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felt. The new arrival has a 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 21, 1970 brother, Russell. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Hughes I By Eva Bressler were hosts Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett a party at the Mehama Fire-I spent Friday through Tuesday hall. Guests were members at Waldport at the home of her :f the Sth grade class of Stay-' son, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ton gratle school and some of Call Us Any Day For Meinert and family. the parents. Dancing and Gerold Detering. represent Mrs. Leao Johnson, Leal No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between ative from Linn county In the ticipating. young people will games were enjoyed by those postmaster, is spending this Stayton and Gates. Oregon State Legislature, this drown out the harsh cacophon attending. week at Cottage Grove, attend weekend called on Governor ies of these nuts and anarch Bonnie Christensen arrived ing a postmasters convention. ONOR OFF THE CABLE Tom McCall to take "immed ists who now enjoy the center home May 13 from Albany, Ga. Tuesday was parents visita where she has been a guest iate and positive steps ’ ’ with state by tiefault. RCA VICTOR tion day at the Mari-Linn of her cousin, Mrs. Don Gieng- the Chancellor and the State Sincerely, school with Mrs. Viola Helsel’s The Best TK for Cable or Fringe Areas. er for several weeks. Board of Higher Education to James E. Harris first grade. Marci Robl of Stayton was deal with conditions involved RCA WHIRLPOOL in the disorders that have oc To The Editor: honor guest at a family party The Best Laundry Equipment at the home of her grandpar curred in state institutions of J el D. Fosdick. Jr., is a re- higher learning. freshing and responsible new- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mon Detering pointed out that he comer to the cause of good roe Sunday when she was cele Jena Schlegel is being deluged with com government in Linn County. brating her 7th birthday. Oth for RepresMlative Committee plaints from citizens who are He will be a refreshing change ers present were Mr. and Mrs. invites you to put your questions no longer the “silent majori to the Oregon Senate If Linn D. G. Robl. Wendy and Jenny to Hie candidate. ty” but who are speaking cut County Republicans will care of Stayton, and Mr. and Mrs. in no uncertain terms. Listen to: fully consider his political phil C. S. Brown and Vicki of Calling attention to the well osophy and qualifications and Lyons, who just returnee! home Appliance — Radio established reports of faculty then go to the polls and nom Saturday fr m a trip to North Jena Schlegel ' SALES — SERVICE members being involved in re inate him for this important Carolina. Republican Candidate 503 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-2154 bellious confrontations on the Donald Semolke underwent law-making job. for Marion County Representative University campus, at Portland His ballot slogan, "God and major surgery at Barns hos Position No. I State University and other tax- Country”, aptly states his rea pital in Vancouver, Wn. May supported institutions, Repre son for concern and desire to 15. sentative Detering advised the serve. Mr. Fosdick has not had Jack Callahan and a friend, Governor that “desecrations of time to present his views to Lee Buchanan, of Los Angeles, the flag, taking over city pro the electorate because he is arrived Saturday and will be perty. and barricading streets still serving as an officer in spending their vacation at the I must not be tolerated if the the United States Army. If he home of Jack’s parents, Mr. J University is to continue as a could campaign on a full-time and Mrs. Donald Callahan, Sr.,1 tax-supported institution o f basis, and the opportunity was and with his brothers family, I higher learning.” He added that yours to meet him personally the Donald Callahan Jrs. ... TELETHON . .. “my constituents have let me or as a public speaker on the Mrs. J. J. Doerfler of Salem KSLM radio, Monday, know they do not intend to issues, you would be Impressed , spent several days last week continue to support a Univer with his answers concerning | at their place here, May 25, 6:30-7:30 p.m. i i 70 Series Fiberglass Belted sity which operates