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Home from OSU for the week-end were Terry Hansen who is attending OSU and Craig Shaw, student at the U of O. Future Citizens Mr. and Mrs. Mel Eide spent the week-end in Seattle and Bremerton, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Arey Podrabs- with relatives. ky and Mr. and Mrs. George Davis enjoyed an evening of Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. cards Saturday. Several other Wilbur Harlan over the week invited couples were unable to end was Jim Davies who is ser attend due to previous commit ving with the Army. He recent tments. The occasion honored ly returned from Germany and Mr. Davis on his birthday and will be leaving soon for Viet the Podrabsky’s on their 33rd nam. Tlte men went on a hunt wedding anniversary. ing trip during Davies visit here. Mrs. Fred Krecldow hosted a kidnap coffee Saturday morn ing for members of the Mill City Lions Auxiliary. A lot of fun was had by those attend ing with the gals deciding they didn’t look TOO bad for the early morning surprise. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brun Pictured above on the right are Dan 6 and Steph anie, 9 months, children of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sims ner and her sister, Miss Fran ces Namislo spent the week of Mill City. On the left are Donna 7 and Terri, 5 child end in Bend visiting with Mr. ren of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Syverson of Lyons route 1. and Mrs. Tom Kanoff and fam ily. The men went hunting but tion will be available next year saw only a fawn and some from the Willamette Valley re does. But they all enjoyed the servoirs, but, unless a heavy Mrs. Minnie Champ, who is trip and visiting with family snowpack accumulates in the a patient at the Silverton Nurs- members. mountains this winter, natural ing home spent the week-end streamflow will be much below with her son-in-law and daugh Tom and Clara Stein of Ev normal again. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo. erett and Olympia, Washington Statewide, as forecasted, Ore A family dinner observed her spent the weekend with Mr. gon’s 1968 water supplies have 85th birthday anniversary on and Mrs. Dave Warde ana fam been severely short in most October 1, 1968 — A Cigar Sunday. Others present were ily. While here they attended areas. The outlook for water Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelson, the Silver wedding anniversary in 1969 is drastically poor un ette-caused forest fire brought Jr. of Silverton and a call to for Mr. and Mrs. Herschel E. less the coming winter brings under control this week in the George Rambos in Medford Griffith. a superabundance of deep Klamath county reminds hunt completed Mrs. Champ’s day. mountain snowpacks with wat ers that fire weather is still She has been recovering from Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. er content greatly in excess critical in many parts of the state. Eastern Oregon has some a bad fall and has difficulty Olin Spiva of Lyons and Mr. of usual amounts. 380,000 acres that still require in getting about. and Mrs. Verne Clark drove to a permit for entry. Over 321,- Tillamook to attend a meeting 600 acres of this is under the Mrs. Albin Cooper drove to of the Worthy Patron’s Club jurisdiction of the Klamath Salem Friday where she met of O.E.S. of Oregon. After the Forest Protection Association. her daughter, Peggy Cooper, meeting the visitors were serv Another 60,000 acres requiring Kathy Storey and Vicki Rush, ed a meal of seafood. Some of permits are located north and students at the U of 0. They at the visitors were from as far east of Bend in the Brooks- tended Friday's nights football away as The Dalles. Scanlon area and north of Sis game here and spent the week ters in the Squaw Back area, end with their parents. Mrs. Esther Ogden is visit both under the State Forestry ing at the home of her daugh The idea that every organi Department. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson ter, Mrs. Ernest Geoffroy in The fire season is still in ef are home following a months Lakewood, Calif. Mrs. Geoffroy zed group should be able to vacation to Idaho and Montana had visited here with her moth dictate monetary and social fect on over 25,180,000 acres in where they visited with rela er and brother, Stanley Ogden. policies to the legislature is Oregon. It has been lifted on costly to Oregon tax payers, ac the remaining 6,600,000 acres in tives. Mrs. Epperson returned home Sunday following two Mrs. Jay Mason of Salem, ac cording to Gerald Detering, the north part of the state. week’s spent at the home of companied by her house-guest