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STORIES OF
PACIFIC
2—The Mill City Entrrpri«--. lhurMÍay, Mar. 21. iW»3
Mrs. Keith Phillips
Entertains Mehama
Church Group
1 MEHAMA-Mrs Keith Ptul-
: lips was hostess far the 1:30
' dessert luncheon and meeting
if the Women * Society of the
Mehama church in the Fellow
ship room Thursday-. March 14
It was reported that the com
mittee had started plan* for the
tsam darner to be held Thurs
day. April 25 The Society also
irked to have an all-day meet
ing on April 11 to dean the
church. AU ladies who can help
re asked to 1 come There »all
e a potluck luncheon at rxxxx
Mrs Ame Magnus.«
gave
a radio preser:a?or. of
the program far the aftemoor.
She s-Tiw ed two films, one on
PACIFIC POWER
Korea, and the other snowed
the work of the Church World
& LIGHT COMPANY
India l .
Pakistan
Service in
H .«g Kong i and c eher ptaces.
told by
She also told bnef.y of ocher
NELSON OLMSTED
phases of the work being done
Century Forest Seed—how •Jircxigh 'he World Church Ser
the seeos of kxnom a * forests vice orgamzatKin.
are processed in Lebanon.
TAJ amasti Page
powerland '
KWIL
KRKT
4:35 pm
12:10 pm
Friday. Man h 22
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
Tm
Field Service
Meeting Held at
Mrs. Warren Shows
Pictures to Lyons
Garden Club Members
LYONS
The m.-ettng of the
Lyons Garden club was held
Wednesday afternixn at
the
tswiie of Mrs Eliaer Tay tor in
Mehama with Mrs Alice Hu
ber as «.-»hostess.
Dainty refreshments carrying
out the St Patrick motif was
served at 1 30 High light of
the aftemrwn was the shewing
of picture* by Mrs Warrrr. of
Stayton. The pictures was of
her trip to Europe
Present were Mmes
Hsriey
Scott Otto Weidman. Warren
Edward*. Earl Cotton. David
Daniel»«. Elmer Wilson, Wit
bam Carter.
Ralph Downer.
John Lengacher Alex Bodeker.
Glenn Julian. Floyd
Bassett.
Ernest Gross.-» Charles Ouaon.
Clyde Bressler, Mrs IXxina As-
müssen. Mrs Pearl
Hudson.
and the tastesse»
To Head P. T. A.
Woman's Club
___ Come in and See Our
XEV4 E-ASTER FLATS AND BAGS
Hats from------------------------------------ $1.00 to $3.9«
Bags __________________________ $2.9« and $3.9«
Plus Tax
Children s Dresses----------------------- $-2.9« to 35.9«
Ada’s Needle Shop
Phone 897-2141
Mill City
227 S. W. Broadway
Mayor
Talks
Scouts
Meeting
Sgt. Richard Lichlyter
Santiam Ripples
Goodwill Industries
To Send Truck To
HELP
YOLRSELE Stayton, March 27
TO A
History
Feature of
Valley Telephone Company
Servin g Mil] Citj -Gat*«, AtunsviDe,
Detroit-Manha, Silverton, Turner
a unitor m!
H) «.<4<ile ICsnitto
So u> .Spcrxer Hillesland and
Well. Faith and Bagorra
whit a weekend for the Irish! all the t>and member*, a great
If you d*dn t have any place I big thank you |or giving ua unc
to gu I am sure it must have J more thing tia- community can
been far the lack of time or ' be justly proud of.
money.
