3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nev. 2, 1967
Lower & Holm 1 .... 14
18
I Team 12 ................... 11
21
Jerrys Tavern ..... 10»4 21*4
short time Sunday.
By Janet Lewis
Blaylock Roofing .... 6
26
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith
Gary Miller was injured on
HIG D. Holm 256; HIS D.
the job last Monday. A fing­ were surprised Wednesday,
Sharp 586; HTG Pored &
er was cut on a saw and sev­ October 25, by a small gather­
by Everett E. Cutter
Lau 1ÜS7; HTS Porer & Lau
eral stitches were needed. He ing in honor of their 37th
3016.
planned to return to work wedding anniversary. Mr. and
Special Session Likely
Eight Ball League
Mrs. John Roten and Judy,
count tor prompt payment to this week.
Name of Team
W
L To Refer Sales Tax Bill
Mrs. Ellen Rust, and Mr. and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
J.
Geston
Girods Hilltop ........ 22
6 As the Oregon State Legis­ the state and as a partial re­ spent Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Ernest Schroeder joined
imbursement
for
their
collec
­
Sportsman Center .. 18
10 lature convenes this week in
at the home of Mrs. Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis,
Frank Lumber Co. 17
11 special session, the biggest tion costs. The committee Geston in Wilwaukie.
Suzie and Paul, their daugh­
Garton Builders ...... 17
11 question seems to be just how also voted to provide that a
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hen- ter and family, in celebrating
sales
tax,
if
approved,
would
Webbs Texaco ........ 17
11 long it will last.
be locked into the Constitu­ ness spent some time in the with cake and ice cream. Mr.
Sublimity Fire Ins. 15
13
Other issues appear some­ tion and could be changed Madras area over the week­ and Mrs. Smith stayed over
Stayton Can. 2 ..... 14
14 what more well-defined. A only by popular vote.
end in connection with their night and returned to Salem
No. Santiam Ply....... 13
15 sales tax program essentially
Thursday evening.
rock hobby.
With
so
much
spadework
Wilco ..........
10
18 the same as proposed two
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henness
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hen­
Ice Cream Splits
done,
it
would
appear
that
Team 11 .............
18 weeks ago by Gov. Tom Mc­ this session could be short. and family of Beaverton vis­ ness visited with Mrs. Edna
4- 7-10 E. Garsjo; 6-7-10 L. Stay. Can. 1 ............. 10 9
19 Call, for example, is consid­ But that is still the big ques­ ited Saturday while Mr. and Ratzeberg and Mrs. Lily Lake
Grady.
Gormans Real Est. . 8
20 ered well on the road to re­ tion,
Other Hard Splits
and nobody can be cer­ Mrs. Keith Henness and fam­ on Sunday afternoon. A13O
HIG Louie Henning
6-7-8-10 E. Boedigheimer; HIS Louie Henning 557; 245; ferral to Oregon voters at tain that all legislative fac­ ily of Albany visited for a visiting was Major and Mrs.
Robert Ratzeberg now sta­
5-8-10 F. Garsjo, L. Pietrok, Sportsman Center 837- HTG next May’s primary election. tions w ill get together and
HTS
All last week, committees refer the much-examined pro­
tioned in California.
D. Schuetz, J. Trout, E. John­ Girods Hilltop 2167.
met in preparation for the posal. Oddsmakers are bett­ Friday night and Saturday
son, D. Lubel.
Joe Bowes and Virgil Lewis
Twilighters
special session. Joint Waj's ing they will, and then the guests at the home of ids spent Sunday near Redmond
5- 7-9 I. Brice; 2-7-8 I. Brice; Name of Team
W
L and Means approved various
4-5-6 C. Threlkel, 5-6-10 C.
question will concern it­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn hunting pheasants.
House 23% 4% budget cuts to get the bien­ big
Phillips, 6-7 F. Eastwood, A. Gingerbread
self
with whether the voters Julian, Sr. They were Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schroe Time to lay in your Winter
No. Sant. Lanes . 19
9 nium’s appropriations in line of Oregon will buy a sales tax day night and Sunday guests der are parents of a baby girl,
Carlson; 5-6 B. Kalina; 4-5 M. Tinknell
............
11 with revenue projections, lag­ ofr property tax relief.
in Stayton at the home of her Terina Sue, born Monday, Oc­ Supply of Apples and
Michaelson, B. McDonald, I. Sant. Lounge ........ 17
17
11
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Omey tober 30 in Newport. Mrs. Er­ Squash.
ging
by
some
$31.5
million.
