7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 12, 1970
Howard, Granby, Missouri,
Ross Howard, Albany, Oregon
and Burt Howard, Yakima,
Wash.; Twenty one grandchild
ren and twenty great grand
children.
Mrs. Howard lived in Mill
City in 1951 and since that
time has made frequent trips
here to visit her daughter,
Bonnie.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson just re
turned from Granby, Missouri,
where they attended funeral
rites for her mother, Mrs.
Howard.
MEHAMA
Mrs. John Teeters
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By Eva Bressler
Croisant.
Mrs. Dick Rogers is con
valescing at Salem Memorial
h 'spital following surgery.
Fresh Pork Chops
Pork Loin Roasts
.
Bananas
Q
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lb. 89c
SIR#
VW
Sweetheart Franks . pkg. 49c
Farmers Sliced Bacon . lb. 69c
Mr. and Mrs. George Lane
Guests Monday February 2
at the Frank White home were from Springfield were recent
Mrs. White’s sister, Mrs. Don visitors at the home of Mr.
aid Donovan and daughter, and Mrs. E. I.. Roye.
2'/j to 3 lbs.
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.lb.
Carol Marie of Albany and an Mrs. Ruth Lyons was a
other daughter, Mrs. Earl Orr Tuesday overnight guest at the
of Lebanon.
home of Mrs. Eulalia Lyons
ROY A. MORRIS
Former
Mehama
residents.
and attended the Wednesday
Roy A. Morris, 61, died
Mrs. Frank Buckler and her afternoon card club.
February 1 in a Portland h a-
daughter, Mrs. Al Melnar, of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber
pital of pneumonia. He was
Oregon City visited a short left Thursday- morning by
born in Yamhill, June 23,
time Monday, February 2 at plane from Portland for a ten
1908, and lived most of his
the home of Mrs. Jack Ryland day vacation trip to the Ha
childhood years in the Me-
when they were in this area waiian Islands. Mrs. Huber’s
hama area. He later resided in
on business.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Mill City and was employed
Mrs. M. V. Frame went to Mulkey of Silverton are tak
by Hammond Lumber Co., for
HOBSON GUNN
Leaburg February 2 and was ing care of things at the Hub
several years and also worked
LYONS — Hobsn Gunn, 68,
overnight guest at the er h me while they are away.
on clearing the power line to passed away Saturday at his an
home of Mr. and Mrs. Orval
Dale Prichard from Clats
Detroit Dam. He moved to home following a heart attack. Greer.
She also visited a short kanie was a business caller in
Koffec Klatchers
Portland in 1960 and worked He was born at Chattanooga time with
relatives in Eugene. Lyons Tuesday and also visit Name of
at Jantzen Knitting Mills un Tenn., and moved to the San
Team
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Mrs.
Frank
White
was
host
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walton’s Grocery .... 17
til retiring.
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Francisco Bay area in 1907 ess at her home Wednesday, ed
5
Survivors include his wife, He lived there until moving February 4 for a luncheon Van Prichard. Mrs. Nona Am U. S. Bankers ........... 15
brose of Seattle was a Sun
Dorothy, three sons, Harold to Lyons 10 years ago. He was
Auto.......... 15
5'
Marine Pfc. Rex day guest at the Prichard Western
1st. Federal ............... 13
7
and Muriel, both of Portland, a retired sheet metal fireman honoring
Longfellow,
who
is
h
me
on
Girod’s ......................... 9
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and Wayne of Great Falls, and a World War I Veteran. leave. Present were Rex. his home.
Mrs. Leao Johnsbn, local Ray’s Drug ................. 9
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M:nt. A daughter preseded
He is survived by his wid mother, Mrs. Harold Longfel postmaster,
attended an Ore Salem Trophy ........... 9
11
him in death in 1959. Also ow, Leona of Lyons, son Rich low,
Mrs. Donald Teeters, Mrs. gon Postmaster mid-winter Gene
Amei ican Beauty
’s Meat Mkt......... 8
12
surviving are five grandchild ard Gunn of Castro Valley, Arthur Anderson, Mrs. Gerald
work shop held Tuesday and No. Santiam Twines .... 7
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ren and one sister, Eva Duffv Calif, and daughters, Mrs. Bet Rockwell and Mrs. White.
