•THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISETHl RSDAY, MAY 14, 1»5»
LYONS
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Winner in Jaycee Drawing Saturday
Plan Museum
For Linn County
Eva Bressler
Order Your Printing From The Mrs, Chet By Robinson
spent several
| days at McMinnville due to the ill- |
daughter.
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE i ness Mrs. of her
Floyd Bassett is spending
Some members of the Linn County
some time in Portland with her
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Historical Society held a committee
daughter, Mrs. Dick Haseman, who
meeting Friday evening at Albany,
has been seriously ill following ma
concerning a museum for the county.
jor surgery.
A donor has offered temporary use
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bassett of Se-
of a brick home near the junction of
attle, Wash., are spending the week '
Highways »9 and 20 in Albany.
end with relatives here and Mill
This building is located to the rear
City. They will visit at the home or
of the information booth planned by
his father, Floyd Bassett and also
the county Centennial Committee. It
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Witt
will be easily accessible and should
of Mill City.
attract people to the information
Mother’s Day services were observ
booth. By the same token, those stop
ed at the Lyons Methodist church
ping at the information booth will be
Sunday morning, with the primary
told about the museum.
department of the Sunday school tak
The oigge.-t problem encountered
ing part. A Mother’s Day sermon
to date has been satisfying the Society
was heard at 11 a. m. Gifts were pre
Chick Mason. Detroit is seen receiving a fishing
that thing« left there will be safe
sented to Mrs. Pearl Averill, the
and guarded at all times. It will pro
pole from the Mill City Jaycees in their first drawing for
oldest mother; Mr.» Cecil Bassett, the
bably be necessary to have someone
youngest mother, and Mrs. Van Prich
prizes. Making the presentation at the Sportsman’s Cent
live in the house to insure against
ard, the mother with the largest
er in Mill City is Ron Ragsdale, president of the Jaycees.
theft and vandalism of the many val
family.
—Mill
City Enterprise
Photo.
uable items that will be loaned for
Weekend guests at the Rev. Cotton __
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display.
home was his son-in-law and daugh- 1
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er, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Reese from ber'. of
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Echo. They returned home Monday. «•«•*>'• ‘heir diplomas are Bern« I ids • LHIII DOI IU
the county can have a permanent
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J U . 1 4 and “lt«wtive museum in which to
Mrs. Cotton accompanied them as far
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as Portland, and will go on to Ska- nls Clipfeh, Barbara Momso
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mokawa, Wash, to spend several i Agnes Morgan, Judy Anderson, Walt
er OJmsbad. Wayne Stiffler, Rich
LYONS—The annual band concert | many members and friends.
days with her daughter.
The meeting was held at the home
Mrs. Eldon Mulkey, of Silverton, ard Felton, Janet Schock. Jeanette presented by the nupils of Mari-Linn
was a Sunday guest at the nome of Schock, Carol Scofield. Stanley Pow school will be held at the gymnasium | of Mrs. Ruth Motley, chairman of
er,
Joyce
Prichard,
Mike
Barnick,
Thursday evening, May 14 at 8 o clock. | the committee, who lives on her
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Hober and family. Richard Lindemann, Merry Jo Cru- All parents and friends are invited grandfather’s donation land claim at
I 1 the foot °f
of Knox Butte. Others pre-
Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Frank son, Denni Sherwood, Diana Minten, to attend.
| sent were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Sherwood, Mrs, Herman Morgan and Margaret Woltin, Roselee Ludwick,
Griffin, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. George
Mrs. Arthur Olmstead were hostesses and Gary Palmer.
Try MAURITA’S BEAUTY SHOP
Mealey, Foster, and Ronald Rags
for a party honoring the eighth
at
Lyons
for
that
permanent,
sham
dale from Mill City.
grade graduates from Mari-Linn
school, with the seventh grade pupils poo and wave, or hairstyling. Tele
By Dorothy Williamson
and high school freshmen as their phone ULri.k 9-2476. You’ll like
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work
and
service.
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Mr. and Mr«. Ray Youngblood and
guests. About 40 attended. It was
Twenty-one Boy Scouts from Troop
held at the Catholic Community hall «1 of Lyons attended the Boy Scout Mrs. Rose Tougblood were up Sunday
for baccalaureate services at Detroit.
