The Mill City enterprise., September 15, 1966, Page 4, Image 4

4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 15, 1966
Taking a hunting trip into
The Bilyeus sold their home
the high Cascades last week­
to Mr. Mentze and purchas­
end were Bill Gabriel, Jack
ed a new home near the Jack
THE MILL CITY
By Eva Br^asler
Evans and Jack Duggan. The
Shelton farm in the Jordan
men took along their horses Considerable improvements district.
ENTERPRISE
By Mrs. Floyd Swaim
By “Boots” Champion
and enjoyed the ride through have been made to the Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Leland Man­
Entered as second class mat­
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kirkland the rugged country even Public Library building. The nlng and children Richie,
ter November 10, 1944 at the
Mrs. Ida (Archie) Golder,
Post Office at Mill City, Ore- returned to Orting, Wn. Wed­ though no deer appeared on plywood siding donated by Larry and Cherri were week
who
suffered a stroke last
the
scene.
nesday
after
a
week
’
s
visit
at
gon under Act of March 3,
Plywood has been end guests at the coast. They
fall, is now convalescing at
Mr. and Mrs. Burke Zane, Simpson
the home of their great-niece,
187».
were guests at the Bell-Air
put
on
and
a
coat
of
very
her home in Detroit. Making
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Barbara of Fresno, pretty green paint, also new apartments with Mr. and Mrs.
Subscription Rates
their home here with her are
Marion-Linn Counties $6.50 yr. Elmer Klutke. Leaving for Calif., returned Friday to get cement steps and a covered Ramie Martell at Ocean
DETROIT—A hearing on her son-in-law and daughter,
her
mother,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Phoenix,
Ariz.,
Friday
were
Outside Marion-Linn $4.00 yr.
porch. The work was done Lake, The Martells are well establishing a 95,450-acre Mt.
Outside Oregon..... .....$4.50 yr. Mrs. Klutke’s mother and hus­ Wright, at the home of Mrs. by W.W. Carter who was hir­ known here being former res­ Jefferson Wilderness has been Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Larson
of Detroit.
DON W. MOFFATT. Ed.-Pub. band, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hud­ Wright’s sister, Mrs. Fritzie ed by the city. The library is idents of this city.
scheduled October 26th at the
Visiting old friends in the
Ward.
She
had
been
visiting
gins.
open on Tuesdays from 3:30 Mr. and Mrs. Leland Man­ State Capitol by the U. S. For­
Elmer Klutke made an 11 Mrs Ward about a month p. m. to 6:00 p. m. On ning and children were week­ est Service. The announce­ Detroit-Idanha area over the
o’clock emergency trip to while the Zanes traveled Thursdays from 7:00 p. in­ end guests at the coast. They ment was made last week by weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Memorial Hospital through the northwest visit­ to 9:00 p. m. and Saturdays stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ra­ Regional Forester J. Herbert Robert Johnson of Corvallis.
I lb.
75c Santiam
The Johnsons formerly resid­
Sunday night for treatment of ing many of the parks.
from 10:00 a. m. to 2:00 p. m. mie Martell at Ocean Lake. Stone who said the hearing ed in this area.
Sunday visitors at the Walt­ with
a severe allergic condition. He
the childrens story hour I Mrs. Herman Morgan and will be held in Rooms 6 and Correction—
2 lbs. $1.39 was able to return home the er Thomas home were her
from 11:00 . a. m. to 12:00 I Mrs. Arthur Olmstead were 7 beginning at 9 A. M. on that
A typographical error ap­
mother
and
brother,
Mrs.
Jes
­
same night after the swelling
’clock noon. Mrs. Elsie Fol­ in Albany Wednesday to at- date.
peared in last week’s issue re­
sie Ziegler and Elvin Mar­ o
3 Ibs. $2.09 had been reduced.
som of Stayton is librarian. [ tend an officers training meet­ The new wilderness area garding the date of the pro-
Sunday guests for lunch and low of Vancouver, Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber ing of the Extension Unit. would consist of the 81,549 possed Parks Santiam No. 4
6 oz. Inst. the afternoon at the Harold Mrs. Walter Thomas at- and children Donna, Darrell Mrs.
