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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1959)
LYONS GOTA TH'NGSTO-DO By Eva Bressler The regular meeting of Faith LIST? Rebekah lodge was held Wed nesday evening. Committee re ports were heard. Plans were discussed for the district con vention to be held in Scio Satur day afternoon and evening. No vember 21. Plans were also made for the special meeting to be held Friday evening. Novem ber 20 when the president of the Rebekah Assembly comes to pay her official visit. At the social hour a pot luck supper was served with Helen Ander son and Eva Bressler the'host esses. Mr. George Keeley of Port land came Thursday to spend the rest of the week at the home of her mother. Mrs. Alice Hu Open Saturdays ber. She will also visit her bro ther. Donald Huber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carleton Ph. 6803 Mill City and children from The Dalles, are spending this week with re latives here They are guests at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing. They are also visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg. Ale Eldon Thompson arrived home from Greenland Wednes day after spending a year there. He was met in Portland by his wife. Donna, who had been at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Smith. After vis iting relatives he will be sta tioned at Castle Air Force Base at Merced. Calif. Mrs. Thomp son will accompany him to Cal ifornia. Mrs. Orville Downing and Mrs. John Lengascher were Even th* finest vateh hostesses for the November should ba deanad and otlad meeting of the Garden club, held at least once a year Neglect in the fireplace room of the Me today —aiay mean costly thodist church. A workshop was repair bilb tomorrow held on "Dry Arrangements.” Others attending were Mmes. William Carter. Earl Cotton. Percy Hiatt, Henry Holzfuss, Leonard Blum. Charles Cruson, Glenn Julian. Donna Asmussen and Mrs Robert Carleton of The Dalles!, who was a guest of the afternoon. Plans were made Let ua tnapect your watch. for the Christmas party which It’s worth a few momenta will be held at the December of your time to find out meeting, with Mrs Charles Cru whether all's well There’s son. Mrs. Otto Weidman. Mrs. no chart» or obligation for Gale Pennington and Mrs. this service. 5 Ralph Downer. Refreshments W\y not drop tn today t were served at the close of the BAKER’S meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burnside from Broadus. Mont., are visit ing at the home of her brothers Telephone 1813 Mill < >x and wives, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson We U m - Genuine Factory Parts Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Stevens. They will also visit her mother, Mrs. Henry Stevens at the St. Bernard Nurs ing home in Salem. They plan to bring Mrs. Stevens to -Lyons for a couple of days while they are here. Mrs. Ethel Huffman and her daughter and husband. Mr and Kelly Lumber Sales How Long Since Your Watch Was Cleaned ? EXPERT WATCH INSPECTION Mill City Jewelry FREE! $50 in Merchandise of your selection to be given away Dec. 19. Place your name in box each time you come in store. You need not be present to win. $20 First Prize $5 Third & Fourth $10 Second Prize 10 Prizes $1 each See Camp's First For Toys—Hobbies—New and Used Bicycles Camp's Sporting Goods 185 First Street - Stayton, Oregon New Cafe Hours at the Riverview. We are now open from 4 P. IL to 2:30 A. M. VI Randall la back aa CM la Our Kitchen Dance To Music That Keeps Your Toes Tapping Live Music Friday, Saturday & Sunday CLOSED MONDAYS Zen and Pat Cutting, Owners The Riverview Cafe Phone UL 9-2171 Mehama. Oregon Lyons WSCS Makes Plans for Busy Season This Winter y9fl| i Violin and Flute MEHAMA —— i 1 ■ Duet by Guest Stars Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Concert Feature Brings Results—Try It Every Week 3—The Mill City EnterpriM* Thursday, Nov. 19, Mrs. John Teeters Mr and Mrs. Bert Bailey and LYONS—Members of the W. two daughters of Springfield S.C.S. will hold their meeting were Saturday visitors at the at the home of Mrs Ed Har Julius Tietze and Jim Richmond greaves at her farm near Jor The Santiam Union High homes. dan Tuesday afternoon. Many School Music club announced Mr. and Mrs Ray Branch plans are being made for the today that they will have two spent several days the first of winter months. Their annual guest appearances on the forth last week in Tillamook on busi bazaar and smorgasbord dinner coming concert which will be ness. •I will be held Tuesday. December held at 7:45 p m. November Sunday visitors at the Charles 8. in the basement of the Lyons 25th on the balcony at Santiam Crook home were Mr. Crook's Methodist church, with Effie Union High school. brother and sister-in-law. Mr. Anderson general chairman as Miss Marcia Truax of Albany and Mrs. Donald Crook of Port sisted by Eleanor Smith and Union High school will appear land. Mildred Prichard. Vicki Sue. daughter of Mr and with Harold Reeves of Lebanon They report the work at the in a violin and flute duet. Mrs. Mrs. Walter Johnson is recov church progressing, with the Doris Sheythe will accompany ering from a tonsilectomy she basement near completion. Some them. underwent in Stayton the first painting is yet to be done in Miss Truax has played in the of last week. the kitchen. 