LYONS
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OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Silver Saddle Garage
BILL GUIER, Proprietor
On old highway
Phone 903
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were Easter Sunday guests at the
By Eva Bressler
home of hi* mother, Mr. and Mr».
Mrs. Cora Corbett of Salem spent Loren Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard of
the Easter weekend at the home of
her brother and wife, Mr. and Mr*. Eugene, and Mrs. Opal Strom from
By Pon Moffatt
Pasco, Washington, were weekend
Clyde Bressler in Lyons.
Open house was held Wednesday guests at the home of .Mr. and Mrs.
All evidence point« towards the fact evening at the Mari-Linn school George Huffman. Mrs. Huffman is a
that the businessmen of Mill City when each teacher opened her room daughter of the Hubbards and sister
certainly can work together for the to the public displaying the work of of Mrs. Strom.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston and
betterment of conditions when they her pupils, and discussed any prob­
want to. This was poven to me con­ lems with the parents that was need­ family have moved into their new
clusively last week when 38 men ed. A good display of the pupils work house in Fox Valley. Mr. and Mr».
Willard Hartnell, who have been liv­
arre to McCarthy’s Furniture store for the year was exhibited.
to discuss plans for city betterment.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Long of Ore­ ing in the Lyons Motel, moved last
A lot of good ideas were brought gon City visited relatives in Lyon* week to their new house west of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pennington, and
forth on manners in which we can Thursday afternoon. Long is a neph­
improve ourselves and make our city ew of Elmer Hiatt and cousin of Mrs. daughters spent the weekend in New­
more attractive to outsiders, who are Alex Bodeker and Mrs. Clyde Bress­ port, where they were guests at the
home of her mother, Mr. anil Mi»
coming in everj day seeking a perm- ler.
anent home.
The social meeting of the Santiam Sid Gruggett.
A large crowd attended the Easter
Committees have been appointed to Valley g’ange was held at the grange
work on the-e projects and if the meet­ hall Friday evening, with a hard time morning services at the Lyons Metho­
ing this past week is any sample of party. Various games were played dist church Sunday morning. The Sun­
what can be expected, we are assured with -everal prizes given. Many guests day school presented an Easter pro­
of success now and in the future. An­ were present, among them being Mr. gram prior to the morning worship
other meeting of this group is sched­ and Mrs. Hairy Wiley of Lebanon. At service.
Mrs. Merwin Knox, Mrs. Ike Myer»,
uled for tonight (Thursday.) Plan to the close of the evening venison stew
be on hand to express your views. If was served by Jerry Coffman, assisted Mrs. Bill Bickett, Mrs. Ca'l Long-
pecker and Mrs. Kindred were host­
you’re not there and things then don’t by his daughter, Alemeda Coffman.
go to suit you, you have no right to
Sunday dinner guests at the home esses for a shower honoring Miss Lois
complain.
of Mrs. Alice Huber were Mr. and Roberts, bride-elect, held the the
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Mrs. (ieorge Keeley, Mr. and Mrs. J. Knox home Thursday afternoon.
In a full page advertisement in this E. Cochran of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Games and refreshments helped furn­
issue of The Enterprise, price $2.50 Don Huber, Dennis, Donna and Dar- ish the entertainment. Honoring Mis»
per year, why don’t you subscribe, ell, Miss Vivian Boyce and Miss Nor­ Roberts were Mmes. Ercill Wilson,
business houses have taken space to ma Miller-.
Harley Scott, Alex Bodeker, Floyd
ask for assistance in cleaning up the
Mi. and Mrs. Duane Downing and Bassett, Steve Dark, Ralph Downer.
city in general. Full cooperation is daughter, Paula, spent the weekend Horace McCarley, Melvin Peck, Gene
needed to make this a success. Let's with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carleton Johnson, Ray Roberts, Pearl Alloway,
get our shoulders to the wheel, or i and children at Bonneville. Mr. and Jackie Bickett and Sandra Knox. Mi»»
better, on the end of the shovel and Mrs. Orville Downing and Mr. and Roberts was the recipient of many
’ake and clean up the winter debris. Mrs. John McClurg were also Easter lovely gifts,
Make our city one of which we all dinner guests at the Carleton home.
Mrs. Sheldon Titus of Seattle, i»
may be proud. A good slogan for our
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampton, Doug­ spending this week at the home of
city is “the City of Hospitality.” It las and Margo Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgs
is a true slogan and one that should man Johnson, Christ and Curt were Huffman.
he used continually.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt were Sun­
Sunday dinner guests at the home of
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their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bo­ day visitois in Portland, they were
guests at the home of her uncle and
Frank Hunter up at the Silver deker.
Saddle Service station sort of got the
Mrs. Minnie Kimery, who has been aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reeves.