Roy; 3-7-10 B. Owens; 5-7 B. Teagues .................
16
12 House Taxation Committee,
Lovell.
nest Schroeder had left Fri­
Stigelman, H. Blaylock, L. Dollies Hair Fash. 15%
12% where revenue measures tra­
Mrs. Leland Manning and day to help out in the home
Sanders, B. Boedigheimer. G.
12 ditionally originate, adjusted
children were weekend and wii; stay for a short
Spaniol. M. Schrock, G. Beitel1 SprouseReitz .......... 12
By Bva Bressler
17 the governor’s recommenda­
guests in Stayton at the home while after mother and baby
D. Bilvue, E. Boedigheimer, LaFemme Beu. Salon 11
Lairds
...................
10
18 tions as. senators of the coun­ Services were held the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. come home.
W. Cox EA. Carlson ; 5-10 G. Pae. P. & L
Large Display
10
18 terpart committee observed. first of the week at Sheridan, Sim Etzel, while Mr. Manning
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brisbin
Gleason, L. Holm, P. Koppe, Team 11 ........
8
On
the
“
save
”
side
of
the
20
Wyoming for Mrs. Bertie Lou was elk hunting.
Golden Delicious
of San Rafael, Calif., visited
L. Wallace, R. Peters, G.
Sant. Child Care Ser 7
21 ledger, many appropriations Steven who passed away
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Teague, L. Huber.
Members
of
the
Lyons
Gar
­
Red Delicious
HIG E v Johnson 208 & 201; okayed at the regular session Thursday, October 26 at the den club have received an in­ Brisbin from Tuesday to Fri­
Men — Over 210
HIS
Ev
Johnson
573;
HTG
are
expected
to
suffer.
Joint
St. Be-nard Nursing Home vitation from the Mill City day of last week. The Ralph
Winter Banane
256 D. Holm; 244 G. Glea­
son, 238 L. Wallace, P. Jor­ Tinknell 917; HTS Ginger Ways and Means approved in Salem at the age of 93 Garden club to attend their Brisbins had visited other re­
Ortley
cutbacks where suggested by years. Mrs. Stevens was a meeting Thursday, November latives on the way up and
dan, 235 B. McDonald, 233 L. bread House 2667.
Monday
Night
Majors
Gov.
McCall
in
many
in
­
resident
of
Lyons
with
the
Jonatnon
Glidewell, 230 B. Owens (2),
at the Gates clubhouse at planned to go to Reno to be
W
L stances, curtailing funds for exception of several years at 2 1 p.
225 A. Dozier, O. West, 223 B. Name of Team
m. There will be a dem­ with Mrs. Brisbins’ mother
Rome Beauty
Girods
Produce
....
58%
43%
higher
education,
model the Home, coming here in onstration on holiday ar­ over Hallowe’en.
McDonald, W. Morrison, J.
Girod
’
s
Market
.......
57
45
schools,
vocational
education,
1955
from
Sheridan.
Schieman, C. Threlkel; 224 J.
SQUASH: Green Hubbard,
46 agriculture, forest and miner­ She was born in Macon, Mo. rangements and decorating.
Myers, L. Holm; 222 S. Als- Turner Bldg. Sup..... 56
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian
Golden Hubbard, Sweet
N.
S
.Cham
Com.
55%
46%
al
research,
capital
construc
­
man, 221 J. Hancock, L. Holm;
September 10, 1874. She is
Meat, Banana, Pink Ban­
48 tion, welfare, port authorities, survived by two sons, Wilson were Sunday dinner guests in
218 W. McClain, 217 S. Als- Gerath’s ................. 54
Portland at the home of her
ana,
Table Queen and
N.
S.
l^nes
1
......
49%
52%
sewer
development
and
oth
­
man, 216 L. Howard, 215 B.
and Albert of Lyons, one
56 ers which involve not only daughter, Mrs. Hazel Bum­ cousins, Dr. and Mrs. George
Butternut.
Barnhardt, 214 O. West, L. Scio ...................... 46
Jesscott. Enroute home they
56 programs but actual jobs.
Myers, J. Schiman; 213 T. Sant. Hdwe .......... 46
sides of Otter, Mont., two
In addition, the budget granddaughters and three visited at the James Wright
56
Heim, D. Sharp, B. Stigel­ West Scio Groc. ..... 46
home at Tigard.
man, 212 L. Atkinson, R. N. S. L\nes 2 ...... 40% 61% committee recommended cut- great grandchildren.