Linn County State Represent Fire regulations are not in her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mrs. Frances Gust of Spokane, ative. Detering said the gener force within the State Fores Edeen at Pocatello, Idaho visited friends here Sunday af al public seems to resent in try Department’s Northeast creased tax programs but that Oregon, Northwest Oregon and where she assisted with the ternoon. many of the same objectors West Oregon Forest Protective care of her mother who broke her hip and is confined to a Mrs. Mary Turpin returned show up in special interest Districts nor the Clackamas- from Medford Monday evening groups determined to force Marion Forest Protective As wheel chair. following a week’s visit with more state or local spending sociation. The fire season was also withdrawn from the Mt. Charles Epperson arrived her son and daughter-in-law, on pet projects. He said citizen groups usual Hood and Siuslaw National home Monday from a 5 months Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klein. She tour of duty with the army in said the weather down there ly are so closely tied with ob Forests. All other State and Germany. He has now complet was somewhat better than ligations to a particular pro Association Districts and Na ject they fail to see the overall tional Forests are still under ed his hitch in the service and here. cost of state or local govern fire regulations. his future plans are not definite ment brought on by their de Regulated closures requiring but his parents, Mr. and Mrs. mands. He said he is amazed fire tools when building camp Roy Epperson said he may con by the parade of citizens who fires outside established camp tinue his studies at OSU. earnestly solicit his support grounds and limiting smoking on various appropriations. As j.o safe areas are in effect In Mr. and Mrs. George - Long a general rule the interested all National Foreáte except the and Mike, Donovan Moffatt persons know little about the Mt. Hood and Siuslaw forests. and son Mike, accompanied by project for which they are re relatives from Newberg were questing and in many cases do on a hunting trip to Post, near U. S. National Bank of Ore not know how much money is PrineVille over the week-end. They said they found more gon will present a trust and being sought. jack-rabbits than they did deer. estate forum Thursday even Detering said so long as the ing, October 17, at Salemtowne general public does not act the Mr. and Mrs. Duane Taylor Town House, 2850 Wallace spending will probably con and family recently purchased Road, according to B. R. John tinue but that he hoped public a home from Mr. and Mrs. son, manager of the West Sal spirited groups would take an interest in backing legislators Kenneth Burt, who moved to em Branch. MARION ALDERMAN Blue River. Mr. Taylor is a re Johnson will serve as pre who refused to bow to such DETROIT — Marion Aider siding officer at the 7:30 p. m. requests for tax money. Unless man, 61, long time resident of tired ' Navy man and his wife is an artist. They said they had meeting which is co-sponsored tax payer groups are formed Idanha died at his home short been looking for a suitable re by the Mill City, Monmouth, and aid the legislators who are ly before 5:00 A. M. Tuesday tirement location for the past Stayton, Keizer, North Salem, trying to be prudent in voting morning. Cause of death will ten years. They have four Sunnyslope, University and for appropriations, the tax bite be determined by an autopsy. children; a married daughter, West Salem branches of U. S. will get worse in future years. He was bom at Island City, He said he was not speaking Oregon July 19, 1907. Coming a son, Larry in the Marines National. This is the 19th year that of needed services, although here from Myrtle Creek where and two children at home, the statewide, financial institu they too sometimes lobby he formerly operated a wood Sheila 5 and Michael 9. tion has presented the forums, through more money than business, he and a partner pur Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hansen and the meeting at the Salem needed. It is a historical fact chased the Spillway Tavern in • were in Wilsonville Sunday towne Town House is the se that a lax citizenry promotes Idanha in March 1949. Later where they visited with long cond in a series of 11 schedul public spending and raises he purchased his partners in taxes. Legislators who are earn terest in the business and con time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Pe* 1- ed for this fall. Johnson, manager of the host estly attempting to cut spend tinued to operate the establish ter Lemerise. branch, will preside