The Mill City enterprise., October 24, 1968, Page 7, Image 7

Social Security
Laws To Give
More Protection
Albany Wednesday, October • 16
7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct 24, 1968
Ito
|to attend a project leaders
lead«
training meeting of the Ex­
By Eva Bressler
tension Unit, on special Christ­
Mrs. Effie Anderson was mas breads, which they will
taken to a hospital by ambu­ present at the November meet­
Respect for Law Makes Democracy Live
lance Saturday morning for ing of the local unit.
An
army
of
hunters,
some
­
“I’ m Bald—I’ll Hue1
medical treatment following a
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Linde­ where around 10,000 strong,
column as a public service. No
"The Social Security law has reaction to penicilin. She re­ mann
Matilda bought a packaged person should apply or Inter­
and
children
have
re
­
will
be
heading
for
the
high
added greater protection to turned home Sunday.
home permanent, Three days
turned to Lyons from Salem.
widows and children in our lo­ Mr. arid Mrs. Leroy Hiatt of They are living in one of the timbered areas of the state after she used it, she became pret any law without the aid
cal community,” Clair I. Flat- Roseburg visited relatives in houses at Lindemann Court through much of November to bald. Angry and humiliated, of an attorney who is complete­
en, district manager of the Sal­ Lyons Friday. They were even­ east of town. He will handle take after the big game animal Matilda sued the XYZ Home ly advised of the facts involved.
Even a slight variance in fact
many hunters feel to be the
em office, announced today.
ing dinner guests at the home the Insurance at his father’s most challenging trophy in Ore­ Permanent Company for dam­ may change the application
"Prior to the 1967 amend­ of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bress­ real estate office here.
ages.
of the law.)
gon.
ments, a widow, stepchild or ler and overnight guests at
Mack Morman returned
XYZ argued that it had never
Saturday
morning,
Novem
­
dependent widower could not the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex home Thursday afternoon from
Matilda, never sold her
qualify for monthly social se­ Bodeker. Mr. Hiatt is a brother The Salem Memorial hospital ber 2, marks the opening of the seen
Give the handicapped work­
anything, and had made no
curity payments unless the of Mrs. Bressler and Mrs. following surgery on his Rocky Mountain elk season in representations to her that the er a big hand! The mare hands
eastern Oregon, which takes in
marriage to the worker lasted Bodeker.
the tetter! This is National
shoulder Tuesday morning.
a big chunk of real estate east permanent wave was harmless. Employ the Handicapped
a year,” Mr. Flaten explained.
It
argued
that
Matilda
had
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Spain
of U. S. Highway 97 and 26.
“Under the amendments if the
Week. Two big needs of hand­
Aberdeen, Wn., were the State Parks Due To
This open country includes the done business only with the icapped people are: Job train­
marriage has been in effect at from
store
which
sold
her
the
perm
­
last of the week visitors at the
Mt. Hood area, the Ochocos,
least nine months at the time home
ing and work experience. Help
of her sister, Mrs. Effie Close For Winter;
and the Blue and Wallowa anent and that if she had any handicapped people get needed
of death, benefits can be paid. Anderson
claim,
it
was
against
the
store.
and
Keith.
Mountains. The Rocky Moun­
Open Again In May
In addition to this change in
training and experience by
Matilda won her case against supporting Goodwill Industries.
Overnight campgrounds in tain elk season is scheduled to
the duration of marriage re­ Mrs. Jim Harris of Sheridan
but, a few years ago she Your support makes the Good­
quirement, if the worker dies was an overnight guest Friday Oregon State Parks will end extend through November 20. XYZ
Hunters are reminded that might have lost. Only re­ will program possible. Give the
an accidental death or dies night at the home of Mrs. their 1968 season on October
while on active duty in the Donna Asmussen and at­ 31 after another extremely this opening does not include cently have the courts seen the I ' handicapped and Goodwill a
need to hold manufac­ hand up NOT A HAND OUT!
Armed Forces, the marriage tended the shower honoring busy season, it was announced the Roosevelt elk areas in the social
need have been of only three Miss Mildred Asmussen, bride­ today by Forrest Cooper, state Cascade Mountains and the turers liable for the products
Coast Range, with this season they make.
highway engineer.
months duration. Stepchildren elect.
set
to go November 16 and ex­ In the past the courts accept­
The
pre-school
youngsters
As
usual,
there
are
five
ov
­
of the wage earner also qualify
will do their trick or treating ernight camps along the Ore­ tending through November 27. ed the argument used here by
under the new rule.”
