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7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 9, 1970 CHURCH HEWS LYONS ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Prich ard and son, Bill of Clatskanie visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard Mon day. She also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jame3 Silbernagle. Mr. and Mrs. J. Glen Julian Canyon Conservative Baptist Rev. Robert Lathrop and their son and daughter-in- Services in New Church law and family are spending Sunday school 9:45 a. m. the week in Desert Springs. Morning Worship 11 a. in California. Training Hour, 6:00 P. Mm. Wednesday evening Bible Evening Service, 7 o’clock, tudy and prayer time 7 p. in By Era Breanler t Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sieg, who were here to attend the funeral of his brother, Donald Sieg, left for their home in Milwaukee, Wis., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hayward of Portland visited last Wed nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg. Mrs. Carrie Naue of Salem spent the weekend here with her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Naue and Mr. and Mrs. How ard Naue. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye were among friends attending the reception at Falls City Sunday honoring Rev. R. A. Feenstra who has completed 50 years in the ministry. He is at present pastor of the Falls City Methodist church. He was a pastor in Lyons for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frame in Veneta. Mrs. Frame, who is a cousin of Mr. Johnston is very ill. Improvements at the City hall and Library building and grounds are being made. The sidewalks and curbing have been completed with blacktop ping in the back and lawn on the North and East side to do. The council discussed remov ing the partition in the front part of the building to make room for entertainments and business meetings, which can be closed off with folding doors. The West end of main street will be repaired and graveled. The budget committee will meet and adopt the budget. Houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Naue ov er the weekend were her sis ter, Mrs. Richard Lucas and daughter Pat of Roseburg, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Holget, niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan of Sheridan, his mother, Mrs. Oscar Naue of Salem and his sister, Mrs. Dave Mills of Le- banon. Mrs. Borace Lastiwka of Ed- mondton, Alberta with her par- Koffee Klatchers W Name of Team L Western Auto ......... . 33 19 Walton’s Grocery ... . 32 20 Lowers & Holm .... .. 32 20 1st. Federal ............. . 30 22 U. S. Bankers ........ .. 27 Bob & Bill’s ............ .. 25 27 Santiam Cable ........ .. 25 27 Gene’s Meat Mkt. ... . 24 28 Girod’s .................... . 22 30 Ray’s Drug ............. . 21 31 Salem Trophv ........ . 21 31 No. Santiam Lanes.. .. 20 32 HIG Bonnie Krecklow 209, HIS Dorothy Nye 504; HIG Santiam Cable 980, HTS Low ers & Holm 2783. Stayton Invitational W Name of Team L No. San. Real Estate 28 16 Mel Round Truck. 2514 18% Lierman’s Insurance 21 20 Frank Lumber Co. 2314 2014 Green Veneer Inc. .. 22 22 Cedar Lumber Co. . . 20 24 Ron Bentz & Assoc. 1814 2514 Stay. Sports & Hob. 1414 2914 HTS North Santiam Real Estate 1656, HTG Mel Round Trucking 584. HIS Lil Meeker 542, HIG Dee Stephen 211. 49* Smoked Picnics Chicken Wings Chicken Parts . . Legs, Breasts and Thighs. . lb. 35c E Lb. Sweetheart Skinless Franks pkg. 49c California Navel Oranges $3.59 box 8 Lbs. $1.00 Lettuce ... 2 heads 29c Yellow Onions . . 2 lbs. 29c Carrotts ... 3 bags 29c Fresh Pure Orange Juice quart 39c Nalleys—Beef Sloppy Joes B.B.Q. Sauce 15 oz. 49c Pillsbury Biscuits 10* Package Pheasant Elberta Peaches 4 2'/j Cans $1.00 "W Powers Salt Water Taffy 1 lb, 6 oz. bag 89c Flav-R-Pac Peas and Corn 10oz.pkg. 6 pkgs. $1 Mortons Dinners Ezicfo ••••••• Chicken, Beef, Turkey, Salsbury Steak Bear Claws . pkg, of 8 49c Potato Bread large loaf 3 for 99c Gold-N-Soft Margarine 3 lb. tubs 89c Mayflower Low Fat Yogurt 8oz. cup 25c FERRY-MORSE SEEDS Yellow and White Onion Sets Yellow and White Onion Plants Prices Effective through April 9, 10, 11, 1970 BOB'S FOOD MARKET Phone 859-2494 1015 Main St Lyons. Oregon A Salem Scene I 'W4L Special Session Question Likely Campaign Issue doiit have to , HOWL you Zimmerman by Jack Zimmerman duce taxes. In 1963 voter refusal of an income tax increase referral threaten«! a revenue deficit and legislators were called to solve the problem. Interesting- i ly enough, the feared deficit1 didn’t materialize and observ ers like to cite that event as a time when the infinite wis dom of the voters surpassed that of the Legislature. The one-man one-vote decision prompted a special session in 1965 and Oregon’s Congression al Districts were realligned. The special session in 1967 wrestl«! for 23 days to achieve property tax relief—and failed. Only twice, in 1898 and 1920, have Oregon governors flown in the face of tradition