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Ariz., was a Monday over- Tuesday at 1:36 p. m. at the ty Commission wishes to re-1 nght and Tuesday guest at the Barrick Mortuary in Salem mind motorists of relatively I home of her nephew, Mr. and for William S. Jayes, father of new Oregon laws which wei e I Mrs. Donald (Thelma) Jenk designed ti facilitate the safeI Mrs. Milton Roten. and efficient movement of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roten ins. were in Eugene Sunday to at Mr. Jayes passet! away Sat traffic. The first law which could tend graduation exercises at urday at his home in Salem at the age of 83. He was born in mean a traffic ticket to the the U of O. Their son, Robert Ontario, Canada. He had been violator states that on a high was among the graduates. a resident of Oregon for 75 way that has only two lanes. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Boying- ton from St. Petersburg, Fla, years and of Salem for 50 for traffic moving in opposite He was Superintendent directions, when an overtak are spending this month with years. of the Oregon State Shops ing vehicle d:es not have a relatives and friends. At the from 1919 to 1952 clear lane for passing, the driv present time they are making Survivors include the widow, er of a slower-moving overtak- [ their headquarters at the Loretta of Salem; two daugh en vehicle shall at the first Dorothy Coulter home in Stay ters, Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. opportunity, whenever suffic-1 ton taking care of things while Dorothy Van Otten of Amity, ient area for a safe turnout1 Mrs. Coulter is on vacation. five grandchildren includ exists, pull off the traveled Mr. Boyington is the father of and ing Susan Jenkins, Sally Jen portion of the highway to al Mrs. Russel Wilson, Mehama. kins and Dennis Jenkins. low the faster vehicle to pass. The Lyons Firemen and Rev. Don Morrow officiated Another law which has par their families held their annual at the services interment ticular application to freeways potluck picnic Saturday even was in the Mt. and ing at the Ward Slover home. tery at Philomath. Union Ceme although it covers other four- lane roadways should be kept About 445 attended. in mind by drivers. This law Dr. and Mrs. Delbert Reed states that a vehicle on a four- from Woodburn were Sunday lane highway shall normally guests at the home of her be driven in the lane nearest | aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Van Pricn- Mrs. John Teeters the right-hand edge or curb of I ard. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips the highway when that lane is I The 4-H Busy Bees went to arrived from Los Alamos, N. available far travel except | gether with the Cannerretts M. June 7 for a visit at the when moving faster than or - and had a bake sale in Stay home of his parents, Mr. and other traffic moving; ton Saturday. A swimming Mrs. Keith Phillips here and passing the same direction. Thus, i party was cancelled due to the with her parents and other in is illegal for the driver of a | it rain. The Busy Bees will meet relatives in Oregon City. slower moving vehicle to drive . Tuesday. Mrs. Raymond Branch went in the left lane of a freeway | The Mari-Linn Canneretts to Seattle Sunday, June 7 to in Oregon. had a bake sale in Stay ton. take her sister, Mrs. Maude The Oregon Traffic Safety I They made $22.24. The next Price, home after she had vis Commission urges all drivers meeting will be at the home ited here for some time. They tj heed these and other traffic of Mrs Bishop. were accompanied by Mrs. control laws particularly dur- , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Traver, Charles Bouche, who visited ing the coming peak traffic Mike, Kenneth, Alicia and with her brother’s family in months Bryan from Layton, Utah, are Seattle. Mrs. Branch and Mrs. visiting at the home of her Bouche returned home June 9. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. Guests Friday and Saturday and Mrs Charles Wood and at the home of Mrs. Grant Respect for Law Makes family. Smith were Mrs. Smith’s Democracy Live Mrs Delma Miller from Sa niece’s family, Mr. 'and Mrs. Sally, a housewife, was hual- cramento is visiting at the Fred Schillings and daughter, home of Mrs. Leona Gunn. who were on their way from ed into court by the police and Mr and Mrs. Harry Lunski Los Angeles for a vacation trip sentenced to 30 days in jail. She was convicted of fradu- from Minnesota have purchas to Alaska. ed the former Ramie Martell Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hughes, lently obtaining telephone ser place. Bill and Laurie, left Sunday vice. Sally was an upstanding cit Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett for their home at Knappa and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen after a few day’s visit at the izen who had never before vio-; were hosts for a potluck picnic home of his mother and aunt, lated the law. However, she and gathering of relatives anc Mrs. E. J. Hughes and Mrs. saw nothing wrong with try friends honoring Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Frame. Sheryl Hughes ing to “trick” the phone com Cecil Bassett and children of stayed here to work in the pany out of a lang distance Pierre, S. D., who are vacation berry harvest. toll charge. Her