Saturday night and Sunday
tin
inventory
tax
relief
by
,
HIG
Gary
Gleason
244;
HIS
Scott, 211 G, Harteloo, E.
5 miles South of Harris­
Under the supervision of
Slim Alsman 797; HTG Girods approximately $3.1 million. { Bruce Bolden, superintendent guests at the home of Mrs.
Garsjo, B. Falkstad.
burg on Coburg road.
Ethel
Huffman
were
her
Mkt. 661; HTS Girods Mkt. Gov. McCall’s proposal would and Rev. Basil Wiggins of
Women — Over 190
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
have
continued
to
reduce
the
2457.
245 P. Lierman, 210 S. Beth­
the Lyons Methodist Sunday
business personal property school, a discussion class has and Mrs Vernon Digerness
Monday Night Mixers
ell, 208 E. Johnson, 206 B.
W
L tax by eliminating appropria­ been started for high school and children from Tacoma.
Wallace, 203 B. Wallace, 201 Name of Team
Mrs. Leonard Cruson left
Shot
Pots
............
16
4 tions and using the money to students and young adults. Tuesday
E. Johnson, 195 M. Yankus,
for LaGrande where
offset
other
general
fund
de
­
Bethells
..................
13
3
192 F. Garsjo, J. Maser.
They will study the bible
is spending the remaind­
Back Acres ............. 11
9 ficits, while the committee’s with a discussion pertaining she
Men — 600 Series
of the week visiting rela­
4 Balls ..............
11
5 decision would cut this year’s to our daily living today, All er
669 B. McDonald.
tives
and friends.
inventory
tax
reduction
of
Never
Wases
.......
. 9
Women — First 500 & Bigger
7
interested are welcome. Sun­ Miss Ellen Dougherty of
20
pier
cent
to
about
12
pier
573 P. Lierman, E. Johnson, Savage & Lierman . 6
14
day school begins at 9:30 and Portland was a weekend
554 Blanche Wallace, 525 S. Ally-Oops ............... 3
17 cent in 1968.
closes at 10:30.
guest at the home of her
The same committee also
Bethell, 519 E. Johnson, 513 Bassett Hounds ..... . 3
12
Mrs. E. A. Ronsin from brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
voted
to
transfer
$12
million
HIG Lloyd Wallace 238;
J. Fery, 514 E. Boedigheimer,
Portland was a Thursday vis­
Mrs. Mike Fink. Addi­
513 J. Fery, 509 Jean Fery, HIS Lloyd Wallace 585; HTG in veterans fund surplus to itor at the home of her par­ and
Sunday
afternoon
507 N. Lefler, 502 V. Cribbs. Shot Pots 841; HTS Never the general fund. This would ents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron tional
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
be
expiected
to
help
solve
de
­
Wases 2342.
Shuck.
Jake Silbernagle of Stayton,
ficit problems by providing
No. Santiam Merchants
Koffee Klatch er s
Relatives
in
Lyons
have
re
­
who also visited at the John
Name of Team
W
W
L Name of Team
L funds for higher education ceived word that Mrs. Zella Jungwirth
home.
and
community
colleges
con
­
Western
Auto
.....
1st Nat. Bank ...... .... 25
...
25
7
7
Siegmound who recently
Mr.
and
Mrs. Vernon Ny-
struction
without
floating
Porter & Lau ...... .... 20
12 Lower & Holm .... .. 20
12
moved to Sanby to be near degger are announcing the
Philippi Ford ...... .... 20
12 Thiels ................... ... 20
12 new bonds.
her daughter is in a serious birth of a new grandson, a
Ways and Means members condition
Lower & Holm 2 . 19% 12% Davis-Bell Ins........ .. 18
14
following a stroke son born to their son-in-law
A Safeco family
will
tell
you
they
are
not
Albany Lanes .... .... 18
14 Girods ............. ... 17
15
of a week ago.
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
happy
in
their
work.
Budget
auto policy gives
Valley Tele.......... .... 18
14 N. Sant. Lanes .. .. 17
15
Monday
evening
guests
at
Donald Callahan, Jr., of Me­
you a complete
Sprouse Reitz .... ... 15
17 Rays Drug ......... .. 16
16 cuts in the above areas are the home of Mrs. Donna As­ hama on Friday, October 27
not
likely
to
make
any
Ore
­
profile of protection
Girods ................. ... 15
17 Bobs Richfield ... .. 16
16
mussen
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
at a Salem hospital. He will
—at all times.
