? Th* Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 31, 1972
MEHAMA
"YOUR LAND
AND MY LAND"
Low Water in
Oregon Lakes
By Meral Teeters
Mrs. Nicholas Raffaele and I
By Eva Bressler
daughters Kimberly and Shan-'
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips
DETROIT — Boaters are be­
non arrived here Wednesday,
returned the last of the week
ing warned by army corps of
May 23. They expect to spend I
from a three weeks trip to
engineers district engineer
a year at the home of her par-.
Alamos, N. M. where they vis­
Paul D. Triem that levels of
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sha­
ited at the home of their son-
many Willamette Valley lakes
fer, while her husband is sta-1
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John
By Hazel Hayes
are lower than normal for this
tioned in Thialand with the air !
Phillips, and attended the
time of year.
force.
ILLINOIS
GARDEN
CLUB
graduation of Mr. and Mrs.
Co. Triem attributed the low
Mrs. Edward Walz was hos-1
Phillips on May 20 from the
water levels to “below normal
Bang! went the gavel.
tess
at
her
home
Friday
even
­
U. of Mexico. They also visit-
ing for a dinner honoring her
“The next order of business winter rainfall and snow pack
the Grand Canyon, Beya Can­
son
Mike
who
was
graduating
is
a report from the Project run off this spring.”
yon and Southern Utah. Mrs.
He said levels vary from 30
Commititee.
”
from
Regis
High
school
that
Verna Seits of Mehama was in
feet below normal at Lookout
evening.
Present
were
Rev.
“
Madam
President,
may
we
charge of the Lyons Variety
Point Lake Southeast of Eu­
Ormal Trick, Mr. and Mrs. present ....
Store while they were away.
gene to normal at Cottag<
Gordon McMorris and Carol
That was the beginning of Grove and Dorena Lakes near
A family gathering was held
“'*
Vrrei
Walz all of Salem; Mr. and the Abraham Lincoln 77-icre | c^e
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. AIRMAN LELA L. CARLILE Mrs. Dave Keasey of Corvallis S°?!?tL2.arden in Sprlng- Lakegnear Eugene
!. Fall
Creek
and
Foster
Arthur Olmstead Sunday. At- ,
and
Sue
Fletcher
of
Dallas.
field, Illinois.
Our standing goal Is to make pay­
I
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Lake near Sweet Home.
I Mrs. M. V. Frame returned
What a Project!
>
ment In full within 5 working days
Olmstead, Mrs. Judy Mays and Lyons Woman
Water
levels
at
other
corps
from the time Safeco’s adjuster gets
“Keep it typical of the land­ project lakes in the valley are
three children and Mr. Lee and Completes A. F. Basic home Thursday, May 24, from
a
ten
day
trip
when
she
ac
­
your
claim. We usually succeed.
scape
that
Lincoln
knew
and
two boys of Coburg, Mr. and
16 feet below average at De-
Safeco. Insurance on your
Airman Lela L. Carlile, dau. companied her brother’s fam­ oved voted the club. First troit Lake. nine feet below av-
Mrs. Byron Edmundson of
car, home, boat, business,
east of
C. Algiers
Eugene, Mrs. Nellie Johnson, ghter of Mrs. Vera ______
„___ ily, the William Mulkeys of they planned two dams to im-)erage at cougar
health, life and everything
Mrs. Lucille Nash of Mehama.
Rte. 1, Lyons, Ore., has been Portland, to Southern Cali­ pound the water of two small Eugene> eight feet below aver-
else you valuei
field^’ t0 f°rm
Spnng‘iaee
Jim Olmstead, Robyn Meyers assigned
a<"icrr,“f* to Sheppard 1 AFB,
Ar'T’ fornia.
age at Hills Creek southeast
Guests Sunday, May 27, at
of Sublimity and Mrs. Rachael Tex., after completing air force
of Eugene; five feet below at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- i Then along the lovely
_ South- Green Peter Lake near Sweet
basic training.
Olmstead of Lyons.
— «..ung,
Mr. Edward Cruson has re-' During her six weeks at the ward Titze were her son and east shore, the ladies started Home, four feet "below ‘afSlue
turned home from the Salem Air Training Command’s Lack- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. planting.
River Lake east of Eugene, and
Memorial Hospital where he land AFB, Tex., she studied Richard Rogers of Prineville. | Wouldn’t that be fun?
