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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1970)
Red Skelton's Pledge of Allegiance As Told by His Schoolteacher I— The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 27, 1970 tenbush river. She is employ ! ■ -.... - — — ■ • ■ ■" ■ ■ — - Pd ed as a rhipf chief iwontinnict receptionist at ' ; , 1 Salem Memorial hospital, and I gust 28 will be general instru ments.. Instruments shown at J3 ---- the daughter of Cpl. ? Pope, the a Wescon for the first time will J^ng-time, employee Include the world’s first wide- State Police. A typographical error was band oscilloscope with storage, Red Recites It at the Monument Grounds and the first new-generation made in last week’s issue when By Boots Champion it stated Mrs. Bernice Lee of oscilloscope to be put into a In Washington on July Fourth Driving to St. Paul Satur Pasadena, Mrs. Edith Shields SARAH FRANCES MOORE day, Mr. and Mrs. Harold rack mountable package. Also and Mrs. Mabel Parker of Sil Fred Moore, accompanied by Champion spent the weekend shown for the first time will are sisters of Mrs. John his daughter Mrs. Verl Mo at the home of Mrs. Champions be three plug-in units for the verton CROWD NUMBERED 400,000 Estey of Detroit. This is in- berg flew to Fanshawe, Okla., 7000 instrument series. The brother-in-law and sister, Mr. to attend funeral services for correst. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Shields and Mrs. Roy Pulse. While in Tektronix firm is spread out and Mrs. Parker are sisters and his mother, Sarah Frances the people to govern; and government tlie area their hosts accompan over some 300 acres and in I remember this teacher. To me, he all attended Detroit school Moore, who passed away Sat- ied them to Tigard Saturday cludes two other enterprises in they is the people and it is from the people Funeral services were urday. was the greatest teacher, a real sage of with Mrs. Estey in the old where they visited Mrs. Pulses the Beaverton area. Guided town held at 2 p. m. Monday. to the leaders, not the leaders to the of Detroit. my time. He had such wisdom. We were son and family, the Bill Frys tours of the company can be Mrs. Moore, who was 82. all reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and people. An overnight guest Sunday at their new home. Later in arranged by appointment. away at home, and FOR WHICH IT STANDS — A Salem woman, Helen Pope at the home of Mr. and Mrs. passed the afternoon they motored to is survived by husband, Wil he walked over. Mr. Lasswel was his Harold Champion was Mrs. ONE NATION — the Nation, mean Beaverton where they viewed was taken by Detroit Mobile name. He said, “ I ’ ve been istening to liam. three sons, Clvde, Ada: ing so blessed by God. Tektronix, Inc. Mrs. Pulse is First Aid unit to Salem about Frances Pulse of St. Paul. The Idanha home of Mr. and Fred A., Mill City; William D. the boys and girls recite the Pledge of employed in the utility paint 5 p. m. Saturday with a pas Mrs. INDIVISIBLE — Incopable of being Jr., Ft. Smith, Ark.; seven Allegiance all semester, and it seems as Henry Hiebert was the department there. Two Tek sible broken foot and rib divided. daughters. Maggie Goforth, tho it is becoming monotonous to you. setting Sunday afternoon for tronix booths have been set up fractures. Miss Pope reported- WITH LIBERTY — which is free ____ _ __ _ injuuries ______ the annual Sunday school pic- Mill City; Edith Riggs, Joplin: If I may, may I recite it and try to ex the in Los Angeles for the annual ly sustained Emma Donnelly, Medford. dom and the right and power to live Wescon show at the Hollywood when "slv "slipped and” feli off n*c °[ the Idanha Community Lorene Collins, Bent: Mattie plain tto you the meaning of each one’s own life without threats, or fear Park and Sports Arena. On dis some stones while hopping church. A salmon bake set the Whisenhunt, Eureka, Calif.: word.” or some sort of retaliation. play at the show through Au- from rock to rock in the Brel- stage for the event. Swimming Virginia Moe, Wenatchee, Wn.; I — me, an individual, a committee in the Hiebert pool was en AND JUSTICE — the principle or joyed by the younger set, while Dorothy Hughes, Adair. Ok.; of one. quality of dealing fairly with others. PLEDGE — dedicate all of my word- the oldsters visited. Some 35 one brother, Will