The Mill City enterprise., June 03, 1971, Page 3, Image 3

7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 3, 1971 the home of her son-in-law and Wednesday, May 26, at the Ed­ the Fred Sullivans at Port An­
I daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ward Walz home. Mrs. Smith geles, Wn., and with his bro­
I Walton. Mr. Walton’s mother, and Mrs. Walz were school­ ther's family, at Long Beach,
'Mrs. Ben Walton from North mates when they both lived in Wn.
Bend is also a guest. They Salem.
came to see their granddaugh­ Mrs. Raymond Branch and I
ter, Balli Walton graduate. grandson, Bobby Branch, at­
She is among the students to tended the graduation exereis-|
'W-L
by Jack Zimmtrman
graduate Friday night from es at Culver High school near
Thursday, June 3—
Stayton High.
Redmond Sunday, May 23. Mrs.
Hamburgers
PREDICTING SESSION’S
1947.
And
five
times
since
1953
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Duncan
Branch*
’
sister,
Maude
Price
LENGTH CALLED
Lettuce Salad
Oregon
lawmakers
have
jxissed
from
California
have
purchased
of Seattle, arrived Sunday ev­ Pickle
EXERCISE IN FITILTY
more
than
700
measures.
one
of
the
Olin
Spiva
houses
ening for a visit here.
Applecake and Butter Sauce
Speculating just when Ore­
Remember the saying about on 5th street between Lyons
Milk
gon lawmakers will call it
Jenny
Rabi,
youngest
the degree of “certainty" in­ and Mehama.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Friday, June 4—
quits and go home is rife volving
death and taxes?
Stuckart Lumber Co., of Robl of Stayton, spent several
Macaroni and Cheese
among Salem-watchers every
On the basts of its record, Idanha is clearing ground south days last week at the home of Tomatoes
time the Legislature convenes.
one
more
thing
is
certain
when
of
the
railroad
tracks,
getting
her grandparents, Mr. and
Bread and Butter
This 56th session is no ex­
to install a dry kiln.
Mrs. Henry Monroe, while heir
Bananas and Jello
ception. And speculation in­ it comes to Oregon’s Legislat­ ready
Chemeketa
College
levy
won
ive Assembly. The 56th session
Milk
parents were on a vacation trip.
creases the longer the session will
pass one heck of a lot here Thursday by a vote of 43
Monday, June 7—
lasts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Schneid
­
bills before adjournment yes to 35 no.
Toasted Cheese Sandwich
During the first quarter of more die
er returned home Monday,
(indefinitely.)
Cottage Cheese Salad
the present century Oregon’s sine
May 24, from a 16-day vacation
But
until
It
occurs,
date
of
citizen lawmakers managed to that adjournment remains
trip when they stopped briefly Com
Strawberry SI jrtcake
do their legislative job in 40 strictly speculative—sine die.
in Reno, and visited relatives
Milk
or 50 days. In the Thirties ses­
Mrs.
John
Teeters
in
Utah,
Minnesota
and
North
Craig Shaw.
sions stretched into t w o I
Mrs. Arthur Anderson spent Dakota. They made a surprise Tuesday, June 8—
Weiners and Buns
months and reached three I
several days of the first week visit with Mrs. Schneider’s
Potatoe Chips
months in the late Forties. I
of her vacation visiting at the nephew, Freddie Goodell, who
Lettuce Salad
The first session to exceed
Tom Smith home at Richland, is stationed with the Army at
Prunes
100 days occurred in 1951 and
Wn. She went to Brookings Camp McCoy, Wise. Two high­
By Eva Bressler
Unbaked Cookies
lasted a total of 116. Sessions
____ _____
Santiam Valley
Grange will May 22 and was a guest at the lights of their trip was a visit
Ice Cream
in the Fifties averageci within hold their regular meeting Fri­ home of her son’s family, the to his home town of Maple
Milk
a fraction of that number and day night, June 4th. Program Jack Andersons,
returning Grove, Mich., and the six-hour
reached a 135-day average dur­ will be on Ecology with Sun­ home May 27.
ferry trip across Lake Michi­
Mr. and Mrs. Al Smith of gan. On their way home they QUALITY JOB PRINTING
ing the Sixties.
day, June 6 as church Sunday
Longest session was 1967— with all members to attend Miami, Fla., were guests on visited with his sister’s family, I MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
lasting 157 days from January’ | the church of their choice,
9 to June 14. The ’63 session i Wednesday, May 26, Santiam
extended extended from Jan-, ’ Valley
vuuey was ntxsuess
hostess ivr
for tne
the
uary 14 to June 3—a total of Pomona Degree team. There
141 days, and these were the | was a large crowd in attend-
only two sessions Legislators ance and 12 candidates took
were Salem-bound until June, the degree.
In 1969 the session threaten- Sunday guests at the home
ed to last until June but law- of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meek
makers opted to adjourn sine and family were Mr. and Mrs.
die May 23, after 131 days, and William H. Hilton, Alan and
get home before voters ballot- ‘ Amy, Mrs. Alice Clore, Mrs.
ed on the sales tax proposal. I Rosalinda Kirby, all of Sheri-
In both ’63 and ’67 the Legis- dan. and Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
lature ignored Memorial Day [ ¡Starnes of Molalla.
and probably will forego that I Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott
holiday again if the current with Mr. and Mrs. Wendel
session lasts that long. Me-| Weaver of Estacada spent the
mortal Day this year would be Memorial Day weekend at
the current session’s 141st day. I Bates, Oregon. They were ac-
And lawmakers would have companied by Mrs. Weaver’s
to stay in session until June 17 mother who is visiting from
to set a longevity record this Texas.
year.
f*
__
Mrs. Gladys Nygaard retum-
Guessing the session’s length' ed home Friday night from a
is more than idle speculation' three weeks visit in California,
for those close to the Legis­ She visited relatives and
lature and to lawmakers them­ friends at Pacoima, San Pedro,
selves.