Who say* that TV ha* re
Saturday night sort of divided
the crowd with the Gate* Fire placed the movie*? We took a
men h«v mg their annual dance carkui i uf yuung {Mv.plr >nl>>
and thr fine music festival in valem Sunday to see “Son of
Stayton A* a matter of fact. I Flubbrr" when we got there,
understand *• me ¡»■«»pie man there was a line two block*
king Understand »«nee that it
aged to take in la»th ex ent*'
rhrn Sunday night t>a»kethaU ha* been that way at every
fans got a treat with the famed performance
Anyway the kid* that wr Uaki
All American Redhead» play
ing the local Jay ere» quite a «town werrn t u »>*<1 to line*
the
war
ration
■how. The girl* were real art lrrmcrnber
ists at handling the twiU and day*1 ■<> they gave up an<!
pretty good with wx>rd* too went to anothrr theatre
How ataut It. boy*?
Tl r Iile* of March have come
Spencer Hillesland. SUHS
b»ml member* «including hon ami gone and thi* week we will
or tvind members > and many officially welcome »¡»ring Thl*
towrupccipic were really thrilled ha* item a faat-moving winter
jtkl
although colder than
at the words of praise heaped
on them tor their outstanding I usual, wa* mild compared to
I other place* except
Alaska'
performance Saturday night
It wa* certainly not unexpret- And they were having an ‘ un
cd to moat people as 1 have usual'' winter, too.
Now if we can just avoid the
thought all year that we had
a band of which we could tic Aslan fill that ha» plagu<*d *o
'**ry proud.
many place* thl* winter
1 am a basketball tan trim
And on the lighter side and
away back but even so. at
tending the game* and hearing thinking <4 the so-called luck
the band play this winter wa* with which many profile who
well worth anyone’s time.
succeed are credited, a famous
.And when they get all deckrd wn'rr was atkrd if he
be
out in uniform* which I am lieved in luck ' Crrtalnly.” he
sure will be approved. It will said
"How else do you ex
be all the better, because after plain the suceraa <>t those you
all there i» ».methmg about <k« t like?"
1
Eject*« of officers was ttw
mam order of business at the
March meeting of the Santiam
The Mill Crt: Chapter of the
PTA with Mrs Dave Bamhardt
American Field servi
met
elected president; Mrs
UUP
me of
Monday everung at the
lam Learning, vice-president;
|| N !..
Mn Les I-aMunyan. secretary
Geurge
Present of-
ficer* were unanmxxislj te
an,! Mrs Maurice Mee. treas
next
year,
urer Installation of the new of-
elected to serve
They a: e Hazel Gabriel, presi-
tcers will be tn May Retiring
pres, dent is Mrs IX« West-
<3ent; George Humphreys, home
nek
xni student family adjustment
chairman; Na-Lne Duggan, as-1
Serv mg on the nominating
committee were Mrs Thoma*
sistart Nome and family chair
Kanoff. Mrs
Donald I hshang
man;
Bdl Gleason, finance |
and Mrs. Dave Bamhardt
chairman. Sue Poole Amen- .
car. Abroad coordmator; Goldie I
It was announced that 147 had
, been i netted from the recent
Rambo, publicity
chairman; |
Fun Nt ight with profits to go into
Lou Oliver, secretaty-treasurer,
‘ the TV fund. It was pointed out
and Jay Rasmussen, member
i that ¡1 ! anyone «till wished to
from school
■ donate to the fund they could
Plans were made to com-
: do so. Mrs. Bonne Whitsett
plctc the tree pianting project
wa* general chairman «4 the
next month.
President Hazel
fund raising project
Gabriel extended an tnvitaUon
Mr* Howard Farmen took the
from the AFS to anj interested
ruum count of most parent* and
adult* who would like to help
teacher* present with Mr* Pau!
the program by going out with
Hicker».«* ruom winning
the stulent* to help finish the
There is a cash award for this
planting. At the meeting it >u
pr.ze
and M r* Brunner of
announced that a family ha*
Brunner* Flower* donate* a
been selected to make applica
plant to the winning room each
tion to provide a home
for
next year’s foreign exchange
Mrs Melford Seises». presi month.