'Die finishing of the Lebanon-Albany area in a num- j Mrs. Tom McMurdie and basement has been a project of ber of recitals and her playing children who have been visiting the WSCS which has been a of the violin has brought ac here for seevral weeks left for real one for a few women. claim from some of the more their home in Salt Lake City, They are now holding rum experienced concert goers. Her Utah the last of the week mage and cooked food sales command of the instrument is j The Rev. A. R. Hodge, retired each Friday at the shop next superb and her tone is a treat minister now living in Newberg to Dale's Food Market from 11 to the ears. was guest speaker at "the Me a. m. to 3 p. m. Anyone having Mr. Reeves is a teacher of in hama and Mt. Pleasant church rummage to donate may contact strumental music in the area es at their Sunday morning ser Mrs. Alex Bodeker. telephone schools of Lebanon and has been vices. Mr. Hodge was accom ULrick 9-2700. playing the flute for 20 years. panied by his wife and "Pastor He is also an experienced clar Kim" a Korean minister who Mrs. Kenneth Cornell, who are inet and saxophone player. Mr. lost his family during the Kor visiting here from Anchorage, Reeves also conducts an eight ean war and is in this country Alaska, were Thursday evening piece dance band, which plays I as a student. "Pastor Kim” visitors at the home of Mr. and at all of the better Elks clubs sang one of the hymns, part of Our "Certified Comfort" Heating Plan Mrs. Hal Howard in Corvallis of the state on weekends. A1 it in his native togue. Sam Wallen, a student at Lin The Howards are former resi group of these players will also Is the reason why perform on the concert, playing field college in McMinnville dents here. You get the coziest, most secure shield of warmth Mr and Mrs. George Neal a rhumba called "Tico Tico" spent the weekend at the home between you and that bone-chilling, ear-biting cold have purchased the Mabel Bass and a modern jazz number cal of his parents the L. E. Wallens here. property and plan to move the led "Moritat.” outside your door. For Shell Heating Oil is highly- Members of this group are Mr. I SP4c and Mrs. Allen McDon first of the month after making refined for maximum heating power. It's the clean, safe some repairs. They are now Reeves. David Crow, who is i ald and son. Chris spent sever way to heat. And Shell certifies its oil is premium qual living in the Wilson Stevens presently a law student at Wil-, al days last week visiting the ity—the very best for your burner. Chris McDonalds at Tumalo. lamette University and who house west of town. Mrs. Bass What's more, we don’t just drive oil trucks. We give Mrs. Al Molnar and son, Jim, has moved to Salem with her plays trumpet: Larry Schmeil our customers certified service. Just check this list of of Oak Grove visited during the a student at the University of ' son. Kenneth and wife. the things you get. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Bulm Oregon who plays bass and weekend at the Frank Buckler home. trumpet: Don Baxter, owner of have returned home after spend • Automatic Refill— you never have ing five days at Happy Camp, a furniture store in Lebanon on to call us. Our unique follow-up drums, and Bob Harris of the Calif., with friends. Honor Roll For Mari- system tells us when you need more The Lyons Extension unit will local high school staff will play fuel oil. Linn at Lyons Given hold their meeting on Thursday, piano. The public is urged to attend ' LYONS -Honor roll and hon November 19 due to the regular • FREE tank protection-we protect day falling on Thanksgiving this benefit concert. AU pro orable mentiofi students at the your oil tank from internal rust and day. An all-day meeting will be ceeds will go to the fund to buy . Mari-Linn school for the first corrosion with our special free-of- heid at the Lyons Methodist uniforms for the band and chor nine weeks of school are as fol charge Sonitor* application. church basement beginning at us and for decorative shirts for lows. reports Principal Robert Schmor. 10:30 with a luncheon at the the pep band. • Metered Receipts— you have an Tickets may be purchased Fifth grade honorable men noon hour. The subject of the from any memoer of the local tion.Johnny Cox. Fay LaMun exact, metered record of the day will be "Hidden Stitches amount of oil we deliver. You always yan. Lynette Larimer, Carl with Eleanor LaMunyan and high school music club. know what you pay for. Massie, Joy Prideaux. and Mar Roe Music the project leaders. A union Thanksgiving service garet Ward. Sixth grade honor • Courteous Drivers -the kind of roll. Cheryl Weaver, Jo Roberts will be held at the Mehama Ardella Goschie, honorable men who appreciate your business Presbyterian church. Watch for Backed by Shall —a nama mention, Mike Morley, Dennis further announcements. and show it with a smile and a that ttandt for quality Huber, Vickie Grosso. Marie The first quarterly conference i “Thank you”. Davis. Seventh grade. Cathy meeting will be held on Monday Prichard, James Walker. Zoe evening. November 30 at the We warmly recommend you try us Lyons Methodist church. It will Ann Bridges. Eighth grade. Viv ian Wilson. Wayne Ward. Billy start at 6.30 with a pot luck din Prichard. John Phillips. Grade ner. Reports will be heard from Miley, Betty Meirose. Charlotte all officers and commissions. Lantzer, honorable mention. A family dinner was held Distributor Kenneth Weaver, Joan Schwindt Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens, honoring Ronald Horn and Donald Dur By Jean Roberts Mill City, Oregon Phone 