Mrs. Donald Sheythe. girls'
Mr. and Mrs. Everett IJtke
counselor at Santiam High
School, as well as director of
the choir at the Presbyterian
Church, has been reported as
ill at her home the past month.
Presbyterian Minister | Mr. and Mrs. B. Shuck 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 21, 1972
Observe 60th
Wedding Anniversary
LYONS — Open house was rumpapumpum
spent last week in Olympia
babysitting their two grand To Retire In December
children while their parents,
Dr. William Gamble, pastor,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake, Jr.
were in Oakland, Calif, to at at-large from Tigard. Ore. who .
tend funeral services of a rela has filled the pulpit of hte Mill
City Presbyterian Church and
J. C. Kimmel has been able tive.
acted as advisor to the Session
to be out around town follow
Sp. 5 and Mrs. Frank tlain- ing his recent heart attack,
Lyons Beauty Korner now and members of the congrega
erwood of Obersul, Germany, although his wife, Helen, is open six days a week, 9:00 a m tion since the last of Septem
called her parents,, Mr. and his official chauffeur.
to 5:00 p.m. Thursday evenings ber. gave his last sermon here
Mrs. Gerald Rosamond, and
by appointment. Esther Staf Sundav morning. December 17.
talked with them and Frank’s I It was reported that Mrs. ford, Tuesday. Wednesday and He will retire on Friday, De
mother, Mrs. George Ditter, on Arthur Baltzer of the Mehama Thursday; Eleanor Montoya, cember 22, which is his 65th
Saturday afternoon to wish' area recently passed away as Monday, Thursday, Friday and birthday, and he and Mrs.
them a Merry Christmas as' the result of a heart attack. Saturday and Elaine Moore, Gamble plan on taking a holi
well as all their friends in the 1 Mr. Baltzer has been a Capitol Fridays. Phone 859-2340 for day trip to spend time with
area The young Catherwoods Journal carrier here for years. appointment.
46tf relatives in San Diego and dos .
were planning their Christmas
sibly going on to Florida, then
with friends there in Germany.
Mr .and Mrs. Lowell Cree, returning home by the end of
Mrs. Jack Campbell, who
Frank has been stationed at lives in the former Mel Robin Mrs. William McClintock and February.
Camp King since last May and son home, was taken to a Sal ■ Sue attended church services
Filling the Presbyterian pul
will probably remain there un-' em hospital last week where in Salem Sunday morning at pit for the remainder of De
til late next year. They are I she suffered a severe heart the First Christian Church cember, as well as through
hoping to make a trip to Hol attack and is in serious condi where they were former mem the month of January, will be
land before his time is com tion.
bers. In the afternoon they the Rev. John Phillips as guest
pleted.
attended the Open House at pastor. He is associated with
Church School for the Jun Pringle Park given by Chad the Synod of Oregon.
It was announced Sunday
iors, made up of the 4th, 5th, wick. Salem. Trinity, Vista
HOMEOWNERS SAVE
and 6th graders, will be re and Ainsworth Chapters Order morning that Mr. and Mrs
sumed at 3:30 p.m. on Wednes of the Eastern Star. The so Avery Bowman, who were
day afternoons after the first cial room was gaily decorated burned out of their home last
BILL ALLMAN
of the year in Fellowship Hall. for the Christmas season. Thursday and were temporar
Phone 769-5729
Christmas carols were played ily staving with Mr and Mrs.
715 1st—Stayton
on the piano during the after Glen Cummings, were in need
The
Deacons
of
the
Presby
State Farm Fire and Casualty Cs-pr ,
terian Church have been col noon. Past Matrons presided of all tj-pes of household items.
lecting canned foods at the at the punch bowls and coffee Anyone who would like to aid
church each Sunday to be urns. Officers and members the Bowmans, who lost all
turned over to the Minister assisted about the rooms. A their possessions, by donating
ial Association for holiday dis large crowd attended. Later anything were asked to contact
they visited Mrs. Cree’s niece, Glen Humes or any Deacon.
tribution.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Wehrli and
| family, her mother, Mrs. J. C.
I Dickinson and her sister, Mr. Officers Elected At
| and Mrs. O. W. Gorton.
St, Patrick Catholic
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In the Garden Club story
last week it said the January
meeting would be on the sec
ond, which was in error. The I
January meeting will be on ■
Thursday, the fourth.
Studio of Hair Design open
Tuesday through Saturday. |
Evenings b y appointment
Phone: 897-2100.
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The eternal message of Christa«
brings faith, hope and love
within reach of all men.