Mrs LaMunyan. chairman of
student. The Amencan Abroad dent of the Federated Women *
program was discussed and it clubs of Oregon and Mr*. John the committee to change tfa-
was agreed that the local AFS Tyler, vice-president visited the PTA b> -law* to conform to State
read
chapter would make a *pec.ai Mill Oty Woman * club when PTA recommendatxms.
effort to get a Santiam High that organization met Tuesday- the pr»»posed change* They will
School student placed next ium- evening at the home of Mrs J be voted on next month.
Speaker for the evening was
Committer* are now doing."
mer.
C. Kimmel.
Much to the
Present at the meeting were
Mrs Nelson showed slides of Okinon Ono. exchange student I ducau.ai (II. Elderly Budget* he emphasized
Earlier thi* session, we inter dismay of all agencies, includ
Hazel Gabnel. Nadine Duggan. the national club headquarters from Japan who showed slides
Lou Oliver, Mr
and
Mr* in Washington. D. C. and also o< illustrate hi* talk. He also viewed several of the lx*gi*la- ing education. 390 million wa*
Senate ■ trimmed from these req'srsts
George Humphrej*. Bill Glea some slides taken in New York showed picture* of hi* family. turr s leading figures
son. Jay Rasmussen and George City She made the trip last B<-s.ile* hi* mother and father President Ben Musa. Itouac ' leaving a 3405 million budget
Stovall.
year as a delegate from Oregon be ha» a 13 year old brother and Speaker Clarence Baric«, and which would maintain but not
Sne spoke or. the a.ms and a 15 year old slater. Hu father House Minority Leader F F 1 .mprove state service*
Monte" M««tgomery
accomplishment*
of Women* work* in a drug »tore in Tokyo
’ Now the Ways and Mean*
Kimmel
Thi* w-eek we talked with Sen Cbnunittee »ay* it will cut 330
club* throughout the state and out ha» been an engineer and
Oxi saul he was planning on ate
To Explorer
Minority Party
leader million more from the $4(6 mil-
nation.
Anthony Yturri
Mrs. Leo Russell presided at changing back to that work
I*« budget.” Yturri added
If
At Recent
Oki told of the great west
The veteran legislator from ’hey can do •!. more power to
the QusixM-ss meeting when it
Mill Qty
Explorer
Scout
was agreed to petition the city ern influence since the end of Ontario collasped earlier this them It wiailif be wuevlerful
Post No. 49 completed another
council to ask for an addition to World War U with n any of the month in the Capitol Budding But I believe they can only
successful
paper drive
last
the city hall for the establish old traditional idea* changed It from overwork and exhaustion | achieve thia by taking the bulk
Saturday and expressed their
ment of a «mail library The 11* only in the past J5 years or He returned to his «iuties after I of that 370 ml!?!«« from eduea-
thanks to all community resi-
Japanese mamage* spending two day* in a Salem ttan." hr warned
club will ask the aid at other so that
dents who saved
papers
! ■'
have not been arranged by the hospital, but he's reduced hi*
organization* m the city.
“The Governor feel* he has al
them.
Women contacting
various parents of the young people
work toad while be regains his ready made every possible cut
Tentative date for the next organizations
Youngsters
in Japan have strength
include
Mr*.
from education's ixidget. if we
drive ha* been set for May 18
Kimmel. Garden club; Mrs. many of the same idea* and in
“I had been going full-tilt, arc to provide our younger peo
Residents are asked to start
Edith Mason. Woman * club; terest* that young people here and simply ran out of gas.” he pb with the same educational
saving papers again tor this
Mrs Bert Mom*. Eastern Star. do They love sport*, with base explained
opportunities available to our
drive.
