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&—TTie MID City Enterprise, ITiunwlay, May SO, 190S Lyons Pre School Advertising in The Mill Gty Enterprise Graduates Nineteen Brings Results—Try It Every Week NOTICE TRUCKERS TRUCK SEATS Rebuilt and Upholstered k/e Use Naugahyde Covers They Iju»t — They Are Comfortable Stayton Radio & TV Stayton, Ore. Phone 769-2286 LYONS Preschool graduation was held May 23. with 19 re ceiving their diplomas. The youngsters wore caps and gowns when presented their diplomas Graduating were FVrry 1-in- demann. Wade Lore*, Debbie Huber. Billie Kinser. Christine Sturgeon, Samira Hampton. Sharon Harris. David Sieg, Louis Sieg. Mary Frichtl. Rus sel Richter, lYarrel Hunt. John Ungaas. Wayne Dunham. R*«d- ney Franklin, Patty Franklin. Cheryl Kulken. Susan Neal and Machele Ramsey. Fallowing the graduation their annual picnic was held at the Jack Lingaas home. Mrs. Jean Owen, teacher was presented with a purse and gloves by the pre-school mothers. Friday. 15 of the pre-schoolers visited the Mari-Linn first grade, and four the Mehama first grade If You Can't Buy it at Home—- Use This Salem BUSINESS DIRECTORY Health Foods Alignment & Frame Septic Tanks Scharff Bros. Davidson’s Auto Service Natural Health Center Manufacturers of State Approv Complete Line of Health Food ed Pre-Cast Concrete Septic Tanks Products 4 Natural Vitamins Complete Tank 4 Sewer Con struction and Cleaning. Radio Organic Cosmetica Over 40 yrs. of reliable service 1073 Cbm 1 SE 362-9861 Dispatched. Free Estimates - Bonded and Insured OS Front St NE Ph. 363-8955 or 363-5547 362 5568 Salem 1155 2Uth SE Repair Service. Day or Nite Bear Wheel Alignment * Balancing - Frame Stralgtea- ing - AAA Towing Hobbies & Toys Shoes Appliance Repair Hennig's Toy-Hobby Shop United Repair Co. ■ Appliance 4 Refrigeration Service Refrigerators - Ranges - Washers - Dryen - Ironers - Coffee Makers - Toasters - Irons. Etc. Ph 585-4480 339 High St. NE Salem. Oregon Complete line of toys and hobbies. Come in and look around. We are sure you will find what you want. Toy a Hebby Store 149 High NX Hobby Shop 1323 Cross St- SE Logger Boots from $28 50 Heavy Work Shoe* The Largest Selection in the Valley Priced Right! Monuments Shoes For The Entire Family Complete Repair Service Capital Monuments Automotive Jim's Shoe Service 183 High St. NE 362-1420 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Desch Shoe Repair Owners Wlltee’s Garage Serving You Personally M hr. Towing Service Body Work - Painting Pioneer Shoe Repair Edward A. Thompson Auto 4 Truck Repairs New Location 140 Hoyt St. S. Phone 363-6887 Salem Fine Shoe Repair - Orthopedic Prescriptions Accurately Filled 464 Court St. NE Collision Work 1375 Highland Ave. N. E. 363-9676 Furniture Refinishing Television Ph. 364-3443 Days 363-4917 Nites Edgar R. Brock Northwest Televiaton .Arch’s Eagle Service Furniture 4 Piano Refinishing Also Antiques Gas For Less - Oil-Lubrication We take pride in doing Good Work. Dyne Check Electric Tune Up 664 Norway St. NE 363-8367 2385 Dallas Rd. N. W. 362-9071 Optometrists Sales — Service New 4 Used 364-5932 421 Lancaster Dr. NE Pomeroy Optical Co. Banquets China Oty Restaurant Famous Chinese 4 American Dishes Orders To Take Out We Specialize in Banquets and Parties Optometrists 4 Opticians Dr. Charles B. Pomeroy Optometrist M. B. McKenney, Asso. 383 State St. Salem Phone 363-9011 Welding Roscoe’s Welding Works AU Kind of Welding Open Saturdays Pick-Up Campers 4055 State St. NE 363-3028 Ken-Way Sales cently underwent surgery on her leg at Sant lam Memorial hospital, is now at home re cuperating She expects to 1* able to walk In a few weeks. It was reported. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Glenn llenness were Mr. and Mrs Larry Hese- mnn and four children and Don ald Heseman. all of Sacra- mento. Calif Tkmald, wh«> la in the service, wai enroute to Korea, where I* will be sta- tinned for the next 13 months Harlan Gobel, former owner <d Hie Gate» Store, is reported to lie employed at Stout Creek lAimber Q>. LYONS Ity Eva Br.MM.lrr Mrs. Mac Mormon, newly In stalled president of the WSCS called a meeting of the tvard members to make plans tor the coming months when they re sume after a July and August recess. The following commit tee heads were ap|»>inted : Pro gressive dinner, Mrs Wilson Stevens; church cleaning. Mrs. Leonard Cruson, birthday din ner. Mrs. Clyde Bressler; sil ver tea. Mrs. Glenn Julian; mother and daughter banquet. Mrs Alta Bodeker; tamale sale, Mrs Alice Huber; coffees, Mrs Ethel Huffman, bazaar. Mrs, Charles Cruson. and rummage. Mrs. James Hollingshead Mr. and Mrs. L-eroy Hiatt of Roseburg were weekend guests in Lyons, called here by the Ill ness of his father, Elmer Hiatt. They were guests at the home of his brother-in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs. Alex Bodeker A budget meeting of the I^-ons Rural Fire district will be held Wednesday evening June 5 at the fire hall at 8 p.m. Eddie Ayers. 