Bridal Shower Honors Miss Layman
Detroit Falls To
Alsea in League Play
DETROIT — The
social ment table was centered with
room of Detroit City Hall was I a floral arrangement of freshi
the setting Friday for a bridal cut pink carnations. pmk rose- >
shower honoring Miss Connie buds and gypsophtla
Tall
Layman, bride-elect of PTC pmk candies Ranked the ar- Thomasson,
Mav
Ron Robbins, El Toro Manne r aagemen: Hanging above the
Base Santa Anna. Calif The ■ : gift table was an inverted
ever.: was hostec by Mrs bubble umbrella the center
Earl Layman and Mrs Paul base filled with co-orful plas­
tic Flowers and each outside I
Knapp
Pink ana white decor and nh point accented with a
arrangements set the stage for single pink flower Two Large
the occ^on
Tables were 1 pmk ribbon bows completed
adorned with white paper ’ the arrangement A vase of
lunch clothes accented with pmk plastic roses centered the
pink wild rose borders Each ' table and colorful autumn
Table «-as decorated with, leaves and other floral ar- t .
three short cercus candles and rangements placed about the
each place settmg was marked . room completed the decor
Following the opening of
with mmiature sprinkler cans
fated wit.r m.-mature assorted gifts refreshments of pecttes-
candies and nuts The refresh fours cakes centered with pas­
tel rosebuds. jello fruit salad,
punch and coffee were served
to the honored guest. Conme
ED LEWIN
Lavmaa and Mmes. Aita L.
Tbc Mill City Enterprise, Thun*dx\. Oct SI, 1974
GATES
Jeyee Prester — »7-2707
Clare and Margaret Rush
traveled to Corvallis on Sun- >
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DETROIT — Alsea High led day. October 27. for dinner!
Dons Cook and J’F
Sapp scored sixteen with their son Bill and Vera
fourth quarter points to down Rush
Mary Stafford enjoyed a
scenic trip on Thursday, Octo­
ber 24. when she and her bro­
ther and his wife. Louis and
Laura Myers of Elkhorn, fol-1
I
lowed the McKenzie Pass to and agriculture tn thia area
near Eugene then came back |
to Detroit's to Sisters by the Old McKen-1
tie Pass They stopped at View '
0 0
0-6 Point and picked the perfect j
0 0 16—24 day as the views were excep- |
3 nm (nm uonaL
Ruby Brisbin's
grandson.
Dick Hayward, son of Orville i
Hayward who is in critical I
subscription ba
condition m Portland, is home -
Marion-Lunn
Counties,
per year -------
on leave from his station in I
the Philippines with the navy | Outside Manon-Linn Counties, per year
Outside Oregon, per year..................... —
a htenecemmg He has leave > until Nov. 1. i
N* - ■ « -- a ' Ruby is now ■ staying with her| GEORGE LONG
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Auctioneer toe.
son Ansel and Clara Hayward RAYMOND E FRESHER_____________
visited with friends Before
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in Hubbard.
Complete Auctions
Clare and Margaret Rush ROSE CREE _
PVw 769-5466
were surprised on Monday. MARY KELLY
□ost everv
Fields. Irene Stout. Joyce
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Oct. 38 by a visit from long |
10 A. M.
Í Crist. Nancy Monroe. Caroline
m the high school Theme is time friend. Roy and Myrtle Detroit-Idanha
I Smith. Bertha Loken. Ruth
"Spirit Week’ and all classes VanOttmgham from Salem
Gatea _
• Riewald. Daisy Wagner. Pearl
are partiepa• -f -- decorating; Many friends attended the Lyons _
Giebeler. Darriene Maun. Sa-
lockers for the event
1 services of Dave Steward who Mehama
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I passed away on Friday at the
f
I age of 71. Old fnends Fred
ON IHfc JOB
and Bertha Momson from
Heidbrink Speaks
Reno Nev, came for a visit,
At OCE in Monmouth unaware of Dave's passing He
was born on Aug 23. 1903. and
Yoc can stop the TAX-FRE E, 'use of County cars
being mujacally inclined, had
for purely personal purposes by County Comr-t*-
his own band by age 16 His
sioners and other County employees*
musical training was obtained
of Ecucatioe
at the U of O He married his
And
Thinkers of
wife Siirley on June 5. 1943
stop government of the government by the gov­
Century Mr
He will be missed by many
speak three
ernment and for the government
fnends in Gates and the can­
Thought of
yon area
de Chardin, a
IS TO VOTE FOR
A fellowship
dinner was'
held Sunday October 27. at
the Gates Christian Church.
About 18 were present at the
smorgasbord dinner. This is to
MARION COUNTY COMMISSIONER
occur the last Sunday of every
a
month. 6:00 p.m at the church.''
Pd. by Les Bahr. 2561 Brown Rd., Saierr.
Every: ne is welcome to pirti- r
. cipate
Everyone is welcome to at­
tend church services at 10:00
am. and Sundr y school at II
i am Dean Cade is minister
For parents there will be no
school at the Gates Elemen-
la
! tary School on Nov. 6. Wed-
[ nesdav due to parent - teach-
I er conferences Plan your day
accordingly.
be on the
Don’t forget
look out for chadren tonight—
Halloween. Our children are
precious to us.