Mr*
John Swan. Rebekah ball topping the list They like
Sen
Ytum
exprc«*cd hi» children today. Yturri said
Wally Robertson said a num- iodge;
Mrs. John Jams. Jay- to watch TN’, and even as here, thoughts on budget-cut ting He
"Governor Hatfield has not.
ber of men donated pickups to cette; Mrs Mason. Gates Wo parent* have to get them away support:« such cut* in must
and will not object to many of
assist in gathering the papers, man's club.
from the set to study School is areas,
but strongly opposed the budget curtailments made
including Stanley Chance. Les
Oub members ao voted to neld in Japan Monday through "drastic or unreasonable" slash by Way* and Mean»," Yturri
I LaMunyan. Gregg Stevens. El-
but the hour* are es tn are*» of education, civil
have a cooked food sale with Saturday,
explained "This is indicated by
| don Hutchinson and Ernest Po-
Ok: said he enjoyed def«n*e or omsideratton for
the date to be announced later shorter.
the fact that he ha* already
! drabsky.
Also
as*.*ting the
being
able
to
"«Jeep
in
”
on
for the benefit of the Children s
Oregon's aged
signed
many
budget -cut ting
boy* with the drive wa* Cliff Farm Home at Corvallis. As Saturday* since living here.
He agree« with most legisla bills this session.
Swift.
He said they had parent and tors than "without doubt, taxa
sisting the Home is a project
“But the Governor will ob
Robertson, post advisor, said of the clubs in Oregon
teacher* organization* there and tion und expend.lure«’ are the
ject to further reduction
of
that he new had a new assist
Mrs O. K. DeWitt gave a that the Japanese parent was most
serious problems
con education'* budget.
ant advisor. Leon Lyon.
Interested in
educa fronting the 1963 Legislature.
report on the Show Me" trip greatly
“Likewise, he protest* the
At a recent Explorer meet- which is scheduled for the Car.- tion and willing to sacrifice to
Sen Yturri blames much of emasculation
or abolishment
.ng Mayor J. C. Kimmel spoke yon in May. An overnight bus give their youngster* a good
the current ' dilemma ’ on prv- of the State Civil Dcfenae Dc-
to the Scouts on city govern tnp to Bend and other area* education. Most school* are co
viuus legislature»
partment," Yturri emphasized
ment and automobile
.nsur- is a-so on the agenda for June. educational:
however, he at
Ln past sessions, we ve had
' The Governor believe* Ore
ance. He told of the reasons
Oki budget surpluses ranging up to
Assisting Mrs Kimmel Tues tended an all boy school
gon should follow the national
for added cost of insurance for day evening were Mrs
Leo plan* on attending Tokyo Un 335 million. ' he said
And the philosophy on civ ¡1 defense, and
drivers under 25 years of age.
Russell, Mrs. John Swan and iversity when he hetum* to Democrat-con tn »Led legislature he will fight for it. Simply to
Among new projects planned Mrs Helen Saucier.
rversity when he return*
to in recent years ch se to spend
»ay that civil dennse did not
by the Explorers is a 50-mile
Japan. He is considering a them."
function satisfactorily on one
hike with the group to com
career in law or as a foreign
He pointed out that, ui 1957 occasion is not an uxbetment
' diplomat.
plete the hike at the Capitol
the states budget was 3259 of the principle of the systrm."
building in Salem
million,
which was submitted he said
Folkwing the Saturday paper To Be In Texas
by the outgoing Republican gov
'Qvil Defense i* much like
ot
Richard
Lichlyter
drive the Explorers accompan Sgt.
ernor. Now, six short years lat obtaining an insurance policy
ied by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lyon Grannis. Ark., is being reas
er. our budget has climbed to against an event which may
and Miss Krogman took in the signed to Kelly AFB, Tex., fol
By Ed McfMrdy
over HdO million.
never occur. Yturri pointed out
movie “Son of Flubber" in Sa lowing his graduation from the
The 49-year old Republican
But the coat of the premium
With
the
Variety
Show
fast
Cm
ted
States
Air
Force
techu»-
lem. The Explorers also had
explained that Oregon's econ is n.lnor, e»xnj>arcd to the cxwt*
several
invited
guests
with cal traimng course for data approaching, ail the acts are
pneessing machine supervisors shaping up We’ve been having omy "has not proportionately involved if such insurance pro
them.
rehearsals fairly regularly, and kept abreast of state expendi tection were not available."