Jackson. FOR ALL — which means, boys and Texarkana, Ark.; five sisters. ly goods to give without self pity. people were in attendance. Wilburton; Henry, girls, it’s as much your country as it is Mrs. Mabel Poncia, Mrs. Os- Virgie ALLEGIANCE — my love and de kie Nyberg and Mrs. Christine Pearl Burgess, Springfield: votion. mine. Wall and daughter went to Ruth Mantooth, Dierks. Ark.; “And now, boys and girls, let me hear TO THE FLAG — our standard, Old Philomath Tuesday to visit her Ruby Wright, Ft. Worth, Tex.: you recite together the Pledge of Al 33 grandchildren, 36 great- Glory, a symbol of freedom. Wherever grandchildren and parents. legiance.” At the general election this grandchilren and four great she waves, there is respect because your I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE loyalty has given her a dignity that November, Detroit and Idanha great grandchildren. Interment was in Fanshawe shouts freedom is everybody’s job. FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF will elect three councilmen for 1 their cities it was announced Cemetery. AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED — that means that here this week. The terms of FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NA we have all come together. that Junior Williamson had Detroit councilmen Harold TION, INDIVISIBLE. WITH LIBER STATES — individual communities Champion, Frank Hancock, recently undergone surgery at TY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. Shelton, Wn., and is recuper that have united into 48 great states; 'and Wayne (Salty) Wright of Since I was a small boy, two states I Detroit and Norman Thomas ating at home. The William 48 individual communities with pride son, Glen Stormer and Lynn sons formerly resided at Idan with imaginary boundaries, yet united have been added to our country and i Williamson of Idanha will ex ha. for a common purpose, and thats love two words have been added to the pire the last of December. Po A general staff meeting of for country. Pledge of Allegiance: “Under God.” all Detroit school employees is sitions on the Idanha council AND TO THE REPUBLIC — Repub- Wouldn’t it be a pity if someone were are for two 5-year-terms and scheduled for Sept. 2 at 8:30' a. m. in the Home Ec room of lie, a state in which sovereign power is now to say “That’s prayer’' and that one 1-year-term. Officers on would be eliminated from schools, too. the Detroit council are for two the elementary school. At 5:30 invested in representatives chosen by •1-year-terms and one 2-year- p. m. on the same afternoon term. Anyone wishing to run I 1 the Detroit Board of Eduuca- hard to find. A gray squirrel for the offices is required to tion will host a get acquaint was recently seen gathering Detroit-Idanha Fire ed potluck picnic supper. The file a petition with the city event will be held in the back I weed seeds to store for winter i recorder of each city 30 days ! evidently because of a short- Dept. Called to prior to the election. Carolyn yard at the Idanha home of age of hazel nuts. I Gardner is recorder for Detroit Supt. and Mrs. Ronald Wilker I Hummingbirds, constant vis Put Out Grass Fire By Jean Roberts son. and Reba Snyder for Idanha. MEHAMA — The danger of itors in the Mehama area, have Accompanied by his parents. DETROIT— Detroit-Idanha Petitions must be filed before fire during a hot dry summer deserted this area for the high Fire Mr. and Mrs. Walt Rutheford, department was called October 3. mountains. As the dry season the cause for many com Residents in the CCC Camp Mark Rutherford of Salem ob is continues flowers quit bloom about 2:30 p. m. Thursday to ments, but few think of the served his 16th birthday here area have reported that bears at the home of his friends. struggle for survival wild ani ing, clover dries up, so the extinguish a fire in the duff on have been seen on several oc Robin and Jody Whiteley. Af mals face (and some domestic humming birds fly higher. Don the forest floor in green tim casions in the area this sum Teeters reports them looking ber across the road from De mer. A resident of the area ter a day of boating, water ones too) because of the long , at the bright feathers of his, troit High school. skiing and picnicking, a bar dry summer. also reported that prowlers coyote was seen recently ' arrows when he was in the I