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Tells of Pollution Problems in State
Mr Benwn. an engineer with presented at the May meeting
the State Sanitary cvxnmissiun Serving on the nMiinultrr will
with offices in Hetland, was be Mrs Sylvia Duncan. Mr»
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
guest »peaker at the Tuesday Evelyn Stevens and Mr» Her-
evening meeting of the Mill bert Scnroeder
The club went on record a»
City Woman s club, held at the
Two Initiated Into
favoring to keep the North San­
borne at Mrs Jack Duggan
He explained the work of the tiam as a scenic area and to
cumnussxe as well as de»cnb get behind the movement to
Rainbow Recently
ing hvwv water became ¡»llulrvl prohibit the ¡»sting of bill-
.
Wiletta Malone and Sharon
He said the commuaam was boanis Mrs DeWitt, club con
' Berg were initiated into Man-1
orgamzrd in 1939 and tn all sec at am chairman has tiren a»
lyn Assembly Order of Rainbow
those year* it had teen nece» slating with this movement.
tor Giris at their meeting April
Mu J C. Kimmel and Mr»
vary to take a sanitation prob­
10 Suzy Carlson. worthy ad-1
lem to cvairt only four time» John Swan reported on attend-
the (
and they always won their cas­ mg 'he recent w»wnrn ■ day in
Dorothy Draper of Lyons be- visor was m charge of
The Santiam PTA held their
1 came the brsde of Ervin Peter- meeting and a number of Ma-1 April meeting last Wednesday es He said that once a sanita­ court and »aid It was Interest­
son of Mill City at ceremonies sons and Eastern Stars wire in the library' room at Santiam tion problem had rrachrd the ing end informative
Mr» CUftord Swift. Cancer
performed Saturday . April IS present
I'nx» High school with Mr» stage that it was necessary to
at 2 c clock in the afternoon at I Verne Clark who was unable ; Ikxi We«tnck presiding at the take it to court, it was a cut Crusade chairman asked for
to be present at regular instal-|
and dried viola lion of sanitary volunteers to help in the door to
the home of Mr and Mrs Per­
latMn was installed as 1 num­ business meetutg .
laws
dmr < amass. April JO and Mr»
na! Anderson of Lyons route.
It
was
announced
that
a
TV
Benson said that rivers and Gregg Str ven»
apfarintrd
The beide is the dattghter of ber of the RainN-w Adv .sexy wvuld be purcha»ed by the PTA
chi.rmrn
streams had been able to carry at one of lour
Mrs. Mabel .Ulen of Portland board
Uro Russell worshipful mast­ and prvfentcd to the Mid City awry wasie e< year» but that to help
anl be is the » c of E. G. Prter-
er of the Maaontc lodge and Syl­ 1 Jementary school at the May ■ more pec^tlr coming into thr
Mr» Russell said th.it the
son of Los Angeles. Calif
Fowler, more industry coming into ttu-
via IXincan. worthy matron at meeting. Mr* Helen
Marion Cuunty Federata*! of
The Rev. Harold Hake of the
has been working on the ar- ; state, a secondary purification Women » ciutw would have their
Ol'S were introduced.
MUI Qty Christian Church per­
rar-gement tor the TV purchase '
Refreshments
were
served
system was necessary in many meeting April JO at M rClay and
formed the cerenamey wh.ch
The by-law change wh.ch
L»e
follow -ng the meeting by
instance*, such as the Wiliam the Mill Qty club is entitled to
was attended by relative* and
had
bren
read
and
discussrv]
at
R i - i S m girls
ette river potutaei Otnrrwise S delegati-» Anyieie that is able
close friends of the couple
a previous meeting was adopt- I river» canrk-t br used for re to go »Nuld contact her or Mr»
The brsde was gowned in a
ed to conform to
creatlona! |urp»«i
even
if Kimmel, secretary.
blue street length dress with
qurement*
dr:-Jung water ran be made
Following the meeting re-
pink aecesaorie«. Her corsage
Delegates to the State PTA safe.