4-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ayers underwent surgery' •* Doeren- bacher hospital in Portland Friday for an ailment he had suffered from since birth. Tuesday evening June 4 a city budget meeting will be held at the fire hall at 8 p. m. Mr and Mrs Floyd Berry of Glendale, were Sunday guests st the home of his parents. Mr and Mrs. George Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore of Salem and former residents here called on friends in Lyons Monday. They were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. W. W. Carter. Miss Wanda Mead of Port land spent several days at the home of her mother. Mrs. Frank Kimery and family. Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard left Monday for Las Vegas where they will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Smith, former Lyons residents The regular meeting of Faith Rebekah lodge was held Wed nesday evening with a small attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett entertained with a dinner Sun day for the annual get-together of her brothers and sisters. At tending were Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and daughter. Jack ie; Mr. and Mrs Albert Smith and children. Dennis and Le anne of Beaverton; Mr. and Mrs Pete VanLoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Richard and daughter, Priscilla of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deck er of Eugene were Sunday guests at the home of her mother, Mrs. Anna Hubbard and her sister. Mrs. Ethel Huffman. In the afternoon the group drove to Breitenbush Hot Springs. Mrs. Kenneth Lewis was hostess for a shower honoring Mrs. Frank Kimery, held at her home Saturday afternoon. Games furnished the entertain ment and after opening of the gifts, dainty refreshments were served. In Lyons Municipal court, Gerald Wayne Schmidt of Stay ton pleaded guilty of violation of the basic rule and paid $19.50 for fine and court coats. Mrs. Chester Robinson retun ed home last week after spend ing some time at Goldendale, Wn„ with relatives. While there she was quite ill and spent some time in the hospital there. Monday evening, June 3 will be cleanup of the Methodist church grounds. Mrs. Dan Bonuchi from New Mexico and Mrs. Winston Bra dy from Wenatchee, Wn.. were guests from Wednesday through Saturday at the home of Mr. nd Mrs. Ernest Grosso. Mrs. Bonuchi is a sister and Mrs. Brady a cousin of Mr. Grosso. lly Marina Ntanall Guests Saturday at Hie home | of Mr and Mrs Walter 1K>m- as wen« Mr and Mrs. Richard 1 'Diomas of Haines. Alaska. Mrs. Glenn Hennes» was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hcnne»» Saturday, in Al bany. She visited Sunday at the i home ot Mr. and Mrs Roy Taylor in IJallas, while Mr. I Hennesa was away on a fishing trip. Tommy Carey, »on of Mr. and Mrs. l>m Carey of Stayton. spent the weekend visiting at the home ot his grandparents. 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. N Wilson. I Mr. and Mrs Earl laiucks. »"•■« YO1' «• accompanied by Zeta Pitch- ■ THE Mtl.l. CITY ENTEKPRIHE ard and Daisy Geddes, attended church services in Brownsville Sunday, folkmed by a picnic lunch in the park. In Uie after noon. Hiey attended the meeting of the Linn Cbunty Historical society at Oiarity Grange, near Browna villa. