7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 11, 1974
LYONS
Camperships
; Awarded Wednesday
Birthday Luncheon
The Lyons City Council met
I Wednesday
night.
They
awarded two camperships to
Girl Scouts aqd Brownies.
The budget committee was
present to
receive budget
which they approved as writ­
ten. General fund $31,014.65;
street fund $47,833.85; ceme­
tery fund
$4.500; revenue
sharing $12.377.00; total —
$95,775.00. An increase of
$27,415.47 over last year, due
to the fourthcoming curbs and
storm drains on Main St. dur­
ing 1974-75. Money was obtain­
ed from reserve fund, state
liquor, cigarettes and gasoline
taxes. Lyons has no tax levy.
4-H Livestock Club | Santiam Ripples MEHAMA
by Glenn Humes
Mrs. John Teeters
Now Meeting
On Tuesday of last week,
Susee Engdahl and daughter
by Eva Bressler
Scheduled April 23
there was a Student Council Jane
Healdsburg, Calif.,
The Canyon 4-H Livestock Meeting. Boy and Girl of the came of Friday
Mrs. Laura Neal was hostess
evening to
LYONS
The United Me­
Club met Tuesday, April 2, at Month of March was voted on. spend their spring
for the Wednesday afternoon thodist Women held their
vacation
Ry Don Moffatt
the
home
of
Mrs.
Clifford
Christie Spurgeon and Jim with relatives here.
Mrs.
curd club with her party at the meeting
Tuesday
after­
Babbitt.
Rose were elected. The Junior- Engdahl is a teacher in the
City Hall. A 1:30 dessert lunch­ noon at the home of Mrs. Katie
Officers elected were Susan Senior Banquet and Prom Windsor,
It would be real comical if it
_____ , Calif., schools near
eon preceded the playing of Skillings. The meeting opened
Budlong, president; Scott Nel­ were talked about. They also I her
home.
500 High score was held by with prayer and Ellen Whaley were not so serious. What I’m
son, vice-president; Judi Bone­ talked nhnnt
I hr» elections
nloidinnc for
v-».
• Branch, daughter of
thinking about is Ralph Nader
about the
Mabel Downing, Juanitia Da­ lead the devotions.
Diana
brake, secretary; and David student body officers, which
and his Raiders. At a recent
vis second high and Katie
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dean Branch of
'Hie main business of the af­ Western Governor’s conference
Wright, reporter.
will be coming up the third Salem, was a guest Sunday
Skillings low.
ternoon was completing the he urged a ban on all nuclear
Other memebrs are Tyrell week in April.
Others attending were Mar­ plans for the birthday lunch­
night at the
home of her
and Becky Babbitt, Craig and
Thursday, after school, there grandmother, Mrs. Raymond
garet Kunkle, Zeta Prichard, eon which is to be held Tues­ power plant construction. That
Rob
Humes,
Tim,
Rodney
and
was a track meet with Jeffer­
Leota Worden, Bertha Allen, day, April 23, in the dining1 really is a fine solution to the
Laurie Carpenter, Evin and son. It ended with Santiam 107 Branch.
energy crisis, it has been pro­
Gladys Nygaard, Bea Hiatt, hall of the church at noon.
I ven, or so I have been led to
Harold Blan, Vickie and Deb­ points, Jefferson 27.
Mrs. Jack Parrish of Sitka,
Katie Sieg, Doris Roy, Mary
The budget was presented j ¿¿.¡¡eve. that ’nGcteYr’ power
bie Hirons, Kim Ward, Greg
Class meetings were held Alaska, who had been visiting
Sieg, Alma Olmstead. Bcrnelce and approved.
and Jeff Harrison, Kim Tuers Friday. The freshmen met and with relatives in Salem, was
I plants are safe. If that is so,
Bridges, Ruth Lyons, Millie
Plans were made for a work | mayb(. we>d better
d
and
Russell Seals.
better
talked about how they could a guest Sunday, March 31, at
Jungwirth, Mildred Carr and day a the church Friday.
