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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1971)
Mr. anti Mrs. Harry Monroe | Council dance to be held Fri- 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 10, 1971 1-.. --------- ».---- .. ---------- .—---------------------------------------------------------- —----- ------ —— spent the Memorial Dav week- day. Wednesday, the G A A met the home of Mr. and — Mrs. — Fred -1 end on a trip Jirough Eastern after school to join in Santi- Lindemann, and Sunday even Oregon and to Wells in Ne am ’s favorite sport — Tiger ing guests at the home of Mrs. vada and home through Idaho. Ball. After a hour and a half Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long By Eva Bressler Eulalia Lyons, helping her Mrs. Ruth Lyons was host celebrate her birthday anni fellow of Everett, Wn., arrived of playing, a pot luck dinner ess for the Wednesday after versary. Others present were Friday, June 4, for a week’s got underway. During the noon card club for her party Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill of Al visit at the home of his mo course of the evening elections held at the home of Mrs. Eu bany. Mrs. Roxie Trask of Sa ther, Mrs. William Longfellow, of officers took place. Karen lalia Lyons with potluck din lem, Mrs. Clyde Lewis of Lyons with her parents in Mill City, Davis, president; Betsy LaMun- ner held at 12:30. For the last and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linde and with other relatives in the yan, vice president; Jenny Chance, secretary;; Sonja Mar area. meeting until fall, 500 was in man, also of Lyons. tin, treasurer, and Nancy Mrs. Jim Zomes of North play following the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bur High score was held by Gladys mester and daughter, Janet, of Bend returned home Sunday. More, Points Chairman. Many of Santiam’s students Nygaard, second high Leota Scio, were Monday dinner May 30. after a few day’s visit Worden and low by Alma Olm guests at the home of Mrs. with relatives and friends here. were honored Thursday night Guests Sunday, at the Bruce as awards were given for out stead. Others attending were Florence Burmester. The oc- Bea Hiatt, Rachael Olmstead, casion honored the birthday Matthis home were Mr. and standing achievement through Bernice Bridges, Katie Sieg, anniversary of Mrs. Richard Mrs. Ed Hart and Mr. and out the year. The Future Teachers of Am Mrs. Richard Weaver of Sa- Bertha Allen, Eulalia Lyons, Burmester. erica held their elections Fri Margaret Kunkle and Juanita dinner lem. Friday evening Mrs. E. J. Hughes and Mrs. day. Their officers for next Davis. guests at the home of Mr. and are: Paul Freeman, pre Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett Mrs. Earl Allen were Mr. and M. V. Frame spent a couple of year sident; Karen Davis, vice pre days last week at the Orval and three children from Pierre,____ ___ _____ Mrs. Cecil Bassett and three sident; Debbie Bamhardt. se S. D. are guests at the home of: children, David, Mark, and Greer home at Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Flanagan cretary-treasurer. his father, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I Maryanne and a lady friend Sherry’ Richards was elected daughter, Shannon Bassett. They will also visit from South Dakota, Debra and, president of Pep Club for 1972. other relatives while here. Norton from Coos Bay, and brought his father Jack Flan- Jackie Clark will be vice-presi Mr. and Mrs. Meyard Burris Mrs. Floyd Bassett of Lyons. agan home Saturday after the dent: Coco Grant, secretary; from Redondo Beach, Ca., were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down elder Mr. Flannagan had spent Iris Hampton, treasurer, and recent guests at the home of ing spent several days last two weeks at his son’s home Chris Ohrt, points chairman. Mr. and Mrs. John McPheet- week in Crescent City, Ca. in Seattle. During activity period Fri ers. They were guests at the home day the induction of Student Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper of her son-in-law and daughter, Body Officers for 1972 took from Walla Walla, Wn., have Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown. place. purhased the ARCO station While there they attended By Patty McClintock Friday night "Unde Don I from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin graduation of their grandson, Wright” from KGW was the (Intended for Last Week) Sieg and took over the business Dennis Brown. The Student Council met DJ present at the annual Free June 1. Mr. Sieg’s plans are in Tuesday during second period Dance sponsored by the Stu definite. in the library, An evaluation dent Council. Mrs. Alex Bodeker is attend was given of the Junior Var ing the Oregon-Idaho United sity Cheerleader’s car wash. It Mrs. John Teeters Methodist Conference held in was rated okay, Committees Fwr Quality Job Printing call Salem this week. Mrs. Bode Mrs. Jennie Moe, Mrs. Larry were formed for the Student The Entei prise, 897-2772. ker is a delegate from the local Kimsey and daughter, Mary and Alice Brant were in Van United Methodist hurch. Weekend guests at the home couver, Wn., Saturday, May of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roy and 28 to attend the wedding of family were Mr. and Mrs. Wil Mrs. Moe’s grandson, James liam Frye and family from As Kornmann. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Castle of toria. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Bilyeu Dale visited old friends and were in Corvallis Sunday to former neighbors here May 29 attend graduation at OSU, when they were on their way where their son, Larry Bilyeu, home from Salem, Where they had been visiting relatives. graduated in Science. Willard Johnson of Maple Mr. and Mrs. Ed Castle from Dale, visited friends in Lyons ton visited Tuesday, June 1, and Mehama last week. They with his mother, Mrs. Harley were Sunday dinner guests at Johnson. EASTGATE MOTORS INC. 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