Wednesday February 3 and 4 Bob & Bill’s .............. 6
14
of Mill City; brothers Lee of ty Lobes and Mrs. Joyce Hale,
Saturday guests at the Ed at Tualatin, at the Sweetbrier Santiam
Cable ........... 6
1
Salem; Elvin, Lake Grove, of Hayward, Calif., sister Mrs. ward
Walz
home
were
Mr.
Lowers & Holm ....... 6
14
and Wayne of Bonneville; anil Elnor Silva, Sacramento and and Mrs. L. B. Trick of Cards- Inn.
Large Loaf
Last week visitors at the
HIG and HIS Betty Wallace
Burt Morris, an uncle of Mill seven grandchildren.
ton,
Alberta
and
Mr.
and
City.
Services were at 2 p. m. Mrs. Clarence King of Salem. home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 202, 518; HTG Girod’s 949; HTS
Services were held Febru Wednesday at Weddle Funer Mr. Trick and Mr. King are Blum were Mr. and Mrs. Vin Salem Trophy 2707.
cent Dean from Selma. Ore Phyllis Ricketts picked the
ary 7 at 11 a. m. in the Sun- al Home in Stayton with Rev. cousins of Mrs. Walz.
gon, Mr. and Mrs. John Kel
rise Chapel at Portland Me Richard Sly from the United
’s Ice Cream split 4-7-10.
Mrs. Ara Cruthers and son, linger, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Girod Stayton
Invitational
morial.
Methodist church of Lyons of Billy of Sacramento, were
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ficiating. Mill City Masonic guests at the home of Mrs. Kellinger from Salem and Mr. Name of Team
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GORILLA ANN IIOWAKI» L dge conducted ritualistic Rillie Trask and visited with and Mrs. Fay Meyer of Silver- Green Veneer Inc. 714
Ron Bentz & Assoc.... 7
5
Corillia Ann Howard died services with Interment at other relatives here during the ton.
Friends
in
Lyons
received
Frank
Lumber
Co
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February 1, 1970. She was Fox Valley cemetery.
weekend.
word of the death of Mrs. Etta Mel Round Trucking .7
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born August 25, 1889 at Pierce
Sunday dinner guests at the Fairchild
at Sheridan, Wyom Stay. Sports & Hobby614
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City Missouri and lived most
GLADYS MONTGOMERY
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
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of her life in Missouri. She was
DETROIT — Mrs. Gladys Schneider and Doug were Mr. ing. Mrs. Fairchild was an No. San. Real Estate 6
for
married in 1910 to Otis Howard Marie Montgomery, 61, former and Mrs. Clifford Crook. Greg, aunt of Mrs. Wilson Stevens. Lierman's Ins...... ..... 4
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Mr. and Mrs. Pete Butts of Cedar Lumber Co. .... 3
who preceded her in death.
Falls City and Ocean Lake Kimmv and Kelli of Mill City
HTS and HTG North San-
Survivors include five dau resident, died Thursday at a and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roseburg was a Sunday guest
ghters, Maggie Varner, Omak Bend nursing home.
Crook. Barbara, Allyson, Mark at the home of her mother, tiam Real Estate 1679, 616 HIS
Mrs. Effie Anderson.
Dee Stephen 535, HIG Sun-
Washington, Gladys Asbell,
Born in Nebraska, she mov- and Tracy of Salem.
Healdsburg, Calif., Grace Con- ed to Falls City at the age of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long The Goodwill Industries nie Chance 225.
Nigh tengáis
ness, Calistoga, Calif., Bobbie 4. living there until 1928. Her fellow and Mrs. Donald Teet truck has discontinued their
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June Shipman, Joplin, Miss most recent residence was in ers spent Sunday at various pickup at Lyons. Anyon hav Name of Team
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ouri and Bonnie Gibson, Mill Bend.
places on the coast and re ing donations may take them Tes Monique Les Coif. 14
to
Stayton
to
the
home
of
Mrs.
Stay.
