Lyons City Council
Holds Regular Meeting
What Grass or Grasses'™”«”!4:.™!!'. rS1''1“
Best for Lawns?
Future Citizens of America
-Mill Ends
LYONS—Tne regular monthly
meeting of the city council was held
at the firehall Wednesday evening
with all members present. The fran
Mr. »nd Mrs. D. B. Hill. Jr., spent
chise from the Pacific Power and
Light Company for city lights was the weekend at W’aldport as guests of
accepted. Some gravel ha» been put on Mr. and Mrs. R, C Haseman
the city streets with more to be added.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd -pent
A permit was also granted to Sant-
iam Valley Grange to hold dances. the weekend at Prineville where they
Russell Thiel, civil defense director visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peters,
was present with literature on Civil and Mr, and Mrs. Arch Reams.
Defense. Robert Stewart from the
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitaker and
Pacific Power and Light Company
of Stayton also Ri.-hard Duncan an Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jull were guests
attorney of Stayton were present for. Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Whitaker in Portland.
the meeting.
This is the first of a series of pictures of the "Future
Citizens of America” which will be a regular Enterprise
feature for the next several weeks. The above are child
ren of Sgt. and Mrs. Wm. McClintock. They are from
left to right Rhonda Sue, 11 months old; Mark Lowell
2 years and Patricia E„ 4 years old.
Dr. Mark Hammeru-ksen’t Opto
metrie offices in the Bell building in
Stay ton; Thursday» from 1:00 p. m.
to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne
Dale Grant. 5 tear old son of Mr. turn.
The ? Cafe in Lyons is now cessary.
Mr. «nd Mrs. Peder Pederson were
*’ and Mrs. James Grant enrolled in the
operating under new ownership, Al
hosts for a family gathering at their
Kindergarten at Gates.
and Vernest Drushella, formerly of
Guests Friday evening at the home
home here recently, guests coming
Scio. They operated a cafe at that
of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree were
Alan Vail of Seattle, spent the from Srio and other points. Mrs.
place before coming to Lyons.
Mrs. J. C. Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Bothilda
This Friday they plan to hold an O. H. Gorton. Lloyd and Dale Gorton weekend here with his parents, Mr. Pederson’s mother, Mrs.
anil Mrs. Stanley Vail and other re Christensen of Rosebud, Alberta, Can
open house with free coffee and all of Salem
latives. Alan will leave this week ada arrived about a month ago and
doughnuts being served from 9 to
with the Coast and Geodetic Survey will remain for an indefinite stay
11 a- m. and 2 to 4 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman.
crew for Alaska. He expects to be here with her daughter and family. i
Esther, Earnest and Paul spent the
The Pedersons operate the Golden
up there for about six months.
Too Late to Classify
weekend in Longview, Washington
Eagle Service Station here, and we er-
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earn
Mr. and Mrs. Ross J. Mason and roniously reported it as Peterson,
FOR SALE—Well budded Azaleas. est Preston and other relatives.
two children plan to leave Thursday when they leased it from Elmer Klut-
Some in bloom. 9 inches to 2 feet
for Long Beach, Calif., where they ke not long ago. Sorry.
high. Priced 90c to $2.50. Ready
I,ee Rows and Charles Kelly paid
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chance have ar-
to transplant.—Darrel Andersen, an official visit to the Spring: ield will make their home. Ross just re-
rived
for a visit with friends and
urtned
this
week
from
overseas
duty
on highway 22 in West Mill City. Lions club at noon on Monday of this
with the Navy. His wife and two relatives here, and to look after pro- j
week, also visiting the Glenwood children have made their homo here perty interests. Chance has been en>- ‘
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club at their evening dinner meet
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with his parents during his tour of ployed by the Forest Serice in Cali
fornia and lived at Pozo Guard Sta-
Man or Woman to distribute complete ing
duty.
tion. Their young son, Edward. Jr.,
line of cigarettes, candy, nut and
Spending the weekend in Mill City
. accompanied them and was a visitor i
gum through new automatic mer
i at school for several days.
chandiser. No selling. We will es at the home of John Davidson were
Members of the Gates Women’s
tablish accounts for you if you his daughter, Mrs. Bob Watson (Pat
Mra. H. N. Wil»on
club will meet next Thursday, April
wish. To qualify, party must have | Davidson) of Reno. Nevada and her
Parents and friends are invited to 16th, in the clubhouse at 2 p. m. More
car and cash capitol of $400 to mother, Mrs. Jerry Watson of South
the Annual Council Fire for Blue plans will be made and discussed con
$1700 which is secured. Excellent ern California.
bird and Campfire girls on Thursday cerning their Canyon Fair, which |
earnings part time. Full time more.