Morgan is president and acres in the Mt. Jefferson Timber sale. This sale will
tended
a
meeting
of
the
of-
Wilson residence were Mr.
and Debbie were Sunday
89c and
Primitive area and 13,901 be held at Detroit Ranger
Mrs. Arthur Miller and ficers of the Federation of guests at the coast with his treasurer of the local unit. acres
of adjacent land in the
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Marlon
County
Women
’
s
September 20 at 11 a.
two daughters of Portland.
sister and husband, Mr. and City Council was held last Willamette, Deschutes, and Station
clubs
Thursday
in
Silverton
m. The date appearing in the
Sept. 15, 16, 17, 1966
The Millers and Wilsons used
Mrs.
George
Keeley
of
Port
­
Hood National Forests. last issue stated September 11.
to be neighbors in Portland. at the home of the Federation land who are spending the Wednesday evening at the Mt.
COOK'S MARKET
It
stretches
along some 24
Union
Hall.
A
discussion
was
President,
Mrs.
Irene
Roubal.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Van
The Millers had been camp­
week at Taft.
miles of the mid-Cascade Buskirk returned home Sat­
Detroit, Oregon
coming
election,
held
on
the
October
27
was
the
date
set
I ing in the Breitenbush area.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harley
Scott
for the fall meeting which and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Three new councilmen will Mountain Range between San­ urday following a week’s visit
will be held at the Stayton Downer enjoyed a trip Sunday be elected, Anyone wishing tiam Pass and Breitenbush with friends and relatives in
Methodist church. Registra- which took them to Central to serve on the council may Lake, and includes scores of Montana.
get a petition from Mrs. Eve­ high mountain lakes and
tio will start at 9 a. m.
Leaving here last week to
New Shipment of Shells
$2.98 to $6.89
going as far as Fort lyn Mormon City Recorder. two peaks, Mt. Jeffeson and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peter­ Oregon
join
his family in Anaheim,
Rock they also visited Christ­ Mrs. Reta Harasecmchuck Three Fingered Jack.
All the Latest Colors
son of Salem visited during mas
Calif., was John Craig. Mrs.
Valley
and
other
places
and daughter Leah from Win­ Stone said, “here is an out­ Craig and granddaughter left
the Labor Day weekend at the of interest.
New Blouses Have Arrived
nipeg, Manitoba, Canada was standing high mountain area
home of their son-in-law and
Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard a recent guest at the Henry for hikers, riders, hounters, here August 5th for Anaheim
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John
where they are making their
Capri Pants............................. $5.98 and up
Taylor.
They took their were Sunday guests in Salem Croisant home a guest of Mrs. fishermen, photographers, and home.
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lillie Ferris. She is a nelce mountain climbers,” and add­ Judy Roth, daughter of
grandsons, Bobby and John Johnnie Vale.
ed, “it is well suited for Wild­ Rev. and Mrs. Harold Roth
of Mrs. Ferris.
with them on a two-day trip
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walton of
Mrs. Alvin Palmer return­ erness. Except for trails, there of Idanha was released from
to LaPine.
North Bend are visiting at ed home Saturday after spend­ is little evidence of man’s act­
Visiting at the Glenn Hen- the
the Silverton hospital last
home of their son and ing three weeks at Westville, ivities.”
Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City
ness home Saturday to Mon­ family,
Wednesday following a bout
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
An illustrated brochure on with lobar pneumonia.
day were her cousin and wife, Walton and daughters Wen- Ill., called their by the death
of her father, James Emery. the prposal may be obtained
Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hall and dee and Sally.
