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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1962)
LYONS Gifts Asked for Patients in Oregon Mental Hospitals An appeal for Christinas Rifts for the 4,000 patients in Oregon- mental hospital* this year was emphasized by a letter from Gov. Mark O. Hatfield to Ment al Health Association of Ore gon president Joseph D. Mat- arazao. The Governors'* letter says: "The Mental Health associa tion of Oregon is sponsoring a project this year that empha sizes the positive side of ment al Hint's* recovery. 1 would hope that citizens in all walks of life will support the Christ mas gift project which is only one of many through which the Association augments the ef forts of our State and local agencies to assure that patients in our several institutions are made to feel a part of the com munity and are encouraged to lead useful lives. "This year the association is urging that Oregonians give gifts of a vocational and re habilitation nature . . ■ under lining the fact that new medica tions and early treatment give hope that many of those now hospitalized will be home next Christmas.” Santiam Ripples Philippi Motor Co. Stayton, Oregon By Ed McCurdy Aside from the final score at Friday's game, the major con cern of all students present was: who would win the free dinner? Friday morning every one was given a number to pin on. instead of the usual slogans. The lucky number drawn at halftime would win a free din- nerf. And who won? Mr. Kosy- dar. a faculty member. Student Council is looking into boy and girl of the month pins. These will supposedly be me mentos which will last longer than the usual corsage for the girls, and replace the boys' gift. We now have a 10-foot tall Christmas tree in the entrance hall, courtesy of the Girls' Ath letic association. Patsy Pen nick. at great risk of life and limb, fought her way through a blizzard to cut down the tree and bring it back to dear old Santiam. Or so sne says. Any way, the GAA did a fine job of decorating the tree. daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Elmer and son. Gail of Albany. GaU, who It with tin- I’ | By Eva ItrvMUer Navy was home tor the week City of Lyons residents arc end. happy to see the CTiristma* tre«» Claire Shelton, who had the deeorated again. Th«- tree was donated by Howard Nau«- and misfortune of cutting hi* leg was decorated by th«- firemen, with a power saw is still getting assisted by th«» City council. around «>n crutches. Basketbail season is now on Helping were Mac Mormon, at Mari-l.inn. Both the A and Georg«» Neal. Kenneth Lewis B squad lost their games Thurs and Alex Bodeker. day night to Tin ner which were Recent visitors in Lyons were played on the Mari-Linn floor, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fox and however they were good gallics son from Cambridge, Idaho. going into overtime play. They were guests at th«- home Mrs. Gtace Welder, who in- of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and | jured her legs when her car Ms. Earl Allen. They also visit- j hit a light pole In the heavy fog «-«! at th«- home of his uncle ami ' lias returned home from San- ■unit, Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Bas I tiain Memorial hospital. sett. Marshall Powell, who was Jan Gross«> is convalescing at suffering from a back injury home following injuries of an was taken to Santiam Memorial auto accident. He received [ hospital where he was placed bruise* and abrasions when in traction. thrown from a pickup. Guests for the holidays at the Mrs. Floyd Bassett was cal- the home of Mr. and Mrs. John l«-d to Eugene Thursday by the ! Prideaux and family are their illness of her daughter. Mrs. daughter Miss Jean, student at Richard Haseman. who is in th«- Earlham college at Richmond, hospital there. Ind , and David, student at Th«» annual Christmas party i OU-rlin college at Oberlin, and gift exchange for th«- Mari- j Ohio. Linn school staff was held Sat Mr and Mrs. la-land Manning urday evening at the liome of . and children were Saturday af- Mi's. I\>nna Asmussen. Attend 1 ternoon and night guests at the ing were Mr. and Mrs. Albert | luinie of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schaub, Mr. and Mrs. George Reisterer Jr., family at Sca Pavlish, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ppoose, and were Sunday din- Gill. Mr and Mis Fred Skil | ner guests in Hillsboro at the lings. Mr. anil Mrs. Warren 1 home of hi* father, Mr. and Hill. Mr. ami Mrs. Wesley Hel i Mrs. Cecil Manning. sel. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Morri | Floyd Lengacher of Seattle, son, Mr. and Mr*. Monroe Wn., was a weekend guest at Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Orville th«- home of his parents, Mr. tkiwning, Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Mrs J«»hn Lengacher. Thiel, Mrs. Hazel Wirth. Mrs. Elva Kuiken ami Mrs. Donna Asmussen. FOR QALITY JOB PIUNTINS Mrs. Laura Neal was in Eu See The Mill City Enterprise Top Quality printing, prloed gene Friday night to attend a right. Fast service too. Phone victory dinner sponsored by 897-2772. Night* «97-2930. Robert Duncan. Mrs. Neal was given a complimentary dinner ticket as she was chairman of his successful campaign in the Lyons area. She was accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kanoff of Mill Qty. The Mari-Linn school held their annual Christmas pro gram Friday evening with all grade* taking part. At the close of the program Santa appeared with treats for the children which were furnished by the PTC. Some of the old land marks in Lyons are falling by the way side due to the damage from the October 12 windstorm. The beautiful fir trees which have surrounded the Catholic church are being cut down. Hired as relief and part-time teacher at Man-Linn is Ruth Tillotson from Jefferson. School will be dismissed at 11:30 a. m. Friday the 21st for the Christ mas holiday. It will resume on Wednesday, January 2. 19 62 Spending the Christmas holi days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Miller is her sister, Mrs. Ethel Busha from B Dings, Mont. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. an Mrs. Floyd Bassett were his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett and sons of Sa lem. They also attended church services at the Methodist church and Cecil played the or gan. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye were Cottage Grove guests Sun Ed and Agnes day with relatives. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt Mill City, Oregon were their son-in-law and a very Mfrry 6—The Mill City Enterprise. Thursday. IW. 20, 1962 And thanks for your wonderful loyalty. Mehama General Tire Grant and Dean Phone 859-2753 Mehama, Oregon Clris^ And ¡oy of the season to every family we know. Kellom's Grocery 1962 M ay men everywhere share the wonder and glory and bless ings of this Christmas season. Simpson Timber Co. ROBERT MOLLOY, Manager Lyons, Oregon our many friends joy and happiness. The Mill City Enterprise Santiam Hardware and Implement Phone 769-51 16 Stayton, Oregon Don and Alta Moffatt G ok Ik- Ramin» Ikave War«li- Mrs. «lohn Teeters Mrs. Izowell Croe Mehama Mill City Mrs. Eva Browder Margaret Kroiger Lyon» Detroit-Idanha Mn». Marion Stovall «loan Roberts Gates Mehama Bonita Myers, Elkhorn
