4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, -lune 12, 1975
LYONS
Sally Jenkins To
by Eva Bressler
Fire Season Now In I^ÄmÄ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wll- Leave For National
I Hams of Salem were Tuesday
At
the
meeting
visitors at the home Conference Wed.
LYONS
Effect For Loggers of the Lyons City Council afternoon
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker. I
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Acacia Assembly
Rainbow Girls
Honor Fathers
Acacia Assembly, Interna
tional Orler of Rainbow for
Girls, met last Wednesday
evening at the Stayton Mason
ic Hall with Sue McClintock,
Worthy Advisor presiding
Fathers were honored by the
girls. Each one present was
presented with a vegetable
plant for their garden.
Mrs
Barbara Symington,
mother addisor of Barzillia
Assembly, Albany was escort
ed and introduced.
Entertainment was furnish
ed by Barzillia Assembly of
Albany.
Guests were present from
Albany, Aumsville, Turner,
Mill City and Stayton.
During the summer months
the girls will not hold meet
ings. The next stated meeting
will be Sept, 3.
The girls will be attending
Grand Assembly at Corvallis
the latter part of June
The Founder’s Day picnic
will be held July 6. The time
and place will be announced
later
Following the meeting, re
freshments were served by Mr.
and Mrs. James Strout honor
ing their daughter Julie on her
15th birthday. Birthday cake,
sandwiches, punch and coffee
were served.
Car-Pickup Collide
On Highway 22
On the way to Salem last
Sat. afternoon, the Charles
Kellys came along the highwuy
just below the bend of the
river right after an almost
head-on collision had totaled
a large station wugon which
liecame involved with a pickup
pulling a boat and trailer when
the steering mechanism failed
They were surprised when,
upon stopping, their friend Jay
Headrick, assistant postmaster
at Stayton, came up to the car
window and said the station-
wagon was his. Luckily, no
one was seriously hurt when
hit car went out of control und
struck the trailer, sending the
small boat over the bank.
The two young fellows In
the pickup hud minor injuries,
but an ambulance took them in
to the hospital to be checked
over.
The Kellys took Myrna
Headrick mid her young dau
ghter, Michelle, who hud a
slight cut upper lip, to their
home in Stayton then continu
ed their journey. They were
concerned alxjut Mr Headrick,
who hud suffered a severe
heart uttack last winter und
who just went buck to full
time work at the Stayton Post ■ ,
Office three weeks ago, but
upon calling them thut evening I
everyone wus reported us do-'
ing well.
Jones Home Scene
Of Reception Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Perry (Casey)
Jones entertained at an after
graduation reception honoring
their son. Brian, who was a
member of the Santiam High
School graduating claws
Out of town guests included
Brian's
grandmother,
Mrs.
June Devore of Salem, his two
brothers and their families,
Mr and Mrs Nick Jones, Rick
and Kimberly of Eugene, and
S/Sgt and Mrs. Mike Jones.
Craig and Michelle of Ft.
Bliss, Texas, Mr ami Mrs. J.
N. Thiessen and Mr. and Mrs.
George Thompson, all of Dal
las. mid Mi and Mrs Virgil
Hlnchsllff and Peggy. Eugen.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Cowdry and
Shannon. Idanha. Mr and Mr i.
Boy Holbrook, Mehama, Mi
ami Mrs Bernard Bennett, Mill
City, and the hosts. Mr, and
Mrs Jones und the honored
guest, Brian.
Tuesday evening, liquor li-| Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grimes* Sally Jenkins of the San-
‘ * Lyons have returned home after a tiam Chapter of FBLA will
censes were renewed ' for
Tavern and Lavenders Market. three month tour of the leave on June 18 for Miami
Two
camperships
were Southern and New England Beach. Fla., to attend the 24th
awarded: $80 to Girl Scouts States They spent some time Annual FBLA National Lea-
and $80 to Cub Scout, Pack 98. with their son in Texas and dership Conference. FBLA Is
for day camps.
¡daughter and family at Mary- the national student organi-
Westech Engineers of Salem land.