Sunday School Contest Though’, for the day — Great
'Wealth makes us neither more
Ends W th Increase
Stock On Hand Only
wise nor more healthy.
IDANHA — Rev Larry M J Riddle of the week: What is
I Goin, pastor of the Idanha the best thing to take when
Brush Fire Calls Ourt I Community Church, announc- ‘ you are rundown' The number
ELECTION DAY. NOVEMBER 5
|ed this week that the Sunday! of the car that hit you.
Imagine waking up to a day m which over one-third of
Idanha Fire Dept.
.America's work force has capriciously decided to take the
[ school attendance contest end-I
| IDANHA — The
Idanha < ed Sunday with an attendance
day off.
You amble to your front door, only to find your morning
Rural Fire District was called (increase of some 50%.
i newspaper missing; the paper boy has gone fishing. After
-
Theme of the contest was I
i ed Friday to
quell a small
waiting an hour for your bus, you decide to walk to work;
brush fire between the Pearl “Space Travel,’' and the com-1
the driver, too, is away from his job. You arrive home at the
Giebeler and Joe Arsenault peutive teams were named
end of a hectic day to find no groceries for dinner—your wife
Domes. They were called again Gemin. One and Apollo Two.
•says the store was closed The point is obvious: none of us can
function without the performance of responsibilities by those
to the scene Saturday after it Team members were known as
on whom we rely
was noted the fire was smold­ astronauts and the top team
Yet many of us apparently expect our country to operate
ering again. A report said the member getting the most
smoothly when over one-third of us are “‘off the job" as citi­
apparently
been children to attend Sunday
fire had
zens and voters. In 1972. for example, *0 million Americans—
smoldering since Tuesday of school would be awarded a
37% of the electorate — failed to vote In the presidential
prize Capturing top pnze was
last week.
election. Worae, in the laat non-preaidential election year —
Cause of the fire was not Davis Fields of the Gemini
1970 — nearly 50% of eligible voters failed to cast ballots.
I team
A prize also went to
This year be “on
Election Day 1974.
determined but it is suspected
Everett and Iola Hamilton
it may have been caused by a Helen Lachiyter. a top “go
Phone 897-2977
Mill Ci+y, Ore.
cigarette, or by children who getter” for the Apollo Two
team. “The Count Down” was
frequently play in the area.
the name of the theme song
The contest ran a seven-week i
course
A baby dedication service ■
was conducted during morning
worship Sunday in which five
families participated.
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Farmer, Tax Consultant.
Former Plywood
employee
JVLITS GEHRING
For State Senator
16 th District
Silverton, Ore.
Extend burning ban: Save our
forests; Promote world trade;
communicate with constituents.
Teacher, Central T.inn
High School. We must
watch spending.
JOHN POWELL
For State Senator
19th District
Halsey, Ore,
Close loopholes of the wealthy.
Land use planning should remain
at loca. leveL
Farmer and Incumbent
State Representative
An Independent thinker
JEFF GILMOUR
For State Rep.
30th District
Jefferson, Ore.
Served on Agriculture, Natural
Resources, Consumer and Busi­
ness Affairs Committees; Ch. of
Banking Sub-Committoe
Electrician, Wah-Chang
Corp.; Teacher, Linn-
Benton Comm. College
R. E. (Jack) HINE8
For State Rep.
36 th District
Albany, Ore.
Increase State financing of
schools. Increase Workman’s
Compensation benefits.
Lead electrician, Wah-
Chang Corp.; Incumbent
State Rep —2 terms
BERNARD (Bad)
BYERS
For State Rep.
37th District
Lebanon, Ore.
Ch. Joint Interim Committee on
Agriculture. Must be a balance
of environment and economy.
IAN TIMM
For Linn Co. Comm.
Albany, Ore.
Improve communication between
taxpayers and officials.
Opinion Research
Consultant
Coordmate efforts be­
tween county and city
governments.
(Linn County Democratic Central Committee, P. O. Box 904, Albany, Oregon)
Political Education Committee
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Pumpkins Carved At
Todd Files Residence
ART SKINNER
FOR
DETROIT — The home of
Mr and Mrs. Todd Files was
the setting Friday evening for
a ‘ Pumpkin Carving Party”
preparatory
to
Halloween
when goblins of all ages will
make their annual debut. Co­
host was Mrs. Barbara Knud-
sen.
1 In attendance were Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Ableman, Mr.
and Mrs Vince Drago, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Pattison, Mr. and
Mrs. Brad Hucka, Al Cadola.
Stan Gable and Mr. and Mrs.
Knudsen and daughter, Cindy.
; Winning first prize for his
artistic carving was Doug
Knudsen
Al
Cadola
was
awarded the booby prize.
I Spiced wine and homemade
donuts completed the social
evening.
i
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MAYOR
CITY OF GATES
Detroit Womans Civic
Club To Meet Nov. 6
DETROIT — The regular
meeting of the Detroit Wo
mans Civic Club will be held
Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 7:30
p.m. in the social room of De­
troit City Halt
Hostesses will be Yvonne
Hills and Verna Ketchum.
A discussion will be held on
the clubs
annual
outdoor
Christmas lighting and on the
forthcoming bazaar and hobby
fair, scheduled for Nov. 14.
STATE SENATOR.
Closer to the people
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