system was to place a ing here. About 60 were pre Sunday afternoon guests at sent for the affair held at Fish the home of Mr. and Mrs. John long distance call, and then ermen’s Bend Saturday. Mr. ■ Teeters were his nieces’ family, when the operator asked for Bassett is a former resident Mr. and Mrs Bill Horn and her phone number, she gave a false number. here. four children of Eugene. At her trial the judge point Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard ed out to her that she had were in Corvallis Saturday to stolen money from the phone attend graduation of their company as surely as if she grandson, William Prichard of had taken money from the Clatskanie. He was a local boy TO THE» company’s cash register. She I who graduated from MariLinn, said she hadn’t thought of it Stayton High and OSU. that way.” Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roy and Another telephone ‘crime’ Is family returned home Friday ll - ----- - to refuse to give up a party line after a wek’s vacation to Yel TO THE EDITOR: to another pers:n who asks lowstone National Park. I wish to thank everyone to be allowed to use the party Thurman Smith, Master of for me, supported line to report a fire, or to sum Santiam Valley Grange as dele who or voted gave publication to the mon police, medical or other gate and Mrs. June Whitney as me, alternate are attending State issues in the recent race for aid in case of emergency. An Grange at Hood River this Superintendent of Public In “emergency” is defined by the struction. Education is a vital law as a situation in which week. of our way of life. Those property or human life are in Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bassett part who present divergent views jeopardy and the prompt sum and son, from Seattle, were on this subject render a true moning of aid is essential. weekend guests at the home of public service. It is also a crime for any Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett. While the mass media large one to ask to be allowed to use Mr. and Mrs. John McPheet- ignored my candidacy and a party line for an emergency ers have returned from a three ly issues, private citizens phone call when no emergency weeks visit with relatives at the from all over the state contact exists. Kansas City, Missouri. me by telephone or letter The law classifies all of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thiel ed and me great encourage these crimes as a misdemean from North Bend spent several ment. gave over 103,000 of them or, punishable by a jail sen days at the home of their son- voted And for me in the election. tence of not more than 90 days, in-law and daughter, Mr. and votes were not wast or a fine of not more than Mrs. Robert Walton and Sally. ed. These They will inspire me and, $250. Sally’s jail sentence of They returned home Wednes I hope, members of our legis 30 days was only a third of the day and their grandaughter, lative assembly, to continue time she could have been sen Sally, went home with them to work for true representative tenced to serve for her theft for a visit. Mrs. Gladys Stiffler has re control of the educational pro of long distance ph;ne calls. the people. (Oregon lawyers offer this ( turned’ after a two weeks visit cess by Sincerely yours, column as a public service, i at the home of her son-in-law Tom Bockelman No person should apply or in-, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 1243 Marion St. N. E. terpret any law without the I Lowell Yeager and family, at Salem. aid of an attorney who is com-1 Sebastapol, Calif. pletely advised of the facts Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chytka is QUALITY JOB PRINTING involved. Even a slight var- [ his mother, Mrs. Bessie Chyt MILL CITY ENTERPRISE iance in fact may change the ■ Phone 897-2772 or 897-2930 application of the law.) | ka, also two sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell and Mrs. Al ma Dion and daughter, from Elk Point. South Dakota. Mr and Mrs. Alex Bodeker left Thursday morning for Au burn, Wn., to spend the re mainder of the week with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs Nor- j man Johnson and sons. While there they will attend gradua tion of their grandson, Curt, from high school. Mrs. Eulalia Lyons was tak en to the Memorial hospital in OPEN 6 a. m. to 8 p. m Salem. Tuesday evening where she will receive medical treat ment and tests. Miss Eleanore Fleer from Seal Beach, Calif, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens ____________1____________ obituaries ! Remember Fathers Day Sunday, June 21 st Lay-Away Now La Z Boy Recliner Rocker Sleepers.............................. from $149.00 Makes into full size bed, with innerspring mattress. Naugahyde cover or fabric MAPLE — OPEN STOCK TABLES—with or without formica tops 36 and 42” width CHAIRS—Several styles to choose from. CHINA CUPBOARDS—Several styles to choose from. Open Stock Bcxlroom Furniture With matching love seat and chair from $39.50 pairs Lamps NOW $19.95 Regular 29.95 Pictures . . $55.00 5 Pc. DINETTE with Leaf . $119.00 7 Pc. DINETTE with 2 Leaves Good Used 30" Electric Range nice & clean MEHAMA And Carpets THE BEST FOR LESS FURNITURE — APPLIANCES — New and Used SITBLIMITY-AUMSVILLE JCT. 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