' zation -
for ..............................
high school students
Johnie Schnackenberg from who plan to enter career* in
were engaged to prepare sur-
face drainage maps for the Senior Estates in Woodburn business or busirsess educa
was a Wednesday
visitor at tion. The national orguniza-
city.
_
Bicentennial prizes for pos- (the home of Mr and Mrs Alex tion has chartered over 6.500
Mr Schnackenberg
ters will be presented at Mari- Bodeker **
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chapters in the United States
i is a cousin of Mr Bodeker.
Linn school Friday.
and has membership of 12o,(XM)
The playground equipment! Mr and Mrs. W L Kimery students Approximately 2.300
were
recent
visitors
at
the
that was to have been used in
high school members and ad
Lyons City Park has been home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace visors from all over the United
presented to Linn
County Ogden at Seaside. Mrs. Ogden States are expected at th.s
Parks Dept, for use in the will be remembered as Mrs. year’s comerence.
Mabel Spa, a former Lyons
John Neal Memorial Park.
The major business of the
Building permits for May resident.
meeting is the election of na-
Mrs. Katie Skillings, Mrs. tional officers from the 1975-
were $25,636 00.
Hazel Wirth, Mrs Viola Hel- 76 school year and a series of
sei, Mrs. Hlva Kuiken and competitive events between
Grange Hears Speaker Mrs Mabel Downing were chapters and between state
Tuesday evening dinner guests delegations. Events include
On Camp Taloali
at the home of Mrs. Ethel Wy
LYONS — Guests at the man and her sister, Mrs. Mil public speaking, typing, no-
The Santiam Chapter, a394,
spelling relay,
meeting of Santiam Valley dred Thompson in Albany. The counting. a
\ \nr. held «hen monthly
Grange Friday night were Bill ladies making the trip as well parliamentary procedure de
meeting on May 27, at the
Cardwell .¡nd wife Jennifer of as Mrs. Wyman are all retired monstrations, and the selection
Eagles Hall A jxitluck dinner
of
a
Mr.
and
Ms.
Future
Busi
Salem He was the speaker at teachers
from
Mari-Linn ness Leader. Awards for na
was enjoyed by all Following
the meeting He told of Camp school.
the dinner, Wes Juhn of the
tional winners will be present
Taloali which is a camp for
Mrs. Lola Gerkey from ed at a formal Awards Ban
Mill City school spoke to the
hearing impaired children lo Walla Walla, Wash., and her
group in regards to the budget
cated on the Santiam River, son. Bud Rose from Hillsboro, quet on June 21 Sally will par
,
that is to be voted -n Tu<*»
—
two miles east of Stayton, on were Wednesday visitors at ticipate in discussion groups,
June 17.
business meetings and general Summer Basketball
Highway
22
Improvements
are
Shriners Initiate
the home of her sister. Mrs. sessions.
Follnwirg the flag salute,
being made at the camp ..nd Flora May Shucks
Schedule Released
*
, the meeting was called to or-
Following her Miami stay,
Local Members
many things can be done to i _____________
Following is the summer Pre-School Graduation dvr by President Percy Mulli-
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roy she will accompany around 20
Paul X. Smith was initiated help the non-profit organiza-1 were weekend guests at Prine-
basketball
schedule
which' Held At Mari-Linn
gan. The minutes of 'he pre
other Oregon delegates on a
into the Ancient Order of the tion.
-- home of ...
‘ ville at the
their son, cruise of the Bahamas. Ports Santiam will be participating' LYONS — Pre-School gradu vious meeting were read.
Mystic Shrine, Al Kadar Tem
The meeting was called to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roy and
in.
All
games
will
be
played
ation was held Thursday, May
Mrs. Edith Kellis of Tin-
of call will t>e Nassau and
ple, Portland, on Saturday. order by
Master
Robert daughters.
Freeport. Sally will return to at South Albany High School 29, m the gym at Mari-Linn Golden Age Club of Stayton
June 7. Mr. Jerry Goddard, a Thacker. Reports were heard
Sunday visitors at the home
with the exception of the June .school followed by retfresh- talked about tours which she
former resident of Gates, now on Agriculture by Lloyd Slet- of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker Portland on June 25.
