The Mill City enterprise., March 14, 1968, Page 5, Image 5

I Mrs. Roy Epperson left
■ Sunday evening by train from
Portland for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ed-
, een at Pocatello, Idaho. She
plans to be away for two
weeks.
Mrs. Lita Ioewellen returned
Mrs. Neil Baldwin, daugh­ to her home here Sunday
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Pittam is spending some time
at the home of her parents
while her husband is station­
ed in Vietnam. He is with the
army and expects to be there
about eight more months.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Warde
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
David Griffith and baby all of
Eugene spent the weekend
here at the Dave Warde home.
Celia Warde returned with
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith to spend
Spring vacation and Clifford
Warde returned with the
Stanley Wardes.
night, after a stay in the
hospital where she submitted
to minor surgery. She is re­
covering satisfactorily.
If you want the best In
cards for your friends and lov­
ed ones, come in and pick
them out at Mlil City Pharm­
acy. We have a large display
of St. Patrick’s day and Eas­
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Mrs. Mel Eide and children
are taking advantage of the
Spring vacation at school
this week. They are spending
the time with Mr. and Mrs
Carl Eide in Seattle; Rev. and
Kenneth Pease, son of Mr. Mrs. Dick Cole and family at
and Mrs. Al Pease arrived in Bellingham and her mother
Mill City Saturday, after Mrs. Frances Eide at Olympia.
having spent 2214 months in
Vietnam where he was a
Mr. and Mrs. George Long
supervisor in a construction and family spent the weekend
firm. He became ill and was in Newberg, taking care of
taken to Santiam Memorial their property there.
hospital Monday morning.
Mrs. Bill
Richards
and
daughter, Shelley who have
spent several months at
Coeur ’d Alene, Idaho, have
returned and are living at
their home east of town.
Camp Fire Girls’ Week will
be March 17-23 and will be
the 58th birthday anniversary
of the organization. The girls
will have a window display
at The Enterprise. Go to
Church Sunday will be ob­
served March 24.
Visitors over Spring Vaca­
tion at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Posekany and fam­
ily are Scott and Tim Turner
of Reedsport. All enjoyed a
day of skiing Tuesday at
Hoodoo. Mrs. Posekany said
they returned home with a
few bumps and bruises, but
sans splints. Their visitors
found the day very exciting
as it was their first exper­
ience on the bent boards.
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duck­
worth, Sr., were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gordon and Mrs. Ku-
hanic from Scio.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Har­
lan recently entertained her
mother, Mrs. Alice Watson
with a birthday dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Meuser
from Eugene spent the week­
end at the home of her par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Davenport.
Mrs. Morris Howe under­
went major surgery Sunday
night at Salem Memorial hos­
pital.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charlie
French went to Portland Sat­
urday where they were over­
night guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gulley.
They attended the Harlem
Globe Trotter’s basketball
game Saturday evening at the
Coliseum.
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Boatmen Conquer
Nehalem River
Gene Teague of Stayton re­
ported that five craft chall­
enged the Nehalem river re­
cently and found that it was
a really rough river to run.
There were four regular
wooden river boats and one
rubber boat. Teague said all
of the craft made the run
without mishap, but that at
the Nehalem Falls it was nec­
essary to let the boats down
by rope.
This expedition was led by
Gene Hansen of McMinnville
and Teague. Others from Stay­
ton were Marvin Sandberg,
Dick Boedigheimer and Bill
Gehlen, Fred Graham, Ned
Uffelman, Alvin Norblad and
Dick Schroeder. The group
camped out and did some fish­
ing on the trip, although the
fishing was not too good.
The boats were put in just
below the first bridge, and
they made the run clear to
tidewater, about 26 miles.
Teague said: “this river is
not too well known, and na­
tives thought we were nuts
to try it. Some of the river is
real fast and just about like
an obstacle course.”
Many people never thought
of running rivers until the
North Santiam White Water
Challenge. He said: “Most of
the members of the North
Santiam River Guides have re­
ceived their training right on
the North Santiam.”
The Guides take an active
part in the annual Memorial
Day Whitewater Challenge.
For Recorder
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 14, 1968
Lions Have Zone
Meeting at Mehama Mill City Lions
Celebrate 20th
Bob Tunnell of West Salem
Lions club was in charge of
the zone meeting at The Ri­ Anniversary Fri.
verview in Mehama Thursday
night when about 30 Lions
from clubs of this zone met
to discuss problems confront­
ed during the year.
Host club was Mill City.
Clubs from Silverton, the Sa­
lem clubs, Mill City and Stay­
ton were present.
Each of the clubs told of
their money-raising projects
and what they are doing to
keep up club interest.
Considerable time was spent
on the sight conservation pro­
gram. Stayton said they were
furnishing many eye glasses
for young people in their area.
Another club said they were
trying to find ways to enable
younger people to work to
earn their glasses.
Tunnell urged those who
plan to attend the convention
in Eugene May 16, 17 and 18
to send in for their reserva­
tions.
Attending from Mill City
were President Maynard
Smith, Secretary Fred Berg;
Martin Hansen, Bill Metteer,
George Long and Don Moffatt.
