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3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 14, 1967 ing almost three weeks there. While he was there he un home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. derwent surgery twice but is Roye and attended church convalescing satisfactorily. services at the Lyons Meth Guests at the home of Mr. By Eva Bressler Mr and Mrs. Vaughn Hast odist church, where he was and Mrs. Art Andersen dur ing the Labor Day weekend ings formerly from Lebanon a former pastor. were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Friends in Lyons were have reopened and now are Graham, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. operating the Question Mark shocked to hear of the death Donald Graham, Jr., and of Mrs. Robert (Wilma) Free Cafe. daughter and Mrs. Deanna Mari Linn school opened of Portland, a former Lyons Wright and two children all resident. Tuesday September 5th with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spell- of Klamath Falls and Mr. and an enrollment of 177 with a Mrs. Charles Anderson and drop from 212 last year. High meyer spent several days sons of Brookings. Mr. and last week at the home of est attendance is the 2nd Mrs. Jack Spoelstra and grade with 30 and 8th with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ron daughter, Mrs. Benny Hile ald Spellmeyer and children 26. Others are first 23, third man and daughter, Mischelle 24, fourth 18, fifth 15, sixth at Albion, Wn. They went to of Salem visited September see their new grandson, 17 and seventh 24. 10 at the Anderson home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Low Frank Curtis, who will be Mr. and Mrs. Raymond are announcing the birth of called Curt. Branch, Mr. and Mrs. Ger Mrs. Ernest Schiewek was a son born August 23 a t the ald Branch and Mr. and Mrs. Santiam Memorial hospital in called to Minot, N. D. by the Richard Stuart were in Port Stayton. Mrs. Low is the death of her father Peter land Sunday, September 10, former Linda Schiewek Mock. Guests at the Hobson Gunn where they attended a con- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schiewek of Lyons. home for the past week were Other grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shaw and Mrs. Milton Low of and son, Graham, from Mis- ' sion, San Jose, Calif. The trip Spokane, Wash. ■ Robert Jobe was taken by was made in honor of their son, Maurice, who will be en Memorial hospital Wednes day afternoon where he will tering the Air Force soon. receive medical treatment Surprise guests at the Gunn home Sunday were Mr. and for pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wil Mrs. Guy Edwards, formerly son are receiving congratu of Oakland, Calif. The Ed lations upon the birth of a wards have just purchased a new grandchild, a son born to home at Independence. Mr. their son and wife, Mr. and Edward’s sister, Mrs. Jewel Mrs. Gary Wilson of Turner Bally of Salem, accompanied on August 29 at the Santiam them. Memorial hospital in Stay Gary Palmer is spending several days at the home of ton. Mrs. Effie Anderson is an his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al nouncing the marriage of her vin Palmer. He recently re daughter Miss Luella Ander turned from Iowa and is be son of Roseburg to J. W. ing transferred to Everett, Pete Butts also of Roseburg. Wn. The couple was married Sat Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tunnell urday, Sept. 2 at Reno Nev., were weekend guests with re and will make their home at latives in Lyons at the home 1683 N. E. Vine in Roseburg. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday evening dinner Fred Lindemann and his par guests at the home of Mr. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Mrs. Percy Hiatt were Tunnell. Dave has been trans their daughter and husband, ferred from Estacada to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer, North Bend. their grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Elmer and daughters Tammie and Tris Mrs. John Teeters ha from Albany, Mrs. Gladys Nygaard of Lyons and her Mr. and Mrs. Rex Longfel granddaughter Andrea Ny low of Reedsport visited with gaard relatives here during the La Miss Andrea Nygaard from bor Day weekend. Palo Alto, Calif., is spending Mrs. Grant Smith and Mrs. this week at the home of her Betty Wagner returned home grandmother, Mrs. Gladys September 7 from a short Nygaard. trip when they visited in A report from the Lyons- Happy Camp, Calif, and re Mehama water board states turned by way of North Bend that Vaughn Hastings will where they spent the night take over the job of superin at the Lester Easom home. tendent of the water district, Guests at the home of Mr. replacing Charlie Crook who and Mrs. Julius Titze Septem passed away last month. ber 9 and 10 were her son-in- Mr. and Mrs. Landis law and daughter, Mr. and Thompson from St. Paul, Mrs. Harvey Buxton of Coos Minn., were recent visitors at Bay. the home of his brother-in- Mr. and Mrs. David Blum law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. and Jimmy were dinner H. D. Jerald. guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian her uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Nor were Sunday visitors at the man Smith in Salem. Mrs. Edward Titze entered coast. They met Mr. and Mrs. James Wright from Tigard Santiam Memorial hospital and were dinner guests at September 6 for a series of Lincoin City, the occasion tests and treatment. She ex honored Mrs. Julian on her pected to spend about a week in the hospital. birthday anniversary. James Blum returned home Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Feen- stra from Falls City were from Santiam Memorial hos Sunday dinner guests at the pital September 9 after spend- LYONS MEHAMA vention of McCulloch Chain Saw dealers. The group from here won a number of prizes including a color TV set which was won by the Ray mond Branchs. Mrs. Wayne Davison was hostess at her home for an afternoon party August 30, honoring her daughter, Ron da on her 6th birthday. The afternoon was spent in games and visiting after which Mrs. Davison served refreshments to the children and mothers. Present were Mrs. Philip Mitchell and children, Pam, Philip, Bret, Lenny and Ro bert, Mrs. Ted Nandell, Ka thy, Ricky, Teresa, Donny and Gwyneth, Mrs. Jesse Orr, Mark, Johnny and Steven all of Stayton; Mrs. David Blum, Judy and Jimmy, the honor guest, Ronda and her small sisters, Denise and Sheila. Lyons City Council To Expand City Limits Shortly LYONS»—The regular meet ing of the City Council was held Wednesday night at the Union Hall. Plans are under way for the enlargement of the city limits and they ex pect the parking problems at the Post Office to be ironed out in a short while. They also have a police car for sale. Anyone interested may see the car at Cec’s garage Clarence Parker from the Linn County Extension was present to offer his as sistance to general problems pertaining to city operation. « My dad gets mad 7 sometimes. UK© v^hen my bike is in the driveway when he 9ets homefrom vjork,. tte usedtsgetnjadalctwiieft the shower wouid gel"cold ¡ntte. morning- -gut ¡t pa/eh gel's cold dnymore. I tbmK Äar. rt W+ electric m 4<ST® t neui s has 2 W W?TA u 1 KM* u vie O remem'oe.'c tö . 'X T can driveway \So\w\N America the Beautiful... Is Everybody’s Job It’s the job of every family that spreads a picnic on a roadside table. It’s the job of every boatman who cruises the Jakes and waterways. Every driver, every walker, every flier. That’s why our Association throws its whole hearted support each year into the Keep America Beautiful campaign. 3rd. Grade Love/y country we have here. Let’s keep it that wfy. UNITED STAGES BREWERS ASSOCIATION. J^C. • I PACIFIC POWER