I Ralphjc and bis
of mol’j
The members talked about improve their class meetings. the home of Dorothy Christen­
Bertha White.
getting their animals ready for The sophomores talked about sen.
At the clos of the meeting, | onic ecologists
Lyons Churches To
Mrs. Russell Thiel and lefreshments
were served by! Here in fh„ United States
the
fairs which will be com­ opening the concession stands
granddaughter, Mrs. Terry
The meeting of the Mehama
s.
Skillings
to
Leora we struggle for 11 or 12 years Hold Special Services ing up this summer. The club at the track meets and baseball Women’s Club that was sched­
Bair of North Bend, spent se­ M
Stevens, Evelyn Julian, June1 | to get a nuclear power plant on
LYONS
Easter services at will be instructed on train­ games. The juniors discussed
veral days this week at the McPheeters, Alta Bodeker,
various churches will be Good ing of their animals on the what they were going to do at uled for April 17th, has been
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Florence Darling, Lulu Cory, • the line, producing much Friday observance of the Holy 26th
postponed to 1:30 p.m., April
of April.
the prom for decorations. The 24. All ladies of the commun­
Wnlton. Mrs Walton is a dau- Wilameane Johnson, Florence • ¡needed electricity, while over Day at 7:30 p.m. at the Lyons
seniors met and voted on the ity are invited to attend the
ghter of Mrs. Thiel and mother Naue, Ellen Whaley, Eva Bres­ in Japan they take American Methodist Church with Easter
’ technology and put their nu-
prom queen.
of Mrs. Bair.
meeting.
sler, Helen Johnston, Carrie
morning service at 9:30 a.m.
I
Building Permits
Mr. and Mrs. William Foster Osburn, Dorothy Downer and ’ clear plants into production in
The
St.
Patrick
Parish
will
The Mehama firemen enjoy
five
or
six
years.
How
about
and family moved over the Nellie Riggs.
Increased for February
ed a potluck family dinner at
that! Shouldn’t someone in hold their Easter Mass at 10:30
weekend to Sublimity. The
1 Gartons Visit Trinity
a.m.
Easter
morning.
Mem
­
the firehall Saturday evening,
Washington have the gumption!
Building permits increased
Fosters have lived in Lyons!
April 6, with about 30 firemen,:
to get off their soft chairs and bers of the Canyon Baptist in Linn County in February Chapter OES Friday
about nine years.
Church will nold a sunrise ser­
their wives and some invited
Shower
Honors
tell
Nader
and
all
those
who
’
re
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Merle
Garton
1974, compared to February
Lori and Cult Davis, son and
I
holding back ibis great country j vice at the John Neal Memor­ 1973, the U. or O Bur. of Busi­ attended Trinity Chapter, OES. friends attending. Cards and
daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.
ial
Park
at
6:00
a.m.
followed
where to go? Surely it is as '
Friday evening at the King- visiting were enjoyed follow­
Loren Davis of Mehama, solic­ Miss Sue Frichti
by
their regular Easter service ness Research has reported.
ing the dinner.
important
as
Watergate.
I
’
ll
'
In February 1974, the total wood Masoni; Temple in Sa­
ited Saturday in Lyons and
at
11:00
a.m.
which
will
be
re
­
LYONS — Mrs.
Velleda admit the administration is
'
IS
Mehama for the Easter seal Walz, Mrs. Kathleen Manning
peated at 7:00 p.m. This jvill was $305,000 compared to lem. They were accompanied
Mehama for the Easter Seal I and Mrs. Rose Schwindt were not doing a very good job — j be a singing service. The San- $295,000 in the same month by Dr. and Mrs. John Tarr of
Stay ton.
Society and received $42.61 to hostesses for a shower Thurs­ but who is mostly at fault — tiam Chapel will hold their last year.
the president, or the congress, regular
1
Aobut 20 past matrons and
Building
permits
from
148
turn in.