Since there are no buildings I have also I>een noted. Again, becue supper was served at the in A broad daylight in the middle mountams archery hunting in that particular area it is Whiteley home. Marking the residents are being cautioned of a field digging for a gopher, I t*lls weekend. He said they believed that it was caused event a decorated birthday to lock their homes when leav- probably’ | either by a cigarette, or child cake designed with a lake, Coyotes usually prefer rabbits the ones he has been feeding1 ren playing with matches. boat and trees, was served and squirrels, but as the grass Word has been received here . U. v. S. ruresl with ice cream and coffee. Forest service Service nre fire and vegetation dries, these are for months at Mehama. i A mother duck and 12 young equipment was also dispatch- ones single file halted traf- ed to the scene. After the stub- fic on highway 22 recently i born ___ blaze was put out school crossing from a dried swamp, custodian? Harold * Champion* area to more water and feed. I ' checked the area periodically Domestic animals have also until 11 o’clock Thursday night. been suffering from the dry | When he checked the area season. Eight calves have died ¡at 6 a. m. Friday morning he in the Mehama area from eat I discovered a sleeper had be- ing fem which is poison. Pas | come active and had burned ture was dry and the fern was another small spot over to a green so it was eaten, causing nearby trail and then fortun internal bleeding. ately went out. ■ DETROIT IDANHA OBITUARIES Long, Dry Summer Tough on Wildlife FREE Bowling Classes COLORED PINS Every Tuesday Morning for Beginners or Advanced Bowlers FREE Instruction Any Other Time For All Open Play Win from 25c to S5.00 by Appointment NO EXTRA CHARGE MONTE CARLO Every Sunday Night Complete Reorganization 7:30 P. M. Of Junior League Green Stamp Bowling - Kids of All Ages Welcome Free Classes And A League For All Age Groups Every Friday at 1:00 P. M. NORTH SANTIAM LANES Has A League For Everybody Mixed Leagues Junior League 5 Man League 5 Woman League J With I Strike Day League Early Evening Late Evening BOWL FOR HEALTH and FUN Kriegers Return From Hendrickson Takes Canadian Vacation Washington Job IDANHA — Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Krieger of Idanha re turned home Sunday night fol lowing a three week vacation. Leaving here they motored to the coast where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lyda at Wycoma, and then cn to Rose burg where they visited with Mr Krieger’s brother, Dan. Their travels then took them to Smithers, British Columbia where they visited the Glen Beachy family for a week. Mrs. Krieger said thev rent ed a travel trailer for two and a half weeks of their vacation thus giving them most all of the comforts of home. She said while Mr. Krieger was fishing at Telkwa. B. C. he met a cousin of Mrs. Harold Roth who resides in Idanha The cousin was from the state of \\ ashington. but apparently i ecognized Mr. Krieger from a visit he and his wife had made to the Idanha Community ( hunch. He gave Mr. Krieger a nice steelhead he had caught which later made a delightful feast for the Kriegers and their hosts the Beachy’s. Krieger said an added attraction of their tour in BC was the seeing of three moose and a deer, all, of course, one ZU She added that a guide is a must for hunting unless vou have been a resident in the area for a year Lloyd K. Hendrickson has accepted a position as Methow Valley Engineering Zone Tech nician on the Okanogan Nation al Forest, effective date Sep tember 6. The Hendricksons and their 2-year-old son, Lance will be stationed at Twisp, Wn. Lloyd began his Forestry ca reer in 1961 as a Surveying Technician on the Umpqua Na tional Forest, and moved to the Detroit Ranger District as Dist rict Engineer in 1966 from the McKenzie Bridge Ranger Di.*- trict, Willamette National For- set. , Mrs. Hendrickson has re- signed her position as a tea- eher in the Detroit High school where she has taught since moving to the area. SAFECO INSURANCE for personalized AUTO INSURANCE Too Late to Classify call. FOR RENT-Small 1 bedroom Jerry Pittam Insurance SA!;E~Sho’«nin. Reni ! mgton L guage pump, ex ÍnLenLCOn<l.'Ulin *ith cleaa- i mg rod and shclp ~ | W-2«l. Ph. NU7-2413 or *17-275» Mill City, Oregon he'll treat you like a per son... not a number!
