3—The MUI C,ty Enterprise, Thursday, June 6, 1968
LYONS
History Given On
Detroit Postoffice
By Eva Bressler
Felix Lucier of Tillamook
was a weekeend guest in
Lyons. Mrs. Lucier, who had
DETROIT — Since the con
spent the week at their home
here, returned to Tillamook t ruction and dedication of
Detroit’s new postoffice Mrs.
with him Sunday.
Pre-school vision and hear Phyliss Hill, postmaster, has
received many requests from
ing tests will be held at Mari- out
of-staters requesting post
Linn school Thursday, June marks
in some instances
13, with an all-day session pictures and
of
Detroits new fa
from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4, spon
No doubt the requests
sored by the Oregon Board cility.
was prompted by the re
of Health. The tests are for printing
of the original story
children from 3 to 6 years of Detroits
former postoffices
old. Appointments may be and its past
post-masters
made by calling Mrs. James which appeared in
the local
Silbernagle at 859-2634. Ap papers in March. This
pointments are asked for but was re-printed in the story
Wes
all are welcome to come.
Stamp Collector through
Sunday dinner guests at tern
the courtesy of reporter Har
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe old Lopes, Albany, who at
Hince were their son-in-law
the dedication of the
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. tended
new facility March 9th. The
Loren Watts, also their two Western Stamp Collector pa
granddaughters, Mr. and Mrs. per has a wide circulation
Raymond Donaldson, and both in the United States and
Mrs. Arthur Barber and son, abroad. Lopes said.
Arthur Jr., all of Salem.
Since no local record of De
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down troits
former postmasters was
ing attended graduation ex ever
a complete list of
ercise from high school for these kept
recently been re
their grandson, Larry Carle leased has
by
the
National Arc
ton Wednesday night. Larry
and Barbara returned home hives and Records Service,
Washington D. C. to postmas
with them Thursday. Mr. and ter
Phyliss Hill. They are as
Mrs. Robert Carleton and
daughters, Kathy and Caro follows:
Date of Appt.
lyn spent the weekend here. Postmasters
Rarbara returned home with Vanness G. Danforth, Oct. 16,
her parents and Kathy stay 1891; James H. Hogan, Jan.
ed. She and Larry will ac 19. 1894; Clara E. Perkett
company the Downings to March 29, 1894; Robert M. Poe
Crescent City, Calif., this March 22, 1898; Myrtle Hol
week to see the Downing's lingsworth, November 15, 1899
granddaughter, Nancy Brown Fred W. Stahlman, February
graduate from the 8th grade 21, 1903; Fanny V. Stahlman,
May 4, 1908; Mrs. Nell Spring
Thursday, June 6.
Miss Gwen Fowler, a jun er, April 21, 1909; Mrs. An
ior at Stayton High and na E. Smith, April 8. 1910;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lida S. McIntosh, Dec.
Wayne Fowler of Lyons will 6, 1911; Mrs. Myrtle L. Hol
be attending the junior en lingsworth, February 12, 1915;
gineers and scientists sum Glen E. Acker, September 4,
mer institute in Salem as one 1917; Charles C. Giebeler, Nov
of 125 girls from the state. ember 23, 1918; Harry V.
Miss Fowler was recommend Booker, August 17, 1926; Mrs.
ed by Lee Griffin of the Stay Mabel W. Moore (Mrs. Char
ton school science depart les Dunbar) April 2, 1928.
Detroits first Post office
ment.
At the 8th grade gradua was established October 16,
tion held last Wednesday 1891 according to the Na
night at Mari-Linn, Jeraletta tional Archives and Records
Mays, granddaughter of Mr. Service report.
and Mrs. Van Prichard and
daughter of Mrs. Nona Am lingshead spent several days
brose of Seattle and Herbert last week in Salem at the
Mays of Portland, was pre home of their son-in-law and
sented with a pin bearing daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
the school’s initial. This was Erickson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stev
based on her being an all-
around person, attitude, citi ens were in Portland Satur
zenship and general person day to attend the wedding of
ality. This is the first time Michael Morris and Miss
this award has been given Lonnie Louise Canterbury,
and Principal Curt Benefiel held at the Central Lutheran
said he feels it will be made church.
Mrs. Nona Ambrose from
annually.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kan- Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
off are again living at Yakut, Gasperetta and son and Mr.
Alaska.
and Mrs. Herbert Mays from
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spell- Portland were Wednesday
meyer accompanied by Mr. evening guests at the home of
and Mrs. Merle By of Silver- Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard.
ton flew to San Francisco Thev came to attend eighth
for a few days of sightseeing. grade graduation at Mari-Linn
The reported beautiful wea school. Al o ^resent were
ther.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy Smith from
Brenda Johnson, who has Scappoose.
been attending a girls’ board Tuesday luncheon guests at
ing school in Seattle, has re the home of Mrs. Ethel Huff
turned to the home of her man were Mrs. Effie Nyde-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe gger of Stayton a former
Johnson, for the summer.
