LYO MEHAMA ing and picnic was held at the from Longview, Wash., were John Neal Memorial Park. At­ recent visitors at the home of Services will be 10:30 a.m. tending were Mr. and Mrs. her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Van Thursday at Weddle mortuary, By Eva Brenwlrr Mrs. John Teeters Hershel Culwell and family, Prichard. Rev. Byron Pickering officiat­ Mr. Walter Barlow and chil­ Mr. Mrs. Raymond Branch re­ ing. Interment will be in Eu­ and Mrs. Ray Short, Mr. Mrs. John McClurg is now dren, Margaret, Fred and and Mrs. Louis Marceira and convalescing at home follow­ turned home the first of the gene. The family suggests Lyle from Bremerton, Wash., family, and Mrs. Nelson ing major surgery at the Sal- month from a week’s vacation memorial contributions to the spent a week at the home of Marceira, Mr. trip when she accompanied her Estarl Fund. all from Salem, Mr. em Memorial hospital. his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Er­ and Mrs. Dennis son’s family, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Mr. Visiting at the home of nest Schiewek. Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cul­ am Mrs. John Kokstis are Mr. Dean Branch, Denice and LLOYI) B. HARRIS Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shuck well and family from Bend, an J Mrs. Peter Houge and son David of Salem on a camping Funeral services were held and daughter, Miss Elma Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Culwell from Madison, Wis. and trip to British Columbia. They at Dallas last Saturday at the Shuck attended the Shuck, and family, Mr. and Mrs. How­ Dean Mrs. Joe Kokstis from Pren­ also visited with relatives in Bollman mortuary for Lloyd Jones and Heater reunion at ard Naue, Mrs. Lydia Culwell tice, Washington a few days. Wis. B. Harris, 72, of 321 Washing­ Newberg City Park, Sunday, from Lyons and Mr. Roe. Recent weekend guests at ton St., Dallas, who passed Mrs. Myrtle Ayers is now at August 9. Miss Elma Shuck the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Carrie Naue of Salem, the home of her son, Mr. and away on Wednesday at a Dal­ Good Eating pound was chairman of the event. former Lyons resident, spent Mrs. William Ayers of Meha­ Shafer were Judge and Mrs. las hospital. Mr. P. R. Roe from Stroud, a several Donald Quayle. He is the su ­ days here visiting rel­ ma following several days at Mr. Harris worked in the of­ Okla., is visiting at the home atives and She was a the Salem General hospital for perior court judge of Alameda i fice of the Hammond Lumber of his sister, Mrs. Lydia Cul­ guest at the friends. County, Calif. of Mr. and medical treatment and tests. Company in Mill City for a well. Sunday a family gather- Mrs. Donald home Mrs. Lee Brant and four number of years. He was born , Naue. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Flood Mrs. Effie Anderson has re­ formerly of Seattle, Wash., are children of Macleay were Fri­ in Minnesota and also lived in I turned from a three weeks’ va­ visiting at the home of her day afternoon guests at the Washington. He moved to I cation trip to Owen, Wis. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. home of her mother, Mrs. Jen­ Dallas in 1943. He was man­ nie Moe. While there she attended a re­ and Mrs. Barton Sledge. ager of the office of Willam­ Mr. and Mrs. Orphus Grif­ ette Industries until his re­ union of her high school class Glenn Julian has returned of 1934. It had been 18 years home from the Salem Memor­ fiths of Cashmere, Wash., were tirement in 1962. since she was last there. ial hospital after spending 45 guests July 31 and August 1 Mrs. George Flook of Mill Mrs. Martha Phelps and days there with a broken leg. at the home of his brother and City was a sister-in-law and Si daughter. Miss Opal Phelps Mrs. Myrtle Ayers was tak­ sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ ■ Flook a nephew. Both attend­ en to the Salem General hos­ vin Griffiths. Also visiting last ed the 1:30 p.m. services Sat­ Large, Firm, Red Ripe Slicers _ !re __ r pital for medical treatment week at the Griffiths was Mrs. urday which were conducted J Alma Lust of Alameda, Kans­ by Rev. John B. MacDonald. I and tests. Sandy Landers has returned as and Mrs. Grace Griffiths of Interment was in the Miller j from the Santiam Memorial Wichita. Kansas. cemetery at Scio. Mrs. G. V. Christensen and Survivors include the widow, I hospital after several days for Bonnie and Mrs. Don Engdahl, Lillian of Dallas, one son, John medical treatment. Mrs. John McClurg, who was Erik. Jane and Garth visited Harris of Gaston; one sister, taken to the Salem Memorial during the weekend at the D. Lydia Luader of Corvallis and one brother, Lillard Harris of hospital last week, underwent C. Hughes home at Knappa. Dinner guests Thursday eve­ Portland. Buy 10 Pounds and Save major surgery Monday of this ning, August 6 at the home of week. Mr. and Mrs. Harris had ob- Mr and Mrs. Earl Allen re- Mrs. Arthur Anderson were served their golden wedding 1 turned Monday after spending Mrs. James Versteeg of Turn­ anniversary in July. er and Mrs. Jack Anderson, a week at Crane Praire. 