3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968
LYONS
Make Streets Safe For Women
At Night GFWC President Asks
MEHAMA
Mrs. John Teeters
Overnight guests Saturday.
Sept. 14 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank White were her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Gray of Tole­
do. Guests Sunday at the
Whites were Mr. and Mrs.
Bartlet Johnson and two daugh­
ters f Toledo and Mrs. White’s
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Donovan of
Albany.
Mrs. Bruce Matthis was tak­
en to Santiam Memorial hospi­
tal late Thursday, Sept. 12 to
receive tests and treatment for
an infection.
The Mehama Women’s Club
will lie holding their Septem­
ber meeting at the Club house
Thursday evening, Sept. 26.
A special program is being
planner! and all women of the
community are cordially invit­
ed to the 8:00 p. m. meeting.
Jim Branch of Corvallis was
a guest a couple of days last
week at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ray­
mond Branch. Miss Ava Darby
of Vancouver, Wn., visited
a short time Sunday morning
at the Branch home.
Mrs. Rillie Trask and her sis­
ter Mr. G. D. Bilyeu of Leban­
on were in Buckley, Wash.,
during the weekend where they
visited at the home of their
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Nye Phillips and pick­
ed huckleberries.
Wendy, Marcy and Jenny
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
Robl of Stayton spent part of
the weekend at the home of
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Monroe.
Bradley and Craig Matthis of
Salem were week-end guests
at the Bruce Matthis home.
"In a civilized society it is
By Eva Bressler
unthinkable that a woman can­
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber
not walk on the streets at night
were Saturday over night and
without fear,” said Mrs. Walter
Sunday guests in Portland at
Varney Magee, president of the
11-million-member General
the h?me of his sister and
Federation of Women’s Clubs
husband, Mr. and Mrs. George
in
her inaugural address in
HAZEL M. GOODMAN
Keeley.
Boston on June 14. “If you
make them safe for women,
Mill City friends were sad­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue
they are safe for all."
dened to learn of the death and her mother Mrs. Lydia
Mrs. Magee considers crime
Sunday of Mrs. Hazel M. Good­ Culwell spent the week-end at
prevention of paramount im­
man at Santiam Memorial hos­ Manzanita. They were guests
portance during her two-year
pital. Death was attributed to at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
administration. She has ap­
Ray
Short
daughter
of
Mrs.
an apparent heart attack. She
pointed Mrs. Margaret Moore,
an experienced anti-crime
had been hospitalized earlier in Culwell and sister of Mrs.
crusader, to head the GFWC
the month but returned home. Naue.
Law Observance and Crime
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Burmester
She was seemingly responding
Mr«. Walter Varney Magee
Prevention-Crusade for Light
to treatment at the hospital, left Monday morning for a
Division, which places special
where she was taken by am­ week of sight seeing in Cen­ emphasis on a crusade for ade­ school and helping get pay
raises for police.
quate street lighting.
bulance on Wednesday, when tral and Eastern Oregon.
The committee’s activity has
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye
Since 1962, Mrs. Moore has
death occurred.
been coordinator of the Indi­ resulted in the city installing
Mrs. Goodman was born at spent several days last week at
anapolis Anti-Crime Crusade, more than 9,000 new high-pow­
Warren, September 16, 1904 Kah-Nee-Te Recreation resort
which was cited in the 1966 ered street lights. According
and with her husband near Madras cn the Warm
report of the President’s Crime to Mrs. Moore, spot surveys
Myron, (Whitey) had operated Springs Indian Reservation.
Commission as an outstanding showed some street crimes
Mrs.
Lad
Pesek
and
daugh
­
example of citizen action to al­ dropped as much as 84 percent
the bank Cafe at Mill City for
in areas affected by the lighting
leviate crime.
the past 24 years. They had ters Robyn, Janell and Leslie
Organization of the Indiana­ campaign.
closed the Cafe last year due to of Salem were Sunday after­ polis
Mrs. Magee hopes her law
crusade followed public
noon visitors at the home of
Mrs. Goodman’s poor health.
indignation when a 90-year-old observance and crime preven­
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Before coming to Mill City
retired teacher was fatally in- tion chairman’s enthusiasm
the Goodmans operated the De­ L. Roye.
¿'ured in front of her apartment and know-how will lead to ef­
Miss LaVonne Miller, Turk­
y a 15-year-old purse snatcher. fective action by other GFWC
troit cafe for about 10 years.