DATSUN SERVICE
Easter service at 11:00
day evening at the Catholic
’
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identical reporting
centers _ in patrons, who were known as
Timmy Culbertson, son of Community Hall honoring Miss that August band of jackasses a.m.
on both sides of the political ’
Oregon totalled $53.574,390 in 1 the “Golden Keys,” were pres-
AND REPAIR
Mr. and Mr . Calvin Culbert­ Sue Frichtl, bride-elect.
fence.
February 1974. This was 0.2%. ent and surprised Mrs. Muriel All Work Guaranteed and you
son and a student at Warner
Attending and sending gifts
I think that we could have! | Don Trahan To Coach higher in February
____ "72.
| j Field,
1973.
F>eld, PGM. by presenting her SAVE 30% on Salem Price«
Pacific College, with the choir were Mrs. Leila Rockwell,
The state total in February j with a “Golden Key” which
of 50 toured Kansas, Okla, and Mrs. Katie Skillings, Mrs. a Jot more nuclear plants in1
Call 897-2062
Salt Lake City. The music Kathleen Manning, Miss Cherri operation rignt this minute, if J Mehama Little League 1974 included $21.843,313 for was their emblem when they
group is called “Sunrise.” They Manning, Mrs. Florence Naue, lhe right people would standi MEHAMA — The Mehama 1.089 new dwelling units;! were matrons and patrons in
ELMER TRIPP
are cutting an L.P. album this Mrs. Alice Bouche, Mrs. Ann up and be counted—and that Ball Park, Inc., sponsors of $18,157,090 for new nonresi- 1966-67.
means
a
lot
of
little
people
like
' the Little League baseball in dential construction; and $13,-
week.
Jlolzfuss, Mrs. Lou Brown, I
Mrs. C. L. 'Betty Salter) re­ Mrs. Eva Bressler, Mrs. Mary , you and 1. W<‘ must make some the Mehama area, held their 573,987 for additions, altera-'
turned Tuesday to the Santiam Vol tin. Mrs. Alta Bodeker, Mrs. sort of noise, so our represen­ annual meeting at the club tions and repairs to existing
Memorial Hospital in Stayton Katie Sieg, Mrs. Velleda Walz, tatives in government know house Tuesday evening, April structures.
full well that we don’t like I 2. Due to the absence of most
For the same month last
foi more medical treatment.
Mrs. Ann Pietrock, Miss Louise
i of the officers, some of the year, the $53.467,272 total of
Larry Nydegger returned Pietrok, Mrs. June Kokstis, what is going on.
I know that this is hard to business could not be '•arried permits was composed of $31,-
home Saturday from Ft. Leo­ Miss Lori Kokstis, Irvin Min-
680,018 for 2,087 new dwell­
nard Wood, Mo., after spend­ ten, Mrs. Hazel Wirth, Mrs. do. Even in small cities, many out.
A special meeting will be ing units; $13,349,899 for new
ing six months there with the Florent Frichtl, Miss Mary times the council is not respon­
sive to the wishes of the peo­ held
Wednesday
evening, nonresidential
construction;
national guard.
Frichtl, Mrs. Fern Pederson,
Thursday night, April 11, a Miss Debbie Pederson, Mrs. ple who have placed their I April 10, at the club hall at and $8.437.355 for additions, al­
terations, and repairs to exist­
meeting will be held at the Rose Schwindt. Mrs. Betty trust in them. Why? It seems 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts ing structures.
|
Mari-Linn school at 6:45 to or­ Minten, Miss Janell Minten many times when we elect
people, they immediately feel drove from Astoria to be here
ganize a “Tops Club.” All in­ and Miss Danette Minten.
that they have some God-given for the meeting. Mrs. Roberts
terested are welcome to at­
mandate to do as they please. | has been secetary-treasurer of
IS
tend.