freshmenta wrrr uro'.! by Mr»
was a wrute orchid, a gift of her
convention which will be hr
Nr Id . H* said the cir:im;u*xi was itoggan lunt'.l by Mr» Mrl
daughter Mrs Jean Bueneman.
in Eugene April JD to May 2 • aware that Mill Qty had a
Rambo and Mr» Martin Han­
who was also her honor attend­
w
elected with Mrs Dave saratatsxi problem with a num­
sen.
ant. she wore a dress of pink
Barnhardt. incoming president I her of bad trouble spots on the
and her corsage was pink rose­
and Mr* William Iznisag to' North side of the river, «rhich
Expectant Parent
buds.
attend Mrs Westrick wiU take if not taken care of would pro­
Best man for the groom w as
a carload of ladies and attend bably be pushed by the cum- Meeting Scheduled
his brother. Melvin Peterson.
for one day.
A discussion group tor ex­
mtasxi
If private proprrty
For her daughters wedding
LYONS -Miss Kathleen Kui­
There was discussion on the <a*r>ers were toreed to assume pectant parents on preparation
Mrs. Allen chose a blue dress ken, daughter «X Mrs EJva Kui­ forthcoming Senior
reception
and wore a red carnation cor­ ken became the bride of Jahn which the PTA spmsors with a this it w-ould be a real financial tor parenthood will tie held at
burden.
the Mark» Gmnty Health de­
sage.
Adams, son of Mr and Mrs committee of junior mothers in
Mr Benson was introduced partment. 2455 Franzen St *f.
A reception w as held immedi­ George Adams at
charge
•
Pre«)
by Mr« O. K DeWitt. wt*> told E. Salem Thi« group will meet
ately fuliow-ing the wedding with ' spring weddmg Friday even­
It was voted to give > the of aomr of tus education and fur five weekly »rsston* on
Mrs .Vderscn pourrng assuted ing. April 12 at the Lyons Me Kindergarti-n another SIS I
above wick experience He is a grad- Tuesdays from 7 JO p m to
by Mrs Bueneman.
I thixfcst church Rev 'Gross of­ the budgeted amount Lx need­
uate of OSU and has been with 9 JO p m The first kmm « i will
Passing the guest book w as ficiated at the 7 30 ceremony ; ed expense*
the Comm^saxi about »ever. br May T.
Lmda Bueneman granddaugh­ The church w as decorated with
There was a tie for
years
The l;icu«»K>n will br built
ter of the beide
i baskets
white mums, white count attendance with
Mary
on quest so» asked
by
the
Mr»
Leo
Russell
conducted
The Anderson home, w-as dec­ ' stock and pink snapdragons.
Brent's first grade and Helen the busmess meeting with the group and will cover prenatal
orated with white stock and pink
The bride, given in marriage Fowler's third grade winning
gladaou for the wedchng and re­ 1 by her brother. Donald Kuik­ Mrs Brent was awarded the main order of business the ap­ care, preparation for the baby.
pointment of a nomination com­ Labor and drUvcry. care of the
ception.
en. wore a ,’ull-length white plant donated
by
Brunner s
The couple will Irve m Mui sheath gown of silk organza Flowers and Mr« Fowler re­ mittee to »ecure a slate of of­ newborn baby, and emotional
ficer» for the club wtuch will be change* that occur in children.
Cty where he is employed by , over taffeta fashioned with a ceived the J2 for her room
Frank Lumber company as a 1 pleated overskirt, with three
Program for the evening, ar­
shipping clerk and she is a ' quarter length sleeves and
ranged by Donna Pqdrabsky.
postal clerk at Lyons postal- ( rounded neckline Her should-
was an interesting one on Men­
fice.
j er-length veil was held in place tal Retards txm.
Peg Byer».
By IruktV Kwmbo
by a cluster of lihe* of the val­ Manon County Health nurse
Looking out our office win-
ley and pearls. She earned a and two women from the Lunn ! dow at the «now-capped moun- pretty finicky in regard to eat­
ing so It »rrm» good to see a
bouquet al pink rosebuds and County chapter of the Mental I tains
____ _ I __
_ how the kid really go at It
am _________
wondering
orchids.