Friday evening, with Mrs. Hazel
Between
Exposition held at the State Fair
Mr. an, Mrs. Athol Savage and
Wirth and Elva Kuiken as guests. grounds in Salim over the weekend.
Portland-Sale m-ïrlan ht»
Dancing furnished the entertainment I The boys spent Friday and Friday family visited the H. A. Halls at
all way points
and refreshments were served. Mem- night returning home last Saturday Sublir?’*v ‘’’inday.
Allied Van Lines Agent
The oetroit-Idanha Cancer Fund
evening. They were accompanied by drive will start this week. Rilla
Local & Nationwide
Marvin Walker and Ed Dunham, Schafer is chairman for Idanha and
Household Moving
Their project to exhibit was Boy Boots Champion is chairman for
Scout Camping.
Stayton Phone RO 9-2870
Detroit. The solicitors for Idanha are
i Mrs. Glen Davidson and infant son Jessie Savage, Reba Snyder. For
Salem EM 3-1626
rt turned home Sunday from CorvaL Detroit they are Jessie Jones, Jerry
SHIP
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j lis. Davidson is a teacher at Mari- Mason, Veda Oja and Vella Oja.
Linn school, and this is their first
The Willing Workers club of Idan
child.
ha had their last meeting of the
Mrs. Richard Schiewek was the season Wednesday. After all business
honored guest at a stork shower held was transacted, Mrs. Alpha Everly
Satuiday evening at the Rebekah was presented with a farewell gift.
Don’t Worry...
hall with Kathleen and Mary Schie
Clara Kochlin from St. Paul, Minn.,
wek as hostesses. Games furnished has been visiting at the G. Geston
the entertainment and after opening home for the past week. Mrs. Koch
the gifts refreshments were served lin is the sister of Mrs. Geston. She
Mrs. Schiewek, the honored guest and will be leaving for her home the last
Rosa Berry, Mildred Carr, Eva Bres- of this week.
ier, Naydene Carr, Marian Penning
The boys and girls who had been
ton, Marjorie Morden. Kay Carr, selected boy and girl of the month
[ Chris Kilgore, Marjorie Nash, Ber- this year were treated to a luncheon
. tha Schiewek, Darlene Franklin. Mary Tuesday at Salem. They are: Martha
jiSchiewek, Linda Schiewek, Margo Lee Mason, Becky Stoll, Marcia Cadle,
Hampton, Alta Bodeker, Norma Pen Karen Madsen, Clydia Storey, Don
nington, Elisabeth Hughes. Sending Lemming, Gary Roberta, Dennis
gifts, but unable to attend were Spencer, Bill Curley and Fred Smith.
Leota Worden, Hazel and Beulah They ate at Randall's Chuck Wagon
Lewis.
and then enjoyed bowling.
Soy if with FLOWERS
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead and
Louis Krispin was rushed to the
sons.
Waiter
and
Jimmie
were
Sun
Juit pick up tour 'phone
hospital Friday afternoon, after he
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day guests in Corvallis at the home -tepped out of his logging truck and
and call ua and within a
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[of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Binford. sprained hi-- ankle. He has been
short lime a beautiful flower
Mrs. Inez Ri’ig, formerly of Lyons, suffering considerable pain, but is
gift . . . perfect for the
who is ow l.ving at the Marian getting along just fine.
occasion . . . will be on its
1 >n.e ir Subl.mity, with her grand
apeedv way to those you
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaffer spent
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mother’s Day in Silverton visiting
want to remember.
Trask of Portland, were Saturday Mrs. Schaffer's son, Vernon Hallford
Feen if
re-
afternoon visitors at the home of and family.
member 01 tkr last
fninult,
we
/lurh
> Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis.
yoar |r<eun|l
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Williamson,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons spent the Cecelia a.id Diana spent the weekend
ociom the ceuHtry
with FLOWERS.
weekend in Albany, where they were in Lebanon visiting Mr. and Mrs.
UY.WIRE. Salla,
/aellaa gaaraa-
guests at the home of their son-in- Gene Presley and their six boys.
i law and daughter, Mr and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Fouts sp< nt Mon
George Meiike and daughters.
day in the home of the G. Geston’s.