with such such problems as environmen- ■ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bilyeu disregard for law and order.” tai quality control, welfare re are parents of a new daughter, In his letter to Governor forms, and law and order, in born May 17, who was named 1 Pd. Pol. Adv Jena Schlegel f.?r . Representative Comm. R. J. Hoch* McCall, Detering specifically addition to the many other pro Ronda Renee. She has an older ha!ter, D.M.D. Chairman, 1770 requested that the governor, blems of our times. Mr. Fos brother and sister. Grandpar-1 Corina Dr. SE, Salem, Ore. 97332 with his appointive power and dick is a young man who be ents are Mr. and Mrs. Orval | control over the Board of High lieves there exists no genera Bilyeu and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd er Education, take immediate tion gap between the responsi Norton. I and positive steps to insist that ble, repeat responsible, junior the Chancellor and the Board and senior citizens of our day. With Payment of Federal Tax Mrs. Elwin Pederson measure up to the obligation Linn County Republicans, of providing law and order on take a real good look at this Elected President of campus, investigate impartial young man, Joel D. Fosdick, BUY 2 —Second Tire Half Price ly and with “full authority to Jr., and then nominate him as By Rebecca Savage Lyons Extension Unit deal with and remove if nec your candidate for the Oregon I Honor Society, Pep club and LYONS—Election of officers essary such faculty members State Senate! Chess club met Friday, during was the main business at the as cooperate, aid or abet, and Sincerely, activity period, May 15th. Hon-1 last meeting of the year of the /or participate in campus up Marvin R. Saxton or Society elected new officers Lyons Extension Unit held at risings, mob activitnes or oth for 1970-71. President, Rick the home of Mrs. Arthur Olm er lawless actions that may or Posekany; vice-president, Kim could require the presence of stead. Gabrial; secretary, Pete Haw Elected were Mrs. Elwin police or other law enforcement ley; treasurer, Barbara Etzel, Pederson, president; Mrs. Dal personnel.” Mr,. John Terter« and Leo Poole, sergeant-at- Commenting on his request las Brown, vice president; and Mrs. Mae Wiltse of Seattle arms. | Mrs. Ralph Downer secretary to Governor McCall, Detering Pep club discussed Pep club treasurer. They will resume said this matter Is one of the was a guest during Mother’s their meetings again in Sep most serious problems facing Day weekend at the home of outfits for next year and elect-, tember with a rally and get our state as well as other states her brother-in-law and sister, ed officers. President, Rebecca I Mill City Chevron Station acquainted meeting. Mrs. Hugh at this time. “Although there Mr. and Mrs. Edward Titze Savage; vice-president, Chris- j Johnston gave a report of the is much evidence that campus and also visited other relatives tine Ohrt; secretary, Kim Pose Ph. 897-2786 Mill City, Ore kany, and treasurer, Betsy La Spring Festival held in Albany disorders as such are being or here. Mrs. Harvey Kanoff arrived Munyan. There was a tie for followed with a silent auction. may have been fomented by Republican Candidate ’ Attending the meeting were outside agitators working with. from Alaska May 10 to help points chairman which will be for State Representative Mmes. Ralph Downer, Dallas a small but highly volatile ele-1 care for her granddaughter, revoted next meeting. Position No. 4 u Chess club met for a few Brown, Elwin Pederson, John ment of the student body, 11 Amy Jo Ann Hershfelt, who Pd. Pol. Adv. Comm, to Elect Kokstis, Hugh Johnston. Les am greatly concerned over the ‘ was born May 9 at Salem to games of chess during activity Norma Paulus: Barnes Rogers, Jean ! ter LaMunyan, Alex Bodeker, possibility that even though Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hersh- period. Skillman, co-chairmen, 1080 luradel I Paul Yost, Keith Kadine and but a small number of faculty S.. Salem. Ore. < members participate in such 1 the hostess. disturbances, the entire concept NOMINATE of the integrity and high pur poses of members of the Uni Joel D. Fosdick, Jr versity’s faculty may become Candidate for the Republican distorted in the eyes of the public. The taxpayers loyalty Nomination for the Oregon and cooperation in promoting f State