7—The MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, A ur . 3, 1972
fives in Portland and in Long
view, Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Howard
By Eva Bressler
and family have moved into
the former Clyde Lewis house
i Mrs. C. L. Salter arrived on Ash Street. Mr. and Mrs.
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home last week from a trip to James Caldwell and family
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A TWO INCH PIPE WILL.
•ei.
Germany. She left June 14. who were living there have
GIVE FOUR TIMES AS
'C
' /Kr'A much water as a one inch
for Augsburg, Germany, where purchased the Homer Mitch
i' XA'-V I PIPE! I WHY? BECAUSE
she visited their son, George ell house on River Road. Mr. j
S'
M THE VOLUME OP A PIPE
Salter, and his wife who are and Mrs. Mitchell have moved i
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A* VARIES AS THE SQUARE
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s A \ OF THE DIAMETER.)
stationed there with the U.S. into the former Elsie Voss1
Army. She saw the first time house on Birch Street.
A
All During August
their daughter - in - law and
Holding the lucky numbers I
grand-daughter. She stayed at for the drawing at the Grand
Hitler’s retreat in Berchtes- opening of the Bankmobile in
garten. She also visited 10 guessing the weight of the
countries: Vienna, Florence, bank were Mrs. Richard Lin
Rome, Marseilles, Zurich, Lu demann, the color TV set, and
cerne, Barcelona, I Lourdes,
’
j^rs James Silbernagel, the
London, Paris, Brussels and gar-B-Q^
Amsterdam.
Members of the AARP of
Tuesday luncheon guests at Mill City held a picnic dinner
Open Monday thru Sat-
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al at the John Neal Memorial
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urday: 12:30 p. m. to ex Bodeker were Mrs. Adel Park
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Wednesday with approx
IT'S GREAT...
aide Gaylord from Tacoma. imately 80 in attendance. The
5:00 p. m.; Friday :
TO Sfi LUCKY... BUT ITS MORE
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Mrs. Kenneth Williams from Melody-Aires band from Mill
IMPORTANT TO EE PRUDENT AND
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12:30 p. m. to 7:00 p. m. Salem and Mrs. Floyd Fair City, directed by Earl Loucks,
PRUDENT PEOPLE EEEL
APTER THEY'RE ENROLLED IN THE
of Stayton.
I furnished the entertainment
PAYROLL SAYINGS PLAN. WHEN
| Mrs. Bert Bailey of Spring- ‘„Y David Green from Mad-
YOU DO A SPECIFIED AYOUNT WILL
— field spent several days at the ras,
ras who is campaigning for
BE SET ASIDE FROM EACH
PAYCHECK and used to buy
, home of her sister and brother- state Representative, gave a
U. s. SAYINGS BONDS!
I in-law Mr. and Mrs. Orville talk.
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Downing. She also visited re
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye
WAS THAT .
latives in Stay ton.
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were _ in
Creswell Saturday,
Mrs. Minnie Manning of Sa- | juYy 22,’’to attend a family ga-
UNCONSCIOUS OUT !
/ /V’xrmlffi
eVBRGOOD;
1N A IPI4 GAME BETWEEN THE ¿.AS
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lem spent several days this thering at the home of Mr.
the pirates a P ittsburgh player ¡.¿au
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week visiting relatives here, i and Mrs j p Kuni to cele-
M urray ) caught a high fly - was knocked / A/
She is a sister of Mrs. Katie brate lhe 93rd birthday anni-
COLP BY A BOLT QF Ll&TTNING-BUT HELP
A . k. W'
Skillings, Mrs. Effie Toombs ( vers£ry of her aunt, Mrs. Edith
ON TO THE »ALL TO END THE GAME ,
and William Kuiken.
Sanders.
Recent visitors at the Hen-1 ( Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meek
ry Jarvey home were 1 h' ’ s ¿nd
~_ family
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were Sunday guests
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
Logsdon where they'attend-
I and Mrs. Russell Douglas and ed a specjai church service and
, two children from Fairfax, Ca- iareweil-l. .becoming at ' the
I lif., also his son and wife Mr.1 Mennonite church for the Roy
and Mrs. Wendell Jarvey and Roth family who are moving
daughter from Bothell, Wn.
to Virginia. The Meek family I
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weidman are former residents of Logs
and family were hosts Sunday don.
The Willamette National Fo
July 23, for the annual picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitfield
trails. This included 6 miles
more than
of the I.O.O.F. and Rebekah from Martinez, Calif, were rest will spend
.
of the Pacific Crest Trail with
lodges of Mill City with 32 in guests last week at the home | 5101 000 during Fiscal Year in the Mt. Jefferson Wilder
atendance. A very enjoyable of Mr and Mrs. Howard Whal. I 1073 to construct approximate- ness, 6 miles of the McKen
miles
of trail,
it was . zie River Trail, 6 miles of the
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time was had with a tour of ey.
the beautiful gardens at the
Mrs. Russell Thiel from ' announced by Forest Supervi- Fall Creek Trail, and 3 miles
I
North Bend is spending this [sor Zane G. Sm'th, Jr. .