Hunters are also advised that the XYZ Company. They saw
“Widows or widowers of the on Thursday and Friday, Oc­ gon coast which will remain
if
they hunt Rocky Mountain no contact between manufac­
tober
30-31.
They
will
go
down
open
throughout
the
year.
Marion County area who have
elk
they must have the Rocky turer and consumer, only be­
Elm
Street
and
up
7th
to
the
These
are:
Fort
Stevens,
Cape
been previously denied month­
tween merchant and consum­
ly benefits for themselves or Lyons Variety store and down Lookout, Beverly Beach, Jessie Mountain elk tag. If they hunt er. In the absence of contact—
their children because they had 5th street to the school house. M. Honeyman, and Harris Roosevelt elk they must have called privity—there could be
not been married a year at the If raining they will not go. Mrs. Beach. Picnic facilities in all the Roosevelt elk tag. A Rocky no liability. But modern law
time of death, should recon­ Owen, teacher, would like to parks will remain open to the Mountain elk tag is not valid has changed the rule.
tact the social security office know anyone wishing to have public, although drinking wa­ in the Roosevelt elk areas, nor
Courts today look, for ex­
about filing a claim,” Mr. Flat­ them on Elm Street to contact ter and electric stoves may not is a Roosevelt elk tag valid in ample, at XYZ’s advertising, ex­
the
Rocky
Mountain
elk
areas.
her.
be
available
in
many
parks.
en urged. Payments to persons
Bull elk only will be legal press and implied. If XYZ ad­
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tripp In higher elevations, snow and
qualifying under this change in
vertised that its product was
the law may go back as far as and son Bill moved over the freezing weather may close ac­ game in the Coast Range, the effective for waving hair and
weekend to their new home cess to some areas or require Cascades, and northeastern
February 1968.
that it was harmless, if it urg­
For further information you which they recently purchased draining water systems and Oregon. Hunters are urged to ed people to buy its product,
check
the
rules
carefully
for
east
of
Mill
City.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
closing rest rooms. In the val­
may write, visit or phone the
people like Matilda are justi­
Salem district office located at Don Anderson of Mill City ley, coastal, and low-altitude the eithersex elk area for fied in relying on that adver­
southeastern
Oregon.
In
this
moved
into
the
Tripp
house.
areas,
this
disruption
of
ser
­
702 Church Street NE Salem,
tising, she may assume that the
Oregon 97308, telephone num­ Pre-school mothers will vice may be only for short per­ area hunters may take elk of product will do with safety
either
sex
from
November
2
ber 585-1793. The office is open again be taking the census this iods of time.
those things which it is intend­
Oregon parks continued to through 15 and bull elk only ed.
on Monday from 8:30 a. m. to this year. They wish everyone
The manufacturer must
from
November
16
through
20.
to
cooperate
with
them,
and
be
a
popular
stopping
place
for
7:30 p. m. and Tuesday through
warn users of any later dang­
The
southeastern
area
includes
anyone
having
a
pre-schooler
the
outdoor
recreationist,
with
Friday from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30
ers, it alone is in a position to
SAFECO
p. m. The Monday evening that is missed, please call Mrs. attendance figures again show­ the Wheeler, Grizzly, Ochoco, know of untruthful advertising
ing an increase. Actual figures Maury, Northside, Murderers becomes more and more dang­
INSURANCE
hours are for the convenience James Owen.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hince and for the 1968 season are not Creek, Beulah, Malheur River, erous.
of those who cannot come in
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roten re­ available at this time, but fiscal and Silvies game management
during the regular hours.
It is likewise held to greater
turned Sunday from a hunting year 1967-68 figures show 19,- units.
In addition to the Blue and care in quality control. The
trip to Central Oregon with 349,500 day users and 1,406,587
law discourages people from
both families bringing home a overnight campers, or a grand Wallowa Mountains and the manufacturing
ahazardous
Coast
Range,
areas
which
are
buck.
total of 20,756,087.
product.
When
products come
The overnight campgrounds becoming increasingly popular
Mrs. Ruth Lyons Is spending
unopened containers, the
several days at the home of which are closed for the win­ with hunters as they learn the in
country include Mt. Hood, por­ manufacturer, not usually the
her son-in-law and daughter, ter will open in May.
tions of the Ochocos, the San­ merchant, is ultimately respon­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gisler at
tiam, McKenzie, and the head­ sible for the condition of the |
Marion, while recovering from
Ph. 887-2413 or 897-27M
MB City, Orepn
waters of the Rogue and Ump­ product.
the flu.