Mrs. Robert Davison returned home They are from Sweet Home.
i last week from Big Springs, Texas,
PLAN YOUR
after visiting at the home of her
' daughter and husband, Capt, and Tibbits,
Mrs. William Huss. Enroute home Palmer, Kathleen Manning, Lucy
Sieg, Evelyn Van-
i they also visited at the home of her Agtmael, Kaiii
_ Lindemann. __
Kay
Darleen
ester and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
McDougall. Alice Schiewek and the
[ Lyle Vanderholf at Boise, Idaho.
hostess Mrs. Geraths.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davison left
The bowling team from Lyons spon-
Monday for Boise. Idaho, where they
I will spend this week visiting with sored by the bu.-ines.- peop.e of
relatives. Davison is on vacation from Mehama won first place in the
House Wife Tournament at the We offer a complete
the Simpson Plywood plant.
¡Cherry City Bowling Alley in Sal-
Congratulations are going to Mr.
planning service. Your
ami Mrs. Lyle Kinzer upon the birth em Thursday.
The new telephone directones are
of a grandson, born to their
' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and now ready for distribution at the Ly- entire yard or small por
Mrs. Fred Jungwirth at Reedsport. < ons office with 330 patrons lisited, tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer and with the Johnsons and Johnstons tak
family spent Sunday at Oceanside ing the lead in th« most popular
I on the coast where they visited his names, with one Z and one Q. The
| mother, who is ill Mrs. Palmer Sr., new directory has a yellow cover
| lias been confined to her bed for the with dark green lettering with a •
past two and a naif yiars , following Centennial seal, in keeping with the
Centennial year, and carrying out
FLORIST
' « stroke.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Smith left the farming and logging feature.
Glenn Julian who received a com
4 NURSERY
Monday for Las Vegas, Nev., where
1 they will visit at the home of her pound fracture of the leg two weeks
Ph. BO 9-2534
| sister. Their daughter, Mrs. Eldon ago and has been confined to the 1
, Thompson, who has spent some time Santiam Memorial Hospital in Stay
m Las Vegas, will return home with ton under went surgery on the leg 319 W. Wash. Stayton
( Friday. It is hoped now that he will,
I them.
Carrie Naue was hostess for the progress satisfactorily.
Wednesday afternoon card club with
| the party held at her home. A one
| thirty uessert luncheon preceded
several tables of 5UU. High score was
I held by 1 Bertha Allen, second high
by Leota Worden, low by Ruth Ly-
| ons and Mabel Downing drew tne
i traveling prise. Others attending
were Bea i Hiatt, Jaumta Wngni,
but let us help!
Katie Sieg, Eulalia Lyon«, Marga-
, ret Kunkie, Ann Holzfuss, Sue Wai
: ton, Charlotte Tniel, Thelma
«pKiaiue m making doa-
degger, Lottie Grvsau, Doris Roy,
vourwlf protects can ! Far new
Hlum aud Naorua lnt\ id.
'Jess. Aort<wi rad the mareri-
Doria Geraths was hostess for
1,1 You'll need ( mcludmg dura
meet, ng or the St. Patrick Altar
ble, economical Vest Coast
ciety held at her home Thursday
lumber), contact us soon!
enmg. The usul routine of business
was carried out with Alice S. hiewea
president presiding over the meet
ng, followed by a general diacus-
sioa. Attending were Ro»e Schw.ndt,
Ruth Lyvns, Mary Fink, Marina
Phone 6803
Open Saturday
Mill City, Ore.
Jungwirth, Elizabeth Castle, Pauline j
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Why are
some drugs like
ecetasy sauce?"
If you read "LTl Abner” you
may recall bow the Gourmet'» Club plotted to
■take ''Ecstasy Sauce” from the Yokumi’ pet pig,
Salomey. Recipe: Boil down one hamnuu alabamu»
tSalomcy) until just one »ingle, solitary delicious
•• th*hop* ?f the
Mari-1 inn Rand
drop remain»—and that 1» “Ecstasy Sauce.” In
that
Concert
VVI IUVI II Manned
IV'" IX/W May h i lt *-
em8 now owne<1 and held hbtoneai
by iu
term» of food, this 1» humorously ridiculous, but
it’s actually routine in the making of drugs. Often
hundreds of pounds of raw materials must be
processed and reprocessed to obtain one tiny
pinch of the active medication. Which helps ex
plain why modem drugs are so potent, and why
we pharmacists dispense them only when your
physician writes a prescription.
Detroit-Idanha
MILL CITY PHARMACY
Dependable Prescription Service
Phone 6607
Mill City, Oregon
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