-THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. SEITEMBER 23. 1954 I
I broken bones were reported. Fresh- Applications Available for
men are Laura Lee O’Biien and -lack Controlled Area Hunts
Butler of Detroit; Margaret Smith,
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Anna Lee Sandlin, Daryl Shepard,
Application blanks are now avail-
Cara Lee Whitten and Billy Cokenour able throughout the state at the game
of Idanha. In the evening the sopho- commission license agencies for per-
mores entertained the freshmen at a mits to hunt in five controlled areas
party held in the school gym. Dancing later this fall.
and games were enjoyed by the group.
There is one controlled deer season
Refreshments were served.
being held near Bend in the Alfalfa
Weekend guests at the Joe Leis aiea. The other four controlled sea
Lake Shore cabins were Mr. and Mrs. sons on elk and will be in the Tilla
John Wilson and family of Portland, mook, Walla Walla. Promise and
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Martin of Rickreal. north fork of the John Day river
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones of Cor areas.
vallis were callers in Detroit Satur
Applications for permits to hunt
day looking after business interests. these areas must be submitted on of
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Vaughn, who ficial application blanks and will be
moved here a short time ago returned rejected if not completely and cor
to their home in Forest Grove Sun rectly filled out.
day. While here Mr. Vaughn was em
All applications must be in
the
ployed as a trucker for Pamelia Portland office of the game commis
Lumber Co.
sion by 10 a. m., October 19, and
A young man apparently suffering drawings will be held at 10 a. m.,
from amnesia regained his memory October 28. Game commission em
Sunday when visited by his wife and ployees are not permitted to apply for
| three-year-old son. He was identiried i permits to hunt in these or any other
I as Warner C. Guab, 27, Salem. His controlled areas.
I condition was first noticed when he
One new ruling on the controlled
I wandered into a store in Idanha season hunts will eliminate any per-
! last Wednesday. He was taken to son without a permit for hunting in
Salem for treatment.
the areas. The 1954 game synopsis
Nurrudin Ahamd of Pakistan, who states that, each area having a con-
has been a guest of the Detroit foiest l trolled season in progress will be
service since September 7 left here closed during that period to hunting
Saturday. Ahamd, who is employed for all other species of wild animals
by the Government of East Bengal of and wild birds.
India as deputy conservator of for
Complete descriptions of the areas
ests, and division forest officer, came to be included in the controlled hunts
to the United States to study forestry may be found in the 1954 hunting
practices. His visit and tour of the synopsis, available at game commis
Willamette National Forest was in sion agencies.
that capacity. He left here Saturday
for Roseburg, where he will make a
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holds a BS degree in botany with hon- |
ors, and also a diploma in forestry
from the Indian college in Calcutta.
DETROIT
By Boots Chamoion
Bring in the
Children
For Wholesome
Tempting Meals
The youngsters deserve a treat, too! See how
they love the “grown up” pleasure of dining
with their parents. And see how
willingly “problem eaters” go
for our delicious food.
Try our smorgasbord dinners.
We can serve your favorite cocktail.
CHUCK’S FINE FOODS
HIGHWAY 22
East of Gates
When in Need of Printing—('all The Enterprise—2651
She remembered
Happy is the husband
whose wife keeps the
refrigerator well stocked
with rare flavored,
refreshing Olympia Beer.
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Linda Lee and Donna Dee, six-year-
old twin daughters of Mr. and M-“.
Gordon Brown, who enrolled at the
Detroit school this fall is the third
generation of the Stahlman family to
attend school in Detroit. Their great
grandfather the late Fred W. Stahl
man came to Detroit from Michigan
I in 1893. Here he met and married
Fannie V. Smith. Seven childien were
born to that union in the old town of
Detroit. The twins’ grandmother, now
Mrs. Ethel Estey was the first gener
ation of the Stahlman family attend
ing school in the old town of Detroit.
Her son, Gordon Brown, was the
second. Mrs. Estey states there is a
considerable difference in the modern
school her grandchildren attend to
day and the one-room school she at
► share the road by driving
tended in the old town..
