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LYONS By Eva Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bak ken and six Children from Canby, .Minnesota spent sever al days the first of the week at the home jf her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roy. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shuck were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson and family from Whiteson, Oregon. Army Private Floyd J. Orals- mvle, 20, sin of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Craigmvle, Lyons. Ore., was assigned May 16 to the 4th Infantry Division near Pleiku. Vietnam, as a mortar man. Beginning next Sunday. June 22, church services will be held at 10 a.m. instead of 11 at the United Methodist church, this service is for the children with a family group. However, if enough children come early Sunday sch ol will be held for them. Mr. and Mrs. Rol>ert Sulli van and daughters Donna, Bev erly and Leann from Austin, Minnesota were recent visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett. Warren Edwards received word Friday of the death of his nephew Eric Bartruff of Salem. Graveside services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in Belcrest Memorial Park, with W. T. Rigdon Mortuary in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nygaard and son Jon from Carmichael, California are spending this week at the home of his moth er, Mrs. Gladys Nygaard. While here he will paint his mothers house and do other chores for her. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens were Sunday dinner guests at the h >me of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman and family in Salem and evening guests at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott at Mill City. Last Monday luncheon guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard were Mrs. Viola Helsel. Mrs. Katie Skillings. Mrs. Martha Poole, Mrs. Flazel Wirth and Mrs. Norma J lly. The ladies were all teachers at Mari-Linn school while Mr. and Mrs. Prichard were custodians. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian, Jr., and son Bradlev of Eugene were Sunday guests at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm stead were Sunday visitors at the home of his brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olm stead at Coburg. While there they visited his m ther. Mrs. Rachel Olmsead who is in a Eugen.“ hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard were in Eugene Sunday, June 15 to attend graduation at the University of Oregon. Their grandaughter, Kathy Prichard of Clatskanie received her de gree In Business Administra tion. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian were Saturday visitors at the home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Julian and his moth er, Mrs. Anna B. Julian at Washougal. Washingt n. Mr. and Mrs. I^eonard Snyd er of Portland and their son. George Snyder from Alabama were Sunday afternoon visi tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Downer. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Jerald from Clarkson. Washington are spending this week at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Naue. Sharon Spellmeyer; Royce Longfellow Marriage Vows Told Forest Service To Enforce Park Regulations LYONS—The United Meth odist Church was the setting DETROIT—The U. S. For of a pretty June wedding Sun est Service is gearing up far day. June 15, when Miss Shar a program of intensified en on Spellmeyer became the forcement of park regulations bride of Royce Longfellow this summer, Ed Whitmore, with Dr. George Roseberry of Detroit District recreation and Salem officiating at the 5 O' land ranger, said Wednesday of clock double ring ceremony. last week. Miss Sjiellmeyer is the daugh He said a new system of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ticketing violaters would be Spellmeyer of Lyons and Mr. explained during a Forest Ser Longfellow the son of Mr. and vice meeting June 25th in Al Mrs. Harold Longfellow jf Me bany. hama. The church was beauti Wilderness rangers will meet fully decorated with white for training in enf rcement of chrysanthemums, on a back wilderness area regulations at ground of blue net. Hoodoo Bowl Ski Resort June The bride, given in marriage 21th, ha said. by her father, wore a floor Problems the new enforce length gown of lace and white ment program is designed to at satin, empire style, with long tack range from persons camo train. Her veil of net was held ping in j>av camp gr unds LYONS—Miss Sharon Spell in place by a crown of sequims. without paying to vandalism. meyer was the honored guest She carried a b uquet of white Tn connection with