17 game when Santiam will inents at the school cafeteria has arranged. The information
living in Salem was initiated to; Legislature. Gene Fief; In were Mr. and Mrs. Norman
play Stayton at Santiam and Graduates wore red clown and is as follows:
at the same time along with 74 surance by Thurman Smith Garrison of Sisters, Mr. and Bridal Shower Honors the July 15 game, Santiam
white caps.
Safari, Winston, June 18
others. The new initiates go and Charolette Thacker on Wo Mrs Douglas Hampton and
plays Stayton at Stayton. I Pre-school graduates were Trip and admission $9 95. Take
Vickie
Moore
Saturday
through an entire schedule of mens Activity.
i
Game
time
for
all
games
is
son Casey from Molalla and
Debbie Ayers, Kevin Barlow. your own lunch or plan to cat
Miss Vickie Moore was hon 7:00 p.m.
events the entire day. One of
Delegates elected to attend Mr and Mrs. Earl Hampton of
Jodi Brown, Greg CllpfeU, at one of the snack bars at
ored with a bridal shower
the highlights is a conducted State Grange in Klamath Falls Salem.
June 17, Santiam versus Freddy
Vaiai ii- your expense.
Cusimano,
Load at the
tour of the Shriner’s Crippled are Robert Thacker, delegate;
Mrs. Gladys Kuiken of Sa Saturday, June 7 at 3:00 pm Stayton at Santiam, Tues.; Deister, Lori Etzel, Danny Slayton Plaza at 7:00 a.m.
Children's
Hospital
that John Schweer, alternate and lem was a Monday guest at at the Gates Church of Christ June 19, , Jefferson (lower)
Gregory, Bill Hartman, Greg
Maryhill, Wash., June 2.3
Shriners everywhere support. Thurman Smith, Master of
fellowship room.
Thurs, Albany; June 24. Sweet
Corey
Ketchum, Eight dollars per person for
Virgil Lewis, Vernon Kea- Linn County Pomona Grange, the home of Mrs. Katie Skill i Thse present were Mrs. Mur Home (upper) Tues, Albany; Jennings,
Manning.
Mathcu the trip and admission. Take
len, Vern Rush. Shrine mem also a delegate as Insurance ings.
ry Moore. Sue Moore and Nan June 26, Crescent Valley (up Richard
, A family get together wxs
Dusty
Philippi, your own lunch Load at the
bers from this area, were in agent.
cy of Scio, Mrs. Ernest Presley per), Thurs., Albany; July 1, Philiber,
itiated into the Camel Herders | Womens Activity Club will held Sunday at the home of and Pam of Idanha. Mrs Wil Philomath (lower) Tues, Al Stacy Reeves Jalanea Runion, St.iyton Plaza .it 7:00 a m. For
during the morning of the 7th hold their meeting at the hall Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mowry and liam Lyness, Mrs.
Danny bany; July 8, West Albany (up Nicky Sinclair, Fahce Soears, fuAher informaton call Ednh
The Santiam Shrine Club ■ Monday, June 16. at 1:30 pm. son Jimmy, Jr. honoring her Moore, Mrs Velma Harrison. per) Tues., Albany; July 10, Luke Stinson, Jesse Stutzman, Kellis at Stayton, 769 2295
Maggie Shaw announced that
Seth Wallen and Heidi Wil
held a hospitality hour after I Social night will be a potluck parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mrs Ken Harrison and Kathy.
S Albany (lower), Thurs., Al
Hutchinson of Lyons on their
Kathy I yness was chosen f >«
the Ceremonial Members and dinner on Sunday, June 29
Mrs. Gael Cutsforth, Debbie bany; July 15, Stay ton. Tu s , liams.
