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7—Tile Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1968 Milton Rötens LYONS By Eva Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Coop er are announcing the birth of a son born Thursday, Sep tember 26, at the Santiam Me morial hospital in Stayton. Mrs. Oscar Naue was hostess for the first fall series of the Wednesday afternoon card club with the party held at her home. Several tables of 500 were in play following a one ★ ELECT UTTERBACK Republican MARION COUNTY SHERIFF P«f. Pel Adv. Utterback for SheriR Don Edwards, Chairman, 948 Ship ping St. NE, Salem, Oregon. thirty dessert luncheon. High score was held by Mrs. Hazel Lewis, second high by Mrs. Leota Worden and low by Mrs. Floyd Bassett. Others attend ing were Mrs. Leonard Blum, Mrs. Sam Bridges, Mrs. Eulalia Lyons, Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Oral Williams, Mrs. Laura Neal; Mrs. Andrew Sieg, Mrs. Arthur Olmstead and the host ess Mrs. Naue. Some books are ready for dis tribution at the new City Li brary, although all books are not on the shelves as yet. The public is urged to take advant age of this. The hours are the same as last year: Tuesday 3:30 to 6:00 Thursday 7 to 9 p. m. and Saturdays, 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. The Lyons Extension Unit will hold their first fall meet ing Thursday, October 10 at the Methodist church basement at 10 a. m. Lesson for the day will be “Easy meals for to days Home Maker,” with Mrs. Donald Huber and Mrs. Hugh Johnston project leaders. A baby sitter will be provided and all who are interested are REPUBLICANS SAY: "IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE" Go Ahead Make Them Happy Send a NEW MAN to the Oregon Legislature. Send J. Francyl Howard The Enemy of the Big Spenders As Linn County Representative This Year. Paid Pol. Adv. by J. Francyl Howard, 124 Ferry Street, Albany, Oregon. Annnounce Daughters' Engagement LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Roten were hosts Saturday evening to a group of about 20 immediate family memtiers announcing the engagement of their daughter. A sweetheart cake served as a centerpiece for the serving table. Mr. Roten announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Barbara Jean to Dennis Morley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morley of Rt. 1, Sub limity. Miss Roten is a gradu ate of Stayton Union High and is now a sophomore of Puget Sound College of the Bible at Seattle, Wn„ majoring i n Christian education. > Mr. Morley attended Silver- ton schools, graduating in 1967. He also attended Puget Sound College of the Bible studying for the ministry. No date has been set for the wedding. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charley Morley and Ken, Mrs. Pearl Heater of Sublimity, Mrs. Minnie Eagen of Silverton, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shepherd, Jerry and Leroy of Mill City, Bob Roten of Eugene and Lor raine Clason of Mehama. main third and fourth with re- . . spective harvests of 582,822,-1 Log Production (KX) board feet and 481,457,000 I l>oard feet. Linn and Coos have battled with each other for Drops 7 Percent third place since 1961. Jackson County log production amount-' ed to 130,923,000 board feet for From Previous Year again fifth place. Lincoln County was sixth this year with 418,- SAFECO INSURANCE Of course your home is insured against the obvious things. But is it covered for the unexpected—explosion, extreme storm damage, a car crashing into your living room, for example? We help you protect your home and possessions with a Safeco Home Owners Policy. It’ll be free of dangerous gaps and costly overlaps, will save you worry, save you money. *oo. And Safeco pays claims quickly. Call us today. JERRY PITTAM INSURANCE Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mffl City, Oregon WHERE YOU ARE TREATED LIKE A PERSON - NOT A NUMBER Transmission Trouble? September 25, 1968—Oregon’s 603,000 board feet of logs har 1967 log production totaling 8,- vested. 