Health program were also pre- , atmosphere is at home - -a hole
Maid of honor was M.as wnr Mrs Byers BaMAil
shiwved
ml slides ' /A-»«.
•»'.
«M u-»as»
4v*»r"
developed
in
our «vi!
oil barrels
and
Some time ago I wrote a few
Carole Adams. sister at the to illustrate her talk. All the
we thought it didn t matter if lines about being a "square'*
groom She wore a pink pol- guest speakers stressed the pro­
it came unplugged summer and received wxne comment
xshed cotton street length dress gress that w as being made in I
was here anyhow. That was ar. it and that it should be pur
and earned a nosegay of white the Mental Health program and
Last Saturday— and wasn t it sued Was reading an article
carnations. The wedding music a better public understanding
wonderful Hope this is ^i»t in a so«;ting magazine that 1»
was played by Mr*. Roscoe as the result
' winter's * last fling.
cneouraging tn that regard ■
Poole
and
David
Bilyeu
sang
The May meeting of the PTA I Everyone was worrying ibot and that actually squares arc
LYONS—The regular meeting
will feature the installation of' the snow pack not too long ago
of Faith Rebekah lodge was I the wedding prayer.
fash.<curf»lr"
again.
Once
Candle lighters were Suzanne new officers.
held Wednesday evening Mild­
i and the way it looks row. »* more people aren't ashamed to
Kuiken
and
Norma
Gnmes
red Carr was reappointed Dis­
may be packing it in in July grt tears in their eye» when the
trict Deputy president for the • Rm; bearers were Sandra Der-
band plays "The Star Spangled
Mrs.
Neal
Tells
of
U.
S.
coming year. The committee ' sham and Danny Gnme*. niece
Those of you who did.-, t at­ Banner" we have a new set
and
nephew
of
the
bnde.
Rodel!
reported the hobby show was
Tour at Club Meeting tend the Salem Senate-Airrs of heroes such as John Glenn,
a success and plans were dis­ Poole was best man for Mr.
LYONS *ir meeting of the musical program at the grade who in his personal lite too. is
'
Adams
and
ushers
were
Danny
cussed for another show next
Garden
club was held Wednes­ school gym Friday night, mis­ a wonderful example for kids
Baldwin and Earl Bely.
year. There were 52 entries.
sed a treat. It was an evening
He is proud of his small town,
Mrs Kuucen chose for her day afternoon in the fireplace
At the good of the order hour
room of the Methodist church I wuuldn t have missed Their proud of his small college,
1
daughter
s
wedding
a
blue
ideas for Easter decorations
with Marian Pennington and I little ’ mascot certainly had a proud of his church, that he bc-
were displayed, with Gertrude crepe dress with pink accessor­ Letitia Lengacher as hostesses. wonderful voice of his own. and kngvd to the YMCA and that
ies
and
Mrs.
Adams
attended
Weidman having a clever one
he is associated with scouting
EXinng a short business ses­ was quite a little pro "
in the form of a small tree her son s wedding in a pink sion plans were mdee for those
So may be we will go back to
sheath
dress
with
matching
decorated with miniature East­
____ We are enjoying a week of
the old beliefs such as Ideals,
who can. to attend the Garden
■
jacket
and
pink
accessories
er hats, made from gift wrap­
fun with our little grandson and pndr,
patriotism.
devotion -
Following the ceremony a re- show in Portland. The
ping ribbons.
prize was war. by Dorothy to those of jqu who are old and yes. even hard work*
I
ceptxxi
was
held
in
the
church
At the social hour refresh­
hands at the game" just listen
Downer.
ments were served by Blanche ; dining hall. The wedding cake
And now for the lighter side
Following the business ses- ‘ to me with amusement when
was
cut
and
served
by
Mrs.
Wagner and Bonnie Wagner,
Mrs I get started on the subjrct. A newscaster an a little south­
Herman Morgan and Mrs Lk>n- sion and refreshments.
with the Easter motif earned
But believe me there is nothing ern radio station lost his job
ald Huber. Serving the coffee Laura Neal showed pictures
out in the decorations.
was Mrs Hubert Dersham and and told at her trip of 21 days like it and the old saying is in a peculiar way. Hr had just
so true we can have a lot of finished reading a news report
presid-ng at the punch bowl of the United States.