The editor of the Indianapolis clubs. Objectives Mrs. Magee
Survivors besides the widow­ ey Queen from Corvallis and
News, where Mrs. Moore works hopes to accomplish include:
er include brothers, Earl and Allen Wheeler State Grange
in the public relations depart­ promoting the necessity to pro­
Edward Hollenbeck. Portland; Master from Portland, will be
ment, asked her to invite 30 vide funds for an adequate
featured
at
the
Santiam
Grange
Frank Hollenbeck, Longview,
women to a luncheon to get number of law enforcement of­
Festival
Saturday
evening.
Wash.; sisters, Miss Evelyn
their ideas on combatting crime. ficials, inculcating a respect
There
will
be
a
Girl
Scout
These women were the first for those in authority, provid­
Hollenbeck and Mrs. Floyd
Organization meeting Wednes­ members of the Anti-Crime ing scholarships for policemen
Miles of Longview, Wash.
Crusade. Their first project: to attend law enforcement
Services will be held at Wed­ day, September 25 at 3:30 p.
better lighting. The group later training programs, conferring
dle Mortuary chapel on Wed­ m. at the Mari-Linn School
came to include 50,000 women with police as to how individ­
nesday, September 18 at 1 Cafeteria for Parents and girls
from 2,000 organizations. Their uals may protect themselves
O’clock with the Rev. James who are interested in all age
list of projects grew to include and their property from crim­
such things as court watching, inals, and getting police rep­
Murray of the Mill City Pres­ levels of Scouting; Brownie,
Junior and Cadettes, Starting
cleaning up neighborhoods, en­ resentatives to speak at club
byterian Church officiating.
couraging dropouts to return to meetings.
Interment will be in Fox with the second grade through
9th. Those who may not have
Valley cemetery.
children in Scouting, but are
interested in helping in any Lyons Garden Club enjoyed a
way, are also invited to attend. field trip Wednesday to Oak­
Christian Service At
Pvt. Ricky Harris is spend­ hill Gardens at Rickreall. Spec­
but they had an enjoyable
ing a 20 day leave at the home ialist in fems, hen-and-chick-
Betty Johnson
Lyons Make Plans
time.
of his parents Mr. and Mrs. ens, driftwood and unusual
Ph. 897-2491 days
A weekend guest of Mr. and
Kenneth Harris, after complet­ containers. A very enjoyable
Ph. 897-2456 eves.
For Fall Calendar
ing his basic training with the day was spent with a potluck
Nellie Wilson will be enrol­ Mrs. Barney Bumgarner was
Marine Corps at San Diego. picnic in the gardens. Those ling at the University of Ore­ his sister, Mrs. Nona Cranford
LYONS — Members of the He
will report October 5, at attending were Mrs. Otto Weid­ gon September 23. This will from Turner.
Lyons Womens Society o f Jacksonville,
J. L. Hudgins, Mrs. Elmer
Florida where he man, Mrs. Hugh Johnston, be her second year.
Christian Service held their will attend electronics
Klutke’s step-father, has been
school.
The
salmon
run
is
reported
Mrs.
Ralph
Downer,
Mrs.
Glen
first fall meeting Tuesday af­ Mr. and Mrs. Jess Orr re­
Julian, Mrs. Frank Crust, Miss to be extra heavy this year. visiting at the Klutke home. He
ternoon in the fireplace room cently
from the Lyons Lula Cory and Miss Katherine They are spawning at Minto boarded the bus for Phoenix
of the Methodist church with Motel moved
Come To The
last Tuesday.
into the Percy Hiatt Neal.
Park now.
a no-host dessert luncheon. house located
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hegg
between
Lyons
Mrs.
Lang
Stafford
was
no
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Spell-
Meeting opened with short de­
Mehama on fifth street.
meyer are entertaining their tified Sunday evening of the and children, Shirley and Ron­
votions by Mrs. Freda Grug- and
and Mrs. Harry Elmer year old grandson Kurt Spell- death of a friend, Mrs. Louis nie from Portland visited and
gett. Presiding over the meet­ of Mr.