25th wedding anniversary. At
Nursery school graduales princ-.is for Uie 41.« of Ju«y
new initiates were joined by :
Barnhardt, Mrs. Dave Born
tending were Mr. and Mrs hardt, Mrs. Melvin Newberg. Stayton; July 17. Jefferson were Josh Bellik, Rhonda C« iebral <>n.
several members of the Chan
(upper), Thurs , Albany; July Bilyeu, Laura Jean Boedighci-
June 17 at 9:30 a.m a meet
ters, Al Kadars choir, and Detroit Students Travel Jerry Hutchinson and daugh Mrs. Cress Cullison, Toni
22, Sweet Home (lower) Tues., mer, Kim Clason, Scott Heat ing fui officers and ccmml.t«'
ter Donnelle of Gates, Darrell
others from all over the state To Jr. Olympics
Newberg. Mrs. A T. Barnhardt. Albany; July 24. Crescent
Plotts of Mill City, Mr. and
chairman is to meet nt Percy
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lewis
the guest of honor and the Valley (lower) Thurs. Al er, Amy Hershfelt, Mary Ellen
DETROIT — Two students Mrs.
Delmer
Skillings
of
Moule, Melanie Philippi, Carl Mulligan's home. Th«- slate of
joined their husbands during; from Detroit School represent
co-hostesses,
Mrs
Frank
bany; July 29, Philomath Schiewek, Jason Weltman, Ann ficers will be there to check
Gates. Mrs. Katie Skillings of
the hour.
ed their school in a track meet Lyons, Karen Hutchinson of Baechler and Mrs. Floyd (upper), Tues., Albany; July, Yost, Traci Davidson and Ka on the chapter.
Shriners from this area at Saturday at Franklin High
31, West Albany (lower).
Lyons, Mr and Mrs. Mowry Swaim.
The June meeting, Wed., Uie
tending were Vern Kealen. School, Portland.
Sending gifts, but unable to Thurs., Albany; Aug. 5, South trina Wilson.
25th, will be at the Civillr
and
Jimmy and the honored
president of Santiam Shrine
attend, were Mrs. Glen Hen- Albany (upper). Tues., Al
David Hill, son of Mr. and
Downing home with a 12:00
Club, Dale Howell, Vern Rush. Mrs. Jules Hill of Detroit, guests, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ness and Mrs. Esther Kepping- bany.
Bear Creek Park
potluck.
Hutchinson.
Joe Bowes, Virgil Lewis. Pat
I
er.
placed sixth in the mile walk.; Mr. and Mrs. Jule Johnson
Orville Downing gave a talk
Dedication To Be
Moore. Jr. and new member.
He is in the sixth grade.
I and family of Escondido, Calif. • Miss Moore is the bride Competes In Midget
on old times in Mill City and
Paul Smith.
Wednesday, June 18
Jeannie Sullivan, daughter were recent visitors at the elect of Lynn Cutsforth of
Chester Roy gave two readings
Marion County's new Bear honoring Mother’s Day.
of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Sullivan home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gates. Her parents an* Mr. Races At Tacoma
and
Mrs.
Murry
Moore
of
Scio
Mr. and Mrs Walter Thomas, Cr«-ek Park will be dedicated
of Idanha, participated in the Schweer. They were in the
The meeting was adjourned
long jump and “shot putt” area to attend graduation cere and he is the son of Mr. and Jr. and Tony were in Tacoma on Wed., June 18 at 2 p.m,
events, but did not place in monies of their daughter at. Mrs. Gael Cutsforth of Gates Saturday and Sunday where according to the regional park Stange Compete* At
either event. Jeannie, is a OSU at Corvallis.
I ..
,
... . c
. Tony competed in quarter mid-1 and recreation agency.
The 15 acre park Is located Willamette Speedway
seventh grader
I Mr. and Mrs. John Schweer [ Vacation Bible OChOOl get races at the Little Wheels
Track. They were met there between t he BUM Canyon
Bill Stange was among those
Boots Champion
Some 2,000 students report- went to Beaverton Sunday to' \A/*II A
by Gene Wilson and his son, Creek and the Elkhorn Valley competing in races last Friday
llv from
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Here on a weeks visit at edly
from Oregon and South- visit their son,
Mr. and Mrs v»eii Anenaea
IDANHA -Some 50 children Billy, and a friend, Brian Campgrounds on the Little and Saturday nights at Wil
the home of Mrs. Edna May em Washington, participated K Schweer and family,
lamette Speedway in Lebanon
is her brother, Roy Mason of m the day long events.
j Mr. and Mrs Victor jorgen- attended the opening of the Wilson, and Harry and Jay ¡North Fork.
