Second Graders
Write Comparisons
Bridal Shower
Rebekahs Vote on Cubs Plan Apr. 25 ,-TI” Clty Enb‘rpri“"
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fluoridation, and turbidity
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OSU Graduate
measurements.
DETROIT — The Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Man­ July 4 Princess
Pack
Meeting
List Includes
home of Mrs. Caroline Smith ning from Los Angeles, Calif.,
This year’s enrollment was
LYONS
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Comparisons add much to
express writing. Here are
The cub scout committee met
several original comparisons was the setting Tuesday even­ who recently purchased the
the largest ever. Operators
Santiam Rebekah Lodge
written by second graders at ing of last week, for a bridal Jack Roy home, have moved #166 met in regular meeting at the Ken Harrison home i Two Area Residents
came from 97 cities and every
April 2 and plans were made |
Gates School. Each child chose shower, honoring Miss Delva in. The Roy family moved to April
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noble _ grand,
Mrs. for the April 25 pack meeting. | A record 204 Oregon water section of the state.
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his own subject and then com­ Mae Saner, bride-elect of Prineville where he is em- Dave Barnhardt presiding.
They included Earl Michael­
^binCFou7‘wnrpresem“theiw°rk’
have complet-
posed the comparison.
David Chuculate whose wed­ pl »?C d j »»
son of Detroit and Willfam
ed special training at OSU.
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’
rhe
iirst
or
der
of
business
flag
ceremony.
Den
One
and
,
An elephant is like a logging ding is slated for Saturday, at
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Bassett was the admission of Mrs Mar. Two will have a tie-tying con­
The short school is offered Grimes of Lyons.
truck — Kevin Poole.
the
Jdanha
Community and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen vdn Berry t0 membership,
annually by the university as
test
and
Den
Four
will
do
Yo-
A tear is like a fast river.— Church.
were in Independence Wednes-I
Yo demonstrations and a YoYo a service to cities, water dis­ If the number following
Chucky Murphy.
Co-hostesses
were
Mrs. day afternoon to attend funer-! She was presented with a contest between all interested tricts, and water utility com­
A piano is like a music box. Elaine Hopson and Mrs. Thel- al services for their uncle, membership pin, a corsage of
panies. Purposes are to reduce your name on The En_
—Annie Porter.
i Frank Turner. Interment was violets and lady slippers and pack members. A speaker on hazards to public health and terprise label read*
ma Storey.
the
project
SOAR
for
the
A horse is like a fast cloud.
n original poem by Mrs. spring and summer program is to promote efficient and ec­
Following the opening of at Belcrest Memorial Gardens , £
—Gloria Pederson.
Barnhardt.
in
Salem.
scheduled to give a short talk onomical operation of water 4-73 it's time to send
A boy is a lot of trouble — gifts, individual frosted cakes
Mrs. Hilda Humphries of | Mrs. Barnhardt and Mrs. on the project.
supply systems.
and
beverages
were
served
to
a check for renewal.
Shellie Morris.
Myrtle Creek spent several
The March 19-21 school in­
There is to be a litter pickup
A cold day is like winter the honored guest, her mother days at the home of her Charles Dolezal volunteered to
Mrs. Phillip Saner, and to
serve at the Easter breakfast. on April 14. The area to be se­ eluded basic and advanced
time. — Janice Ogden
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
lected later. The boys and fa­ training for water works and
Sick is a bad headache. — Mmes. Jean Roth, Dorothy Johnston and family.
I A committee is to determine
_____ thers will meet at 9:30 a.m. at purification plant operators.
ED LEWIN
Williamson, Barbara Davis,
Kim Adkins
Florence Burmester was in 1 what July 4 activities, besides
Auctioneer, Inc.