and called a special session in an election year. But whether there is one this year or not is politically moot. The Issues— save the now eas«i adoption problem, likely will be with us until all the votes are cast next fall. It would appear—on the sur face at least, that the fuss in voicing pros and cons of a special legislative session this year have ended. But despite the current lull, the issue is likely to emerge again as campaigns intensify Free Methodist Church prior to the primary and gen North .Mill City eral elections. Rev. John De.Main Traditionally, governors are 10.00 a. m. Sunday Schsol 11 a. m. Morning Worship. reluctant to call a special ses 6 p. m. Eveninb Worship. sion during an election year, lest the minority party use it as a sounding board to empha- Seventh Day Adventist size real or imagined short- 8. W. Ivy St. Mill City comings of the party power. R. G. Letcher, Pastor The major reasons for consid 11 a. m. Worship service. 7 p. m. Wednesday prayer ering a special session still remain in the minds of many meeting. however, and it’s doubtful Ore gon Democrats will let the St. Patrick’s Parish Rev. Bernard Neuman, Paster lack of a session die quietly. Lvons On the other hand, many Re Mass: 1st. 2nd and 5th Sunday publicans believe the reasons at 10:30 a. m. Gov. Tom McCall opted to a- Mass 3rd and 4th Sunday a’ void the special session were 8:30 a. m. not adequately explained to the people. And in the heat of the LYONS UNITED controversy, current status of Mrs. John Teeters METHODIST CHURCH one deeply emotional reason Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart 8th and Ash St. for calling lawmakers back to of Sherwood visited Monday. Phone 859-2540 work went virtually unnoticed. March 30 at the home of Mrs. Richard Sly, Student Minister Under the present Constitu Julius Titze and with Mrs. Welcomes you to come as tion, only the governor can James Richmond and Tony. you are. call legislators back to work Mrs. J. J. Doerfler of Salem Sunday School at 10 a .m. between regular sessions. Gov. spent several days last week The Church in Worship 11 McCall, though he seriously at their place here. considered such a step, decided Guests during the past week i The Church of Jesus Christ against the special session on end at the home of Mrs. E. J. I of Latter Day Saints advice from leaders of both Hughes and Mrs. M. V. Frame Richard W. Wells, House and Senate. were Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Branch President—585-4442 Major publicity focused on Hughes and children, Cindy j Meetings at Stayton Branch Chapel - Westown Subdivison the welfare deficit and a leg Sehryl, Bill and Laurie of i Priesthood Meetings ....... 9:00 islative boo-boo that prevents Knappa and Mr. and Mrs. Or- Sunday School .......... 10:30 counties from taking their nor val Greer of Leaburg. Sacrament Meeting .... 6:00 mal” six per cent budgetary The Mehama Firemen were' Relief Society Tuesday 7:30 increase for three years. called ____ to the Orville Speer MIA Wednesday ......... 7:30 I Another reason—and the one , home above town by a flue Primary Thursday ___ 4:30 that has virtually disappeared fire Saturday morning. There, without the fanfare it deserves, was minor damage. ST CHRISTOPHER MISSION is a Supreme Court decision Sunday guests at the home| Detroit last fall threatening validity of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe | Saturday Mass at 7 p. m. in of the so-called agency adop were Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Roble, | stead of 11 a. m. Sundays. tions. A mighty clamour arose Wendy, Marcy and Jenny of Holy Day and First Friday following the decision and Stayton and Mrs. G. D. Bilyeu 5:30 P. M- Detroit some adherrents favored a of Lebanon. Mrs. Robert Myers is recov-l special session for that reason St. Catherine's Catholic ering satisfactorily from re- ( alone. Masses Every Sunday At any rate, the adoption cent foot surgery. 9:00 A. M. A family dinner was held problem is no longer a factor. Holy Day and First Friday Legislative leaders were infor Tuesday evening, March 31 at 7:30 P. M. med by Atty. Gen. Lee John the home of Mr. and Mrs. ! son that a subsequent Supreme Walter Johnson to honor his First Christian Cburch Court decision early this year brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Minister Charles E. Fultz. tended to take the heat off and Mrs. Merle Johnson who Bible School, 9:45 a. m. 11 a. m. Sermon Topic is: temporarily. And agencies and were visiting here from Merlin. ‘'Putting Off and Putting On”. persons involved are now Present for the dinner were Evening service at 7 p. m.: drafting corrective legislation Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, Bible Study each Wednesday for the next regular session Mr. and Mrs. Merle Johnson, 10:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. at to solve the problem perman- Merlin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Jan, Vicki, Carla and ently. the Church. Meanwhile, when the two Dale. Mrs. Harley Johnson recent Mill City Community Church biggest reasons emerge again Rev. Donald L. Dishong, Pastor as campaign issues, it would ly returned home from a trip be well to remember some of to Vale where she accompan FuU Gospel the factors that influenced the ied her son-in-law and daugh Sunday School 10:00 A. M. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Down Morning Worship UK» A. M. McCall decision. Both Senate Pres. E. D. er. They visit«! with numer Eveuing Service 7 :30 P. M. Wednesday Evening 7.30 P. M. “Debbs” Potts and House Spea ous relatives while there. ker Robert F. Smith declared Everyone welcome. flatly the governor’s cutting of effectively deals with the wel Mill City Presbyterian Sunday Sihool at 9:45 a. m. fare crisis for the present. The Morning Worship Service state spending without emas at 11 a. m. Sermon topic: culating worth-while programs Nursery through adult classes. flexibility o f gubernatorial powers in this respect were favored over any rigid legisla Aaaetnbly of God Lyons, Oregon tive activity. Mill City Enterprise Potts and Smith firmly be Mill City, Oregon Dougina Mentie, Paator Phone 859-3364 lieve counties are not in as ,To The Editor: Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Today, April 4th, I had oc deep a financial hole as firs» Morning Wonhip, 11:00 a. m. reported because of the error casion to stop and talk to Mrs. Evening Service, 7:00 p. m. that deprived them of the six Trout who was leading a group Wednesday evening Middle per cent increase. The Legis of Campfire girls busily gath Week Service, family night. lature also removed the wel ering debris along Kingwood fare payment burden from the and who "hoped to reach Gates Idanha Community Church counties and this they believe before we are through.” Fur Rev. Orville Swindler, Pastor should more than make up the ther questions uncover«] the Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. temporary loss of the six per information that adult civic Morning Service, 11:00 a. m cent increase. Taken together, groups were part of the pro Youth Fellowship, 5:00 p. m the two factors result in a $19 ject to transport the accumula Bible Study, Wednesday 7:30 million net benefit for the tion to a place of disposal. p. m. The experience gives me an counties. “Be that as it may,” they other reason to be glad I Our Lady of Lourdes Parish said, “those counties which i chose to retire In Mill City Jordan find themselves in fiscal hot I like the back road to Gates' In Lyons water this year can submit and appreciate the effort of Mau 3rd and 4th Sunday M their budgets to the voters— these groups to improve Its ap day at 8:30 a. m. they can follow the gover pearance. Mass: 1st, 2nd. and 5th Sun or L. C. Engelen nor’s excellent example on the day. Rt. 1, Box 137 state level by cutting spend Lyons, Oregon ing.” Meanwhile, Gov. McCall is 2nd and 4th Thursday are. 7 standing pat on his decision Restaurant Rrosposed p. m. W. M. Cl Youth Service He does l ot now s«- .«?«i for Near Stayton on 22 or C, A’l. 8:30 Sunday even- a special scssio-.—but is wait ing for final tabulation of tax Plans for construction of a IhW- returns in May before taking $250,000 restaurant at the Stay Gates Community Church ton-Sublimity interchange on further action. 10 a. m. Sunday school. Oregon's stolons have been Highway 22 were revealed last 11 a. m. Worship service. called into special session 14 Thursday. times in the state’s history; To be named The Mark I, the Detroit Chnrrh of Christ Sunday School. 10:00 a. m. 12 times in this century. They restaurant is planned by The Morning Worship. 11 o’clock. were reconvened three times Mark I, Inc, which operates Come and Worship With Us. in the last decade and some The Mark Restaurant in Wood observers use the proliferation bum. of special sessions as an argu The Stayton facility is to fea ment in favor of annual ses ture two large banquet rooms and have a seating capacity of sions. The Depression and myriad 250 persons. attendant fiscal woes caused Clarence Frederickson, Sal two special sessions in 1933 em secretary • treasurer of the Destruction of the Capitol corporation, said Thursday that Building by fire prompt«! a final plans are awaiting ap special session in 1935. In 1957 proval of liquor license and failure of the Legislature to necessary zoning. remove a surtax resulted in a The proposed site is on top revenue surplus and lawmak of the hill at the southwest ' ers went back to Salem to re comer of the interchange. when ■you use the MEHAMA LETTERS TO THE IRITOR Subscribe to The Mill Cify Enterprise S4.00 per Year Some mowers you start (maybe) witii a TWIST, a Jerrrrr k. a KICK or a ^taPCf □ ^ 1970 TORO KEY-LECTRItt a great new start It’s available on any model you want to go with. Imagine, you start with a key! And you can start at $134.95* (19” KEY- LECTRIC) or move up all the way to the 21" POW-R-DRIVE with KEY-LECTRIC starter ($194.95*). 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