Handcraft Shop Now
Open In Lyons
MEHAMA
Mrs. John Teeters
Mr and Mrs. Earl Taylor
went to Portland Tuesday,
Nov. 20, and were guests at
the home of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ellis during the
Thanksgiving holidays, return­
ing home on Sunday, Nov. 25.
Guests Friday, Nov. 30, at the
Taylor home were her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Del Rice of Salem.
Dorothy Christensen return­
ed from California Tuesday
evening, Nov. 27. She left here
Stayton Invitational
Wednesday, Nov. 21, to spend
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law and daughter, Mr. and Madison Davis ___ 10
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Mrs. Bob Reid at Lemoore. Dery
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She also visited with her son, I Cammack
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Stuart, who is a student at I Santiam Cafe
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High individual game —
I po, and with her sister, Susee
Edith Davis 201; high indivi­
I Engdahl, and children of dual
series — Lillian Meeker
Healdsburg.
high team game — N. S.
, Mrs. Edward Titze entered 502;
Real Estate 531; high team
| Salem Hospital,
Memorial series
— Team *1 1494.
Unit, Monday, Nov. 26, and
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underwent bone surgery on
her foot Tuesday. She is con­
Tuesday Pin Pals
valescing very satisfactorily.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Teeters G&B Trk.
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moved last week from the mo­
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bile home at the J. T. Tye Highland Trk. ... 10
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place to a house on the old Girod’s ............. ... 9
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highway below the ball park. Team -8 ............
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A large group was present State Farm ..
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for the potluck dinner follow­ Girod’s Hilltop .... 7
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ing the morning worship serv­ Pat’s Pill Box
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ices at the Mehama Commun­ Dick & Carol’s ...
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ity Church Sunday, Dec. 2. A
High individual game —
congregational meeting was Dodie Stormer 193; high indi­
held after the dinner.
vidual series — Eunice Round
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walz 502; high team game and
were guests Sunday at the series — G&B Trucking 807
I home of their son-in-law and and 2214.
1 daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Splits — Yvonne Hills 5-10,
Keasey in Corvallis.
Pat Stinson 5-10, and Shirley
Hill 5-7.
LYONS — “The Owls Neat”
a new handicraft shop opened
on Dec 1 in Lyons, located at
811 Main St. They feature
handcrafted items and will
have hobby materials after
Christmas.
The shop is operated by
Muriel and John Cimino who
will be moving to this area
soon. They are only open
weekends now and welcome
anyone to come in and browse
around and get acquainted.
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PHONE 897-2610
Mill City, Ore.
Bank Debits Up
In Linn County
LYONS
by Eva Bressler
Mrs. Eunice Kellogg from
Virden, N. M., was a weekend
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Downing, Mrs.
Kellogg was a resident of this
area some 30 years ago.
A B. Culwell and son, Les­
lie, from Bend were Saturday
overnight guests in Lyons. A.
B. stayed at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Lydia Culwell,
and Leslie was a guest at the
home of his aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue.
An assembly was held at the
Mari-Linn school Friday, Nov.
30, with Hal Bateman, a ven­
triloquist and handwriting
analyst, doing the entertaining
Mrs. Ethel Huffman and
Mrs. Gladys Kuiken were Sa
turday visitors in Lyons. Mrs.
Kuiken was a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Kuiken and Mrs. Huffman a
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Grimes.
Teachers from Maril-Linn
School in Lyon? attended a
workshop in Scio, Monday eve­
ning, D"c. 3, on reading test
scores.
The basketball team from
Mari-Linn will attend a bas­
ketball Jamboree at Jefferson
Junior High Monday night.
Mrs. Herman Morgan re­
turned home Saturday from
the Santiam Memorial Hospital
following surgery the first of
the week.
The Lyons extension unit
will hold their Christmas
party Thursday, Dec. 6, at the
city hall. Each one is to bring
material to make corsages
—pipe cleaners, glue, and scis­
sors. Also, gifts of mittens and
caps to be sent to the Fairview
Home in Salem.
Teachers and students at
Mari-Linn school are working
on their annual Christmas
program which will be held
Tuesday evening, Dec. 18, at
the school gym at 7:30 p.m.
Santa will appear with treats
for the children.
The Lyons Garden Club
will hold
their December
meeting on Wed., Dec. 12, at
the United Methodist Church
dining room. Roll call will be
answered by a holiday recipe
exchange. Installation of offi­
cers will be held, followed by
their Christmas party and gift
exchange. Hazel Wirth and
Doris Roy will be hostesses.
Everyone is invited to join
Bank debits for the six­
teen reporting banks including
Linn County were up in Octo­
by Glenn Humes
ber, 1973, compared to Octo­
Last week on Monday the
ber 1972, the U. of O. Bur. of
Business Research has report­ seniors looked at caps and
gowns for graduation. Pictures
ed.