I less than a foot below average
Five miles of winding nature at Fern Ridge Lake west of
Helen Anderson returned
is convalescing following a tke a*r force mission, organi-
Phone «97-2324 or «97-27.54
Mill City. Oregon
1 ration and customs and recelv- home Saturday, May 26, from trails were laid out. Then trees, Eugene.
heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cru- 1 pd special instruction in hu- a weeks trip when she went to shrubs, and flowers were plant,
civili­
mai vivili-
■
al
*T"T
Reno, Las Vegas, Scotty’s Cas­ ed including some that
son have returned home after man relations.
a two weeks stay at Denver,
The airman has been assign­ tle, Disneyland, Knotts Berry zation i
xd eStion(Miagdhta i
Colo. They were guests at the ed to the technical training Farm and other places, stop­ but made
home of their son, Mr. and j I center at Sheppard for special­ ping at Klamath Falls to visit add that Lincoln in cutting
Mrs. Michael Cruson and little ized training in the communi­ with relatives on the way and splitting fence rails had
probably helped to “extinct”;
home.
son.
cations field.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth John­ Airman Carlile is a 1963
Mrs. Doris Sawards of The them!)
Rustic bridges were built to I
ston and their daughter, Mrs. graduate of Eagle Rock High Dalles, came Saturday, May 26,
Linda Keisel and three child­ School, Le- Angeles.
and spent several days at the span the ravines and water
ren from Lebanon, were Sun­
home of Mrs. Raymond courses.
This was to be a living me- j
day guests at the home of his
j Branch.
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh shoe pit and baseball diamond 1 Guests during
Memorial morial, as permanent as stone
or bronze but flexible beyond
Johnston and family.
^®.an
Hay weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley milies.
Another -tLx-t:;-
attraction Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright were either. Here are the growing
-
of Portland and Mrs. Gerald day was the launching of the their son’s family, , Mr. and things familiar to Lincoln in
Oliver and two children from many boats of all descriptions Mrs. Leslie Wright, Wade and his lonely, thoughtful walks.
Salem were Sunday guests at from the river run down the Belinda from Sutherlin. Addi- This garden will sing the song
of America. It will be a real
*-
- - --
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don­ Santiam.
1 tional ■ guests
Memorial Day
The Santiam Christian Sen­ 1 were Mrs. Wright’s cousin and and true tribute to a great and
ald Huber. Mrs. Keeley is a
sister of Mr. Huber and Mrs. iors will hold a picnic June 8 wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gil­ gentile man.
Birds come here in increas­
Oliver a daughter of the Hu­ at the John Neal Memorial mour of Salem.
ing numbers.
Park. Everyone is welcome to
bers.
Five miles of trail are a lot
Weekend guests at the home attend. Two groups from Sa-
for some of us to walk, so the
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lan­ lem plan to attend.
Garden Clubs have provided
ders were Miss Kathryn Lan­ Mrs. Anne Pietrok and
sturdy benches, each with a
ders, Miss Linda Landers and Louise spent last Sunday with
quotation from Abraham Lin­
Tammy Jo Mann and daugh­ her daughter and son-in-law. Thursday, May 31
coln on the back.
ter, Kathryn, from Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Norbet Lecher
As the Garden developed it
Turkey Gravy over Rice
Weekend guests at the home and family of Salem, at their
became apparent that it should
Green Beans
of Mrs. Effie Anderson were summer cabin on the Abiqua
be of more service to more
Hot Rolls
her son and family, Mr. and River near Silverton.
people,
Friendly gathering
Cranberry Bars
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zach
Mrs. Harold Anderson, also,
places were then provided
Milk
her daughter and family, Mr. have returned from a two
around firepits made of native
and Mrs. L. G. Hannaford of weeks vacation trip to Nicara­
We Also Have A
stone.
Portland, and Monday guests gua where they visited at the Friday, June 1
Fish
Krisps
When
you
visit
his
magnifi
­
were another daughter and home of their daughter.
French Fries
cent tomb and his modest two-
ROTARY LAWN
Mrs. Julia Vincent from Gre­
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cook
Peas
story
home, continue on a-
sham
was
a
Tuesday
visitor
at
of Salem.
Pears
round the lake to the new
MOWER
The John Neal Memorial the home of Miss Lula Cory.
Glazed Doughnuts
Garden. It is open from sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott
Park was much appreciated to
Milk
up to sun-down.
the many tourists over the Me­ and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Down­
For Rent
morial Day weekend. The er have returned after spend­ Monday, June 4
t oi ”PAIKY QUj
many improvements that have ing several days at Port Town­ Hamburgers
been added at the park, picnic send, Wash., at the home of
French Fries
tables and new comfort sta­ Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mc­
Orange Juice
tion adds to the convenient kit­ Dowell, son-in-law and daugh­ I Mixed Fruit
chen center, the swings, horse- ter of the Scotts.
Ice Cream
Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkle,
Milk
f
Sr., have returned from Ocean
Park, Wash, where they spent Tuesday, June 5
DETROIT — Complaints are
Chicken Sandwich
several days clam digging.
numerous of damage being
City Center
Jello Fruit Salad
They were accompanied by
done by dogs running loose in
Cookie Bar
their sonin-law and daughter,
the Upper North Santiam Can­ We Gire BAH Greta
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mason and j Ice Cream
yon. In the Detroit area, fre­
Milk
family of Mill City.
quent complaints are that
Phone 897-2977
plants are being trampled or
broken off, garbage cans be­
ing turned over and calling
cards (messes) of the dogs be­
ing left in gardens and lawns.