Albany were Sunday after­ meyer of Eugene this week Josephsen, 84-years-old, of Eu­ had dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
ing was Mrs. Alex Bodeker, noon
visitors at the home of while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. gene. Interment was at Fair- Virgil Lewis. Mrs. Hegg is an
vice-president due to the ab­ her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Spellmeyer and daugh­ ciew cemetery Wednesday af­ aunt of Mrs. Lewis.
sence of Mrs. Ethel Huffman Percy Hiatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller
ter Shawna are vacationing at ternoon.
president. Various plans were
Mrs. Viola Fritsche is visit­ Phoenix, Arizona and Las Veg­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boomer had a baby boy September 13
made and discussed for the ing at the home of her sister
of Oakland, Calif., visited their at Salem Memorial hospital.
as, Nevada.
Grange Hall Between Lyons and Mehama
coming winter months. It was Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens.
Mrs. Sophie Peters returned
nieces, Olive Sherman and
voted to hold two meeting a She is enroute to her home at
Mrs. H. Scott Saturday. They home Sunday from Santiam
month again, on the first and Yucaipa, Calif., after spending
were enroute home after spend­ Memorial hospital where she
third Tuesdays. The third Tues­ the past month visiting with
ing some time at Timberline had recent surgery.
day will be a work day.
The Gates City council meet­
By Karen Oliver
friends in Seattle, Washington
Lodge.
Miss Lula Cory was appoint­ where she was a former resi­ A short Pep Club meeting
ing will be held September 19
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
McCombs
ed secretary of Missionary Ed­ dent.
was held after school Monday, left early Sunday morning for at 8 p. m.
All Entries Must Be In By 12 Noon
ucation to replace the late Mrs.
Friday evening a teen age
Word was received by rela­ September 9th. Following the Portland, where they were
James Hollingshead. Mrs. Wil­ tives and friends of the death meeting, the cheerleaders show
by friends, Mr. and Mrs. dance was held at the Gates
Judging Begins At 1 P. M.
son Stevens was appointed pro­ of Mrs. Zella Siegmund Wed­ ed the girls some of the yells joined
Community hall. Records were
Walter
Pouliot.
They
all
went
gram chairman, with Mrs. Har­ nesday night September 11 at a which will be used this year together and spent an enjoy­ played and the dance was chap­
old Hawthorne. Mrs. Howard nursing home near Oregon during football and basketball able weekend at the Pendleton eroned by Mr. and Mrs. La-
Come, take part in this annual fair. It is op­
Naue and Mrs. Clyde Bressler City. Mrs. Siegmund will be re­ season. The cheerleaders have Round Up. Mr. Pouliot had vem Ohrt.
to the public. Prizes will be given. Bring your
en
in charge of making quilts in membered in this community many new yells this year and rented a camper to fit on a
P. A. Pederson wishes to in­
produce, canned goods, fancy work, baked goods,
readiness for the rummage as the former Miss Zella are doing a go:d job with pickup which slept four and form the public he will not be
sale next summer. It was also Grimes who spent much of her them.
antiques, handicrafts, hobbies and flowers.
buying
fir
cones
this
year,
and
they were fortunate in finding
voted to get paint for the base­ girlhood here.
Tuesday, September 10, the a parking spot in a trailer park neither will anyone else to his
ment with Mrs. Lenard Cru- Mrs. Byron Pickering, chair­ first Student Council meeting
knowledge. There will be many
Lunch Served Between 12 and I.
son, Mrs. Howard Naue and man of the Lyons Extension was held. Under old business, which had all the conveniences. disappointed people, as there
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McCombs
return
­
Mrs. Clyde Bressler in charge. unit was in Albany Wednesday club charters for F.T.A. and ed home Sunday evening.
have been many inquiries
It was voted to send $15.00 to to attend an Officers Training G.A.A. were renewed. The
made.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Illen
Tourville
the Jason Lee Home in Alaska. School held at the Fair grounds members also discussed wheth­
and
children,
Cathy,
Gary,
Don
­
Attending Tuesday’s meeting building.
er or not the money from the na, Devonne and twins Terry
From 5:30 to 7:30 P. M.
were Mmes. Wilson Stevens,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weidman magazine sale should go to­ and Tammy of Salem visited
Harold Hawthorne, Howard will celebrate their 25th wed­ wards the purchase of a cover
Adults $1.50
Children under 12, 75c
Naue, Glen Julian, Alex Bode­ ding anniversary Sunday, Sep­ for the new scoreboard. The with Mr. and Mrs. Gunter
ker, Clyde Bressler, Mrs. Freda tember 22, with open house at students decided to present this Cline Sunday. They all went
Prizes will be given during the program
Grugget and Miss Lula Cory. their home from the hours of idea to the classes during their out to dinner. Mrs. Tourville
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
2 to 5 and they request no next class meetings. It is hoped Cline.
gifts. Hosting and arranging a decision will be made then.