the pro at a shower held Monday night carnations centered with a gram several rangers will at tend a three hour aolice train in the dining room of the Un white orchid Maid of honor was Mis ing session June 25th at Linn ited Methodist church in Ly ons. with Mrs Lea Johnson. Donna Hubei- of Lyons, dres County Courthouse. Park prob Mrs. Lucille Huber and Mrs. sed in c. dark blue floor length lems and solutions are am ng Daphi Pyeatt hostess. After crepe gown. Bridesmaids were subjects to be discussed at that opening of the gifts dainty re Mrs. Ronald Spellmeyer of Eu meeting, the Linn County freshments were served to the gene, sister-in-law of the bride. sheriff’s office said. honored guest and the follow She also wore a floor length ing; Viola Helsel. Betty Car gown of dark blue crepe. Mrs Detroit People Make ter, Ginger Griffith. Vicki Kenneth Champ of Lyons and Champ. Joyce F itz. Virgene Miss I.yndell McKenzie of Sal Trip To Alaska DETROIT—Returning home Scott. Lottie Grosso, Brenda em both wore flor length Phillips. Alta Bodeker. Doris gowns of light blue crepe, all Wednesday of last week from Roy, Alma Olmstea<l. Effie carried bouquets of white car a two weeks Our into the Yu- Anderson. Marita Rohwein, nations centered with a blue I kon Territory via the Alcon I Highway was Mr. and Mrs. Reta Cruson, June Kokstis, carnation. Donna Huber. Mary Spellmey Little Jodv Lea Spellmever Glen Reinke of Detroit. On We Are Closed Sundays and Holidays er, Rose Culwell. Donna As of Silverton, niece of the bride, their return home the couple Open Weekdays Until 10 P. M mussen, Hazel Wirth. Kath was flower girl, wearing a pale came hack through Alberta, leen Manning. Eva Bressler, blue lace dress. Ted Stensland Jasper Park and Banff Nation ORDERS TO GO Bertha Allen, Lois Morgan. was ring ltearer. Randy Kinsey al Park. Mrs. Reinke said they Dorothy Downer. Diane Stu- served as best man fr Mr. traveled on 1500 miles of grav k/e Have Home Made Ice Cream benrauch, Myrtle Prichard. Longfellow. Ushers were Dan eled road on their venture inti Sandra Spellmeyer. Alma Griffith. Dan Humphervs and the Yukon and that services Spellmeyer. Lorena Stevens. Tony Hendricks. Organist was of any kind along the way Helen Johnson, Beulah Lewis. Mrs. Calvin Culbertson of Me was 100 to 150 miles apart. Lyons, Oregon Gayle Teeters. Joyce Longfel hama and soloist. Forest Dan She said they noted quite a hit of 1 ravel on the highway, low, Violet Wagner, Mabel iel of Stayton. but going across the vast area Downing and the hostesses Following the ceremony the Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Pyeatt and newly married couple greeted chances of getting into any traffic jams are nil. She said Mrs. Huber. their guests at a reception in they enjoyed their trip and Sending gifts were Orpha the church dining hall. Cutting plan o> make it again some Roye. Sue and Sally Walton. serving the cake was Mrs. time. Florence Naue. Irene Roy, Jo and Spellmeyer of Silver- hanna Craigmyle. Mary Lou Gerald sister-in-law of the bride, and Tina Henning. Ethel Huff ton, assisted by Mrs. Rudy Block Linn-Benton Comunity man. Neta Brown. Joann Prich of Washington and ard. Doris Miley. Gvpsye Wea Mrs. Longview. Charlotte Hagel from College Has Varied ver, Linda Dunn, Karen Stu- Longview. and Training Program benrauch, Mary and Sue Sieg. serving the Washington launch was Mrs. Sara Wagner, Betty Naue. Harlan Nelson Federal and state inspectors of Salem. In Nikki Cruson and Myrtle and charge of the guest b?ok was praised Linn-Benton Commun Jack Goodell. Miss Dianne Stubenrauch with ity College’s work in establish little Shawna Spellmeyer pass ing new vocational training Father Frank Callan ing the scrolls. Taking care of program. Kirbv Brumfield, State Coor the gifts were Mrs. Rudv To Be Transferred dinator for the Manpower Dev Block, Mrs. Harlan Nelson and DETROIT — Father Frank elopment and Training Act. Callan, S.J. of St. Catherine’s Mrs. Wendell Weaver. and Howard Gunderson, U. S. For their wedding trip to the Church in Mill Citv and St. Office of Education, on an in Christopher’s Church in De coast the new Mrs. Longfellow spection tour of LBCC yester Fresh wore a white and lime green troit, has been given a new as day. praised the speed with signment by Archbishop Dwy dress with green accessories, which the Sewage Treatment and the corsage from her bri Training Program was implem er effective July 1. 