The ever growing nuisance
of local dogs running at large
is amplified in the summer 1
The budget for Lyons-Mehama Water District for the fiscal year 1973-1974, beginning July
time with
vacationers and 1, 1973 as detailed and summarized In the accompanying schedules was prepared on an ac­
1,
summer home owners also counting
basis consistent with that used in prior, years. Major changes, if any, and their effects
permitting their dogs to run at on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement. A copy of the budget document may
nsects
ire
large.
I be inspected or obtained between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 pjn. at 529 Ash Street. A
—OUR FORESTS'
A Marion County Dog Con- meeting of the Board of Directors will be held Wednesday, June 13, 1973 at Lyons, Oregon,
TWO WORST
trol Law went into effect Aug- 7.39 p m. at Lyons City Hall for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this budget. Any
ememies .'
ust 14 of last year. Owners persOn may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it
who permit their dogs to run |
DALE A. BILYEU
________
at large are flirting with a
court citation.
(Chairman of Governing Body)
The law defines a dog as
Linn
___ Lyons
running at large when it is off
or outside of the premises be­
(County)
(City)
longing to the owner or keep­
lUFeSTEP TREES
Total Tax Levy to be Certified to the
er of such a dog, or not in com­
Assessor on Form LB-50
pany of and under the control
This Year
Last Year
Next Year
of its owner or keeper. Hunt-J
ing dogs and animals used for Levy Within 6% Limitation .
protection
or herding
of live- 1 Levy
Outside 6% T Limitation
.
.
i¡♦»♦¡Ar» / (Serial Levy) .....
; T Levy Outside Dm
6% Limitation
stock are exempt
$23,420.00
$22,090.50
Not
Subject
to
Limitation
___________ __ ____ $22,730 24
The law say»: “a dog owner Total Proposed Levy ___________________
23,420.00
22,090.50
_
22,730.24
who allows his animal to run Total Budget All Funds ......... . —............ ......... $62,466 33
$64,445.00
$73,084.5Q
at large will be cited into
court. Maximum penalty for
TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS
the violation is $50.”
Outstanding July 1
This Year (Actual)
Next Year (Kat)
Marion County residents,
$174,000.00
$186,000.00
both those residing in cities I Bonds ......... .............. ..........
and rural parts of the county Interest Bearing Warrants
13,897.00
._. 18,317.00
snould be aware of the “run­ Short Term Notes ----------
ßy PReveAJTiMö
$187,897.0^
....$204,317.00
ning at large law.” Dogs will Total Indebtedness ---------
be picked up and confined by FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGE*
dog control people if found off
SINKING FUND OR PROGRAM
owners* premises and not un­
Last Year
This Year
Next Year
der supervision. This applies Total All Other Requirements --------- --- ----- $44,267.29
$44,167.50
$44,380.00
equally to dogs with licenses Total Requirements (Including Transfers) . ..... $44,267.29
$44,380 00
$44,187 50
PROTECT OUR FOREST
as to those without licenses.
23,300 00
25,300.00
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied------ 21,537.05
EMVl ROMM BUT'
21,080 00
18,867 50
Names of dog owners, es­ Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance........... 22,730 24
2,340.00
3,223.00
pecially in the Detroit area, Estimated Tax Not to be Received....
...$22,730.24
$23,420 00
$22,090.50
who are permitlng their dogs Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied
$22,730.24
$23,420 00
$22,090 50
to run at large, will be turned Not Subject to Limitation .... ..............
over to Mariion County Con­
GENERAL FUND OR PROGRAM
U. S. Plywood-Champion Paper$, Inc trol officials for immediate ac­
Frank Lumber Co.
Ijurt Year
This Year
tion.
Idanha—Lebanon, Oregon
Mill City, Oregon
Total Personnel Services
A word of caution. It has
$ 7,575 19
$ 9,300.00
(Includes all Payroll Costs)
been noted that some people Total Materials and Services_
14,466 10
14,900.00
Young & Morgan Timber Company
Stout Creek Lumber Co.
who keep their dogs tied up in Total Capital Outlay _________
14,794.00
17,694.80
Lyons, Oregon—Mill at Mehama
Mill City—Idanha, Oregon
the day time are permitting Total All Other Requirements
12,000 00
them to run at large at night. Total Requirements (Including Transfers) ..... „$39,736.09
$50,994 00
Will$ Shingle Mill
Intermounta n Trucking, Inc.
Most of the damage is occuring
Lyons, Oregon
Mill City, Oregon
(Published in the Mill City Enterprise Thursday, May 31, 1973.)
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