Earl Layman was released
daughter, Nedra, of Sacramen­ Mr. and Mrs. Lymon Stubbs Her mother Mrs. Esther Em­ from forest supervisors in from a Salem hospital this
Fi
ery returned home with her Eugene, Bend and Portland week following a couple of
to. He had lived in Gates as a
announcing the birth of for the winter.
or from the Regional Forester day’s hospitalization for medi­
boy and this was his first trip are
their
first
child,
a
daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crab­ in Portland.
back in 29 years. The Halls Molley Jane born Thursday,
cal treatment.
are vacationing in the area. September 8 at the Santiam tree of Salem were Wednes­ The hearing will be the
A case of hepitltus has been
TAP DANCING INSTRUCTION
Debbie and Brian Rush are Memorial Hospital in Stayton. day gusets of Mr. and Mrs. second on the proposal requir­ reported in the upper canyon.
At
Earl Allen. The day was spent ed under the Wilderness Act.
attending school this year at
weighed six pounds and enjoying a picnic in the Idan­ The first hearing was held in An 11 year old boy is reported
Walker Junior high in Salem. She
GATES COMMUNITY CLUBHOUSE
to be afflicted with the ail­
ounces.
ha area.
Salem two years ago. Last ment. Members of the family
Surprise visitors at the Mel­ 11(4
For More Information
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Rogers
George Nydegger is now
the U. S. Geological have been inoculated.
vin Newberg home Wednes­
Mehama have moved into convalescing at home follow­ year
Call
Survey
and U. S. Bureau of
day and Thursday were long­ of
the Douglas Mentze house, ing an over night stay at the Mines conducted
LAURA WILSON
a field in­
time friends, Mr. and Mrs. recently
by Mr. and i Santiam Memorial hospital in
of the area.
Sam Cherro, of Duluth, Minn. Mrs. Bill vacated
897-2231
Bilyeu and family. | Stayton following injuries re­ vestigation
The Mt Jefferson Primitive
It had been 16 years since the
ceived in a logging mishap. are was created in 1930 and
| friends had seen each other.
By Peggy Cooper
Mrs. Newberg took the Cher- hostess for a farewell dinner Nydegger who is logging sup­ enlarged in 1933. Results of
ros to see Detroit Dam, Nia­ Tuesday evening for Mr. and erintendent for Parkett log­ the hearing and the recom­ September 6 started another
LET US HELP YOU BUILD
gara park and other canyon Mrs. Ed Chance of Santa Bar­ ging Co. of Mehama suffer­ mendations of the Secretary of school year for the students
points of interest.
bara, Calif., and their son, ed head injuries when a sap­ Agriculture will be sent to of Santiam High. After regis­
A COMPLETE ROOF OF
Gates Scout Troop 45 5 re
­ Vernon (Otis) Chance of ling pushed over by a bull- the President and to Congress. tration and payment of fees,
re-i
sumed Monday evening, after
t----- j Huntsville,
Persons interested in the a short assembly was held to
rTlintavillo Ala.
Ala The Chances j dozer struck him on the head
PLANNED PROTECTION
two months of inactivity, with had spent the week visiting i and shoulders at the firms proposal may express their introduce the teachers. Miss
a meeting at the home of the their son-in-law and daughter, log landing.
views by appearing at the Parent, business teacher, and
scoutmaster, Frank Baechler. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dodge'
hearing or by submitting writ­ Robert Williams, general
Tians were discussed for ac­ and family.
ten comments to the regional math and science and assist­
Jerry Pittam Insurance
quiring a large tent for the
forester by November 25th. ant football coach, were the
Returning home on Friday
Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754
troop and a weekend trip to following a visit of several
new additions to the faculty
i
the coast in the near future. weeks at the Marvin Dodge
Mill City, Oregon
By Mrs. John Teeters
this year. All the old teachers
SAFECO
The troop has started recruit­ home were her sister, Mrs.
returned, with the exception
"Where
planned
protection
pay*
oH,
INSURANCE
Boyd Norton returned home
ing new members. Boys 11 Ellen Howland and children
of Mr. Anderson, former busi­
with greater coverege at lower coot."
the first of last week from
years
of
age
through
high
SAFECO* LIFECO • GENERAL
ness teacher.
of Paso Robles, Calif. Mrs. Salem Memorial
•«•uaANCS CO ****>•• Marna W
hospital
school are invited to join.