Weidman home.
of the North-South Peak Trail
Phone 769-5311
,
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niidffpfs planned
nlam
Trail budgets
fcr
Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard week
at . the . i home
of i her
son- > Trail
which is still under construc
the
next
12
months
are
an
add
Stayton
spent last week visiting rela- in-law and daughter, Mr. and
tion. ‘We are making a real
itional
3.3
miles
to
the
exis
Mrs. Robert Walton.
attempt in designing these new
Mrs. Fay Crum from Rose ting McKenzie River Trail, trails to give the hiker a first-
I
burg was a weekend guest at 5.5 miles to the Fall Creek class recreation opportunity.
Trail,
3.5
miles
to
the
existing
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van
We want to aid him in relating
Waldo Lake Trail, a 2.5 mile to the environment,” Smith
Prichard.
Janet Toman of Salem is va trail to Corrigan Lake, a % said.
cationing at the home of her mile trail at Salt Creek Falls,
“One of the unique trail pro- I
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and a one-mile trail on Johnny jects in the Forest,” Smith
Creek,
near
Fall
Creek,
for
Wilson Stevens.
added, “involves construction
Leslie Pesek of Salem is the blind and physically han . of the Johnny Creek Trail
spending part of her vacation dicapped.
1 which is being done under a
‘•This trail program reflects cooperative agreement with
at the home of her grandpar
the
changing
objectives
for
re
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye.
the Eugene Lions’ Club and
Mrs. Leota Worden is sub creational trail development the Forest Service.” This trail
stituting on the mail route. in the Willamette,” Smith said. construction will be complete- i
Chris Rebmann, carrier, with I “In the past, trails were pri ed this summer and will re
I Mrs. Rebmann have gone to marily designed and built for sult in a nature trail for blind
Germany where they will visit administrative access and as and physically handicapped
their son who is stationed a transportation facility.
persons. “I am particularly
“The current program, how excited about this trail proj
their in the service.
ever,
reflects
more
concern
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jobe
ect,” the Supervisor said. ‘ This
spent several days in Portland for recreational needs of peo represents another concern of
the last of the week at the ple in elevation areas of the ours: providing recreational
home of his daughter and fam Forest.”
opportunities for the physical
I
The Supervisor said that ly handicapped.
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wil
liams. They went to see the except for the Pacific Crest
new granddaughter, Andrea National Scenic Trail, the For
est is placing emphasis on
Dawn.
ED LEWIN
Bill Witt was taken to the trails outside of wilderness,
Santiam Memorial hospital pending completion of detailed
Auctioneer, Inc.
Saturday evening for medical wilderness management plans.
Complete Auctions
He also said the Forest
treatment. He is reported to
wants to catch up on needed
be in serious condition.
Phone 769-5406
The Santiam Canyon Old- trail recreational opportuni
timers picnic will be held Sat ties in lower elevation areas.
“All of this,” Smith said, |
urday, August 5th, at the Firs
at Fishermen’s Bend Park. A “reflects the emphasis placed
potluck dinner will be served on recreational trails that came
at 12:30. Everyone is invited from the ‘Sales and Trails
and are to bring their own Breakfast’ the Forest Service
held last year, plus advice
table service.
from a citizens’ ad hoc comm
NEED JOB PRINTING?— ittee on trails, which met dur
I See The Mill City Enter ing 1971, as well as the coordi
prise. Top Quality Printin/ nated land use planning by Fo
priced right. Fast service rest Service planning teams.”
In Fiscal Year 1972, which
Mill City, Oregon
897-2772
too. Phone 897-2772.
ended on June 30, Smith said
$110,000 had been spent con
p
structing a total of 20 miles of
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Forest Service To Spend
$100,000 For Trails
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The Mill City Enterprise
GOOD CITIZENS ARE
PHILIPPI FORD
Pigeon And Dove
'68 and
SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1972
2:00 P. M.
*ALL CARS & TRUCKS SUBJECT
TO PRIOR SALE
PHILIPPI FORI)
In Beautiful Downtown Stayton
1094 Sst. St
IN THE WOODS’
I Seasons Set
Used Car and Truck
AUCTION
CAREFUL
WITH FIRE
Call 769-2117
The Oregon Game Commis
sion has adopted regulations
for the taking of band-tailed
pigeons and mourning doves
for 1972 with the season
on both birds scheduled from
September 1 through Septem
ber 30.
These
regulations
were
| discussed previously at the big
game regulations hearing In
1 June but final adoption was de
layed until the federal regu
latory framework on these mi
gratory birds was received.
Bag limit for pigeons is 8 per
day, 8 in possession. Bag limit
on mourning doves is 10 per
day, 20 in possession.
Regulations for the taking
of other upland gamebirds, wa
terfowl, and furbearing ani
mals will be set by the Com-
, mission following a public
I hearing scheduled August 12
‘ At that time full information
will be available to the Com
mission on the status of the
bird populations. Recommen-1
dations from the public will !
also be heard and given con
sideration in the deliberations.
The public meeting will be
held at the Commission’s Port
land headquarters, 1634 SW
Alder, and will convene at
10:00 a.m. All interested per
sons are invited to attend and
express their views.
WOOD
WATER
RECREATION
WILDLIFE
KEEP THE FOREST GREEN
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