I
nere.
ture*. When we had surpluses,
Sen Yturri saxi the (knern-
Sergeant Lachlyter, w h o se showed moat of the acts to the
instead of reducing rate*, we or and Republican legislators al
father is J. T. Lichlyter of 347 Student Body last Friday
kept on spending.
so will object to unrv asana Ne"
Warden Ave., Elyria. Ohio, was There's a tot of work yet to be
"Now we have no surplus," curtailments in the field of
trained to supervise the oper don*, but we’ve come a tong
he *a.d
We cannot use any
treatment and consideration at
ation
and
maintenance
o f way since the begmr.ng
No school for three days. It’s mon.es paid by past taxpayer* the aged in Oregon They have
parched card and other data
processing machines used by Spr.ng vacation. But »orr.ehnw We've reached the point where already been too long ignored'”
He feel* the problem can be
I can’t help thinking we're mis if we wish to maintain the pres
Air Force s’atistlcaj offices.
Gcwdwill Industries will send
The sergeant attended Cove sing out somewhere A tot of ent level of Mate services, a handled by the legislature and
their truck to Stayton Wednes (Ark ) H.gh School. His mother. school* are getting the whole 34<XI million budget is not out state agencies, without turning
day. March 2. to collect items Mrs Ethel McCauley, resides week off. while we get only of line."
to the Fixlcral government.
He compared per capita cost*
of clothing, appliances and oth in Idanha
three day*. There were a tot
"Aside from
these
thru*
for state services between Ore areas. Republicans will
er Household goads
Urgently
fully
Sergeant Lichlyter and his of viator* from closed schools
needed is furniture of all kind* wife, the former Alice F. Pat here Monday: apparently they gon <3225 per year» and Idaho support all reasonable reduc
-especially bedroom furniture. terson of 33 Brown St Barber- can t get enough of it Well, <3150 per year).
tions and cut* in the budget."
We've come to the critical Yturri said.
Those who wish to contri km. Ohio, have two daughters. maybe we ll get out sooner
bute their repairable discard* Sandra and Renee.
Or. just possibly, we
might moment of decision.” Yturri
He predicts no "drastic tax
are asked to call Mrs P. G.
learn something in the extra warned. “Shall we maintain our change* or Incrases." but he
Mate service* and increase is "fearful the legislature will
Wood 769-5365. She will arrange
time
To Be
for the truck to pick up your Scio
The Future Homemaker* of taxes? Or shall we reduce the resort to *o-cnllcd one-shot re
donation.
America served spaghetti
in level of services and retain our venue measures, which will not
Linn Co.
More than 400 handicapped
the gymnasium for lunch Mon present tax structure’"
solve the basic problems at all
He explained that Governor
men and women depend upon Historical Soc. Meet
day. It was good, but there was
"Our true function." he said,
Ixal history of the Scio reg no place to sit, except on the Hatfield and the State Depart "is to create a broad-based in-
the public for gifts of clothing,
furniture and other materials ion will be featured at a Lann bleachers and a rew chair* ment of Finance, since last owe tax program with reten
for heir jobs and on-the-job- County Historical Society meet There was a good turnout, and April, worked on the budget tion of as many deduction* a*
«»zbmitted to the Legislature in possible, and yet provide a
ing Sunday. March 24. at 2 p they made a little cash
trainmg.
December.
Original
requests
m. in the Scio grade school
basis so that our future a* well
from the various Mate agencies
gymnasium
as our present-day
problems
totalled 3495 million
Exhibits and speakers have dent. Floyd Jenks.
can be met.’
"The Governor and the De
been arranged for by Rolla
Jenks said that i an announce-
Shelton
ment
regarding
the Moyer partment of Finance scrutinized
request*—in the same Why Don't TOV Xubacrlbe to
The meeting is open to the house project in
Brownsville these
way that the Way* and Means THE MIIJ. (IT» KNTERrKIAE
public, according to the presi- will be made.
State President
is a ‘familly affair
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