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Stayton
Gail Elmer and three children,
Tammie, Trisha and Trever,
of Shedd, and Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Hiatt of Lyons. The oc
casion honored the birthday an
niversaries of Mrs. Gail Elmer,
Mrs. Gladys Nygaard and Per-
cy Hiatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Downing
of Roseburg were weekend
guests at the home of his bro-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Downing.
Albert Croisant of Tillamook
and Gus Croisant of Woodburn
were Saturday dinner guests
at the Henry Croisant home.
Jim Olmstead and Jerry
Kimery were taken to Albany
Monday where they will re-
port for duty in the U. S.
Army.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miley
were their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Perkins and son, Ramie front
Tacoma, also Mr. Miley’s mo-
ther, Mrs. Violet Gilbert of Sa
lem and Miss Sharron Carder
of Albany.
A pot luck picnic supper was
A pot uck picnic supper was
held at Fishermen Bend Park
Monday night honoring, Mrs.
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Orville Downing upon her re
tirement as assistant cook at
Mari-Linn School. Present were
the school staff and their fam-
ilies, who presented Mrs.
Downing with a gift.
Sally Walton youngest dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Roberl
Walton spent several days at
the Santiam Memorial hospi
tal in Stayton for medical
treatment and tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down
ing went to The Dalles Wed
nesday night to attend grad
uation of their grandaughter
Caroline Carlton from high
school.
Ph. 769-2154
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no hunger pangs. Now revised and enlarged, this new
diet plan lets you stuff yourself with foods that were for
merly “forbidden", such as big steaks trimmed with fat,
roast or fried chicken, rich gravies, mayonnaise, lobster
swimming in butter, bacon fats, sausages and scrambled
eggs. You can eat until you are full until yon cannot
possibly eat any more. And still lose to pounds in the
first ten days plus 1'/2 pounds every two days thereafter
until your weight is down to normal. The secret behind
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body fluids. When the fat and bloat are gone you will
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plan can be obtained by sending «2 to GRAPEFRUIT
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reminder. Decide now to regain the trim, attractive fig
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ches and dinners.
Ida Catherine Free, 69, of
1145 W. Washington St., died
Saturday in a Salem nursing
home following a long illness.
Mrs. Free had lived in Stay
ton the past three years, hav
ing lived previously in Lyons
since 1946. She was a member
of the Immaculate Conception
Church, Stayton.
Surviving are widower Her
man; sons Robert, Tigard,
Lloyd, Truckee, Calif.; sister
Mrs. Kate Seig, Lyons, and oth
er brothers and sisters in Min
nesota and Wisconsin.
Rosary was at 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday at Weddle Funeral
Home with mass at 10 a. in.
Wednesday at Staytsn Catho
lic Church. Interment was in
Ct. Mary’s Cemetery.
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$4.00 per Year
Yes 22,655; No 10,916.
New Constitution
Yes 12,032: No 22,674.
State Pollution Bonds
Yes 21,195; No 13,707.
19-Year-Old Vote
Yes 13,955; No 22,633.
Unofficial returns of the Pri
1ED Financing
mary Election in Linn County
Yes 12,315; No 22,101.
from all of the county’s 105
STATE SENATOR
precincts are presented below.
Republican Pos No. 1: Robert
Figures enclosed in parenth
16,619.
eses are ballots cast far unop- Elfstrom
Republican Pos. No. 2: Wal
posed candidates in the partj
lace Carson, Jr. 15,978.
primary.
Democrat Pos. No. 1: Keith
LINN COUNTY
Burbidge 9,765.
Governor
Democrat Pos. No. 2: Tom
DEMOCRAT: Pearl (525); Bachelder 8,998; Hartley Camp
Straub (4,989); Baxter (146); bell 4459.
Hansen (673); Holdiman (659); STATE KEPRESEN TATI V E
Morris (242); Probst (521); Yeg-
Republican Pos. No. 1: Wal
ge (29).
ter Collett 6.997; Glenn Kleen
REPUBLICAN: McCall (4,- 5,464; Jena Schlegel 6,085.