Jim Fisher, chairman of the The races were held in con
Union. Here, also, on a extend
Coach tor the Detroit par- sen returned Thursday after a annual Dally Vacation Bible Hindeman
Tony had 4th fast time out'Marion County Park and Re- junction with th«- Lebanon
ed visit at the May home is ticipants was Peter Howard, three weeks visit with their School Monday at the Idanha
Festival
and
Mame Stegman of Galt, Calif Detroit School.
daughter, Mrs. Gloria Thom- Community Church. Sessions of ten competing in the "junior creation Commission will be StrawbrTry
novice stock” on Saturday and master of ceremonies for the Stange won
the "stawberry
~
berry, and her daughter, Viki, begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at
on Sunday he placed fourth in event, with Pat McCarthy, cup" trophy for the most
at El Cajon, Calif.
I 11:45 a.m. June 9 through June
the main event. This qualified chairman of the Marion Board points for the main event.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grosso 13th. All boys and girls ages
him for the states race in of Commissioners giving the George Bradburry of Stayton
were in Corvallis to attend four through the eighth grade July.
are
welcome
to
attend.
dedication.
tied for the B main on both
graduation at OSU to see their
Mrs. Thomas worked ln the
Sunday, the Bible School
Refreshments will follow the nights.
daughter, Mrs Helen Satterlee,
will present a program in lieu timing shack on both Satur- i dedication, with Robert Maxey,
Other canyon area drivers
receive her masters degree.
day and Sunday.
of Sunday School service.
I director of the parks agency, placing tn the weekend racing
Delmer Culwell also received
Tony will be racing again concluding the event.
A baby dedication will be
were George Fuller, Jerry Pay-
his degree in computer science,
held during the 11:00 a.m. this Sunday at the Alpenrosc
The public is encouraged to seno, Sr. and Jerry Payseno,
and Mr. and
Mrs. Orville
track.
church service on Sunday.
attend the dedication.
Jr.
I
Downing of Lyons and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Carleton of
The Dalles attended the cere
monies to see their daughter,
Carolyn Carleton, get her de
gree in pharmacy. She is a
granddaughter of the Down
ings.
Larry Carleton of Portland
was a weekend guest at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.
1193 4 5
, w
and Mrs. John McClurg.
All of Oregon, with the ex
ception of the extreme north
west area, the northeast area
and the coastal strip is under
fire season restrictions effec
tive June 9. according to State
Forester J. E. Schroeder.
Proclamations effective June
9 add to the list of counties al
ready under fire season, the
following: Malheur, Harney.
Grant. Polk. Benton. Clacka
mas, Marion. Linn and parts of
Multnomah. Yamhill, Lane.
Lincoln. Coos. Wheeler and
Morrow Counties
Declaration of fire season
means that forest workers
must have fire equipment at
all active operations sites.
-We've already had report
ed over 50 fires on state and
private lands in Oregon,"
Schroeder indicated “Most of
these have been small. How
ever. the forests are drying
out quite rapidly. This drying
trend brings w-ith it a poten
tial threat of larger fires. The
declaration of fire season
throughout most of Oregon
should remind all of us that
extreme caution with fire is I
once again necessary to pro-
tect Oregon forests."
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LYONS — Ellen
Whaley
was hostess for the meeting
of the United Methodist Wo
men held Tuesday afternoon
in the fireplace room of the
church. The meeting was open
ed with prayer by Reta Cru-
son. It was voted to have their
July meeting on Tuesday, the
first, and set up the rummage
ready for opening Tuesday,
July 8, for their basement sale.
Friday, Oct. 24, was the date
set tor their annual bazaar. It
was voted to send a donation
to the Methodist Home in Sa
lem.
Devotions were by Lois
Schweer on Revelations.
Attending the meeting were
Leora Stevens, Reta Cruson,
Eva Bressler, Lulu Cory, Car
rie Osburn, Evelyn Julian,
Helen Johnston, Lois Schweer,
Florence Naue, Peggy Wright,
Willameane Johnson, Dorothy
Downer and the hostess, Ellen
Whaley.
AARP Chapter
Holds Potluck Dinner