John Sheppard, former
Linn County Assessor has
filed for Linn County Record­
er. He is seeking the office
now held by Stella Hoover
who has been republican re­
porder for the past 36 years.
Miss Hoover is retiring and
plans to take a long rest.
Sheppard is a Republican
Janet and Darla Cowden
and a resident of Linn coun­
from Madras spent the week­
ty for the past 36 years. He
end with their grandparents,
came to the area from Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cree.
He was a builder and auto­
mobile mechanic until he be­
A recent guest of the Wal­
came assessor by election in
lace Robertson family has
1949.
been Air Force Sgt. Frank
Since 1957 Sheppard has
Irizarry. After a 30-day leave
been a stock rancher at Rt. 2,
Sgt. Irizzary will begin a
Bex 41, Lebanon, and is an ap­ LYONS—The City Planning
three year tour of duty in
praiser. He is a certified ap­ Commission Wednesday night
Germany.
praiser employed by the Ore­ presented its zoning study to
gon State Veterans Adminis­ the City Council.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MacGreg­
tration and by the Federal
or and children spent Sunday
Further study will be made
Housing Administraron.
afternoon in Beaverton visit­
before its final adoption.
Sheppard is a past master
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
The council also decided to
of Grand Prairie Grange; a mail questionnaires to all resi­
Barrows. Mr. Barrows is ser­
past Exalted Ruler of Albany dents of any areas being con­
iously ill.
Lodge No. 359, BPOE and a sidered for annexation. Coun­
member of St. John's Lodge cilmen said they hoped all
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bodie from
Hawthorne, Calif., and Mr.
The annual Easter Seal sale No. 17, AF&AM; a past pre­ would respond to inform the
and Mrs. C. Archer of Mill to finance projects and ser­ sident and past secretary of city about their desires.
City were recent dinner vices for the unmet needs of the Fish and Game Commis­ Boundaries would be the
geusts of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Oregon’s crippled children and sion.
river on the north, Simpson’s
He is married and has two Road on the east, the railroad
L. Burrell. The Dobles will adults is now undar way in
spend some time in Mill City. the state and will continue children, Carolyn, a counselor tracks on the south, and the
at North Albany Junior High, west border would remain as
through Easter Sunday.
The Woman’s club will meet
J. Clinton Davis, Portland and John Jr., an instructor at it is except for straightening
Tuesday, March 19 at 12 noon insurance executive and pres­ Tektronix: at Beaverton. The the boundary.
at the home of Mrs. Edith ident of the Easter Seal So­ candidate is a member of the
In other business, the cou-
Mason. Those attending are ciety, said nearly 500,000 Ore­ Methodist church.
cil:
Sheppard said if he is elect­ Appointed the city budget
asked to bring a sack lunch gon residents will receive
and Gold Bond Stamps for seals in the mail during the ed he would conduct the of­ committee — Robert Walton,
the Jayceettes. Books or mag­ campaign period, and he urg­ fice of Linn county recorder Beulah Lewis, William Carter,
azines will also be exchanged. ed persons to “respond as gen­ in a modern and an efficient Howard Naue and Harold
manner. His slog- n is "Court­ Hawthrone.
erously as you can.”
Mrs. Marie Lincoln of Kelso
No bids were submitted to
“Our primary objective,” eous and Efficient Service.”
Wn„ spent the weekend here Davis stated, “is to provide
purchase the old library build­
with her daughter, Betty direct service to crippled Al and Irene Pease
ing.
Bostwick. They attended fun­ children and adults who can
Reviewed final details on
eral services Monday at Tur­ benefit from the service and Return from California purchase of the new library
ner for George Bostwick.
building, which must have
have no other agency, either
some remodeling and shelving
public or private, to which Vacation Trip
Jessie K. Darrar of Madras, they can turn for assistance.”
added. No date has been set
president of the Rebekah As­ The society, now in its 21st
to move into it. It is hoped
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Pease
have
sembly of Oregon, was in year of operation, operates returned home after a month that the library can remain
town last week paying an of­ Children's Hospital School in at Balls Ferry, Calif., which open more hours per week,
ficial visit to Santiam Rebek­ Eugene, where youngsters is a resort area. They caught but that would require some
ah lodge. She was an over from pre-school age to 15 some nice King salmon which volunteer help. Anyone inter­
night guest at the home of years receive an integrated they
smoked, canned and ested may contact Mrs. Evel­
Mrs. Emery Primeau.
program of speech, occupa­ gave to friends and relatives. yn Morman, City recorder.
Asked cooperation of per­
tional and physical therapy
Steven Rambo spent last and special education. They Mrs. Pease said they met a sons who are allowing their
number
of
their
friends
and
week visiting with his grand- come from all areas of Oregon had a good visit with them. dogs to run loose. Further ac­
narents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel to attend the school.
They also visited their son tion would be necessary if
Rambo. They returned him to
Other projects include Camp and family, the Kenneth Pea­ this fails.
his Medford home over the Easter Seal, a summer camp ses at Paynes Creek, Calif.