8th and Main Lyons, Oregon | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Down- Charles, Martin, Mark and ; er with their son-in-law and Marci of Brookings. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1 I OiH>nlander and two children, I of McMinnville, spent the week 1 end at Three Creeks Lake near By Boots Champion the Sisters. It has been reported that Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard iLloyd Baker has been released | were in Seattle, Washington from Salem Memorial hospital1 Char Steaks — Chicken — Sandwiches the last of the week to attend and reportedly is recuperating' funeral services for her neph- at his home in Portland. Baker i STAYTON — Edythe M. Lov ­ I ew- was seriously injured in a two-1 I Mrs Florence Darling is ell, 55, 260 Locust St., died car accident on the Breiten-j i spending this week at Bay City Monday in a Salem hospital bush road July 18. with friends. Mrs. Robert. Jobe following surgery. Mr. anti Mrs. Alfred Schulz j is in charge of the City Li­ She had lived in Stayton 25 brary during her absence. years after coming from Port­ of Albany, occupants of the | land. She was past worthy ma­ other car were also hospitaliz­ 12 oz. can'’ tron of Eastern Star here and ed with injuries. j a member of Business & Pro­ Reports indicated they have fessional Women’s Club of also been released from the Open Daily from 10 A, M. to 8 p. m. Stayton. hospital. The Lovells are well known ■ Leaving for her home at Tif­ We Are Closed on Tuesdays in this area. He was formerly ton, Iowa, Sunday following employed at Girods Market. a visit at the home of Mr. and Survivors include widower Mrs. Jake Williams, was Mrs. DOLLAR STEAK EVERY DAY Omey; daughters Mrs. Regil Fred Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Land, Mrs. Glenn Julian Jr., Moore formerly owned and op­ HAVE KITCHEN — WILL CATER both of Eugene; brother M. L. erated the Richfield Service Martin, Bakersfield, Calif.; five Station at Mill City. Strawberry, Grape, Blackberry and The event will be sponsored by the mothers of the Deanha | Apricot-Pineapple 1 Kindergarten. Proceeds will be used to purchase kindergar­ ten school materials. Mr. and Mrs. Len Davis re­ Nabisco Oreo 19 oz. ceived a letter from Bill Cow­ drey, who recently underwent surgery for the removal of a lung at a Los Angeles hospital. He has been released from the Kerr Canning Jars and Lids hospital and is convalescing at the home of his brother and Kodite Freezing Bags & Plastic Containers * family in Los Angeles. MCP Pectin Certo Parawax | Previous to his surgery he was employed as a sawyer at Kerr Home Canning Boole Stuckart Lumber Co., Idanha. He plans to return to this Prices effective August 13, 14, 15, 1970 area around the last of this month, his letter suites. The social room of the Idan­ ha Fire Hall will be the set­ ting Thursday, August 20 for Phone 859-2494. a benefit pot-luck luncheon Lyons, Oregon ' J Oregon Grown Chicken Sweetheart Franks lb. 69c Farmers Bacon it's good Log Scale Books 49c lb. only Good Fresh Liver lb. The Enterprise Tomatoes SPREAD THE WORD Shasta Rosa Plums Yellow Onions, 4 lbs. U. S. No. 2 Potatoes l T b- 1AC Chef Penny Reynolds Now Operating Bernie's Char-Broiler DETROIT IDANHA 25 Years of Experience OBITUARIES ON THE MENU 2 lbs. 39c for only 29c 59’ Gravenstein Apples 4 lbs. 49c Bushel 3.59 Canning Peaches Are Ready By the Bushel, Box or Lug Sunbeam Apple Strudel Raspberry Jelly Roll Featuring Open Buffet Heavenly Food at Down to Earth Prices 49c Frozen SnoBoy Orange Juice Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $4.00 per Year Read it Every Week 73c 53c 39c' SnoBoy Lemonade, 4,12 oz. cans $1: Mayflower Cottage Cheese, pt. 29c j Alice Love Jam 2 lb. jar 79c i Here are some little mings thinqs lime you can do tole Oregon livable < Kick your car’s smoking habit All cars contribute to air pollu­ tion. But if your car smokes, it compounds the problem. Get it fixed. Drive less. Contrary to what you may think, 60% of the air pol­ lution in Oregon cities is caused by people driving cars. You can help clear the air by driving less. Share rides more. Use public transportation more. Drive fewer horses. Maybe there’s no public transportation where you live, and you have to drive your own car. But do you really need all that horsepower to get where you’re go­ ing? Fewer horses pump out a lot less pollution. Spend a few bucks for the environment you enjoy. Support tax and bond measures designed to improve Oregon’s environ- ** ment. Support tax incentives that encourage firms to main­ tain the quality of our environment. Limit open burning. Observe burning regulations. This is simply a matter of common sense. On smoggy days you shouldn’t bum trash because it just makes the smog that much worse. Let litter bug you. Don’t let litter lie around. If it’s yours, take it with you. If it’s somebody else’s, make the big sacrifice and pick it up. Worry a little. Don’t put this problem out of your mind. It’s your problem. So anytime you see an abuse of Oregon’s environ­ ment, report it. Let your local or state government people know about it. 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