Lyons Variety
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Lyons, Oregon
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We will be open until 9 p.m. Friday evening
Sunday from noon until 5 p. m.
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It is the season of gladness.
Merry Christmas!
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Stayton, Oregon
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about the real message of this very
special day.
When your doctor prescribes
the best, we do the rest, at
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Your Home Town
Drug Store
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Mill City Pharmacy
will be open Sun., Dec.
24—12 noon — 7 p.m.
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Club Meeting
W Broadway. Open Monday
LYONS — Kathleen Manning
through Saturday 9:00 a.m. •
5:00 p. m. Evenings by appoint and Sue Yost were hostesses
ment. Phone 897-2137.
45tf for the meeting of the St.
Patrick Catholic Club held
At the December Garden at the Manning home Monday
Club meeting and Christmas night. The regular business
party the salt and pepper meeting was held with elec
i shakers presented to each one tion of officers the main busi
present were gifts from the ness.
Where you'll find
club president, Mrs. Ervin
Elected were Mary Ellen i
a complete selection Peterson, and not by the host Zack. president; Kathleen
esses as stated in the previous Manning, vice-president: Rose
of automotive
article following the party.
Schwindt, secretary, and Eve
parts and accessories
lyn Van Agtmael, treasurer.
Detroit Dam-Weather Following the meeting, their
Max. Min. Elev Pep Christmas party and gift ex
.04 change was held.
Dec. 13 32 25 1428.51
.00 Present for the meeting were
Dec. 14 ...31 25 1428.01
Dec. IS ...35 25 1427.52 .00 Ann Holzfuss, Peggy Black
Dec. 16 39 30 1427.00 .05 burn. Mary Ellen Zack, Anne
Dec. 17 ...42 39 1427.65 1.69 Pietrok, Rose Schwindt, Velle-
Dec. 18 ....50 39 1433.16 1.24 da Walz, Marian Frichtl, Alice
Dec. 19 ...55 42 1441.58 2.30 Bouche, Evelyn Van Agtmael, I
Father Bernard and the host
esses, Mrs. Manning and Mrs.
Yost.
Pharmacy Topics | Texaco Tank Truck
* Scientists at the Stanford
Research Institute have hit
on an antifertility pill for
males. It works fine — at
least with mice. The chem
ical compound makes male
animals infertile for several
weeks but seems to leave
them unchanged in other
ways except for an occasion
al slight weight loss. Hu
mans will have to wait
awhile, though: just to clear
the compound for use in con
trol of animal populations
will take about two more,
years.
* The FDA, supported by the
American Bakers Associa.
tion and the Millers Nation
al Federation, is considering
a new regulation that could
triple the amount of iron
presently being added to en
riched bread and flour. The
intent is to combat a claim
ed widespread iron deficien.
cy anemia in the U.S., but
the FDA first has to weigh
the risks: Excess iron in the
system is deposited in vul
nerable organs such as the
liver, pancreas, and heart.
* The folks who argue that
alcohol isn’t as deadly a
drug as marijuana—or, for
that matter, hard drugs—
haven’t been looking at the
statistics. According to toxi
cologist Arthur McBav of
the University of North
Carolina, there have been
no deaths in his state for the
past three eyars from mes
caline, marijuana, or am
phetamine abuse. But drink
ing? That’s something else
again: In just two years, 188
North Carolinians have died
from acute alcohol poison
ing. drinking themselves to
death in one sitting.
* The people in India who
study suicide statistics have
concluded that mother-in-
law trouble can be really
serious: They blame it for
3,325 of India’s 43,633 sui
cides in 1969
held for Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Shuck honoring them on their
60th
wedding
anniversary
Sunday. December 17. at their
North Fork home from 2 to
4 p.m.
Flora Mae Moore and By
ron Shuck were married at
the home of her parents. W G
and Mary June Moore at Yam.
hill. Oregon on December 17. j
1912. They moved to Stayton i
in 1937 where they owned and
operated Shuck’s Electric and
moved to their present home
on the North Fork river prop
erty in 1962.
They have two daughters.
Miss Elma Shuck of Portland
and Mrs. Elaine Ronson of Mil
waukie. two grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren
Mrs. Shuck is active in civic-
affairs and has been a mem
ber of the Eastern Star lodge
for 64 years. She is associated
with the Santiam Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary and was
chosen “Woman of the Year”
in 1960 at Stay ton.
Mr. Shuck, although in ill
health, is still able to do elec-
trical jobs about the house. His
hobby is wild flowers and he i
maintains a beautiful yard of I
trees and shrubbery.
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