
closed until Jan. 4. it was an-
I nounced this week.
Bob Layman, co-owner and
manager, said the closing of
the establishment is to allow
minor repairs and the repaint Canyon Conservative Baptist
Rev. Don Prorviw
ing of the interior.
Phone 850-2790
The bar will close Monday
5th A Cedar, Lyons
with tentative plans to reopen
Friday. This is to permit ma- I Hoy Deeter. Youth Pastor
Phone 859-2956
jor repair of restrooms.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
An employee’s dinner will
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
be held following the closure
Training
Hour, 6:00 p.m.
of the restaurant Sunday
night.
Linda Budlong
at a Thanksgiving dinner at
her apartment in Salem Pres
ent were, Mrs. Helen Saucier
from Mt. Angel., her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Budlong,
and her grandfather, S. G.
H.gdon from Mill City, and
her brother-in-law and sister.
Mr and Mrs. Mike Glover of
Salem
S. G.
Higdon recently spent
several days at the Salem Me
morial Hospital for tests and
observation.
Evening Service. 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday evening Bible
study and prayer time 7 pm.
HEJOG RAVING hv tUl ii
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