Don’t let it happen at home. I the club.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Schiewek Lyons Extension Unit
Don Trahan has volunteered
returned home Thursday from
Azaleas
Honolulu, Hawaii, after spend­
A long time ago when the to coach the ball team this
ing five weeks with their son, Meets At City Hall
tragic Lindberg kidnapping year.
LYONS — The April meet­ aroused the people they enact­
Rev. and Mrs. David Schiewek
ing of the Lyons Extension ed the death penalty and it Bank Debits Up
Geraniums
and family.
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Hamp­ Unit was held Thursday, April I stopped kidnapping. That was
Bank
debits
for
the
sixteen
ton from Molalla were Friday 4. at the city hall beginning at a long time ago, and as time i reporting banks including Linn
vy Geraniums
night and Saturday guests at 10 a.m. Lesson of the day was passed, the people became lax County, were up in February
Betty Schulz
the home of his grandparents, “Cutting Medical Costs” pre­ in their thinking. They let 1974, compared to February
Betty Schulz (Mrs. Richard),
sented by Phyllis Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker.
49, passed away in a Pasco,
liberal and ultra-leftist fac­
A potluck luncheon was held tions gradually eliminate the 1973, the U. of O. Bur. of Busi­ Wash, hospital at 12:30 a.m.,
ness
Research
has
reported.
at the noon iiour followed by death penalty Now robbers
I Debits for February 1974 to­ Monday morning, April 1, fol­
Grange Presents 25-
a work shop.
j execute their victims to elim- taled $134,074,000. For Janu­ lowing a lengthy illness. She
Year Membership Pins i Guest of the day was Gail i inate witnesses, and kidnap­ ary 1974, the total was $157,- was the daughter-in-law of
LYONS — At the meeting Seal, county committee wo­ ping today flourishes.
498,000 and for February 1973, Mrs. Golda Martens of Mill
I heard on the news today the total was $101,193,000.
City.
of Santiam Valley Grange Fri­ man.
Attending the meeting were where the Hearst Foundation
day night, April 5, Mr. and Fhyllis
Oregon, with 432 banks re­ Surviving, besides her hus­
Meyers,
Alma
Olm
­
is putting up another $4 mil­
band Richard, are three sons,
Mrs. Jake Meyers received
Lucille Huber, June Mc- lion in an attempt to get the porting, has a percentage de­ Jack W. Schulz of San Juan
their 25-year membership pins stead.
crease
of
8.9
in
Februarv
1974.
Pheeters, Dorothy Downer, SLA to release Patty Hearst. |
Whole
Lb.
•
•
•
presented by John Shafer.
I as compared with January Islands: Kenneth Wayne of
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Vlrgene Scott, Mabel Down­ That is pretty sickening. You 1974, and a 46.2 percentage in­ Ellensburg, Wash.; and Richard
can’t blame the Hearsts. They crease in February 1974, com­ Ray of Pasco, Wash.; and a
Smith gave a reading and solo, ing and Gail Seal.
love their daughter, but some­ pared with February 1973.
one-year-old granddaughter of
"The Three Nails” accompan­
1
ied by Alice Smith of Mill If the number following thing must be done soon to
Total bank debits for Febru­ Pasco, Wash.
make this kidnapping punish­ ary 1974 came to $9.515,097,000.
Funeral services were con-1
City.
Five candidates were bal- your name on The En‘ able by death—not only the For January 1974, the total was ducted at 10:00 a.m., Saturday
lotted on and will receive the terprise label reads ones who actually take active $10,448,473.000 and for Febru­ morning, April 6. in a Pasco
part in the crime, but anyone ary 1973, the total was $6,oC3,- Catholic Church. Burial fol­
degrees April 28 at Crowfoot
lowed in a cemetery at Prosser,
4-74 it's time to send who is proven to be connected 492.000.
Grange
with the group in any way.
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hecht
a check for renewal.