1st Federal ........... .. 13
19 gonian happy, but the paring Wenifurtel from Jefferson, be greeted at home by an
Gene’s Meat Mkt. . .. 11
21 process is especially hard on the former Mrs. Opal Laven- older sister.
lawmakers who, only dar of Stayton.
You'll save worry, may save money, too, with a Family Auto Policy
Garton Builders ... .. 10
22 these months
Jim Cox from Hermiston
ago, were study­
Lous Barber Shop .. 9
from Safeco Insurance. We will make sure that both you and your
23 five
Mrs.
Basil
Wiggins
chair
­
will spend the next month at
HIG Blanche Wallace 203; ing state and local needs and man, is announcing their will the home of Mr. and Mrs.
car are protected by a policy with no dangerous gaps, no costly
making
the
appropriations
HIS Blanche Wallace 528;
overlaps. Safeco insures only careful driven—so you save there,
be a Dime a Dip fund rais­ Arthur Olmstead and will at­
HTG Garton Builders 945; they r.ow have to amputate. ing, pot luck supper at the tend Stayton High while his
too. And Safeco pays claims quickly. Call us today.
On
the
"income
”
side,
a
ma-
HTS Western Auto 2732.
Lyons Methodist Church on parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
pority
of
House
members
are
Stayton Classic
behind referral to the Thursday evening November Harris are in the process of
Name of Team
W
L united
SAFICD
people
of a 3 per cent retail 2, at 7 p. m. proceeds will go moving to this area. They are
INSUHANCS
We 3 (Its qt. win.) .. 18
10 sales tax package. They make to purchase Sunday School former residents here while
Roadrunners ........ 17% 10% it clear, however, that the equipment and supplies.
he was employed at the Bon­
Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2764
Mill CMty, Oregon
The Mixers ......... .. 17
11 need is prompted by proper­ Seventh and eighth grade neville substation.
Washouts ............ .. 17
11 ty tax relief demands and not students of the Mari-Linn
The meeting of the WSCS
WHIM YOU ARI TRIAT» UKI A MUM - MT A WMIHI
Slow Starters ....... . 14
14 a state revenue shortage. school enjoyed a field trip will be held November 7 at
Pin Whoppers ..... .. 10
18
see the sales tax as the Friday October 27. They went the home of Mrs. Paul Pen­
What Knots ......... . 9% 18% They
only
realistic
way to shift the to Portland where they visit­ nington in Mehama at 1:30.
Sisters-in-laws .
... 9
19 cost of local government and ed the Zoo and Museum. Ac- Plans will be made for their
HIG Phyllis Lierman 245; schools from the property companing them were sever­ annual bazaar and cooked
HTS Phyllis Lierman 573; taxpayer without
hurting al room mothers and John food sale which will be held
HTG Slow Starters 555; HTS local government and schools. Huffman 8th grade teacher in the dining hall of the
Slow Starters 1480.
As the special session con­ and Jim Tollen 7th grade Lyons Methodist church on
Merchants Wednesday Night venes, House passage of the teacher with Douglas Mentze Thursday, November 30.
Name of Team
W
L plan is almost certain. Al­ driving the bus.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stev­
N. Stant. Real Est. 21
Clarence (Tiny) Goodell is ens ano Mr. and Mrs. Albert
11 though votes are tight in the
Lulay Timber Co. 20% 11% Senate, it would not be en­ confined to the Santiam Mem­ Stevens of Lyons and Mr. and
Turne- Bldg. Sup. . 18
14 tirely unreasonable to expect orial hospital in Stayton with Mrs. Jack Scott of Mill City
H & IV
. 18
14 a sales tax opponent to agree injuries received while work­ left Saturday for Sheridan,
Jack’s Coffee Shop 18
14 to put the measure to state­ ing at the Stayton Canning Wyo., to attend funeral serv­
Stayton Cleaners .. 16% 15% wide test.
Company in Stayton. He re­ ices for their mother, and
K of C 1
15% 16%
Sales tax advocates note ceived severe bruises and a grandmother, Mrs. Bertie
Stayton Can. 1 .... . 15
17 that Oregonians have not vot­ crushed ankle when a pile Stevens, who passed away
Girod’s ................... . 14
18 ed on the issue for 20 years — of boxes fell on him.
October 26 at a Salem Nurs­
K of C 2 ................ .. 13
19 and wc did approve a cigar­ Warren Edwards and his ing home. Mrs. Stevens was
Stout Creek ......... 12% 19% ette tax last May. But there twin brother, Walter Ed­ a former Lyons resident,
Stayton Auto ...... .. 10
We just want to impress upon you that you
22 are lawmakers on both sides wards of Salem were Tuesday coming here in 1955 from
Let us show you a KitchenAid
HIG Bob McDonald ; 235 of the issue who think the visitors at Deer Island near Sheridan.
can bring your automobile here for a
dishwasher for your kitchen,
HIS Bob McDonald 669; HTG sales tax cannot p>ass.