at the ing and reduce taxes need the ment until 1959 when he sold NOTICE — Just what you meeting and introducing the help of informed citizens if out and purchased a fleet of have been waiting for. We speakers will be Trust Officer they are to be successful, he trucks. Since that time he has have lots of new books at the James A. Perry. Subject to be said. operated Aldermans Trucking, Auxiliary bookshelf at The discussed and speakers will be: V & M Trucking and Mar-Vel Enterprise office. Something “Real Property In Estates and Trucking with business head for every taste. Only 10 cents Trusts,” by Trust Officer F. L. Chaperone Your Fire quarters at Idanha and a shop Cowgill: “ Guidelines for Es each. at Lyons. tates Plannine-Customized and Don't Let It Go Out A kindly man, he was known Personalized,” by Trust Officer throughout the canyon for his William T. C. Stevens, and Alone While Camping humanitarian deeds. Recent warm weather has “Your Tax Plan Works Better He is survived by the widow, with Trusts,” by Lyle L. Janz, dried out the woods again, per Velma, Idanha; four sisters; haps more than the casual ob Jr., assistant Trust Officer. Mrs. Mamie Erwin, Portland; “A question-and-answer per server would realize, the U. S. Margaret Taylor, Beaverton; Forest Service cautioned today. iod will follow discussions and Fire danger has built up ap Mrs. I^eona Noyes, Elgin, Ore.; refreshments will be served." preciably in Oregon, particular and Mrs. Feme Chadwick, Em Johnson said. ly in eastern and southern Ore mett, Idaho. One sister-in-law, Guarding your gon. The Deschutes and Fre Mrs. George McClay, Belmont, Heavy Snowpacks mont National Forest areas are Calif.; and several nieces and health is our nephews. especially dry. Needed for Wafer Arrangements are pending at Hunters and other users of foremost goal. Weddle Funeral Home, Stay Supply in Valley the National Forests are asked ton. Our only aim ie to Streamflow in the Willam to be extra careful, said Re assure careful and ette Valley this summer has gional Forester Charles A. Con- quality service, for been much below average in naughton, Portland. spite of the heavy August rains your good health. One of the most frequest that brought so much crop causes of fire in the fall is the You can always trust damage to farmers in the area, warming fire. Connaughton according to a report released said. Our slogan this year is today by A. J. Webber, State “Chaperone your fire—don’t let in our experience! Conservationist, Soil Conserva it go out alone”, he said. Be tion Service. Portland and pre cause of cool, damp nights, it Rest assured . . . any CARD OF THANKS pared by W. T. Frost, Snow is easy to be lulled into a prescriptions filled Survey Supervisor, represent false sense of security—think I wish to thank my friends here are compounded ing cooperating federal, state ing a warming fire will go out and relatives and the Advent with extra care. and private agencies. by itself, Connaughton noted. ist Church and school children The April-September flow of But such fires often spread as who sent letters and flowers Prescriptions Our the Middle Fork of the Willam temperatures rise and winds fluring my stay in Sacred Heart Hospital. ette below the North Fork was pick up during the day. Specialty I also appreciated the visits 424,30 acre feet or 4496 of av All National Forest land was erage according to U. S. Geolo open to deer hunters Saturday. at my home. My special thanks gical Survey provisional re The Forest Service had patrol to my nurse and her husband, cords. Not since the “thirties” men out in force the first week Mr. and Mrs. Ray Honer, Ray wn EIDE. Owner have flows this low been exper end of the hunting season, Brawner, John Kenline and checking camps and asking Orville Homer. Ph. 807-2812 MO City ienced. Mrs. Myrtle Weed. 42 The usual water for irriga hunters to be careful. Hunters Reminded Of Forest Fire Danger In Forests Detering Says Favoritism Harmful To Government Trust and Estate Forum To Be Held in Salem OBITUARIES CARDS ■0FM ' THANKS Mill City Pharmacy I Timber Sales Slated in Detroit Dist. DETROIT—Sealed bids will be received by the District Ranger, Detroit Ranger Sta tion, on two timber sales which will go on the auction block here Nov. 4th and 8th respec tively at 10:00 A. M. Oral bid ding will follow ¡mediately on an estimated 2,010,000 board feet of Willamette National Forest timber in the two sales. largest of the two sales will be the Eagle Rock Fire 3-4 Timber sale with an estimated 1,040,000 board feet which will go on the auction block No vember 8. It involves 410 M b. f. of Dcuglas-fir logs and peeler blocks, an unestimated amount of Douglas-fir