209); Gigler (1,099): Wampler
Republican Pos. No. 2: Mor
(1,563).
ris Crothers 16,090.
LABOR COMMISSIONER
Republican Pos. No. 3: .Jack
DEMOCRAT: Nilsen (6,324). Anunsen 16,688.
REPUBLICAN:
Knudson
Republican Pos. No. 1. Sam
(3,300); Page (4,021).
Brown 4,822; Norma Paulus
SUPT. OF INSTRUCTION 16,822; Tex Shively 3,467.
NON-PARTISAN:
Bockel-
Democrat Pos. No. 1: Vern
man
(3,265); Parnell (7,819); Tupper 11,200.
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Smets
(1,907).
Democrat Pos No. 2: Pat
:
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE Wahl 11,392.
DEMOCRAT: Ullman (7,069)
Democrat Pos. No. 3: Robert
REPUBLICAN: Thoren (5,- Bentley 6,367; Betty Rademak- '
651).
er 6,137.
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SUPREME COURT
Democrat Pos. No. 4: Mike |
NON-PARTISAN: Bryson Dye 7,467.
(6,790): Sloan (6,942).
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
APPEALS COURT NO. 1
Respublican Pos. No. 1: Hen-1
NON-PARTISAN: Langtry ry Carson 15,687.
(10,845); Lenske (3.864).
Republican Pos. No. 2: Hen
APPEALS COURT NO. 5 ry Mattson 14.572.
NON-PARTISAN: Branch
Democrat Pos. No. 2: Melvin
field
(4.931): Thornton (7,741.) Clemens 7.611; Bill Ringnalda
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STATE MEASURES
5,075.
1— state c'nstruction bonds-
BALLOT MEASURES
Yes 4,522: No 9.667.
Marion County Tax Base:
. 2— -Repeal “white foreigner” I - Yes 11,812; No 22,406.
Yes 8.883; No 5,438.
Mosquito Control Levy: Yes
3— Revised constitution: Yes 20,017, No 14,406.
4,401;
No 10.375.
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. 4— Pollution control bonds; Phillips Receives
Yes 6,992: No 7,606.
5— 19-year-old vote: Yes 5,- First Place Award
569: No 10,670.
LYONS — Mr. and Mrs.1
6— School property tax Wayne Phillips received word
equalization:
Yes 4,777; No 9, from their son, Gene Phillips,
1
886
of Seattle, who is first line
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STATE SENATOR
supervisor in the sub-assembly
DEMOCRAT: Huston (6,658) wire shop of Boeing Air Craft,
REPUBLICAN: Fosdick (2,- that he had received first place
941);
MacPherson (3,943).
in cost improvement catego r-j
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STATE REP. No. 1
ies.
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DEMOCRAT: Byers (6172).
His idea eliminated 340 wire
REPUBLICAN: Detering (6,- rework records which had to I
294).
be processed weekly to keep |
STATE REP. NO. 2
the form board up to date. It
DEMOCRAT: Bohard (4,- will bring an estimated $1.5
987).
million cost saving to the com-1
REPUBLICAN: Gwinn (6,- pany during 1970. Phillips was
well rewarded; he, with Mrs.
212).
CO. COMMISSIONER
Phillips, was complimented |
DEMOCRAT: Freitag (1,185) with a banquet. Mrs. Phillips
Ingram (3,525); Wood (2,475). is the daughter of Mr. and
REPUBLICAN: Cale (2,703); Mrs. William Prichard.
Whitaker (3,939).
CO. CLERK
DEMOCRAT: Riley (6,690).
Frum (6,-
REPUBLICAN: “
005).
MARION COUNTY
CONGRESS, 2nd DISTRICT
DEMOCRAT: Al Ullman 8,
828.
REPUBLICAN: Everett
Thoren 9,523.