281,761,000 board feet was a In the forests of eastern Ore drop of almost 7 percent from gon, Klamath County remain last year and 12 percent below ed on top where it has been for the year before; according to six years with a harvest of State Forester J. E. Schroeder, 280,384,000 board feet. Grant Oregon State Forestry Depart County traded places with Lake ment. County for second place this This sharp decline of the past year by harvesting 260,569,000 ON two years began in 1966 with board feet compared with Lake tight money and the worst 238,484,000 board feet for third housing market in 20 years. place. The credit crunch of that year hovered over much of 1967. Then as the industry began John Shafer Again working its way out of the Heads Sant. Grange doldrums along came a log LYONS — At the regular shortage. Severe fire weather meeting of Santiam Valley resulted in extensive logging Grange Friday night, John closures during this time. Shafer was re-elected master. The Douglas fir region of Other officers elected were: I western Oregon produced some Smith, lecturer; Mrs. i 6,541,386,000 board feet of this Thurman Hays, secretary, Mrs. year’s volume, while about 1,- Georgia 740,375,000 board feet was Fern Sletto, treasurer; Ada Plymale, steward; Joe Bowes, grown in the ponderosa pine chaplain; Charles Fultz, If you’re having any trouble with your automatic region of eastern Oregon. Wes gatekeeper; Rev. Lee Pinkston, as tern Oregon felt the impact by sistant steward, transmission —why not bring it to Gene Teague Frank Basl; a harvest reduction of 554,178,- lady asistant steward, Chevrolet today and have it taken care of by our Bertha 000 board feet compared to last Basl; musician, Clara Wizer; experts. year, while eastern Oregon was Ceres, Blanche Wagner; p> about 62,073,000 board feet mona, Lois Myers; Flora, Bes invited to attend. Mrs. Byron short. Pickering is this year’s chair Of the 8,281,761,000 board feet sie Hampton; executive com man. harvested by the forest indus mittee, Elmer Taylor, Giles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodell try in Oregon this past year, Wagner and Jake Myers. In other business, obligations are receiving congratulations some 3,759,270,000 board feet or upon the birth of a new grand- about 45.4 percent was logged were given to Mr. and Mrs. aughter. A daughter born Sep from private lands. Some 3,- Howard Fletcher and Mrs. Bet It pays in the long run. A check up now ¡ust tember 27 to their son and 180,800,000 board feet or about ty June Whitney, and a report wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Good 45.4 percent was logged from on the Harvest Festival and might save a major repair job later. ell, Jr., of Idanha at the San- private lands. Some 3,180,800,- Fair was given by Elmer Tay lor, general chairman. tiam Memorial hospital. 000 board feet or about 38.4 World Wide Communion will percent came from U. S. Forest POWERGLIDE or TURBERGLIDE SPECIAL be observed at the Lyons Un Service managed national for ited Methodist church Sunday, ests and 1,092,304,000 board feet morning Oct. 6. Guest speaker or about 13.2 percent from Bur Reg. $12.60 CM Ofl will be Dr. James Hand and eau of Land Management for Call 769-5757 NOW ONLY . . Mrs. Jeanene Zimmerman will ests. Of the remaining three be guest organist. percent 139,771,000 board feet Ed Lewin Guest speaker Sunday morn was harvested from state, Plus Parts ing at the United Methodist county and municipal forest Stayton church was Dr. James Hand lands; and 109,616,000 board West Ida St from Willamette University of feet came from Indian lands. Salem where he has been Pro- Again, Douglas County was fesor of Religion for six years. the top timber producer for Guest organist was Mrs. Jeanne the third straight year with a Zimmerman from Panama, CZ harvest of 1,469,731,000 board who is currently a teacher’s feet. This also marks the third We do them, built up—Com aide working with mentally re straight year Lane County has position, wood, patching. tarded children, and also as a been the second highest timber FREE Estimates. music teacher. World Wide producer in the state. The UDEY ROOFING SERVICE Communion was observed. I-ane harvest amounted to 1,- Loren Udey, Owner Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian, 304,632.000 board feet. Ph. 769-2517 STtf Jr., and son Bradley of Eu Linn and Coos Counties re- gene were weekend guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian. They came to attend funeral serv ices for his grandfather, Albert Julian. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye were Sunday dinner guests in Salem at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lad Pesek and daugh HOMER L. THACKER ter. They also attended church MILL CITY — Homer Leon services at the Presbyterian church where their two grand Thacker, 23, former Mill City daughters, Robyn and Janell resident, was killed Monday in were taken into membership. a logging accident near Guerne Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mann ville, Calif., where he had been ing and family were Sunday employed by the Ryerson Log- dinner guests at the home of ing Co., for a month. A native of Salem, he at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim tended Mill City schools and Etzel in Stayton. Friday overnight guests at had been living in California the home of Mrs. Ethel Huff since he completed his military man were her brother-in-law service. Surviving are the widow and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rose and daughters Carrie Strom from Superior, Mont. Mr.s Hazel Lewis and daugh Lynn and Lorna Jane, all of ter, Beulah, and Mrs. Theresa Guerneville; mother Mrs. Nan Van Nuys of Stayton were Sat cy Jane Thacker, Mad River, urday overnight guests in Cor Calif.; grandmother Mrs. Alice vallis at the home of Miss Lu Thacker, Mill City: brother cille Lewis. Sunday they en Tom, Mad River. Services were at 2 p. m. Sat joyed a trip down the coast as far as Yachats. They report urday in Mill City Presbyterian ed nice weather but the sea Church, Rev. James Murray of ficiating under the direction of was very rough. Mr. and Mrs. Luis Maceria Weddle mortuary. Stayton. In from Salem and Mr. and Mrs. terment was in Fairview Cem Dennis Johnson from Dallas etery. were Saturday overnight and ALBERT JULIAN Sunday guests at the home of LYONS — Funeral services their grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Culwell. The men folks did were held Saturday, October 5 at 10 a. m. at Weddle Funeral some hunting Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker Home in Stayton for Albert were weekend guests in Au Julian, 84. of Rt. 2, who passed burn, Wn., at the Norman away at his home Thursday, Johnson home. Mrs. Johnson is October 3. A native of Emin ence, Mo., he moved to Oregon a daughter of the Bodekers. Sunday guests at the home from Kansas in 1914, home of Rev. and Mrs. Gregory Jo steading on Fort Rock Desert, hanson were his parents, Mr. 60 miles south of Bend. He and Mrs. Harry Johanson from moved to Redmond in 1918 and to Lyons in 1934 and to Scio Portland. Weekend guests at the home 13 years ago. He was past no of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown ble grand of Stayton TOOF were their son and daughter- lodge, past master of Santiam in-law, Mr. and Mrs Roy Valley Grange of Lyons, past Brown, Jr., and children from president of Western Oregon Fresno; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Livestock association and a Freinwald from Portland and lobbyist for the State Depart family from Springfield. They ment of Agriculture. Surviving are the widow, came to attend the wedding Frank Lumber Company, Inc. Young & Morgan Timber Co. of Miss Gloria Brown and Anna B. Julian, sons Glenn of Rick Weitman, held Saturday Lyons and Rex of Washougal, Mill City, Oregon Mill City and Idanha, Oregon night at the Church of Christ Wn, daughter, Mrs. Faye Crawford of Seattle; brothers. in Stayton. Cedar Lumber Company, Inc Freres Veneer Ralph, Compton, Calif., Joe of Mill City, Oregon Lyons, Oregon Yerrington. Nev., Elmer, Silver October 6 to 12 is National lake, Wn., Logan, Shelton, Wn. Employ the Handicapped Harrison in Kansas; sisters. Stuckert Lumber Company Stout Creek Lumber Company Week. Help non-profit Good Mrs. Bonnie Johnson, Albany; Idanha, Oregon Mehama, Oregon will Industries “hire” the han Mrs. Ida Barclay. South Gate' dicapped this week and any Calif., three grandchildren and Boise Cascade Corp. Parkett Logging Company week by supporting Goodwill's six great grandchildren. P. O. Box 127 Independence, Oregon Mehama, Oregon nrogram Goodwill’s main Rev. Kenneth Abbott was in thrust is training handicapped charge of sendees and inter- The Mill City Enterprise people sc they may learn a mnet was at Fox Valley ceme U. S. Plywood-Champion Paper, Inc. i skill and earn a living. Printers-Publishers Idanha-Lebanon tery. Here's A SPECIAL AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE JUST CALL 769-2126 For an Appointment 24 hr. Towing ROOFS Enjoy the security of a complete "profile of protection" for your home-with Having Bad