special cull logs and blocks; 630 M Western Hemlock and other coniferous species logs. The minimum acceptable bid per thousand board feet is: Douglas-fir logs and peeler blocks, $43.29; Douglas-fir spe cial cull logs and blocks, $2.55; Western Hemlock and other coniferous species $33.69. Douglas-fir special cull logs and blocks will be sold at a fixed rate. In addition there is within the sale area an estimated 74 acres of all species of sub standard logs because of defect which the bidder may elect to purchase at $2.50 per acre. Blds may be submitted for either the standard timber alone or for the standard tim ber and substandard timber, the award to be made on the basis of the total return to the U. S. under the terms of the bid. The substandard timber, if included in the bid, will be sold at the advertised rate. Location of the proposed sale is 10 miles east of Detroit up the Breitenbush road. Summer Home Salvage Sale The Summer Home Salvage Timber sale with an estimated 970,000 board feet of federal timber is scheduled for auction November 4 at 10 a. m. This sale involves 450 Mbf of Douglas-fir and peeler blocks; an unestimated amount of Douglas-for special cull logs and blocks; 200 M Western Hemlock and other coniferous species logs; 230 M Pine logs, and 90 M of Cedar logs. For futher details on the sale con tact the Detroit Ranger station. In addition there is within the sale area an estimated 168 acres of all species of logs, substandard because of defect which the bidder may elect to purchase at $2.50 per acre. Purpose of the sale is for the removal of all downed, dead and dying timber in the sum mer home addition. The above sales are the first in the district since June 20. 5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct 17, 1968 LYONS Detroit Defeats 0. S. D. 49 to 26 By Eva Bressler There will be revival meet ings at the Santiam Chapel at Lyons starting October 20 at DETROIT — Host Detroit 7:30 P. M. T. G. Stradlen will scored two touchdowns each conduct the evangelistic ser quarter to clobber the Oregon vices. School for the Deaf 49-26 in a Casco 8-man League grid clash here Thursday. Gerald Hiebert paced the vic tory with four tallies for 24 points. Detroit: Miller 25 pass from Smith (kick failed) Hiebert 15 run, (pass failed) Smith 35 run (pass failed) Rogers 8 run (pass failed) Hiebert 10 run (run failed) Hiebert 40 run (kick failed) Hiebert 80 pass; from Smith (kick failed) Wil liamson 3 run (Hiebert kick). OSD—Kerber 4 run (run failed) Sirois 30 run (Sirios run) Howard 20 pass from Sir ios (run failed) Saavalainen 15 pass from Sirio ((Howard run). REPUBLICAN Detroit will play Eddyville at Philomath Saturday evening POST. 4 October 19th at 8:00 p. m Detroit Jr. High will play Mari-Linn here Thursday, Oct. 17th at 3:00 p. m Rep. L B. Day Re-elect an Effective Legislator Al Ullman To Be In Mill City Friday Pd. for by Day Support Committee, R. L. Elfstrom, Chrm., 1391 Warren Betty Bostwick, precinct committeewoman for West Mill City, said this week that Al Ullman who was to be one of the featured speakers at the October 26 Democratic recep tion would be unable to attend. However, he will be in Mill City this Friday evening, Oc tober 18 at the Bank Cafe from 6 until 8 P. M. He will discuss problems with those attending and try and answer any ques tions on issues that they feel are important. Refreshments of coffee and doughnuts will be served at the meeting to those attending and anyone interested in hear ing congressman Al Ullman talk is invited to attend. Stanley Ogden, West precinct committeeman said plans are well underway for the October 26 reception with a number of leading Democratic candi dates to head the list of speak ers. That meeting will be from noon until 3 P. M. at the Fel lowship hall of the Presbyter ian Church. Street, Salem. J L_ NOW HIGHEST PRICES ASSURED FOR YOUR TIMBER For the first time you can be assured of the highest possible prices for your standing timber. ■ Timber Marketing Ser vice's professional forest ers will manage your lot. recommending proven for estry practices. ■ Timber Marketing Ser vice's experienced crews will cut or thin your timber to bring highest yields. ■ Timber Marketing Ser vice will market your tim ber at highest prices. GUARANTEED DT CONTRACT unlike marketing co-opt we take no feet or percentages For more information: call MR. JAY ALHORN at 543-6481 IN SCAPPOOSE or write If the number following Timber Marketing Service your name on The En terprise label (Division of North west Piling Co.) reads P.O. Box 633, Scappoose. Oregon 97056 10-68 it's time to send r a check for renewal. 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