IN THE PROPER LANE ....
Mrs. Estey and her brother, Earl
Stahlman have resided in Detroit for
and keep your car in tafo-driving
over 50 years. As a child she recalls
condition at oil timoil
the ox teams that hauled logs into
John Smith’s mill, the hotel and gen
eral store owned by her father’s sister, , army engineer formerly resided at
Mis. Hallie Jacobs, and the saloon Mongold.
owned by John Daly.
I Burning of slashing got under way
Other old timers still residing here Monday in the Straight Creek area,
are Gates Cochran. Jim Giebeler, (Packett Logging Co) Central Blow
Lester White, and his sister, Mabel Out (M&M Woodworking Co.) and
Parker and Harry Christian.
Gale Hill, Boulder Ridge (Linn Ply-
I Stahlman Point Lookout is named wood.) Slashing is being burned by
in honor of, L red Stahlman, who was the respective logging companies un-
an employee of the forest service for der the supervisio.i of the forest ser-
many
many years.
vice. jf weather conditions remain
.1 i m Stnhlmnn
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er - e.
Jim Stahlman, son of Mr
Mr. onJ
and M Mrs.
good J slashing ...ill
will _1
also be . set * _ off
at
I Earl Stahlman is attending Detroit Cedar Creek by the forest service,
high school.
A meeting of the Marion County
The Detroit school carnival date PT A school of instruction was held
has been changed again from Sep Wednesday, September 15 in the din
tember 24th to September 25th. The ing room of the First Methodist
date was changed so it would not church in Salem. Members of the
I conflict with a football game sched Deanha PTA attending from Idanha
Again the streets and highways of j
were Mrs. Lon Everly, Mrs. Frank the state are alive with school child
uled September 24 at Salem.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Layman left New, Mrs. Al Snyder, and Mrs. Jack ren, and another responsibility faces
here Sunday evening on a week’s va (iulliford. Harold Regele, principal of the drivers of the state. That of
cation to Toledo and Newport, where the Detroit-Idanha school also at protecting the kids. Watch for them
they plan on doing some fishing. They tended. A teachers reception will be at the cross walks,darting out from
took their cabin cruiser along.
held at the regular PTA meeting behind parked cars, or from the play-
Attending the party at Meander Inn September 23 at 8 p. m. in the cafe- , ground in pursuit of a ball. Remem-
in Mill City Friday evening honoring teria of the Detroit school. Refresh ber Oregon’s “Operation T. I. E.”—
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie’(Chuck) Wirk- ments will be served.
Take It Easy—and don’t forget—if
The sophomores held their annual you won’t drive safely—you can’t
kala, were Mr. and Mrs. John Meals,
Audrey Layman, Marion Kite, Ann initiation of the freshmen Monday af drive in Oregon.
Stevens, Boots Champion, and Jake ternoon at 2:30 p.m. at Detroit school.
Fischer of Detroit and Ruth Wetzel The freshmen in all sorts of get-ups
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
of Portland. The Wirkkalas were • e- and dress were nut through the paces
AND INVITATIONS
with
ease
by
the
sophomores.
No
cently married.
Wirkkala, an
at The Mill City Enterprise
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Here’s a suggestion for a fine
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hard-cooked eggs and onion at
tractively on crisp lettuce. Com
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accompaniment.
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F'.r the lunch box crowd, give
that old favorite the tuna fish
sandwich, a new look—make tuna
boats First, split and spread sides
of frankfurter rolls with sandwich
spred: fill with drained, flaked
tuna. Add crisp celery, cookies, a
tangerine—and you have a deluxe
lunch box!
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Did holiday entertaining leave
spots on your rugs? If so, here’s
a hint or two for proper home
cleaning: Powder cleaners, rubbed
into the rug and then removed
with a vacuum cleaner, are best for
all except cotton. Ammonia and
alkalis should not be used. Solvents
should be avoided < except for
grease stains) as they leave rings.
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