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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1965)
Friday Was Picture Day At Mari-Linn in Lyons LYONS Hy Eva lireaele» 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 21, 1965 Student Council Officers at Marl-Linn Mrs. Ethel Huffman returned tiomo the first <4 the week after ; spending three weeks in Wash- [ i ng ton at the homes of her I i daughters and families, Mr. and i Mrs Shi lton Titus ami son n Visiting a m -I i < i <>I nuil gering I Kenton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ver- <xir young |*M>le 1,1 work ami George I’avliah, principal, ami school has an adequate plant 1»lnv Is nlwuyx h plraxurr. The Ills stuff of teachers arc appar for carrying out a full course ¡non ihggemess and children at plcltirri <>n this (xige were ink- ently doing it good j«b of of study, and the school Is much I Seihicurn Island near Tacoma. on Friday when 'Ihr Enti'i-prixe ••< li i<-ti 11 ng llx- young folk of tin* uscii us a central gathering | The Mari-Linn basketball tennis were winners in both ' |4mti*grn|4ii*r visited the m -b.nl l.yons-M<‘liiiinii aren Mnrl-Linn place. of their games with Mill City Thursduy alterrrxm played at the Mill City gym. Jayvee Basketball Team at Marl-Linn The Lyons Extension Unit held their meeting Thursday at t.ie Lyons Mettiodist Church at 10 ix> u. in. The regular bus iness meeting wax carried out followed by the lesson <4 the day “Study <4 Ireland" with Alice Isxigal und Carol Arndt the leaders. Attending were Eleanor LaMunyon, Ijjgenia I | Fowler. l-ucillc Hulx-r, Alma Olmstead. Alice Doug al and Carol Arndt. Mr and Mm George Nycfc-g- ger are enjoying a vacation tn i tin- Hawaiian Island. Following are th»* officers of the ond vice president; Maureen James, sec I A recent guest at the home Mari-Linn Student Council. They are retary and Robyn Meyers, treasurer.— <4 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Riggs Vincent Powers, president; Brenda John The Mill City Enterprise Photo. I was her brother Ralph Hend son, vice president; Keith Anderson, sec- ricks from Dalles, Texas. Weekend guots at the h«ne Mari-Linn Student Council I of Mr and Mrs Robert Wal- | ton and daughters, Wendec and I Salley was their parents, Mr. und Mrs. Russell Thiel ami | Mr. and Mrs. Hen Walton from North Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt ' were Wednesday visitors i n I Albany. They were guests at the home <4 their daughter an I hixtisaod. Mr and Mrs. Harry Elmer. Congratulations are going to I'oalng for their picture during prac Rockwell and Dehner Culwell. Krönt tice at Mari-Linn « the Jayvee aquad. row Philip Meyer», Denni» Lawrence. [ Mr«. Ruth Lyons upon the birth of another great grarxl- In the back row are Vance Tinney, Keith Anderaon and Dm McDougal. I daughter, a daughter, Stacey David Miley, Bobby Johnston, Randy The Mill City Enterprise Photo. ! Anette, bom to her grandson and wife. Mr. and Mrs Joe Mari-Linn Varsity Basketball Team Gixler at Waco, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hiatt <4 Roseburg were Sunday forenoon visitors with relatives m Lyons. Mr. Hiatt is a brother of Mrs Alex Bodeker and Mrs. Clyde Bressler. They spent the week- end in Stayton with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Weddle. who has [been quite ill Rev. and Mrs. Norman Wil- • hams and daughter- were in The following students make up the Gary Kokstis. Front row: Greg Slay I Salem Sunday aftertax»!» at the Student Council at Mari-Linn school at den, Juhl Meyers, Tommy Palmer and | home <4 h«*r parents, Mr. and Lyons Back row left to right are: Chris Philip Meyers.—The Mill City Enterprise Mrs Paul West They went to ty Lewis, Susan Fowler, Mike Cole, and Photo. sec her father, who is quite ill. Congratulations are going to fTEf/r />*\ Mr. and Mrs Mervin Knox Mehama Church upon the birth <4 another Group Re-Elects All granddaughter, a daughter One Week Delivery ! hum to their son and wife. ^resent Officers Mr. and Mrs. Mike Knox of Me MEHAMA The Women s So hama Saturday, January 16. •iety of the Mehama church j Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens, held a short business meeting in with their son-in-law and daugh the Fellowship room Thursday I ter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott iftemoon January 14. Election ' of Mill City spent the weekend 4 officers was the chief busi- at Seaside. They enjoyed some less and all present officers II clam digging and reported love- vere re-elected for another I )y weather while there. ■ear. A report was given by Saturday evening dinner he Mission Sewing committee I guests at the home <4 Mr. and ind the new assignment was t/n Mrs. Arthur Olmstead was his ’¡ven for 1965. Some discussion Mari-Linn Varsity took a short time In the front row are Vincent Power, Tom brother. Ed Olmstead (4 Coburg. vas held on a dinner to be out this week to pose for The Mill City Johnston, Darn-11 Huber, Ricky Man | Mr. and Mrs. Byron Edmund- riven the last of March or HELIOGRAVED» Enterprise Photographer. From left to ning and Jim Olmstead. The Mill City I son »4 Eugene, and his mother, 'irst of April. Final arrange by the creators of The Flower Wedding Line Mrs. Edna Edmundson <4 Ok ments will be left to the com right, back row are Bill Bostic, I bin Mil Enterpries Photo. lahoma. They were enroute mittee <4 the younger women. (* Heliograting—not to be confused with engraving) ey. Gary Kokstis and Larry Prichard. home from Mill City where Present for the afternoon HELIOGRAVING is rich, raised lettering...with the they had been to see Walter meeting were Mmes. John Olmstead, who is ill. luxurious distinction of fine craftsmanship Mari-Linn Cheerleaders vtroschine, B. L. Kirsch. Keith ■ Arthur Vaughn of Portland °hillips. J. M. Teeters and ; -but costs about half as much as you'd expect spent the weekend at the home Mrs. Jennie Moe. The next ' and is ready within a week. <4 his son-in-law and daughter. meeting will be on Thursday ( Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mormon evening, February 11. Many other styles from which to choose. and attended the wedding »4 his granddaughter, Susie Mor THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE mon and Richard Lindemann Phone 897-2772 117 N. W. Wall St. held Saturday afternoon at the i Catholic church. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strom of . Eugene were weekend guests I at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ethel Huffman. Saturday they, with Mrs. Huffman, were guests in Newport at the home <4 Mr. and Mrs. Buddie Iatver- ty. son and daughter-in-law of Mrs. Strom. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lyons of Korbel, Calif., spent several days over the weekend at the home «4 his mother, Mrs. Ruth | Lyons. The Lyons WSCS organization ' will hold a dinner at 5:30 p. m. Thursday, January 28. Tamales 1. Keep your oil burner clean and 3. Be sure your burner has sufficient also be available to take properly adjusted. And use today’s air. Oil needs lots of air to burn prop The following girls have been select- Sieg, Maureen James and Gwen Eowler. will home or eaten there. The din Shell Heating Oil. It contains a spe erly. Don’t block off air supply to ed at Mari-Linn as cheerleaders this The Mill City Enterprise Photo, ner will be held in the church cial additive called F0A-5X.* This burner. Don't allow dust and lint to year. 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