1969. Father Callan will he Ad dal b- uquet. ented and the high degree of Special guests at the wed interest and achievement on ministrator of St. Mary Parish in Shaw, Oregon, and Chaplain ding were the brides’ grandmo the part of the students. at Oregon State Hospital, Sal ther. Mrs. Nettie Spellmeyer Linn-Benton Community Col- from Ixmgview. Washington, leg’s program to train sewage em. No ward has been received The grooms' grandmother Mrs. treatment plant operators is from the Archdiocose in Port Bernice Longfellow of Me completely federally financed land, as to who will replace hama and the grooms’ grand and involves twenty students Father Callan. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris fr m Oregon and seven from There will be masses at Mill McDonald of Riseburg. Idaho. Phone 859-2494 1015 Main St. Lyons, Ore. City and Detroit as usual un- The groom, who is with the Bob Adams. LBCC’s Dean of | til a new Priest is assigned to U. S. Army will report at Fort Instruction, said: “This is a “■ the area. Knox. Kentucky June 27 for prime example of the commun further schooling. His bride, ity college’s flexibility and abil who is employed with an In ity to adapt to changing voca surance Company in Salem tional needs.” will remain home with her parents. Both Mr. and Mrs. Longfel low are graduates of Stayton Union High School. Sharon Spellmeyer Honored At Shower 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thuraday, June 19, 1989 THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360 Published at Mill City, Marinn County. Ore. every Thursday Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. /w.McstK "It *V SPARER k PUBLISHERS -- association Association - Founded 1885 Subscription Kates Marion-Linn Counties, per your .................................... — $4.00 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ........................ $4.50 Outside Oregon, per year ......................... $5.00 DON W. MOFFATT.................................... Editor and imblisher GOLDIE RAMBO............................... Society and News Editor ROSE CREE ............... Local News Editor GEORGE LONG ............................................................... Printer CORRESPONDENTS Detroit-Idanha ...................................................... Boots Champion Gates ............................................ Toni Thomas Mehama.................................... Mrs. John Teeters - Jean Roberts Lyons ...................................................................... Eva Bresslet OVERKILL! We Will Be Closed July 4,5,6 LITTLE PIERRE’S Cantaloupes /| /$100 New Potatoes No. 2 20 lb. bag 99c M D Toilet Tissue 4 rolls 39c E c Eggs AA Large O MCP Frozen Lemonade Nebergall's Bacon Ends Peaches and Apricots can 10c lb. 39c 29‘ Nebergall's Frankfurters bulk lb. 59c BOB'S FOOD MARKET My Neighbors Fine Printing PERSONAL STATIONERY LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES ’W' ENCLOSURES BUSINESS CARDS BOOKLETS ACCOUNTING FORMS INVOICES a The Mill City Enterprise Phone 897-2772 The recent warm evenings have lteen perfect for practice for the Women’s Softball team here in Mill City Practices are scheduled for each Monday and Wednesday evening at 7:30 on Allen Field Anyone desiring more infor mation on the softball program may contact Gloria Urban at *97-2617. Mill City, Oregor. The Mill City Enterprise Brides ’ delight.. .our beautiful FLOWER WEDDING UNE with 5 exclusive new Regency Scripts aru/./íu [fíc/oatc/ Sí tmon> “Now hold it!” aruV Former Detroit Forest Employee Hospitalized RULED FORMS • Women's Softball Started Here 0/V TARGET EVERY T/ME DETROIT — Henry Kniss, Oraville, Washington, was re leased recently from a Tanas- ket. Washington hospital where he had been hospitaliz ed for a few days. Henry was hospitalized for medical attention ?n Tuesday following the Memorial holi days. He has now returned to work and is reported to be do ing fine. Kniss was formerly employ ed by the U. S. Forest Service here before being transferred to the Tanasket Ranger Dis trict. 0Kr. on? 0K.ro. l^aucjÙon MU Jt/r an<f 71/rt ^Art/iur Ti “jSrodericÀ away your confidence, which has a great reward. Homo.*» —(Heb. 10:35). We all wish to have confi Will you choose from our famous Regency Flower Wed dence, but sometimes we be ding Line you need have no qualms about quality--this rich, come confused about the source raised HELIOGRAVING* has all the distinction of the fin of the power that works est craftsmanship—yet costs about half as much as you’d through us. We attribute too guess' Do see the many other elegant type styles...for your much importance to the per complete wedding stationery needs. * Hehotrrvint-not to sonality, when we should real be confused with rngravtrtj. ize that it is through God in us that we are able to do and to be all things. Through Him we have the power and confi dence that we need to cope with every situation. Phone 897-2772 117 N. E. Wall Street MUI City The Mill City Enterprise