Leo Poole, Jr., from Mill
G.A.A. met Wednesday in City spent the weekend with
the affair will be their five
order
to
finish
electing
officers
children. Mr. and Mrs. James
the Bill Gabriel family. Bill and I
Bash of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. for the coming year. Those Kim Gabriel and I^eo Poole, Jr.
Robert James. Mr. and Mrs. chosen were LaDonna Bradley, all went deer hunting Satur­
r
George Neal, David and Kath­ Historian: Karen Oliver, Trea­ day.
surer;
and
Sandy
Oliver,
Points
erine Neal all of Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hall and
Spending several days this Chairman. They also discussed children Randy and Nedra, of
Santiam Memorial Hospital week at the Earl Allen and their annual camping trip. The Sacramento, visited with Mr.
(Stayton)
Floyd Bassett homes are Mr. girls decided to go to Leone and Mrs. Glenn Henness over
WESTENHOUSE — To Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Klaehn from Lake this year. Although the the weekend. They are cousins
and Mrs. Thomas F. Westen- Dexter, Minnesota and Mr. and trip was scheduled for this of Mrs. Henness. Sunday they
house, Stayton, a son, Thurs­ Mrs. Lloyd Coon from Lohr­ weekend it had to be cancelled all drove to Prineville, Red
ville, Iowa. They are cousins because of rain. The girls also mond and Peterson’s Rock
day. September 12, 1968.
MUMEY—To Mr. and Mrs. 1 of Mrs. Allen and Mr. Bassett. decided to go bike riding next Gardens. They found the flow­
Dale W. Mumey, Mehama, a [ They all enjoyed a trip to the Wednesday.
lovely at the gardens.
Girls Volleyball practice start­ ers Mr.
son, Friday; September 13,' coast Thursday.
and Mrs. Floyd Swaim
ed
Thursday.
The
Volleyball
1968.
> Several members from the
visited by Mrs. Swaim’s
team elected Melody Bam were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
hardt as their captain and parents,
Chubb
of
Oakridge, and Mrs.
Louise Gruver as co-captain.
Swaim’s uncle and aunt, Mr.
During
the
first
half
of
acti
­
Coming soon on radio •••
Mrs. William Renfrew of
vity period, on Friday, F.H.A. and
Victoria,
B. C. They visited
met to choose a new treasurer.
Sandy Oliver was elected to from Saturday until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans
this office.
It was decided that the in­ and daughter, Susie, and Mrs.
OVER 150
• INSTANT DELIVERY
itiation of new members will Doyle Sarff went to Newport
Saturday
where
they
visited
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be held on September 30th.
• INSTANT CREDIT
This year the girls’ mothers Doyle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M.
J.
Sarff.
SAVINGS UPTO
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I
will be Invited to attend the
Mrs. Barney Bumgamer,
initiation ceremonies.
$1,000.00
• UP TO 48 MONTHS
The latter part of activity daughter, Ginger, son Sp5 Phil
period was spent in a pep as­ Bumgamer and her sister, Wi­
sembly building up spirit for nona Nims of Woodbum all
drove to Maquokepa, Iowa.
Friday's game.
Friday, the Junior class held Phil had been home on leave
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a successful dance following from the service. They visited
the Stayton • Santiam game. for two days with Charles
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Music for the dance was pro­ Meyers, a brother of Mrs. Bum­
garner and Mrs. Nims. They
vided by the Sound-Express.
then journeyed on to Creek,
STORIES OF
Ill., where they visited with an
aunt of the two ladies. On the
PACIFIC POWERLAND
way they saw rioting in Chica­
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•
Dodge
Cars
anti Trucks
• Open Road Campers and
told by Nelson Olmsted
stop. This Is where Phil Bum­
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Motor Homes
gamer is to be based The rest
of the party returned home by ,
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St
S.
E.
SALEM
Phone 364-0184
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
train. They found the heat and j
I humidity on the trip very high.
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