Della Dike accompanied her where he had undergone sur­
Improvements around the
Weekend guests at the granddaughter to Paso Robles
school were noticed by the
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. to visit awhile at her home gery August 29. Mr. and Mrs.
students. These included a
Pederson were their son’s before going back to her own Norton spent several days the
new
fence by the front en­
family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. home at Tecopa, Calif. Mrs. last of the week visiting with
ALLEN CORNFORTH
trance of the school, new re­
Come To The
Pederson, Paul Jr., Wayne and Dike had enjoyed an extended relatives at the coast.
LYONS—Funeral services
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Titze were held Thursday afternoon freshment booth under the
Brenda of Bothell, Wn., who visit at the Dodge home and
football grandstand, a new
spent
the
Labor
day
weekend
arrived Friday, and another with her son and wife, Mr.
at 1:30 p. m. from the Howell- coat of paint on the inside of
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dike in at their cabin on the Metolius Edwards Funeral Home in the gym, new shelves in the
river. Mrs. Titze’s son-in-law Salem for Allen Leonard
and Mrs. Stewart Pederson of Spokane, Wn.
library, and the addition of
Estacada, who were here Sat­ Mrs. Lang Stafford gave a and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. (Jack) Cornforth a long time more study caroles, also in
urday and Sunday. A family dinner Thursday noon honor­ Ercille Yocom of Pendleton resident of Lyons who pass­ the library.
dinner was held Saturday ing the joint birthday anniver­ joined them there for the ed away at a nursing home in
In the first football game
when the group was joined by saries of her guests, her sis­ weekend.
Salem Sunday September 4 of the season, the Wolverines
Grange Hall Between Lyons and Mehama
the Pederson’s son-in-law and ters-in-law, Mmes. Bessie Bas­ Mr. and Mrs. Ercill Wilson at the age of 78. He was came out on top. They down-
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John sett, Mrs. Alice Thacker, Mrs. are being congratulated on born at Hull, Iowa 1888, and e North Marion 7-6, Friday on
Thurston, Debbie, Douglas, Ruth Vining and Mrs. Marg. the birth of their first grand­ is survived by four sons, Don­
Marion field.
Carla and Darla of Scio. Mrs. i Thomas. Mrs. Floyd Johnson child which was a daughter ald and Gene Salem, Robert the GAA
of Santiam start­
Pedersor. received a phone I visited Thursday afternoon1 born to their son-in-law and of Kent, Washington and Le­ ed the Club
school
year with a
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ly-
call Sunday from their daugh­ with Mrs. Stafford. Saturday
roy of Jefferson, and 10 grand­ camping trip to Jefferson
ter, Mrs. Ervin Neubauer in evening guests at Mrs. Staf­ mon (Bud) Stubbs of Lyons, children. Rev. Allen D. South- Park September 10 and 11.
All Entries Must Be In By 12 Noon
Mohall, N. D., wishing her a ford’s home were Mr. and I on September 8 at Santiam well was in charge of the
Twenty-one girls and five
happy
birthday anniversary. Mrs. Webb Case, Cindy and I ■ Memorial hospital. The new services with interment at adults
Judging Begins At 1 P. M.
made up the party of
baby
was
named
Molly
Jane.
Mrs. Ellen Rush and George Tari of Salem. Sunday dinner
the City View Cemetery in
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cum­ Salem. Pallbearers were Hob­ campers. On the four and a
accompanied, Mr. and Mrs. guests at her home were Don
Come, take part in this annual fair. It is op­
Ernest Ragsdale of Mill City Griffith and Dean Dirks of mins of Portland visited here son Gunn, Cecil Grimes, Floyd half mile hike into the park,
on a trip to Bend Sunday to Northwest Christian College one day the first of last week Bassett, Howard Naue, Dale beautiful weather prevailed.
en to the public. Prizes will be given. Bring your
visit the Ragsdale’s son and in Eugene. Don Griffith con­ with his brother-in-law and Prichard all of Lyons and Everyone enjoyed making
produce, canned goods, fancy work, baked goods,
camp, cooking around the fire
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ducted the Sunday services as sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. M. C. Edison of Salem.
wife,
antiques, handicrafts, hobbies and flowers.
and the evening’s bonfire, but
Cooper.