7907 his brother-in-law and sister, land. MEHHAMA—As long as hunt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burnside, who are visiting here from ing is in season, Mehama resi Make an unusual invitation to Broadus. Mont Other relatives dents are either coming home or a baby shower by first cutting present was their mother, Mrs. going elk hunting. out a four-inch square of flan Each hunting party has some 1 Henry Stevens of Salem. Mr. nel or birdseye with pinking unique way to hunt. Two hunters and Mrs. A. W. Toman and shears Type the invitation In sons. Steven and Bradley, also who stay for the entire season the middle, fold like a diaper of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Jack have built themselves comfor- and fasten with small gold safe Scott from Mill City, and Mr able stands in a meadow, com ty pin. Mail in plain square and Mrs. Albert Stevens of plete with stoves, where they sit envelope. all day to watch for elk. Lyons. One man took a bicycle along Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston are visiting in Myrtle Creek, at to ride the trails. StiU another the home of their son-in-law and used a power saw to cut trails daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claire through the jack pine from which Humphries and family. They to hunt. One elk hunter carries a fry expect to return home about ing pan with him while he hunts the last of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cruson just in case he gets lost. he'U be and son, Michael spent the able to cook. One young hunter bagged a 5- weekend at Spokane, Wash. While there they attended the point bull in a strange way. He football game between Pacific was lost, frightened and running Lutheran college and Whitmore when he ran through a thicket into a bull elk. Another hunter college. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sherratt of helped him carry out the meat Portland spent several days and find his own party. Still another hunter thought over the weekend with relatives in Lyons. Mrs. Sherratt is a other members of his party were T his year we’re proud to offer the greatest sister of Mrs. Bert Lyons, als) playing a joke on him when he Ford’s got the V-8’s we’ve ever had. And our new 292 Cylde and Velvie Lewis. The found his hat full of dirt one T-bird V-8 outsaves most Sixes except, of Sherratts with Mr. and Mrs. morning inside the tent. The course, Ford's famous Mileage Maker Six. Clyde Lewis and Beulah and next morning it was again full of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lewis dirt. The culprit was a gopher and family of Mehama were who had come into the tent at Sunday dinner guests at the night filled the hat with dirt home of Miss Lucille Lewis in and chewed up all the apples. Veteran hunters quite often try Corvillis. Miss Lewis is a teach to let the youngest hunter in the er in the Corvallis schools. A Deputation Team from the group bag an elk, but are not Willamette University of Salem always successful. One young was in charge of the services man sent to the most likely elk Sunday morning at the Lyons area while the others stayed Methodist church. Taking part near camp. Of course, three were Ger anna Stevens, from bulls came right past camp and Ford's COt the When you see this elegant, perfectly pro Myrtle Point, Norissa Leger. were killed. nrt 7M kamst cas ia A drive was next made with 5 portioned styling and fee) thi* built-for- ms aoao ro oarer from Hillsboro. Jan Thomas, of • f > | 11 V . . , people comfort, you’ll wonder why anybody Portland, Bill Richter from Sa elk going ‘.oward the stand where leader! would bother to pay more for aer car! lem and Ron William from Bur the young hunter sat. Four elk broke away and just an old cow bank, Calif. Mr and Mrs. Warren Ed wandered past the eager hunter. Another hunter failed to meet wards returned home Friday evening after visiting with re his companions on time. To remedy this he carried an alarm latives in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc clock in his coveralls while hunt Dougall. who have been making ing. their home with their son-in- Grate, rather than chop dry law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, hae moved into onion, when using it as a sea the little house back of t he soning. It takes less time and the Ford’s got the Postoffice, owned by Mr. and flavor blends more quickly. The The new Ford Falcon is the easiest < ar in the small particles of onion cook Mrs Pat Lyons. world to own! It rrallf holds 6 big folks and quicked.too. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cruson all their luggage. It averages up to 30 mpg. of Eugene were weekend guests It can save you on servicing costs, too. Fruit cakes improve with at the home of his brother and Come in and fun-test it I freezing. Bake now and store in wife, Mr and Mrs. Charles Cru son. The Cruaona are former the freezer to avoid the pre COME SEE THE WONDERFUL NEW WORLD OF FORDS r.aaJl Chris mas rush. residents here. CI ’ sea- tw a • imw rausa-ns a» ¿W ns>—— n, an,, m mmm Cat Mrs Pat Lyons, with her daughter. Mrs Ed Gisler and at the home of Mr. and Mrs daughter. Pamelia, of Marion, Wayne Ransom. Mrs. Ransom spent the weekend in Klamath is a daughter of Mrs Lyons and Falls, where they were guests a sister of Mrs Gisler. Houses Warm Up to Shell Elk Hunters Tell Different Ways to Hunt H. L. ASHBY We Gve Gold Bond Stamps On Heating Oil FOR 1900- SAVIN (ZEST! sX™«PHILIPPI MOTOR CO.