Charles Hiatt returned to Redmond
jump on some of the rest of us. He’s quite ill at her home is reported to
after spending several days in Lyon»
already started a clean-up campaign be some improved at this time.
of his own, painting the interior of
Sheldon Titus of Seattle spent the with relative.-. He also visited at the
his work shop at the station. Good weekend at the George Huffman Carl Winzer home in Mehama.
work, Frank, it's looks fine.
I home. Mrs. Titus, who had spent the
Pink Mason, too, has had workmen past week at the home of he* parents,
Men of the North Willamette du
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working on his building, occupied by, returned to Seattle with him.
trict of the Ninety and Nine organiza­
the Mill City Variety. The roof is be-1 Mrs. Carl Smith and daughters, Joy tion will hold their regular meeting
ing repaired.
'} and Lola from Coos Bay spent the at the local Christian church, Mon­
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weekend with Mrs. Donna Smith and day, April 26. Women of the church
How many residents of Mill City sons, Jimmy and Jay.
will seive dinner at 6:45. Wayne
know that Leonard Herman, our gen- I Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard spent Greene, minister of the First Christian
ial garbage disposal man, is at the the weekend in Ranier, visiting rela­ i church in Salem, will be the speaker
city dump west of town every Satur- j tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue of San­
day from 1 to 4 o’clock, to enable citi­
zens to dispose of their rubbish? Some dy, Miss Ruby Naue of Salem and
evidently don't know or don’t care, Wayne Coser of Lacomb, were Sunday
as many times one can find garbage dinner guests at the home of Mr. and
dumped on the outside of the fense. Mrs. Oscar Naue.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Powell and
This practice should cease. With the
reasonable rates of garbage pickup in children were Sunday guests at the
Mill City, everyone should avail home of his mother, Mrs. Powell in
Silverton, returning home in the even­
themselves of this service.
ing, bringing Mrs. Powell home with
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Boy I really got a scare of my life , them.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Salchenberger, |
this week. I ve had three half dollars
of old mintage in my possession since 1 Donnie and Marilyn from Arcata, Cal­
the big depression in the early 30'*, | ifornia, spent the Easter holiday at '
aw iwi !
one of them even dates back to 1857. | . e(prOnl ■ie of her brother-in-law
Kunkle.
I dug them out of my old sock this i
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past week, and was showing them to They also visited her father Ben.
some of the fellows around town, and o.‘.e
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I had planned to nut them into a L Virgil
'’rgl1 Smith of Portland spent
safety deposit box down at the bank..
'J'*. ls sons’
and Jay
Bob said old socks and tin cans were Smith of Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly of Sheridan,
not in style. The part that worried
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me was, after showing them to sev­ Wyoming, who have spent the winter
eral people 1 went about my work. at the home of their son-in-law and That's what you get »hen you let
Then when the bank opened, I dug daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albefrt Stev-I
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into my pocket for the safety deposit ens, left to return to their home last
week.
box key, and discovered that I had
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wright, Mick-
left it home. So at noon, after lunch,
I sat down in my easy chair at home, ie, Deborah, and Ronnie of Portland
to rest my weary bones. Of course the halves and my wife still had the third
three halves fell out of my pocket. one.
I came to work, and thought I'd better | I talked her out of that one, and
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put them into the safety box and low now I have them safely under locx
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behold they were not in my pocket. and key. What a relief. I’m glad I’m
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I scratched my old bald head con- a poor man. If $1.50 could cause me
a
Hours 9 to 6
sidcr able during the afternoon trying that much trouble, what would it be
to think to whom they were last like to have a million. Hmmm!
shown. I was about ready to call on
the local gestapo—but felt so foolish
that I just kept quiet.
During the course of our dinner at
home in the evening, my wife sard,
"guess where I got the money to pay
for my hairdo this afternoon.” I bit,,
and she informed me she found some
I money in my chair. 1 hit the roof, and .
asked if she found my precious half
dollars. She didn’t know I had dug
them out of my sock, so naturally
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I didn't pay any attention to them. ‘
I Sure enough she had spent them or
at least I thought so. I gave the old
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phone a healthy twist and found the I
beauty shop was «till open. Then I I
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looked into the chair and retrieved
one that had escaped my wife s eagle I
eye. Then we hit it for the beauty shop i
—sure enough, she had one of the |
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6—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. APRIL 22. 19»*
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Per pound
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and locker meats. We have low prices
and high quality products
, Enteret! a« second class matter No­
vember 10, 1941 at the post office at
i Mill Citv. Oregon, under the Act of
March 3, 1879
Per Year Marion-Linn Counties 92.58
Outside Marion-Linn Counties $3.00
PON W MOFFATT Editor Publisher
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Mehama, Oregon
Open fia. m. to 11 p. m.
We reserve the ritfht to limit quantities
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