Radio
&
TV
11
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City, and three sons, Lewis
Survivors include a daugh ported the weather beautiful
Ruth Woods or Mrs. Lawrence Frankies Tavern ... 11
5
ter, Mrs. Marie Bones, Madras; there.
6
Stout Creek Lbr. .... 10
sister Mrs. Ethel Brown, Long-
Donald Teeters went to Spraker.
Mrs. Orville Landers under Bob’s Market ....... ..... 9
7
view, Wn.; brother John Es Knappa Friday afternoon and
I Am Interested In Your tey, Detroit; two grandchild spent the weekend at the went major surgery Thursday Drushell Furn....... ... 814
714
Transportation
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ren and two great-grandchild home of his cousin, D. C. morning at the Salem Memor Riverview ........... ... 5
11
Teague Chevrolet .... 5
ren.
Hughes and family. He went ial hospital.
11
Friends in Lyons received No Santiam Plywood 5
Heart Shaped Boxes of Chocolates $ I & up
Services were held Monday to take part in an archery
15
at 11 a. m. at a Bend Mortu hunt and was lucky to get a word of the death of Louis La Femme Bty Salon 1
Prices Effective Thurs., through FrL, Feb. 12-14
HIG and HIS Dorothy
Havel of Portland. He passed
ary, with graveside services nice elk.
away January 29 and interment Schwindt 190, 489; HTG Riv-
and interment at Belcrest Me
was at Lincoln Memorial Park. erview 777, HTS Bob’s Mar-
morial Park, Salem.
He is survived by his wife ket 2040.
Helen. They were residents of
The following splits were
VICTOR MAKI
By Becky Earhart
picked up in the evenings play
Lyons for 20 years.
DETROIT—Victor Maki, 79,
Phone 859-2494.
1015 Main St
Lyons, Oregon
Student Council met Tues Mrs. Alex Bodeker was host Donna Pope 3-7, Pearl Choate
died Friday at his home here,
5-8-10;
Jackie
Peterson
5-7,
Ka
ess
for
the
Wednesday
after-,
apparently of a heart attack. day, February 3 to discuss the
He was born in Finland, and present dress code. It was sug noon card club carrying out thy Perkins 5-7; Dolly Ball 5-10. •
came to this country in 1908. gested that each class discuss the Valentine motif. A one-
MAT
He lived in Colorado and As this problem during class meet thirty dessert luncheon was
toria before moving here in ings on Friday. Activity sheets served followed by the play
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ing of 500. High score was held
1956. He was a retired black- were also passed.
PONT OUT
Art Club members attended by Mrs. Sam Bridges, second
smith.
Surviving are widow Katri; a potluck on Wednesday, Feb high by Mrs. Arthur Olmstead •
Your Transportation
sons George, Detroit, and ruary 4. And G.A.A. members and low by Mrs. James Mc-
Is My Business
Ansel, Astoria; eight grand- attended a potluck on Thurs Pheeters. Others attending
children and three great- day, February 5. The G.A.A. w ere Mmes. Chester Roy, John
For NEW or USED
potluck included a short meet Kunkle. Andrew Sieg, Earl
grandchildren.
Services were held Tuesday ing in which activities far the Allen, Fred Skillings, Oral
CARS and TRUCKS
at 1 p. m. in the chapel at future were discussed. Follow Williams, Orville Downing,
Call
Weddle Funeral Home Stay ing the meeting the girls en Floyd Bassett, Percy Hiatt,
Ethel Huffman, Ruth Lyons,
ton, with Rev. Harold Roth of joyed a variety of games.
JERRY COFFMAN
Class meetings were held Leota Worden, Laura Neal,
ficiating.
Interment was at 2 p. m. Friday, February 6, during ac Eulalia Lyons, Maggie Rapozg,
Wednesday at Prairie Ceme tivity period. Each class select and Gladys Nygaard.
ed a princess for the upcom Richard Gunn from Castro
tery near Astoria.