Sacramento and Los Angeles.
Prime consideration of every
Sunday dinner guests at the
Legislator is his desire to en­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
act meaningful legislation for Hiatt were their daughter and
the people of Oregon. But, be­ husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
cause of his “amateur” politic­ Elmer from Albany, their
al status, he must give some grandson and family, Mr. and
thought to the amount of sa­ Mrs. Gail Elmer and four
crifice he can afford by extend­ children from Shedd, and Mrs.
ing his absence from farm, law Hiatt’s sister, Mrs. Gladys Ny­
or medical practice, or business gaard of Lyons. The occasion
of some sort back home.
honored the birthday anniver­
No Oregon Legislator gets saries of Mr. Hiatt, Mrs. Elmer
rich on his salary. He’s paid a Jr. and Mrs. Nygaard.
flat $3 000 a year, plus $100 a
Mrs. Effie Nydegger of Stay
month when he’s not in Salem ton visited Monday at the
and some $200 a day as long as home of her son, Mr. and Mrs.
the session lasts. Lately this Cletus Nydegger and family.
has totaled something less than
Steven Fritchi, son of Mr.
$6,500.
and Mrs. Florent Fritchi, had
And then there’s the ses­ the misfortune of breaking his
sion’s cost of doing business, left arm when he fell while
too. Legislative costs mount playing on the bars at school.
every biennium just like ev­ Mrs. Ethel Huffman spent
erything else. In 1969 it was several clays over the Memor­
estimated the session co6t ial Day .weekend in Washing­
$12,000 a day, or about $1,572,- ton. Sice was a guest at the
000 for 131 days. Daily cost home of her daughter, Mr. and
this session is probably nearer Mrs. Sheldon Titus at Kent.
$13,000 and total cost could She also visited another daugh­
come close to $2 million if it ter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Diger-
lasts into June.
emess at Tacoma.
Printing the many bills in­ Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hanna­
troduced last session alone cost ford and family from Olympia,
$258,000. This session the cost Washington, were weekend
could be as high as $400,000.
guests ait the home of her moth­
From a practical standpoint er, Mrs. Effie Anderson. Ad­
the Legislature has four ma­ ditional guest was Keith An­
jor responsibilities. First, it derson of Gresham, a student
must appropriate money to at Mt. Hood Community
run the state—its institutions, lege.
the judiciary. Governor’s office,
Mrs. Rachael Olmstead
etc.
returned to the home of
Second, it approves a tax son. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm­
program to raise appropriate stead, after spending two
funds.
weeks in Coburg at the home
Third, it enacts regulator}’ of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
legislation applying to fran­ Olmstead.
chised enterprises — suah as
Lynn Roye and son Steven
utilities.
from Donaldson, Iowa were
And fourth, it provides care weekend guests at the home
for wards of the state and this of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
includes welfare and public E. L. Roye. He left Sunday
for San Francisco. California
education.
These major responsibilities to look for a place to live.
naturally involve financing. They are in the process of
So achieving a Constitutionally- moving from Donaldson to San
required balanced budget and Francisco where he will be
the deliberations of Joint Ways employed. Steven Will stay
& Means Committee are each with his grandparents until
session’s pivotal point. Ways they get settled.
& Means likely will complete The Womens Society of
the bulk of its work this week. Christian Service will hold
It usually takes another two their meeting Tuesday, June 8,
weeks to wind up a session.
at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Leadership of both House Downer.
and Senate have been pointing
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dempsey
to a May 28 adjournment date. from Idanha have moved into
But the closer that time ap the William Kramer house on
proaches the more likely it 5th street recently vacated by
looks the Tl session will go Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. E. L. Roye was a Thurs­
into June.
Actual passage of bilLs this day guest at the home of Mr.
session is definitely behind im­ and Mrs. Joe Hince in Salem.
mediate sessions past. Bill pro­ Bryon Shuck has returned
duction in 1967 was 316 on to his home after some time at
May 16 and 235 in 1969. On Santiam Memorial hospital in
the same date this year only Stayton for medical treatment.
222 bills had passed both hous­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gran­
es and been sent to the Gov­ tham nda family have moved
into their new house on Cedar
ern for signing.
Total bills introduced in1 street. They have been living
1967 was 1.462. In '69 the total in the Dale Prichard house on
was 1.554. On May 16 of this 10th street, back of Bob’s Food
session 1.992 bills and another Market.
Mrs. Russell Thiel arrived
ICO resolutions and memorials
hnd been introduced. Bill pro- Sunday from Chicago after
duct ion has approached or ex- -.pending six weeks with rela­
c ded 600 every session since tives there. She is a guest at
ASalem Scene
MEHAMA
LYONS
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In the same location. We're open
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This is a
two-story
filter.
Its job:
to help clean up
the air at the
new Centralia
power plant.
I
I
This filter, and 559 others like it,
form the working center of a giant air­
cleaning machine called an electrostatic
precipitator. They’re electronically
charged to attract and trap ash and dust
from the plant's furnaces, and then
collect them in huge bins.
This $5 million system is being installed
In the new power plant at Centralia,
Washington.When it's completed, it’ll help
keep the plant clean. And help keep
the air clean, too—as clean as the modern
technology of electrostatic precipitation
can make it.
The electricity you use in your home Is
100% clean. And we’ll continue to seek
new and better ways to keep our power
plant clean, too.
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