Ragsdale. They lunched at guest minister at the Gates
Rodney Wilson, son of Mr. j Overweight multiplies the with our usual luck, about
Hampton and took in some of Church of Christ.
Lunch Served Between 12 and 1.
and Mrs. Ercill Wilson __
the points of interest around
left danger of heart injury 10-fold, 12 p. m. the rains came. Along
Overnight guests August the
first
of
the
week
for
Spo
­ compared with the risk of a with the rain, came the snow,
Bend, including Pilot Butte.
31 at the Lee Fisher home
Mrs. Clyde Oliver spent were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bur­ kane, where he will be en­ person whose weight is nor­ and quite a few very wet
Monday to Thursday visiting den. The Burdens recently re­ rolling at Whitworth College mal, the Oregon Heart Asso­ girls. In spite of the dampness
the trip was successful.
From 5:30 to 7:30 P. M.
at the Portland home of her turned from a five-year tour again this year.
ciation points out. Farmers
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. of duty with the armed forc­ Mrs. Frank White returned and others who must do hard
Jack Oliver.
People who reach the end
es inTurkey. Japan and Nor­ home Saturday from Portland physical work in the heat of
Adults $1.50
Children under 12, 75c
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oliver way where he served as an where she had been receiving the summer sun should keep of their road are often sur-
treatment
at
the
University
attended a birthday dinner instructor. Mrs.
their weight down.
Burden
piised by what is not there.
Door Prizes Given After the Program
celebration for their grand­ taught grade school in each of Oregon Medical school hos­
son, Randy, Sunday evening country. Both will be starting pital. She will be confined to
at the home of his parents, the Fall term at the Univers-1 her bed for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Muir of ity of Illinois where he will I more.
The Mehama firemen were
Salem. Randy was 8 years be studying for his doctorate
called Saturday evening to put
old.
and she for her masters de­ out a grass fire at the Gut-
Mrs. Lang Stafford was gree. Visiting briefly at the
Call Us Any Day For
tormsen place on the old high­
Fisher home Saturday after­ way
between
here
and
Stay
­
P.
No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between
noon were Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ ton.
liam Lamb and three child­ Mrs. June Messinger and
Stayton and Gates.
ren. The Lambs, former Al­ her brother, Ernie Kubin of
ON OR OFF THE CABLE
bany residents, were enroute Mill City were guests Satur­
to Indiana where he has been day
the Ed Castle home.
RCA VICTOR
transferred by his company. Also at visiting
the Castle’s
Dinner guests Tuesday in the evening at were
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Mr.
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night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindemann and
of
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Mrs. Vic Herron were her Lyons.
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aunt. Gerry Sehlin of Daly
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Wednesday Mrs. Herron ac­ threatening to the farmer
5-Yr. 50,000
companied the Sehlins and with a heart ailment, the Ore­
ON SALE
k W ■ H
Mile Warranty
her mother. Mrs. I^es Mullen gon Heart Association warns.
of
Stayton
on
a
trip
to
Camp
Heat
stress
places
demands
on
Full Prie»'
Sherman and Peterson’s Rock the farmer’s heart above and
Gardens.
beyond those imposed by the
Mrs. Vic Herron and child­ physical exertion of his work.
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ren visited in Portland Sun­ Older farmers are advised to
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362-0349
Leon.
’ 3 N. Third Ave.
Stayton
Ph. 769-2154
ens to hit 90.
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r> Illi
Be Held on
Mt. Jeff Area
LYONS
GATES
Ada’s Needle Shop
Beginning Soon
MEHAMA
obituaries !
ashington
27th Annual Santiam Valley
GRANGE FAIR
Saturday, Sept. 24th
Ham Dinner and All The Fixings
Be Sure To Attend
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