(Oregon lawyers offer this
qua.
Joey Cralgmyle from Fort
By Karen Oliver
Elk hunters are urged to
Lewis, spent the weekend at
The week preceding Home- check the big game regula­
the home of his parents, Mr. coming
night was one of spirit­ tions carefully for seasons, bag
and Mrs. Floyd Craigmyle. He ed competition
the limits, and other rules for the
has finished his basic training classes. At the end between
of
the
week,
and is now taking further the Junior class was chosen as hunt. Bull elk taken must
have the antlers with eyes and
training.
one showing the most scalp attached while the ani­
Donald Schiewek presided the
spirit during the week. Each mal is in possession in the
over the October meeting of day
filled with the enthus­ field or in transit on any pub­
the Mari-Linn PTC held Thurs­ iastic was
cheers of the students.
day night. Plans were The halls were gaily decorat­ lic road.
Minimum elk rifles are those
made for a cake walk at the ed with the many signs and
November meeting with Mrs. slogans. Five special days were with at least .25 inch bore dia­
Leland Manning, Mrs. Donald held during the week to build meter and developing at least
1,220 foot pounds of energy at
Huber and Mrs. Richard Wat­
more spirit for the North 100 yards. Elk hunting rifles
ers the committee in charge. up
Marion game. The week start­ must meet both of these re­
I For the program the 5th and
with a blue Monday. Almost quirements.
6th grade students presented ed
one wore either blue or
some skits under the direction every
black
on
day. Tuesday was
of their teachers, Miss Barbara the day this
to find out who was
Shult and Mrs. Hazel Wirth.
“ugliest” boy at Santiam
High scores were held by the
High
School. Michael Alban
Gladys Nygaard and Carrie was chosen
by the faculty as
Naue at the meeting of the
ugliest. Michael represent­
i
Wednesday afternoon card club the
the Freshmen class. A crazy
held at the home of Mrs. Bea ed
day was held on Wednes­
Hiatt. Low went to Doreen hat
Cathy Whigham, a senior,
Hellemn. Several tables of 500 day.
won extra points for her class
were in play following a 1:30 by
wearing the “craziest” hat.
dessert luncheon. Others at­ Thursday
class color day.
tending were Rose Bassett, Each class was
wore a designated
Laura Neal, Katie Sieg, Bern-
eice Bridges, Leota Worden, color. The seniors wore white,
the Juniors blue, the Sopho­
Eulalia Lyons, Bertha Allen, mores
black, and the Freshmen
and Zeta Prichard.
Mrs. Arthur Olmstead and wore green. Friday was red
“You said ‘utter simplicity,
Mrs. Ralph Downer were in and gray day.
right?
”
A pep assembly was held
during the activity period on
Friday. Besides the regular
cheers, skits were put on by WAYNE MORSE
the Junior class, Pep Club,
and G.A.A. Following the as- and OREGON
sembly, the Senior class held
a car bash.
GROW together
Homecoming festivities were
held during half-time of the
.“I know of no Senator
Santiam-North Marion game.
who has done more to
Lonnie Bodeker was officially
further the economy of
crowned the queen of the 1968 his state than has Sena­
Homecoming, by 1967 queen
tor Morse.
Sheryl Oliver. Other half-time
entertainment consisted of
“A good case in point
skits featuring the Peanuts
is the recent Morse
comic strip characters. Louise
Gruver played the part of Amendment to the For­
Charlie Brown and Melody eign Aid bill that, alone,
will mean up to 10,000
WOOD
Barnhardt the part of Lucy.
WATER
The Homecoming dance was basic forest industry
held following the game. This
jobs in Oregon.”
RECREATION
WILDLIFE
year’s theme was “Charlie’s
Monford A. Orloff
F all Fantasies”. Dan Clemans
Chairman of the Board
from the KBZY radio station in
Evans Products Co.
Salem was the Master of Cere­
monies for the evening.
On Wednesday, October 16,
an all school assembly was With so much still
held In the grade school audi­
Frank Lumber Company, Inc.
Young & Morgan Timber Co.
torium. Mr. Ed Motter, who to do, we NEED
Mill City, Oregon
has been totally blind since he
Mill City and Idanha, Oregon
was 10 years old, performed
many variations of handstands
Freres Veneer
Cedar Lumber Company, Inc.
and other acrobatics at this
Lyons, Oregon
Mill City, Oregon
time.
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