Lyons resident and Mrs. Jose
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. phine Kuehl also of Stayton.
Cobb from Shawnee, Okla.,
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Spiva
are spending this week as left Tuesday for a ten day
guests at the home of Mr. trip to Enid, Oklahoma, they
and Mrs. Henry Deister.
will visit relatives and
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grimes friends
■-pent Saturday night and
Robert Carpenter, chairman
Sunday with friends at Mad of Linn County Small Wood
ias. The Grimes are former lands Association division of
Madras residents.
Dost peelers and small mobile
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye dimension saws, will attend
were
Sunday
afternoon a meeting Thursday, June 6,
guests at the home of Rev, 1:30 p. m. at the J. J. Bowey
and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra at farm east of Brownsville.
Falls City.
This is in cooperation with
Thomas Prideauy of Port State Forest department ex
land was a weekend guest at tension service. Any one in
the home of his son and terested is invited to attend;
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. also invited are small time
Tom Prideauy.
operators.
Warren Edwards with his
Mrs Andrew Sieg who un
twin brother. Walter, spent der went major surgery last
.-.everal days at Long Beach, week at the Salem General
Calif., where they visited with hospital is now' convalescing
their sister, who is quite iil. at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold An Tuesday and Wednesday
derson and family of Portland guest at the home of Mr. and
were Sunday afternoon visit Mrs. Van Prichrd was his
ors at the home of his moth brother Dean Prichard from
er, Mrs. Effie Anderson and Olympia. Wash.
Keith.
Rev. and Mrs. Basil Wig
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt gins and four children mov
were Sunday dinner guests ed Thursday to Seattle Wash,
at the home of their daught where he will attend the Pu
er, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer get Sound College of the Bi
at Albany. Additional guests ble. Mr. Wiggins has minis
were their son Gail Elmer tered at the Lyons Methodist
and two daughters, of Cotton church for the past year.
woods. The occasion honored
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott
the birthday anniversaries of were Sunday guests at the
Percy Hiatt and Mrs. Gail home of Mr. and Mrs. Wend
Elmer.
ell Weaver and family at Es
Rev. Raynor Smith from tacada. The Weavers are for
Salem was the guest speaker mer Lyons residents.
at the Lyons Methodist
Mrs. Effie Maines of Spring
church Sunday. He will re field. a former Lyons resi
turn Sunday, June 10.
dent, called at the Clyde
Sunday dinner guests at Bressler home enroute home
he home of Mr. and Mrs. from the cemetery Memorial
John McClurg were her son Day.
md family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Carieston from The Dalles, Decker of Eugene were Me
-nd Mr. and Mrs. Orville morial Day guests at the home
I < wning.
of her sister Mrs. Ethel Huff
?-T. and Mrs. James Hol- man.
Santiam Ripples
By Karen Oliver
Sunday, May 26, Bacca
laureate Services were held
in the grade school auditor
ium.
Money making
projects
seemed to be the main topic
of discussion during the
class meetings which were
held during activity period
Friday. Along with these
ideas the Junior class dis
cussed the flowers they will
be furnishing for graduation.
The Sophomores chose the
ushers for Bacclaaureate.
They were Trishia Moore and
Darlene Rue. The Freshmen
elected Rick Posekany as
their class representative for
next year. He will represnt
th class in Student Council.
Monday, May 20 the Honor
Society sponsored a bottle
drive and took in $37.
Wednesday GA A had a play
day for all girls that wish
On Tuesday, the 25th, FTA
to join the club next year. also went into Pietro’s for an
This included girls from the evening of Pizza.
eighth grade. After the game
On Wednesday the mem
Prison Dodge Ball and Tiger bers of IntraSchool Council
Ball, the Girls enjoyed re went out to dinner at the
freshments and skits.
Oyster Bar in Portland.
The annual all-school dance
Club meetings were held
was held Friday, May 24. Friday during activity period.
MC for the evening was disc Pep Club met to choose next
jockey Clayton Henery. The year’s outfits. The girls were
dance was well attended and successful in finding an out
everyone seemed to enjoy fit that everyone seemed to
themselves.
like.
Monday, May 24, the Jun The cheerleaders also met
ior-Senior tug-a-war was held during this time. After elect
in front of the high school. ing Becky Earhart as their
The Senior class of 1968 was cheerleader representative in
victorious this year. Also on student council for next year,
Monday, Honor Society went they discussed their outfits
into Salem to attend the mo for next year and suggested
vie “Yours, Mine, and Ours”. some ways in which they will
Following the movie they | be able to make money next
year.
went to Pietros for pizza.
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