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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1967)
3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 11, 1967 Olmstead. Others attending were Mmes. Floyd Bassett, Andrew Sieg, Oscar Naue, Or ville Downing, Percy Hiatt, Earl Allen, Earl Hellemn, John Kunkle, Ralph Davis, By Eva Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Mrs. Mabel King and Miss and son Walter Leroy from Zetci Prichard. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown, Reedsport, were Sunday guests at the home of her Jr. and daughter left Thurs grandparents Mr. and Mrs. day morning for Giggs Har Joe Kinzer. Walter Leroy is bor, Washington where he the first great grandchild for will be employed. Mr. Brown the Kinzers. Sunday after who is with Stromberg-Carl noon visitors at the Kinzers son Telephone company, has home were her neices, Mrs. been assisting with the install Alex Young and baby and ing of new equipment at the , Mrs. Alice Ray of Crabtree. Lyons Telephone plant. Splits Picked “Sewing With Knits” was Week-end guests at the 4-7-10 Jessie Juel. home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy the lesson for the Special OTHER HARD SPLITS Hiatt was their grandson and Interest meeting held at the 3- 6-7-8-10 Rose Peters; 3-4-6-7 family Mr. and Mrs. Gale Mari-Linn school Thursday R. Ray; 5-7-9 I. Crook; 3-6-7-10 Elmer and two daughters, evening May 4, with Thelma H. Fery; 6-7 K. Boyle; 5-7-9 F. Tammie and Trisha from Hawthorne giving the demon Johnson; 4-7-9 A. Harrison; Beaverton. Additional Sunday stration. Attending were Alma 4- 5 J. Kokstis; 5-6 M. Freeland; dinner guests was their Olmstead, Floreen Roten, 5- 7 J. Guest, J. Kokstis, F. daughter and husband, Mr. Mary Lu Henning, Thelma Johnson, 5-10 G. Pendleton, and Mrs. Harry Elmer of Brunius, Virgene Scott, Doro L. Peters, D. Music. Albany, and Mrs. Gladys Ny thy Downer, Josephine Thom Men—Over 210— gaard of Lyons. The occas- as, Ann Fritchi, Marian Fri- 227 W. Stoll; 226 J. Kokstis; sion honored the birthday an chl, June Kokstis, Lu Brown, 225 D. Peters; 218 K. Boyle; niversary of Mrs. Elmer Sr. Irene Roy, Florence Naue, 212 A. Underwood; 211 B. Sunday dinner guests at Helen Pemberton. Marie Dull, McDonald, G. Harteloo; 210 the home of Mrs. Charlotte Eleanor LaMunyan, Helen H. Holm. Imus and her brother Mr. Johnston, Kathryn Souther Women—Over 190— Lester Gibon were Mr. and. land, Joyce Lambert, Lucille 233 V. Valencourt; 223 E. Mrs. Ed Gibon from New Girod; 221 Blanch Wallace; 220 berg. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thiel [ D. Schwindt; 197 R. Peters; from Tigard and Mrs. Dorothy 196 M. Freeland; 194 R. Wal Ames and son Ron from Ore lace; 193 K. Manning; 192 L. gon City. Jacoby; 191 K. Manning, F. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Good Garsjo, Jean Fery. ell and family and Mr. and Men—«00 Series— Mrs. Jack Goodell Jr. and fam 636 W. Stoll; 619 D. Peters; ily who have been living at 600 H. Holm. Bend have returned to Lyons. ' Women—First 500 & Bigger The Richard Goodell’s have 563 Blanch Wallace; 542 K. moved into the Olin Spiva Manning; 535 E. Miotke; 534 house on 5th Street and the M. Yankus; 533 Betty Wallace; Jack Goodell’s are living in 532 Jeanette Fery; 523 Blanch one of the Thiel’s apart-■ Wallace; 522 D. Schwindt; 518 ments. J. Guest; 517 V. Valencourt; Mr. and Mrs. Chet Grimes ’ 514 M. Freeland: 511 L. Jac took his parents Mr. and Mrs. oby; 509 V. Chamberlin; 503 Clarence Barnett of Scio to D. Schwindt. Eugene Sunday where they were guests at the home of North Santiam Merchants their son Harvey Grimes and FINAL family. Harvey, who recently First Place— returned from Florida, will GIROD’S—L. Atkinson, R. leave Friday May 5, from Hendrick, V. Trout, L. Girod, New York for Amsterdam, N. Stoll. J. Myers. Holland to spend a month for Second Place— a business machine company. REX LUCAS BLDRS.— B. Enroute from Florida he vis Nuxoll, C. Gentrv, N. Bettner, ited in San Francisco at the M. Helvev, H. Holm. home of his sister and family HTG 254, W. McClain. HIS Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Sarver 636 W. Stoll. HTG 1040 Levers and children, also his sister- and Holm. HTS 2956 Rex in-law, Mrs. William Grimes Lucas Bldrs. of Oakland. Season Highs— Mrs. Gladys Nvgaard and HIG—258—M. Helvey. Mrs. Oral Williams were HTS—676—B. Owen hostesses for the Wednesday High Average—190—E. Wulf afternoon card club held at Twilighters the Nygaard home. Plaving Name of Team Won Lost of 500 followed a one-thirty Dollies ........... .... 48’4 19’4 dessert luncheon. Hi"h score Lairds ..................... 48 20 was held bv Mrs Ruth Lyons Adams ........... ........ 43 25 and second high by Mrs. Sam Simrson .......... ........ 39 29 Bridges, the low by Mrs. Tincknell ............. 36’4 31’4 Hazel Lewis and the traveling LaFemme ............... 36 32 prize went to Mrs. Arthur 1st Federal ..... ........ 