A kiss is like a rain drop. — Helen Popeck, Nancy Harrison, Scio Thursday afternoon to at- the float, the lodge will partic­ the Scout Cabin. Boys are to Courses included water chem­
Ruth Beller, Kathleen Boeck-
wear their uniforms. A weiner istry, hazards of contamination,
Tami Tuers
|tend funeral services for Ralph ipate in. A Santiam high school
Complete Auction*
vviin follow the work disinfection practices, filter
A dirty face is like chocolate stiegel.
Longbeck, a long-time friend girl was voted to be the 1.0.0. project.
plant operations, drinking wa­
Sending gifts but unable to when they lived on Roger F.-Rebekah
pudding. — Jeri Hurney
Phone 769-5466
Lodge princess for
Committee members and den ter standards, chlorination.
A work book is a pile of attend were Phyllis Wright, Mountain.
the
July
4
parade.
Mrs.
Arnold
mothers
are
to
give
some
B. J. Thomas, Catherine Maki,
dust. — Kurt Syverson
Mrs. Chester Grimes return­ Syverson was appointed
A tree is like a big stick. — Barbara Whiteley, Joyce Rein- ed home the first of the week princesses representative. our thought to having a float in I
the July 4 parade and the final
ke, Peggy Zelfer, Loretta from the Salem Memorial Hos- (
Gary Whisenhunt
A turnip is like Chucky. — Adams, Marsha Takasumi and pital where she will convalesce i The annual donation to the decision will be made at the i
Mav 7 committee meeting.
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her aunt Sandra Saner, Al- following a heart attack.
Stephanie Sanders
| cancer fund was made.
The final pack meeting of
East is like West. — Mike bany.
Three Links will meet April
The seventh grade of Mari-
the school year is tentatively ,
Stewart.
Linn will sponsor a spaghetti 12 at the I.O.O.F. Hall. There set for May 23 and to be the
A skunk is a foul smell. —
feet Friday evening, April 13, will be potluck refrechments customary weiner roast.
Elisa Syverson
at the school cafeteria. The and the evening will honor the
A correction for the pack
A puppy is like a warm
i community is invited to attend. I.O.O.F.-Rebekah U.N. Speech meeting of March 28. The cub-
Michelle Baugh-
blanket.
Contestant
Don
Hoover.
By Meral Teeters
’ The benefit is an annual affair
bie was awarded to Den Two
man
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tye mov­ sponsored by the seventh | Mrs Barnhardt and Mrs Al- for a 100% representation of
A country is like a big hill.
grade. Family rates will be of-' bert Carr reported on the their den.
ed last week into the former fered
—Robert Gesner
as will individual tickets, i speech contest on March 30 at
A skunk is like smelly feet. Ed Castle house on the hill
Mrs.
Carrie Naue, with her ’ silverton. Don’s speech and his
which was purchased some
-—Brent Fadenrecht
A girl is like a boy and a time ago from the Castles. The and Mrs. H. D. Jerald from * presentation was outstanding/
Betty Kelle
boy is like a girl. — Peggy Tyes formerly lived in the Los Clarkston, Wash, visited last In every way he was a credit'
to his school and his instruc-
Angeles, Calif, area. The Tye
At
the
City Council
Jennings
at the homes of Mr. and tors jje was awarded second meeting, to Gates
house was occupied by Mr. and week
be held April 19,
Mrs.
Howard
Naue
and
Mr.
Mr-1 place. There seemed to be a an application for remodeling
Mrs. Doug Teeters who moved and Mrs. Donald Naue.
' problem with his ability to see
recently to Stayton.
I Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miley the timer. There is to be a cf the Gates Trailer Ranch will
be considered. Also, George
Mrs. James Versteeg of Tur­ received word from their son, meeting of the U.N. committee Laird will be present to discuss
Jams
Miley
of
Brownsville,
ner and grandchildren, Charles
to standardize timing proce­ the city’s insurance coverage.
and Marci Anderson of Brook­ that on his way to work in dures as it was this factor
Enjoying a trip to the coast
kelly lumber sales
ings, were guests Tuesday his volkswagon he hit a cow which cost Don Hoover the last weekend were Walt and
which
totaled
out
the
car
and
night, April 3, at the home of
first place award.
mill OITY. O It K ■ O N
I Ti ni Thomas and Chris. They
Mrs. Art Anderson. Mrs. An­ killed the cow but, luck was
stopped
In
Siletz
to
visit
aj
Following the meeting, re- niece, but she was gone on a I
Phone 897-261C
derson attended a family din­ with his, he was not hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Morley 1 freshments were served by bowling
ner at the Jack Spoelstra
tournament
so
they
I
home in Salem on Wednesday and little daughter from Seat- Mrs. Barnhardt. There was a had a nice visit with her hus­
afternoon. The Jack Anderson tie, Wash., were Friday dinner birthday cake and the mem­ band, Jim Westlow. They stop- •
family of Brookings visited guests at the home of her par- ¡ bers having birthdays in the ped off at Beverly Beach and
here with his mother during ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ro- first quarter were honored. on to Florence. It was a little
ten. Additional guests were Those at the birthday table i windy, but otherwise the wea­
the weekend.
Mrs. Roten’s parents, Mr. and were Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mrs.
Mrs. Chris McDonald and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd of Mill Charles Dolezal, Mrs. Iola ther was beautiful and they
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daughters Mrs. Donald Teeters City, While here, the Morleys Hamilton, Percy Mulligan, enjoyed flying kites and pick­
and Mrs. Harold Longfellow visited his parents at Silverton. Mrs. Lang Stafford and Mrs. ing up driftwood. On Thurs­
day, Toni went to Dallas to
were guests Wednesday, April
Petitions have been filed for Luther Yates.
attend the Fourth District of
4 at the home of another Sam Wallen, also Donald Kui- i
Woman’s
Club
Federated
daughter, Mrs. Don Stensland ken, an incumbent, for direc-|
meeting.
in McMinnville.
tors at the Mari-Linn School. I
Visiting at the home of her
See Us For
parents, Hollis and Catherine
Michael Longfellow, wife Election will be held on Mon- Í
ALL MEAT
i Turnidge, was Carolyn Brejcha
Ruth and daughter Kimberly day, May 7. They will also vote
and friend Dawn Risner of
were leaving Tuesday, April on the school budget.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Fox of ‘
Beaverton. They all left bright
10 for Topeka, Kans, where he
and early (and I mean some­
will be stationed after re-en­ Weiser, Idaho spent several
days the first of the week with ¡
thing like 3:30 a.m.) for a days
listing in the air force.
‘ relatives in Lyons. Thev were i
[ fishing on the Ochoco. Their
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dun­ guests at the home of Mr. and ;
I luck wasn’t overly good, but
Building permits were up they had a real enjoyable trip.
bar of the Senior Estates in Mrs. Earl Allen and Mr. and
Woodburn were guests Sun­ Mrs. Floyd Bassett. Mrs. Fox in Linn County in February,
day, April 8 at the home of is a sister of Mrs. Allen and 1973, compared to February,
1972, the U of O Bureau of
Mrs. Jack Ryland.
Mr. Bassett.
Sunday morning, April 8, the Business and Economic Re­
Mrs. M. V. Frame returned Stayton youth group presented search reported.
home Sunday from Lincoln a pageant at the morning serv- |
In February, 1973, the total ¡
City where she visited several ices at the Lyons United Me­
was $592,500 ' compared to
days at the home of a cousin, thodist Church.
The entire $247,400 in the same month
Mrs. H. C. Cadwell.
service was under their leader­ the year before.
ship with special music. The
Texas Pinks
pageant was written by dis­ Building permits from 148
Tax Returns Prepared trict superintendent, Cyril identical reporting centers in
City Center
i Dorsett.
Oregon totaled $53,467,272 in
Reasonable Rates
|
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mike
Murphy
February 1973. This was 6.1%
We Give SAH Green Stamp-
Santiam Tax Service I and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tufte- higher than the total in Febru­
skog of Salem were Sunday ary, 1972.