St. Helens. They went to help
Dallas Franklin was taken
your budget. But regardless
Jacks Coffee Shop 975; HTS
their sister, Mrs. Jessie Wilk- to a Salem hospital Saturday
If
not,
legislative
backers
of model or price, you get the
Jacks Coffee Shop 2810.
night or medical treatment.
feel with some justification ons celebrate her birthday.
same dependable washing
Nlghtcngal s
The Girls’ Volleyball team
Dick Jungwirth of Stayton
that
they
cannot
be
faulted.
and drying action. There's
Name of Team
w
L
from
Mari-Linn
has
played
will
give the demonstration
Many
experts
agree
that
the
no skimping on quality or
Stayton Radio & TV 22
10 sales tax bill passed by the St. Mary s and Stayton teams of Thanksgiving and holiday
or a
performance in a KitchenAid.
Riverview ............. .. 21
11 House and the tax committee winning both games.
arrangements and decorating
Stout Creek ......... . 20
12 in the Senate during the re­ Mr. and Mrs Harley Scott at the ‘Special Interest’ meet­
Drushella’s Furn. .. 19
13 gular session was one of the spent several days over the ing of the Extension Unit
Wallevs Phillip 66 .. 17
15 best ever drafted by any state. weekend at Port Townsend, Monday evening, November
FREE BOOKLET Valiev
Tele, .
13
19 With committee modifica­ Wn. They were guests at the 13 at Mari-Linn at 7 o’clock.
without worrying about being given any­
52-page Better
Mill Sup. Corp....... .. 13
19 tions made last week, the cur­ home of their daughter, Mrs.
Sunday guests at the home
Horn««» Gardens
Jerry’s Tavern
. 12
20 rent proposal resembles the Franklin McDowell and fam­ of Warren Edwards was his
guide to better
thing but the best
Kitchen Planning.
Park & Shop ....... .. 12
20 earlier bill more than Gov. ily.
stepson and family, Mr. and
Supply Is limited
Earls Clievr. Ser. .. 12
20 McCall’s plan does.
The
Mari-Linn
football Mrs. Harry Mason and child­
ao hurry.
We also maintain a complete
HIG Kerry Attig 192: HIS
Departing from Gov. Mc­ eot its first win of the season ren from Vancouver, Wn.
Shirley Bethel 515; HTG Riv Call’s proposal to allow a $12 Thursday when playing De­ Also spending several days
erview 743; HTS Riverview income tax credit against troit. The score was 3 to 12.
this week at the Edwards
2147.
A reception was held Sun­ home is his nephew Homer
food and drug purchases, the
Friday Mix Doubles
House Taxation Committee day afternoon at the Canyon Micklir. from I.ong Beach,
to give your automobile that new car look.
Name of Team
W
L voted to exempt those items. Baptist church honoring the Calif.
Drushella Real Est. 19
5 This, while increasing col­ new minister. Rev. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Ben IntVeld
Franki ?s Coin Wash 15
9 lection costs for both the Lathrop and family. About 75 received word Saturday night
Girods .............
14
of the sudden death of her
10 state and retailers, echoes attended.
MILL bitt ,
■ • « ■
Gartons Builders
brother, Dick Kenney, In an
12
It
was
a
daughter
for
Mr.
12
last
spring
’
s
bill
and
is
ex
­
Week Day Hours
Lyons Tavern ....... 8
16 pected to gain more voter ac­ and Mrs. Ronald J. Lindsav, auto accident near Ellens­
8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Adams Grocery ....... 4
20 ceptance.
Rt. 1, Lyons, born Friday, Oc­ burg. Wn. Sunday guests at
Saturdays:
HIG Andy Hiem 213; HIS
The committee also restor­ tober 20 at Santiam Memorial the IntVeld home were her
brothei-in law and sister, Mr.
Gary Gleason 573; HTG Dru- ed a provision to allow re­ hospital in Stayton.
8:30 A. M. to 12:30
sheila Reat Estate 775; HTS tailers 1 pier cent of their
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Julian, and Mrs. Fred Olson from |
Phone 897-2610
Drushella Real Estate 2243. sales tax collections as a dis- Jr., and son of Eugene were Tacoma.
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