Agreed to ask Joe Johnson,
week-end.
on the Oregon coast specially Upon their arrival home they local carpenter, to be the
designed for the physically found a long letter from their building Inspector, replacing
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel handicapped; an equipment son, Kenneth Pease who has George Neal, who resigned.
were hosts to a group of pool that provides wheel­ been doing construction work
friends one evening last week chairs, crutches, walkers, in the Saigon area. He had
for a dinner and evening of specially designed braces or just had a harrowing exper­
visiting. They included Mr. prostheses; three mobile ther­ ience when he was trapped in
and Mrs. Leo Havens and Mr. apy clinics that travel over a house with shell fire all
Respect for Law Makes
and Mrs. George Hicks of the state, bringing physical
him.
Democracy Live
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. therapy to areas where it is around
didn’t have any weapons
Libel and Slander
Loyd Ewalt of Currinsville. not readily available, and a but He two
well sharpened but­ “You’re a dirty, rotten
They are all longtime friends, continuity care program at cher knives which were in
” Chuck told his neigh­
several from the time of their Emanuel Hospital in Portland
house. He wrote a few crook,
one day as they argued in
vouth at Estacada High which offers social services to the
lines every hour or so while bor
’s garage.
School.
those who need this help to he was in the house; he said Chuck
“
I
’
m
not going to be called
speed their rehabilitation.
it sort of relieved the pres­
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free­
A total of 1676 Oregonians sure he was under. Some Ar­ names,” the neighbor said,
man and Mr. and Mrs. Larry were served by the Easter my buddies of his finally got “I’ll sue you for slander.”
Plotts, Sr., surprised Mrs. Seal Society last year, includ­ some weapons in to him and
Can the neighbor sue Chuck
Floyd Shepherd last Tuesday ing 110 at the Children’s Hos­ he was later flown to another in this case?
evening when they arrived pital School, 748 through the construction base.
Probably not. Unless a third
with birthday cake and ice equipment pool, 491 by the
party heard Chuck call his
cream.
neighbor a “dirty, rotten
mobile therapy clinics, 149
In Air Force
crook,” no defamation of char­
at
Camp
Easter
Seal
and
178
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep­ in the continuity care pro­
acter could occur, because no
herd spent from Friday until gram.
one beside the two of them—
Monday in Central Oregon
Chuck and the neighbor—
visiting friends and relatives.
heard it. The same would be
true if Chuck had written
such language in a private
Mrs. William Shepherd en­
letter to his neighbor. It
tertained Friday evening hon­
would not be libel because
oring her bother-in-law on her
the charge was made in pri­
birthday anniversary at a
vate.
family dinner. Present were
(Spoken defamation is
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep­
known as slander. Written de­
herd, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
famation is libel.)
Roten and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
However, if a third party
liam Shepherd, Bonnie, Le­ Harold Tomlinson, clerk of
should see the letter, or if
roy and Jerry.
Marion County this week has
chuck had written a notice
released the names of those
and posted it in his yard call­
people who have been named
ing his neighbor a “dirty, rot­
to register residents to vote.
ten crook”— when the neigh­
The time has come for all
bor was, in fact, no such
those who wish to vote in the
thing then the neighbor could
coming elections to register,
David E. Michaelson, son of probably collect damages. By
he said.
On the list in Marion coun­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Michael­ posting the sign, Chuck
ty in this area are as follows: son, Detroit, has completed would make the accusation
Len Davis, Idanha; Frances basic training at Lackland public.
If the neighbor was, in fact,
Muise, Detroit; Ruby Brisbin, AFB, Tex. He has been assign-
Gates; Esther Challender and ned to the Air Force Techni­ a “dirty, rotten crook” and
Lois Scott, Mill City and Jean cal Training Center at Lowry Chuck could prove it, then,
“By the time you find out Roberts and Hattie Golliet at AFB, Colo., for specialized of course, the neighbor could
schooling as a munitions spec­ collect nothing. The truth of
what makes the world go Mehama.
ialist. Airman Michaelson is a Chuck’s statement would be a
round, you're too dizzy to
Why Don’t You Subscribe to 1967 graduate of Detroit High nerfect defense against both
care.”
The Mill City Enterprise
School.
I libel and slander charges.
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Friday night, Mill City
Lions and their wives were
joined by the Stayton Lions
club at an anniversary party
at The Riverview in Mehama.
This was in honor of the
club’s 20th year of existence.
Stayton was the club instra-
mental in chartering the local
club.
Following the dinner. Pres­
ident Maynard Smith had
Martin Hansen and Lee Ross
escorted in front of the group
where he presented them
with their Old Monarch Char­
ter certificates. Two more cer­
tificates wer»» to have been
given to Herb Schroeder and
Burton Boroughs, but they
were unable to attend.
Ladell Metteer president of
the Lions Auxiliary announc­
ed that the group would have
a pot luck dinner April 27 at
the Gates Women’s clubhouse.
Following the dinner and
meeting the balance of the
evening was spent in dancing
and visiting.
My sincere thanks to my
friends who sent flowers,
cards, telephoned, and whe
otherwise expressed concern,
during and following my re
cent hospitalization.
Bob Young
Idanha
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