Debits for October 1973, to­ were taken for the annual of
taled $149.643,000. For Septem- the clubs and cross country
904,000 and for October 1972, team. After school, the Pep
ber, 1973, the total was $126, Club had a work night.
the total was $115,441,000.
I Tuesday, Honor Society held
Oregon, with 426 banks re­ a meeting and talked about
porting, had a percentage in­ the dance.
Wednesday, after school,
crease of 18.3 in October 1973,
as compared with Sept. 1973, there was an all-District
and a 45.4% increase in Octo-
r'-t- Teachers meeting at the grade
ber 1973, compared with Octo- school.
Friday, club meetings were
I ber 1972.
Total bank debits for Octo- held. The Chess Club met and TIRED OF WAITING Months
I ber 1973, came to $9,780,826,- played chess. GAA talked
for your business forms to
1000. For September 1973, the about going bowling and hav­
come to you. Try the expert
total was $8.270,880,000 and ing pizza. The junior class
printers at The Mill City
1 for October 1972, the total was met and talked about the bas-
Enterprise. Just a telephone
betball concessions. After club
I $6,729,142,000.
call to 897-2772 will put the
meetings, there was a pep as-
efficient and fast printers at
sembly.
your service.
honor
society
Friday night,
put on a Toy Drive Dance
i from 8:00 to 11:00. There was
• a good turnout.
Saturday, Dec. 1, there was
a Tri-River Basketball Jam­
boree at Regis High School.
Some of the senior’s went to
Stayton to take the entrance
I exams for college.
the Senior Citizen Christian 9—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 6, 1978
Fellowship Group at the San­
tiam Chapel, Assembly of and Lisa were Thanksgiving Christmas Potluck Set
God Annex, on Tuesday. Dec. dinner guests at the home of
11, at 11:00 am. There will be his sister and husband, Mr. and For Senior Citizens
a potluck luncheon, music and Mrs. Harold Porter of Aums­
The Santiam Christian Sen­
ville.
guest speaker.
ior Citizens group will have a
Friends in Lyons who
Weekend guests at the home Christmaa potluck dinner at
watch the program The Price of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kim- 11:00 a m. Tuesday, Dec. 11.
Is Right” on Wednesday af­ ery and family was their son,
The Christmas potluck will
ternoons were happy to see FA Tony Kimery who is sta­ be at the Santiam Chapel An­
Mrs. Brenda Luebke of El tioned with the U. S. Navy nex in Lyons and all senior
Monte, Calif., the former Miss at San Diego., Calif., and Mrs. citizens are welcome.
Brenda Johnson of Lyons, ap­ Kimery’s mother, Mrs. Thelma
Mrs. Helen Davis of Salem
pear on the program. She was Phillips of Portland, who is will be the guest speaker.
lucky to win a car and various spending some time there for
Anyone needing transporta­
other items.
tion may call 859-2305.
medical treatment.
Thanksgiving day guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Shuck were their
granddaughter and husband,
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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ott, and
two sons, Stacy and Andrew,
from Belview, Wash., Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Ronsin from Mil­
waukie and Miss Elma Shuck
from Portland.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Prich­
ard are announcing the birth
of a new grandson, Travis
Holden, born to their son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Prichard of Tillamook, on
Tuesday, Nov. 27. He has an
older brother, Tracy Jay.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Prichard of Lyons and
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Holden of
Tillamook.
Phone 897-2786
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Grosso
from Big Timber, Mont, spent
508
N.
E.
Santiam
Blvd.
Mill City
several days at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Er­
nest Grosso. Jan is employed
with Stromberg-Carlson Co.
and was transferred to Corbett,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnett
and his mother, Mrs. Esther
Barnett of Silverton, returned
home Sunday morning from
Troy, Kans., where they visit­
ed relatives.
Lawrence (Larry) Nydegger
left Friday for Ft. Leonard
Wood, Mo., where he will be
stationed for some time with
the army national guard. He
is the son of Mrs. Marcelle
Nydegger.
Dr. David Probert with his
Pacific Power Presents
wife and daughter, Linda,
from Sacramento, Calif, spent1
Friday and Saturday follow­
ing Thanksgiving at the home
narrating
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Whaley.
Mrs. William Grimes and,
her mother, Mrs. Effie Nydeg-1
ger of Salem, were Wednesday
luncheon guests in Stayton at
the home of Mrs. Douglas
Don’t miss
Barrow, a daughter of Mrs.
Nydegger.
"A story of special interest to
Mrs. Harry Elmer of Albany
is spending this week with
railroad buffs"
her mother, Mrs. Percy Hiatt.
Mrs.
Melvina
Franklin
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1973
spent the Thanksgiving week­
end in Portland at the home
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