Many of our liberal judges
Besides Mrs. Martens, others
were guests of the evening.
and liberal left wings will to 1,200 robberies within the attending the funeral included
think that this is too harsh. city. There must be stronger her son and daughter-in-law,
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To me, it is a lot more humane laws against those who receive Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schulz and
than to let this type of people this stolen property too, be­ Michael of Eugene.
,
terrorize law abiding citizens. cause if the robber can’t ped­
dle
the
stuff,
he
soon
will
lose
II can't figure out why it is
I worse to kill a known crim­ interest in his “profession.” He
If the number following
inal than to let them slaughter might even go to work.
No matter how many police­
I innocent people. Where is the
j difference? If a few kidnap­ men you have on the force, your name on The En­
pers, or plane highjackers met they cannot seem to stop
$3.99 Box
| a quick death we’d see that crime. It isn’t all their fault terprise
label reads
1 the glamour would soon wear either, as they cannot be every­
| off, ana we’d be : id of that where at once. A few robbers 4-74 it's time to send
| part of the cancer in our so­ working together can outfox
ciety. Of course, other things the police everytime, even if
a check for renewal
, will spring up, but if we put they had two patrol cars.
the death penalty back into
I force, and immediately kick
out any judge who gets soft
i in the head, we’ll soon again
SO YOU THINK
I gain control of our country. It
YOU'RE PAYING
is time we pulled the pin on
gangsterism, and make it less
THROUGH THE
lucrative for them to operate
8—16 Ounce Bottles
NOSE FOR OTHER
. in this great country of ours.
plus dep.
DRIVERS'
I There is nothing wrong with
2
Blended Flavored Carbo nated Beverage
our country. It is still a good
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country, the best in the world,
Safe drivers save
and ?l.e best form of govern­
money at Safeco.
ment, but we’ve sort of died on
Careful people haw
fewer accidents, M
qSM
the vine so to speak, and have
il costs us less, and
fJK
let a bunch of hooligans run
we pass the aaviogs
8
rough-shod over us.
The Avenue
fr\r>
Easter
Lilies
Easter Baskets and No velties
Easter Egg Coloring Ki ts
$129
Hams fully cooked
Lynden Farm Young Tu rkeys lb. 75c
lb. $1.19
Our Own Pork Sausage
Lb. $1.49
Smoked Slab Bacon
49’
Fresh Strawberries
Mayflower Whipping C ream
Bananas Chiquita bran d . lb. 10c
Cal. Large Navel Oranc jes . lb. 16c
Pascal Celery . . Bunch 19c
Radishes and Green Or lions 3/29c
Sweets and Yams . . lb. 29c
I
Mr. PiBB
$109
accidentals
I
I
)
And another thing, every le­
gislator who tries to put across
gun control laws, should im­
mediately be taken out of of­
fice. When the time comes
when we can no longer bear
arms, we’re going to be in a
heck of a fix. When a kidnap
ping is going on, I’ll bet if a
citizen who saw it blasted off
a few rounds, even into the
air, the kidnapper would think
twice before going through
with his dirty trick.
It is now getting so you
can’t leave your home for any
length of time without lock-
ing everything up — and then
you have no assurance that
jour belongings will be safe.
Here in Phoenix the police
caught a fellow who admitted
on to you. And
when it comee to
claims settlement
we try to rneitaet
claimants within
24 hours, and aoO$$
claims within!
working days.
Franz Brown and Serv e Dinner Rolls
and Potato 1 lolls
Mayflower Sweet Crea m Butter
jtfr
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Blue Bell Potato Chips
3 Bag Box
everything yon
Eveready Batteries
69
’
F leg. 60c 49c
C or D Size
WITH*
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Jerry Pittam Insurance
Phone 897-2418 or 897-2754
Mill City, Oregor
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Prices effective Thurs. thru Nat., April 11,13
CLOSED Easter Sunday
Lavender's Foo< d Market
Phone 859-2494
1015 Main £ It
Lyons, Oregon