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hill Bickett were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Com stock of Rockaway. Mr. and Mrs. Jack White ot Moses Lake. Wn.. recently pur chased the Gates General store from Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Gobei, and are now operating the store. Mrs. White reported they already like the area very much, although they haven't be«‘n here I very king, and th« Might ! the people were friend- Iv. Hazel Gabriel, accompanied by her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charlea Mason ot Cascadia and her sister. Martha Taylor of Idanha, drove to Portland last Friday, where they visited her brother, John Mason. at the Veteran s hospital Mrs Gabriel reported that John, who is re covering from brain surgery, Is still in cricital condition. A good-sized crowd was pre sent for the potluck dinner fol lowing regular services last Sunday at the Gates Commun ity church. Earlier, they all en joyed Mrs. Allis ton'a singing and accordion playing. Lynn CUtsforth received the citizenship award in the fifth and sixth grade room at the Gates school for the six weeks. Wednesday, May 29. students of the first four grades of the Gates school held their annual field day at the school. Includ ed were a picnic, races and contests. Students Ln the four upper grades left Wednesday morning with their chaperones for a day at Jantzen Beach. Mrs. Gordon Wande. who re- Saw Service Scissors 4 Pinking Shears Sharpened and Repaired Modem Shop Van’s Outdoor Store All NationaUy Adveristed Carload Prices AsnOsK Tita Vinyl Tils Ctrtmk Tils Rslnt, St«. DIRECT SALES CO. Norm’s Second iMV Store Hoover's Repair Jim and Veryl Hoover Fh. 897-2911 Mill City Sportsmen’«« Center WATER Mill City, WILDLIFE 363-4343 Floor Covering Second Hand Stores Dealer for Airco Welding Producta crops. $265.00 and up. Terms on Approved Credit See these Machines at Merchandise 165 Salem Hts. Ave. SE 362-1217 211 Commercial NE Factory Equipment Ignition l’aria Farmers arc America’s largest group of woodland owners. They own almost a third of the nation’s commercial forestland. Alert farmers arc fast becoming Tree Farmers by man aging and protecting their woodlands as the source of a cash crop. Be careful with fire in the woods. Protect the timber Western Wear The Most Complete Line of Western Wear in the Valley Finest Selection of Saddles English 4 Western Deleo Batterien ARE LOGGERS, TOO! Vista Saw Shop Lark Brown, Owner Precision Filing 4 Grinding AU Types Saws Welding, Dintel Engine Service Shop or Field 1 GALLON FREE WITH PURCHASE OF 4 GALLONS OF ANY C0L0R.fi#/m LIMITED TIME ONLY! Chinook 4 Caveman Pick-Up Welding Supplies Open T Days A Week Campers Valley Welding Supply Co. 3583 Commercial SE 362-2117 8-9-10 Ft. also Chassis Mounts Authorized Airco Dealers Aladdin Travel Trailers Sales - Rentals - Service Accessories - Repairing - Rental Portable Gas & Electric Parts Draperies Welding Equipment Pickup Canopies and Sleepers Medical Oxygen 4 Mixed Gases 3707 State (4 Corners Area) For Home and Hospital Service Phone 364-1519 Ida Weston Draperies Phone 364-1446. In Emergencies Qistom Made Draperies To soften brown sugar which 363-6970, 364-3144 or 363-6557 has hardened, dampen slightly Complete Selection of Fabrics Restaurants 323 High S. E. Salem a small piece of paper towel Exclusive Prints - All Price In Mill City Contact Minute Cafe and put into sugar container. Ranges - Free Estimates Hoover’s Repair. "In Hollywood” 4193 Cherry St. NE 364-3650 Family Restaurant Ask for Jim or Veryl Breakfast - Lunches - Dinners 897-2911 MiU City Banquet Rooms - Catering In Lyons Contact Drugs Service Bassett Welding 2045 Fairground Rd NE 362-9373 Ask for Floyd Bassett Ph. 859-2221 Lyons Four Corners Pharmacy Andy Johnson, Owner Drugs - Toiletries Sundries • Veterinary Supplies Prescriptions Carefully and Accurately Compounded 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily — 10 A. M. To 6 P. M Sunday and Holidays S 4 H Green Stamps 135 Lancaster Dr. NE 864-7727 Emergencies Call 363-3093 Automotive A Induatrlal Maintenance Work Clothing Les Newman’s The Friendly Store We Buy, SeU 4 Trade Men's Wear - Work Clothing - Rainwear - Boots 4 Shoes Appliances - Furniture - Radios Ball Band Boots - Justin Boots- Endicott Johnson & Redwing Tv's - Dishes - Guns Shoes - U. S. Rubber Foot Wear Hand and Power Tools 179 Commercial St. NE 2170 Lancaster Dr. NE 363-6112 Phone 363-5508 Why Suffer Longer? When others fail, use our Chin ese herb remedies for all ail ments. Amazing success for 6,000 years in China. Victor Luey Charlie Chan Chinese Herb Co. 1191 3rd St. West Salem Ph. 362-1830 Tues 4 Sat Only 9:00 A. M. to 3 :00 P. M. Frank Lumber Co. Inc. Simpson Timber Co. Mill City, Oregon Lyons, Oregon Young & Morgan Logging Co. Freres Veneer Idanha, Oregon Lyons, Oregon Stout Creek Lumber Co. Parkett Logging Company Lyons, Oregon Mehama, Oregon Columbia River Paper Co. 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