Attending the meeting were I fun spoiling them and then give about a pack of Avg« which es-
was Mrs Donald Kuiken. In
Canyon Extension
I charge of receiving the gifts Virgene Scott, Dorothy Downer. them back to the parents to caped frtxn the pound and ran
' were Miss Mary Ann Goodell Gladys Edwards Alice Huber. get back into the groove again loose in the nrarby tobacco
Unit To Meet April 25 I and Miss May Agnes Morgan, Pearl Hudson. Evelyn Julian. It amazes me to watch little fields «hen he played a com-
lares
with Pat Adams passing the Martha Cruson. Esther Daniel­ Steven eat-it's gesng to keep mercial which asked:
GATES—The Santiam Canyon guest book.
son. Gertrude Weidman. luiura his Dad really going to feed your cigarette taste different
Home Extension unit will meet
him' Our family was always lately? *
For a honeym<xm along the Neil. Ruth Cotton and the host­
Thursday. April 25 at 10 a. tn.
esses
coast, the new Mr*
Adam*
at the home of Wuma Bum­
wore a brown and beige linen
garner. The
lessor..
"Ways
suit with green and beige ac- Local Ladies Attend
With Western Fruits." will be
cessene*. The young couple
presented by Wuma Bumgarn­ will hve in Stayton.
Benefit Style Show
er and Dorothy Novak. New
Abcwt lOO area ladrf* attend-
ideas for preparing the little-
a pre-Easter fashion show at
used fruits, cooking fruits that
Meier and Frank Oregon Room
Arranging Furniture
are normally eaten raw. using
! Thursday afternoon. The show
fruits lor seasoning, using lo­
, was sponsored by member* at
cally grown fruits, and many Topic At Meeting
¡ the Santiam Memorial Hospital ’
more mterestmg new ideas will
LYONS—The Lyons Extension ' Auxiliary, headed by Iuorena
be presented in the lesson.
Stevens, president.
The luncbeon will be provided unit held their meeting in the
Models showed the latest in
d-r.mg room of the Methodist
by the project leaders, and a
fashion from casual wear to!
church
Thursday
aftemrxn
be-
small charge will be made to
giruimg at 1 p. m. The topic. dressy suits, with the accent on
cover the cost of ingredients of
The
"Furniture
' Furniture Arrangement
was flowered Easter bonnets
the meal.
given by Lucille Hiber and .adi»s attending were attract-
Lee« Jchnson lolkming •he ( ively dressed adding a sty le'
. note al their awn.
short busmess meeting.
Bridal Shower Given
The style show was held be­
The May meeting has
tween the hour* of 3 until 4 i
^xtponed
from
Thursday
the
For Mary Cogar
coffee and ' served to
ith until the 16th. due to other with
Mary Cogar. bnde-elect
activities. The topic will be those attending.
Thomas Smith, was hone
Pre-Pianrung a Picnic. ’ with
Katt.een Manrung and Marian
Penumgton in charge.
Cancer is a family of dis­
Now ... the whole world's as near as your
Attending the meeting were:
Alma Olmstead. Ruth Cotton. eases characterized by abnorm­
phone. No matter how long the distance,
Thelma James. Leoa Johnaan. al growth and spread at cells
your
telephone bridges the gap in mo-
If
this
malignant
process
is
not
Lucide Huber. Joyce Lambert.
Maryir.e 9»itrjn, Alice Pen­ controlled or checked the pa­
ments. And station-to-station
nington and Kathleen Manrung tient will die H>wever. ac­
means
even less cost.
cording to the American Cancer
Society, many cancers can be
cured if detected early and.
treated promptly
Hr.»
a
health checxop zxz a year
Fruit Of The Loom Print Dorothy Draper and
Regular 59c per yard
Engineer from State Sanitary Com.
E. S. Peterson
PTA To Purchase
Television Set for
Married Saturday
Elementary School
Kathleen Kuiken
Becomes Bride of
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