6—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 15, 196S
LYONS
Santiam Ripples
By Ed MoiUnly
By Eva BrwuUsr
Mr. and M u . Ed Chytka and "Article Xlll Boy and Girl of
family of Roseburg, and Mr. the Month."
and Mia. l>lck tliytka uf Spring
"Section LA. Student council
field viaitrd Sunday with Mrs. members will mimlnatc candl-
Alma Dixon, and Mr. and Mrs. dates during tlw third student
Erank Ik-Il and their grandmo­ oounoil meeting of such month."
ther. Mrs. Bessie (Tiytka, wix>
'Dlls la the ix-ginnlng of the
are visiting at the Lawrence now article to our cixiatltutlon.
Chytkas on MsiMlly Mountain. wiihih Wc pissed us <-x|iectod
lln ee councilmen were elect* We ilso passed an amendment
ted to serve at l.yona at Uie to the part dealing with cheer
November t> election with Paul leaders, the first sentence of
Geraths receiving
101 vulva, which reads
Kenneth Lewis 98, and Percy
"In older to be eligible to ta­
Hiatt 77. Others in the running il cheerleader, the candidate
were Alex Bedeker 73, 1-uura must have been a member of
Neal 69, and Eldred Miller 48. the student laxly for a period
Mrs. l-awrcnce Chytka was of not less Hum six week pre­
taken back to Santiam Memor­ vious to tile election, and have
ial hospital in Stayton Wednes­ carried not less than a three or
day and again placed in trac­ ,i i'
tion. Mrs Chytka is suffering
Originally, candidates were
with a luu-k Injury received required to be student laxly
while employed at
Stayton members for Mx months.
The |>ep club is having a fa­
Canning company.
Mrs. Alice Huber and Bea shion show at tile old theatre
Hiatt were hostesses for the Tuesday, November ’JO at 7 30
Wednesday atternoon card club We hope to sec all of you pre­
1 belli at the Hulx-r home. Sever sent.
'Die Freshmen are having
i al tallies of SUU were in play
| following a 1:30 dessert lunch- their first dance, a Hillbilly
; eon. High score was held by Stomp dance on November 30
Although we k>»t our lust
i I'lielma Nydegger. low by Ma-
tw-1
Downing
anil traveling game, we still fin! died with u
prize went to Zeta Prichard. 4-4 record, considerably tx-ttrr
Others attending were Alma than we had been used ’o. Af­
Olmstead. Eulalia Lyons, lkine ter the game, we spent the
thy Williams, Ix-ota Worden. night in Seaside.
Now we're back and ready
Ethel Huffman, Bertha Allen,
Ruth Lyons. Mildred Huffman, for Imsketliall 'Die first garne­
Helen I.yvns anil Evelyn Mor­ ts here with Amity on Deccmb-
mon.
er 7th.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hell,
Mrs. Alma Dion and Mrs Bcs-
I sie Chytka arrived last week
from Elk Point, S. D.. to visit
By Bonita I.. Myers
their brother anti son. Lawrence
Oiytka and family. Mrs. Chytka
Another hunting season op­
I will stay to help at her son's ened here on Saturday ami the
home during his recent illness. valley was alive with hunters
I The others left Tuesday tor Traffic was as heavy as on a
their (Mimes.
hot Sunday during the- summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris and According to law. hunting was
family of Idanha, who recent­ to lx- confined to within a mile
ly purchased the Hubbard-Huff­ of an agricultural area, and
man home have moved into since- there- is very little of that
their new home and Mrs. Hub­ in
Elkhorn, several arrests
bard and daughter. Ethel Huff­ were made
man have moved into the Paul
Mrs George Pettlngrll went
Schiewek home which they pur­ to Portland Thursday ami re­
chased. ’Hie Schlewcks moved turned Sunday. While- there al»
I into Un- house they arc building attended a meeting of the Past
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Culwcll Matrons of the Order of Eastern
and family from Bend were star for Hu- year 1942. Those at­
weekend guests in Lyons. They tending were from Portland ami
. were guests of his mother. Mrs. vicinity.