Phone 897-2977
Box $4.90
502 2nd Ave.
Stayton dinner guests at the home of
In February 1973, $31,680,018
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
was for 2,087 new dwelling
I Kenneth Lewis.
Teachers at the Mari-Linn units, $13,349,899 was for new
Good With Mayflower Whipping Cream
construction,
school are working on the nonresidential
You Can Just Keep "ROLLIN' ALONG
spring concert which is an an­ and $8,437,35 was for additions,
nual event and includes the alterations, and repairs to ex­
Insurance on your car,
SINGIN' A SONG
on the new
band and choir. It will be pre­ isting structures.
home, business, health,®
life and everything
sented in the school gym on
For the same month last
3 Pack Box.............................
Monday night, April 30.
year, the $50,373,778 total of I else you value.
Wednesday, April 11, the permits was composed of,
Jerry Pittam
eighth grade class will go to $37,202,680 for 2,905 new
Stayton where they will visit dwelling units, $6,633,060 for
Insurance
the Stayton Union High new nonresidential construe-1
Ph. 897-2413
School.
tion, and $6,538,038 for addi-j
6Afi C.O
or 897-2754 IMURANCI
Mrs. Leonard Thoma of Le­ tions, alterations, and repairs j
banon and Dick Thoma of to existing structures.
Sweet Home were Sunday vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Hiatt.
18 Ounce Cup
....
The election for voting on
Creme de menthe, Chocolate, Polynesian
the Chemeketa Community
College budget will be held at
the Mari-Linn school on
Thursday, April 12 from 8:00
a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
16 Ounce Cup
Plywood Paneling
MEHAMA
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Lb. $1.09
Nebergalls Slab Bacon
Nebergalls Wieners 12 oz. pkg. 69c
Building Permits
Weed &
Feed
Fertilizer
Round Steak . . . Lb. $1.39
Country Style Spare Ribs
Lb. 98c
Fresh Frosted Baking Hens
59«
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WITH
SAFECO
MILL CITY
HARDWARE
2 Lbs. 29c
Cabbage
Grapefruit
13
„
$
1
Radishes and Green Onions
Bu. 10c
7 lbs. $1
California Navel Oranges
2 cups 89c
Strawberries
Blue Bell Potato Chips
Archway Cookies all 49c pkgs. 2/89c
Nabisco Premium Crackers lb. 39c
New—Resers Mousse
RQc
bought during the
ATLAS
IRE
SALE
GOLDEN AIRE RADIAL.... 25% off
PIUMB/NGató
HEATING
50,000 MILE WARRANTY
PLYCRON IV
•
20% off
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with exchange
H. P. 70 Series
.
.
20% off
with exchange
SALE GOOD THROUGH APRIL 30, 1973
Mill Gty Chevron Service
Highway 22 East
Mill City, Oregon
by Clyde Golden
Firemen were called out last
week to a fire in a pickup on
S. W. Linn Place. The muffler
' was against the floor of the
pickup causing it to catch fire.
There was minor damage with
two holes burned in the bot­
tom. Two trucks were sent out
in different directions as we
were not sure of the correct
I address given.
Safety Tip: carry one or two
small dry chemical extinguish­
ers in your car or truck. This
could save your vehicle in
case of a fire.
29c
Mayflower 2% Milk Cello Bag gal. 89c
Firemans Corner
with exchange
Mayflower Cottage Cheese
77c
Building
Del Mar Panty Hose Reg. 99c
Your Hew
We Now Have Vegetable and Flower
Home Now?
PLANTS
TREE ESTIMATE
One Size Fite AU
Ferry-Morse Packaged Seeds and
Instant Plastic Seed Tapes
Prices effective HiarB., thru Sat, April 12-14
on any and all of your plumbing needs.
Moffatt Plumbing & Heating Co.
Phone 897-2799
Lavender's Food Market
Phone 859-2494
•015 Main fit
t.yorw, Oregon