-'frs- W. J. Timm of Potters Val- evening, (tonight) in the Gates Wo has ben set for June 26, 27 and 28 '
Write P. O. Box 1055, Boise, ju«.--
Ida
ley, Calif., plans to leave for her men’s Clubhouse at 7:30 P. M. Mrs. in the Gates Gym.
ho.
1 jc
I home Thursday following a visit here Pennick, as Guardian of the Camp
It is hoped this Canyon Fair will ’
with her two daughters, Mrs. Floyd fire group will M. C. the program and include entries from every
town I
Blackburn and family and Mrs. Ollie awards. Leaders of the Bluebird from Mehama tJ Marion Forks. Dis
Muise and family.
group are Mrs. Robert Oliver, Mrs. plays of handwork, quilts, afghans,
Bob Kelle and Mrs. Don McWhirk.
arts and crafts, etc., are wanted.
I The morning circle of the Presby
A. John Rothauge, student minister There will be exhibits of hobbies,
terian church will meet at 10 o’clock at the Gates Community Church will collections, antiques, and dolls. But
Thursday morning, April 9 at the be in Tacoma next Sunday For sen- the main object of the Canyon Fail
home of Mrs. Roger Nelson. Mrs. vices, and a young woman student will be to show and advertise what .
Robert Veness will be a guest speak from the Northwestern
Christian I is produced in these Canyon towns.'
er for the meeting.
College in Eugene will have charge Many people make, or would like to
make things to »ell to supplement
here during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Cole of Salem
V
Mr. and Mrs. George Arthur are their incomes, and many a hobby has
were visitors at the Jay Mason home visiting this week at the home of led to a paying business. So, for a flat
Tuesday evening. Others calling on their daughter in Port Angeles, Wash fee of $1, space will be available to
I the Mason families that evening were ington.
anyone wismog to bring articles oi
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MacGregor and
Mr. and Mrs. Gene W’ilson are vis merit to sell directly to the public
children, Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlson iting his brother. Bob Wilson and and h- lp advertise their
product.
and Mr and Mrs. Don Moffatt.
family. Gene Wilson is in the service What helps the Canyon help» u» al,—
and will be stationed in Florida. His so be a booster—help advertise this
Rev. Robert Roach will attend a wife has been living in New Jersey cooperative venture, which might
Ministers’ Convocation at Meucha, and flew here recently, but will ac lead to something bigger for
near, Portland, from Monday through company him to Florida on his re- luture of our Canyon.
FULL
Friday of next week. Dr. Theodore
Gill, president of the San Francisco
I
Theological Seminary, where Rev.
Roach attended seminary, will have a
leading role in the canvoiation.
7 Cafe in Lyons
To Hold Open House
GATES
Do if
your«
self!
What grass or grasses are best for
lawns? This question confronts every
one who seeds a new lawn.
To help answer this question, eight
di'feren: varieties of grass and three
lawn mixtures were seeded in plots1
in Bush Park last fall. The e plots j
are along the entrance to Bush House
in the park across fiom the rose gul
dens. They are for the observation of
anyone who may be interested.
Astoria and Highland bentgrass,
Chewings Fescue, several varieties
of creeping red fescue, and the Mer
ten strain and common Kentucky
bluegrass were seeded in the plots.
These varieties of grass are most com
monly recommended and used in mix
tures in the Willamette Valley.
The plots were seeded by the Mar
ion County Extension Office in co
operation with the Salem Parks De
partment. Further information on the
plots may be obtained at either of
their offices.
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Monday evening. Mrs. Charles Wir-
kkala was guest of the evening. High
; prize went to Kathleen Story and
I low to Mrs. Lawrence Poole. Mrs.
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| next meeting will be at the home
. of Mrs. Donald Carlson.
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Pinochle club entertained their hus
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ternoon at the Arey Podrabsky home.
The dinner was in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Mason, who plan to leave'
the latter pirt of this week for a
i vacation in California. The group
presented the honored couple with a
going-away gift. In the pinochle
games Arey Podrabsky won high and
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