32 36 Turner Bldg. ........... 31 37 Koffee Klatchers P P & I........... ........ 29 39 Tea sue ............ ........ 26 42 Name of Team Won Lost Last Team Standings Ferv Const....... ........ 2? 46 54 Tress Chic .... ...... 17 51 Thiel’s (1st place) .. 82 HTG Blanch Wallace pop Lon’s Barber Shop 7844 5744 61 HIS Blanch Wallace 563; HTG Garton Builders ... 75 Adams 1026: HTS Adams 2817. Clavton’s .............. 7444 6144 65 Lowers and Holm . ... 71 Fight Ball 67 Name of Team Won Lost Ray’s Drug ........... ... 69 Stavton Canning 4 44 24 Girod’s ................... 67’4 68’4 69 Garton Builders .... 43 25 Bob and Bill’s .... ... 67 72 Sublimity Fire Ins. 39 29 Davis - Bell Ins. ... 64 77 Webb’s Texaco .... 38’4 29*4 Western Auto ..... ... 59 Sportsmen Center .... 36 32 N. Santiam Lanes 5614 7944 84 Girod’s Hillton ...... 34 34 Gene’s Meat Mkt. ... 52 HIG Vi Valencourt 233: HIS Stavton Canning 2 31 37 KC No. 2 ................. 30 38 Ev Johnson 573: HTG West Santiam Framers 2344 44’4 ern Auto 1111; HTS Western Germans ................. 20 48 Auto 2917. Unusual Plavs—High Game HTG 226 John Kokstis; HIS 593 John Kokstis; HTG 781 Handicap Joanne Myers 267; Sportsmen Center: HTS 2256 High Series Handicap Joanne Guest 693. Sportsmen Center. BOWLING LYONS Huber, Donna Huber, JoAnne Cruson, Alla Mae Bethel, Eula Monroe, Donna Elmore, Judy Brown, Lois Apple, Ma bel Downing, Ethel Wyman, Bertha Allen, Lola Hince, Lois Morgan and Thelma Hawthorne. Miss Merry Mitchell, the daughter of Major and Mrs. Homer O. Mitchell of Lyons, has been accepted for admis sion to Willamette University in Salem, a liberal arts college of about 1500. Miss Mitchell attends Stayton Union High school and won a honor schol arship. Willamette Is the old est University In the West and is presently celebrating its 125 anniversary. Installation of the Womens Society of Christian Service officers will be held on Sun day morning May 21 by Rev. John Elmore during the reg ular morning worship serv ice. Officers to be installed are Mrs. Ethel Huffman, pres ident; Mrs. Lenard Cruson, Vice President; Mrs. Glenn Julian, Secretary; Mrs. Clyde Bressler, Treasurer, and Mrs. E. L. Roye, Secretary of Pro motion. The regular meeting of the Santlam Valley Grange was held Friday night on May 5, with Sam Wizer, master, pre siding. The usual business was carried out and reports heard. A memorial service was held with Mrs. Lee Pinkston, Mrs. Georgia Hays, and Master Sam Wizer taking part. Flowers were placed and 18 candles lighted for depart ed members. Mrs. Hays, lec turer, was in charge of the program and stressed “Go To Church On Sunday” during May. Mrs. Estelle Spiva read a piece from State Master Allen Wheeler regarding church going and its connec tion with the grange. Guests were present from North Howell. Committee for their social meeting Friday night, May 19, will be Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor. John Swinkle, music instructor at the Mari-Linn School took his band students to Eugene Saturday, May 6, where they took part in a mu sic Festival held at the Churchill High School. The Mari-Linn School will have their Lyons Day Parade on Saturday, May 13, to start at 11:00 a.m. Anyone in the and Mr. Bassett. Mr. and Mrs. David Dowty surrounding communities are welcome to enter and take and son, Brent and Norman part, but prizes will be limited of Portland were Sunday to those in the Mari-Linn guests at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Gladys Nygaard. school district. The Women’s Society of ■ They also visited at the Percy Christian Service will hold Hiatt home. Miss Ellen Dougherty of their annual picnic Tuesday, May 16 at 1 p. m. at the John Portland was a weekend guest Neal Memorial park if weath at the home of her brother-in- er permits, otherwise it will law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. be held in the church base Mike Fink. Intern Minister at Trinity ment. Walter Olmstead left Sun Methodist church In Salem, day morning for St. Helens Jerry Greenfield, will be the where he will be employed by guest speaker at Lyons Me Stromberg-Carlson Telephone thodist church Sunday, May Co. He has spent some time at 14. the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead after returning from Auburn, Wn., where he was employed by Boeing. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor and children from Eugene were weekend guests at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and Brenda. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bas sett were Sunday visitors at Bend. They were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Freeman. Mrs. Free man is a cousin of Mrs. Allen Mill City Enterprise When people really study costs... It’s electric heat 2 out of 3 times! nice day to call home In fact any Sunday is! Go ahead! Splurge. 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