GOVERNOR
DEMOCRAT: L. B. Baxter
182; Gracie Hansen 1,048; Al
Holdiman 699, James Gordon
Morris 211; Art Pearl 1,398; E.
Allen Probst 436; Robert Straub
11,425; M. A. Yegge 97.
REPUBLICAN: Andrew
Gigler 1,374; Tom McCall 15,-
102; Robert Wampler 3,151.
LABOR COMMISSIONER
DEMOCRAT: Norman Nil-
sen 12,391.
REPUBLICAN: Robert G.
Knudson 8,262; Ancel Page 7,-
810.
Librarian Reports
New Books at Library
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LYONS—Seventy new books
have been added to the Lyons
Library since the first of the
year according to Mrs. Flor I
ence Darling, librarian, at their
meeting Monday evening.
For girls from 5th to Sth
grade: Dana Girl’s Mysteries
and Nancy Drew Mysteries. |
For boys, Tom Swift’s junior'
Science and Fiction. There are'
14 new books for the Kinder-1
garten through the third grade.1
Also hobby and crafts to be
made with throw-away, also
Indian crafts. For adults, patio
furniture, motor books 1970
and auto repairs.
SUPT. PUB. INSTRUCTION
Tom Bockelman 10,903: Dale
Parnell 21,920; Robert Smets
1,079.
SUPREME COURT
Dean Bryson 11,398; Gordon
Sloan 20,113.
COURT OF APPEALS
Position No. 1
Virgil Langtry 20,333; Reub
en Lenske 8,519.
PERSONAL STATIONERY
Position No. 5
LETTERHEADS
Edward Branchfield 14,851;
Robert Thornton 19,245.
MEASURES
State Building Bonds
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ENVELOPES
Yes 14,392: No 19,762.
White Foreigner Section
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SOAP and SUDS
LAUNDRY
ENCLOSURES
BUSINESS CARDS
BOOKLETS
ACCOUNTING FORMS
RULED FORMS
OPEN 6 a. m. to 8 p. m.
INVOICES
Pete and Fern Decker
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GRAPEFRUIT DIET
PUBLISHERS
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CALGARY 6. ALBERTA
Linn and Marion
County Vote Results
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City Enterprise, Thursday, June 4, 1970 burg. Mr and Mrs. Orville
•-------------------------------------- Downing of Lyons, Mrs. Doug-
and family of Vancouver, Earl | las Barrow, Mr. and Mrs.
BeeLsey of Kent Wn., Mr. and | Richard Boedigheimer. Miss
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Mrs. *'
Herbert
Mays cf ~
Portland. Linda Nydegger and Tony Sil-
By Eva Bressler
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye bemagel of Stayton. Cake and
Friday evening guests i at spent several days with rela ice cream were served honor
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van tives in Cottage Grove last ing Linda Nydegger on her
Prichard, were Mr. and Mrs. week.
graduation fr m Stayton High.
W. B. Gibson, Mrs. E. E. Bene
Rev. Cyril Dorsett, District
Mrs. Leona Gunn has re
dict, Mrs. H. E. Smith and turned home after spending superintendent of Salem was
Miss Cathy Prichard of Port the past three months with rel in charge of the Charge Confer
land, Mrs. Martha Phelps, Miss atives in California.
ence that was held following
Opal Phelps of Longview Wn.,
Mrs. Effie Nydegger of Stay the regular morning services
Mrs. Delbert Reed of Wood ton was a Friday overnight at the United Methodist Church
bum, Bill Prichard of Corval guest at the home of her son Sunday morning.
lis, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olm-
and family from Lincoln City, Mrs. Cletus Nydegger. Other I stead and fur children from
Mrs. Nona Ambrose of Seattle, evening guests were Mr. and Auburn, Wn., were weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gasperetti Mrs. Roy Downing of Rose- guests at the home of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm
stead.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Gladys Nygaard
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry El
We Have A Brand New Supply Of
mer of Albany; Mr. and Mrs.
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