STAYTON
ing Sweethearts Ball. Girls se Valley, Calif., and Mrs. Betty
Home
Why Don’t You Subscribe to lected include: Senior, Janice Lobes and Mrs. Joyce Huie
769-2117
859-2552
Lewellen; Junior,
Frances of HaywarA, Calif., arrived at |
The Mill City Enterprise
Clark: Sophomore, Chris Ohrt; the home of their mother Sun-'
and Freshman, Sonja Martin. day morning, called here by
The queen will be announced the death of their father, Hob
at the Sweethearts Ball, Feb son Gunn.
ruary 21.
Ted Sims, Overseer of Ore
Seniars selected class colors gon State Grange was the
and flower. The colors for the guest speaker at Santiam Val
1970 Senior Class are blue and ley Grange Friday night. He
white and the class flower is talked on “Measures Coming
a white rose. Other business Before Congress, Revising the
discussed included; Se n i o r Constitution.” Mrs. Georgi;i
Skip, a slave sale, and loading Hays gave a report on her
chickens. The Junior Class dis , trip to the Lecturer’s confer-
cussed the dress code and the i ence, Thurhman Smith talk
J.-Sr. Prom. Sophomores made ed on Patriotism and Mrs. Bes
plans for the Sweethearts Ball. sie Hampton and June Whit
Committee reports were given ney presented a pantomime.
on decorations, refreshments,
Albert Fountain and his
Clarence Evenden
and entertainment. The Fresh mother from Willamina were
man Class discussed the dress Sunday guests at the home of
code.
Mrs. Donna Asmussen.
A Pep assembly was held
Linda Landers of Portland
Our service department is one of the finest in the area.
in the gym, following class spent the weekend at the home
meetings.
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
You can be sure that genuine parts are used in all tune-up
Orville Landers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer
jobs. Now is the best time to get your car or truck in top shape
FOR
were Saturday evening guests
SALE/
at the home of her parents,
Take advantage of his years of experience. He can tune your
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt.
Mrs. Roxie Trask of Salem
car to perfection. See us for
and her daughter, Mrs. Lois
Hassler of Portland were Sat
urday afternoon visitors at the
home of Mrs. Trask’s sister,
Mrs. Eulalia Lyons. They also
visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Loris Trask of Stay
ton Saturday evening. Mr.
Trask is a son of Mrs. Roxie
PHONE 769-2126
Trask.
KEEP YOUR IENTAI
Mrs.
Hazel
Lewis
and
her
PROPERTY PULED
daughter, Miss Beulah Lewis,
When the hot water dwindles to a trickle
WITH AN AD IN THIS were Sunday guests at the
. . it’s time for a new, automatic Na
NEWSPAPER...
home of Miss Lucille Lewis
tional water heater. That’s the time to
in Corvallis.
ANYTHING FROM
call us! You can depend on our fast,
A Friday evening visitor at
RENTING A BEDROOM
efficient installation service . . . save
the home of Mrs. Florence
TO SELLING A CLASSY Burmester was Mrs. Blanch
money, too.
RESIDENCE
Crisman of Stayton.
Mrs. Charlotte Imus is
I CAU US NOW
spending this week with rela
Licensed Plumbing and Heating Contractor
tives at Newberg.
I Mrs. Lena Baker of Stayton I
Ph. 897-2799
MUI City . Oregon
I was a Friday visitor at the
Telephone 897-2772
home of her brother. Henry
OBITUARIES’
$J00
Lettuce ... 2 heads 29c
Carrots . . . . bag 10c
Sno Boy No. 1 Potatoes 10 lbs. 49c
Chocolate Layer Cake
.
.
45c
4/$l«o
Bread
Mortens Cherry Pies
ea. 39c
Flav-R-Pac French Fries,
Crinkle Cuts or Tata Tots
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Gold-n-Soft Margarine
3 for 89c
Buddigs Smoked Meats 3 pkgs. $1.00
Pillsbury Biscuits . . pkg. 10c
Nabisco Ritz Crackers . pkg. 45c
VALENTINES
Santiam Ripples
BOB'S FOOD MARKET
Our Tune ■ up Technician
Is a man you should meet and Depend Upon for
RELIABLE SERVICE WORK
Philippi Ford
F
PRO
RfcU
HEATING/
Well Keep You
In Hot Water
DEPENDABLE SERVICE
Moffatt Plumbing and Heating Inc.
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