Lydia Culwcll, and also visited
Mr. ami Mrs S. G. Myers
nt the home of his brother-in-
journeyed to Portland Monday
law ami sister, Mr. and Mrs
and visited with three sisters of
Howard Naue ami at the home
Mrs. Myers. They also visited
of his brother ami wife. Mr. at the home of Fre-d Buchtel,
anil Mrs. Elmer Culwcll. His
former weights and measures
mother, Mrs Lydia Culwcll re­
commissioner of Oregon.
turned hixne with them for u
Mr and Mrs Merrill Penn
visit.
returned recently from a visit
I-iwrcncc (hytka returned
to China Lake. Calif., where
home Sunday from Salem Me­
they visited a son ami daugh­
morial hospital after 18 days
ter They were preceded smith
: sjx-nt there. He will return in
by their son. Joe. who is re­
I three weeks for major surgery.
maining In tiic southern city for
Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Mix,re
an indefinite time.
of Salem, former resident, wen-
laist week Mrs. Jack Best of
recent visitors at the home of
Seattle visited at the Iwnu- of
* Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue.
her brother-in-law and sister,
Jack Goodell Jr., who is with
' the U. S. Navy, returned to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Randall.
Earl Hearing Is now working
Long Beach, Calif., after spend-
, ing a 30-<lay leave nt the home nt a drug store in West Salem.
1 of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. He is living there temporarily.
Mi and Mrs li i' H.orison
Jack Goodell, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stock- and two children had a picnic
well and three children fnnn at their place here on Sunday
Missoula, Mont., huve returned in spite of the rain.
Ernest Gray of Salem was a
to Lyons after spending four
years in Montana. They will house guest of the Ken Randalls
for three days last week.
make their hi,me with his mo­
Mr. ami Mrs. S. G. Myers
ther, Mrs. Ina Stockwell.
A2C Wiilliam Doister, who attended a recent party of the
has spent a 30-day furlough at Santiam Shrine club, which was
held at the Santiam Golf club­
the hixne of his parents, Mr.
house. Dicy also were in charge
and Mrs. Henry Doister has
of the decorations and were as­
left for Japan. Doister, who is
sisted by Mrs. Joseph Bowes of
a graduate of Stayton Union
Gates.
High entered the. service In
Mr. and Mrs. George Pcttin­
January 1961 and has just com­
gell spent Monday in Salem.
pleted a special USAF course
Henry Schwarz of Mill City
for communication technicians
has been helping S. G. Myers
at Goodfellow AFB, Texas.
repair his bam which was
Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Craig-
damaged during the wind storm.
myle have had as their guests
Mrs. S. G. Myers attended a
over the1 weekend his parents.
Teachers’ In-service day at the
Mr and Mrs. John Craigmyle
| from
Ixrngview, Wn, his sis­ Turner Elementary school on
Friday.
ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Hathawny and daughter,
Mary Alice from Hoaquiam,
Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Chase in
Wn., and his uncle, Harvey
Sweet Home.
Ramsey from Iowa.
Weekend guests at the home
Mrs. Harold Ayres who is
of Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard
suffering with virus pneumonia
were her sister, Mrs. Mary Fu-
was taken to Santiam Memor­
qua and two nieces, Mrs. Mild­
ial hospital in Stayton the last
red Gibson and Mrs. E. E.
of the week.
Benedict from Portland.
Rev. Earl Cotton, who under­
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen re­
went surgery at Salem Memor­
turned home Monday evening
ial hospital returned home Mon­
after spending the weekend at
day, after a two week stay
Taft, where Allen did some
there.
fishing. They loft Friday morn­
The Mari-Linn PTC will hold
ing.
their meeting Thursday, No­
Mrs.
Al Wesley returned
vember 15 at 7:30. The Sth
home Friday after spending 10
grade mothers will be hostesses
days at Santiam Memorial hos­
and serve refreshments. It will pital.
be a 4H program.
Kathryn Johnston spent the
Bob Jobe was a Friday and
weekend at the home of her
Friday night patient at San­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
tiam Memorial hospital,
re­
Johnston. Miss Johnston is a
turning home Saturday morn­
student at OSU.
ing.
Mrs. Jessie Kunkle of Salem
was a weekend guest at the
Bako and freeze fresh ap­
home of her son and daughter-ln ples while they are plentiful.
law, Mr. and Mrs. John Kun­ Bake In foil pans to past tender
kle. Sunday she with the Kun- stapo. Wrap and freeze. Reheat
kles and Mrs. Ralph Davis and to serve for quick winter des­
children visited at the home of, serts.
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