Senate from Linn County the best interests of our state I Republican Candidate Correct Welfare Abuses institutions of learning Is de r FOR finitely involved in this pro Promote Effective Law Enforcement > blem and must be maintained Linn County Fair Burning Regulations if public education is to be Commissioner Mrs. J. D Fosdick, Jr., 1227 S. Lafay above question.” ette St. Albany, Oregon 97321 LYONS I Mrs. Dale Prichard from Clatskanie was a Wednesday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deck er of Eugene were in Lyons Wednesday completing the work at their laundromat which will open for business next week. Mrs. Millie Folk of Portland spent last week at the home of her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Prichard. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miley will celebrate their 25th wed ding annixersary with a re ception at the Mari-Linn school on Sunday, May 24, from 2 to 4 p. m. All relatives and friends are invited to attend. Mrs. Viola Helsel’s first grade is having their annual birthday party Friday, May 22. All birthdays of the children are celebrated on this day with birthday cake and ice cream. It was another girl for the Yost’s, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yost are announcing the birth of another daughter born Satur day, May 16, at the Salem Gen eral h'spital. She will be greet ed by two older sisters. Miss Lynda Mikkelson and her second grade students will lie going on a field trip to the Portland Zoo on Thursday, May 21st. Mr. Good will be driving the bus. Mrs. Josephine Hobbs from Tronto, Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Medearis from Aur ora, were Saturday dinner guests at the Henry Croisant home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian were Sunday visitors at the Damascus cemetery, and were later callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of Tigard. Detering Demands Action TV, Radio & Appliance Service r TIRE SALE Buy 3 Get The 4th FREE Santiam Ripples Plycron Tires 15% OFF MEHAMA L. E. BASSETT Norma •T . PAULUS ROBERT M. CALE EXPERIENCE- IMPARTIAL HARD WORKING Long Time Tax Payer Paid Political Adv. Robert M. Cale for Comm. Willard Bodtker, Chrmn. 425 W. 2nd Albany, Oregon. . 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 4 door, $895 real sharp 1963 Rambler Cross Country $595 Station Wagon 1965 Chevrolet Pickup . $1195 . . $895 V8, Three speed 1966 Opel 4 door 1968 Ford Galaxie 2 door $1895 Automatic. Power Steering. Low mileage Philippi Motor Company Telephone 769-2117 1094 First Street Stayton, Oregon 4 inn« TOTH! EDITOR To The Editor: One man writes that because of the riot at the University of Oregon he will oppose the 19 year old vote. I am a 29 year old computer programmer, and tc me the riot is one more reason to vote FOR Ballot Measure 5 to low er the voting age to 19. In the first place, there were approximately 400 students in volved out of a passible maybe 20,000. That’s a healthy 98 percent who are not trouble makers. Secondly, I know these SDS members, anarchists, and other radicals, modern-day- k n o w - nothings-who-attend-c Jlege, are not representative of today’s youth. They are a minority of noise makers who can take the center scene because we dis enfranchise the responsible 98 per cent, arxl there is no mean ingful way for them to partici pate now. Presently a young man whose birthday falls wrong can be nearly 25 before he can vote for President of the Un ited States. This is seven years after he registers for the draft and is given the fullest obliga tion of citizenship, seven long years of second-class citizen ship during which the 1 per cent of his peers who are tn ub- le-makers is throwing rocks, starting fires, getting all the publicity, doing all the “par ticipating" and claiming to be representative of young people. Sheer hogwash! Lower the | voting age to 19 and I predict the voice of resp:nsible, par- i • t Elect I Í Glenn Kleen REPUBLICAN Stale Representative Paid Pol. Adv. by: Elect Glonn Kleen Comm. o 0 ■ o James Twedt, Chairman 6150 14th Avenue NE Salem, Oreqon 97303 1 ANYWAY YOU LOOK AT IT, IT’S KLEEN 3 X Public Survit» • Yevth • Government • Education • Corrections • Public Health I I SOAP and SUD S LAUNDRY OPEN 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. Pete and Fern Decker 1318 Main Street LYONS
