Seniors Have
Younq Couple Wed
At Idanha Church
OBTHMMES
Former Residents
Recently Return from
Four Month Trip
C of C to
Install Officers
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith
The regular monthly Council Don Moffatt spoke on the work
of Forest Grove visited Friday
meeting
of June 13 was called being done from Santiam Me The North Santiam Chamber
IDANHA—The Idanha Com
and Saturday at the home of
install their
hospital towards getting of Commerce will
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munity church was the setting
hi» sister, Mrs. Alice Smith. to order at 3:05 p.m. by Mayor morial
new
doctors.
Bill
Bogle
stated
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ev«n-
PEARL
M.
LAWSON
Bate
with
Councilmen
Howell,
Saturday for the wedding of
The Smiths, former residents
that
other communities »pon-
«•
f J .it ma
Funeral
services
were
held
Wills,
and
Pfoertner
present
Miss Edeana Rose Ammon and
here, recently returned from
sored students through medical J“,
Coffman
Charles Noel Tompinks. Rev. Tuesday afternoon, June 19, at a four-menths trailer trip into Councilmen Phillips and Brun
school in exchange for an will M. C. the event
Arvin E. Johnson performed the Brown Funeral Home, New- Mexico and had many inter ner excused.
berg, for Pearl M. Lawson, 74,
the 7 o'clock ceremony.
At this time three scholar -
The minutes of the^ special agreement to practice medicine
who passed away Saturday, esting pictures to show friends. I meetings
of May 16, May 22, in the community for a certain ship« to Chemeketa Commun-
Leaving
in
early
January,
4th 9 Wks. Sem.
A reception followed in the June 16, at the Newberg Com
and May 23 were read and ap p.rtod «< dnx
, 117 WUTH wiu uq «WKiucu
Lisa Barnhardt _ 3.85
3.85
munity Hospital following a they drove to Chico, Calif, to proved.
visit friends and also stopped
Vicki Burge_____ 3.71
3.85 club room of the Idanha Fire short illness.
Moved by Wills, seconded by I graduating seniors from Mill
Sally Jenkins ....... 3.85
3.85 Hall
The recorder read a letter Howell to submit a date for a City, Stayton and Regis High
i Mrs. Lawson was born De- at the home of his sister and
brotherin-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan Legassie ....... 3.57
3.71
from the Marion-Polk Bound Budget Committee meeting schools.
The bride is the daughter oi cember 18, 1898, in Oklahoma
3.71 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ammon and *nd in September 1919, she was Louis de Ortega, (Rose Smith) ary Commission.
Mike Morgan ___ 3.85
and publish it tn a Salem
The Chamber offers these
Moved by Wills, seconded by paper. Passed with all aye scholarships to encourage stu
1 Mr. Tompkins is the son of married to Menford J. Poteet, of Paradise, Calif. Time was
also spent in Long Beach, San' Howell to pay the bills as read
Jean Dickie ...... 3.66
Mrs. Ada Tompkins, all of who died in 1933.
dents to further their educa
Patty Fohl ......... 3.50
Idanha
| In 1936 she was married to Diego, Anaheim, and North in the amount of $2,885.46.
tion
and be trained for bettor
Meeting
adjourned
8:55
p.
m.
Patricia Howell ...3.71
James W. Lawson and had re Hollywood where they were Passed by a roll call vote with
paying vocations.
Melissa Lawrence 3 85
The bridal gown was fash sided in Newberg since that dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. all aye votes.
Judith Bogle, Recorder.
Debbie McLain ...3.57
ioned of white chantilly lace, time except for a three year Robert Dawes and family, for- i ' Councilman Howell read the
New officers to be installed
merly
from
here.
|
David Murhammer 4.00
made cage style, with chapel period when she made her
are President, Jim Tedrow,
After
the
California
stops,
P°kce
report,
Clary Pederson _
train fashioned into the lines home in Mill City with her
Detroit High School
St ay ton. Vice President, Gene
~ amendment to Resolution
Sally Poole _____ 4.00
of the gown. A bow accented son-in-law and daughter, Mr. the Smiths drove along the1 An
Fief, Mehama; Secretary-Treas
»111
was
read
by
the
recorder.
Colorado
River
between
Cali
Jim Rose _______ 4.00
the waist of the bodice fashion and Mrs. George Long and
urer, J. C. Kimmel, Mill City.
fornia and Arizona, making Moved by Howell, seconded by Semester Honor Roll I Directors for the coming year
Jerry Shepherd ...3.57
ed with a rolled collar and long family.
to accept the amendment
Jack! Wilson ........ 3.57
sleeves. The neckline, hemline
Survivors include four child stops at Lake Havasu, Yuma Wills
.... 4.0 will be Bill McCall, Detroit-
as read and forward to the Kelly Boechstiegel
Juniors—
and train were bordered in ren, Mrs. Geo. (Norma) Long and Tuscon, Ariz.
__ 4.0 Idanha; Orville Brown, George
Bonnie Young_
Marion-Polk
Boundary
Com
Crossing over into old Mex
Valeri Andermatt 3.85
3.85 white satin. A crown of lace Mill City; Mrs. Robert (Nita)
... 4.0 Long and John Fohl for Mill
Judy
Benton
__
Robert Bennett ...3.66
3.66 sprinkled with crystals and Herring, Newberg; Edward ico, the travelers made leisure mission as approved by the Lucy Young ....
._ 3.8 City-Gates; Harold WUtse, Jer
Passed
with
all
aye
Council,
ly
stays
at
San
Carlo«
Bay,
Jackie Bradley___ 3.50
3.66 seed pearls held her fingertip Poteet, Albany; Jennings Po
..„3.8 ry Coffman and Chris King,
Becky Lynn-----
Barb. Gillenwater 3.50
3.66 illusion veil in place. She car teet, Riverside, Ca.; sisters, Matzatlan, San Blas, and as votes.
.... 3.8 Mehama-Lyons; Dave Heard,
Randy Roth___
Jerry Grant ........... 4.00
4.00 ried a bouquet of white carna Marie Perkins, West Linn; far south as Tepic, then drove! Wally Sinclair stimulated Doug Kirk____
John Swenson, Stayton-Sub
Steve Hale
.3.71
tions and pink rosebuds in a Maude Williams, Oregon City; east to Guadalajara. They en- discussion by expressing his Greg Adams __
limity and past president, John
Zachary Hampton 4.00
3.66 starlight form.
; Esther Wilson, Madras i and joyed camping by lake Cha- views on paving of streets and Robin Wilkerson
Kohls.
pala, which is the largest lake the proposed dimming pool Jody Whiteley _..
Cheryle Lawrence 4.00
4.001
1 Opal Marriss, McMinnville;
McMin’
• renovation at the Frontier Inn Coleen Lynn__
3.83 1 Miss Teresa Mardean Am several nieces and nephews; 13 in Mexico.
Donald Legassie ...3.83
__ 3.4
The installation banquet is
Gary Moberg___ 3.66
3.83 mon was her sister’s only at grandchildren, including Mike,1 Returning to Matzatlan and in Gates. He asked the legality Sharon Morgan .
___
being
arranged by Chris King
tendant
She
wore
a
long
blue
David More
3.66
3.66
Linda, Kevin and Gerald Long, San
. Carlos Bay for additional of using City funds for outside Ron Lynn _____
___ 3 0 and wlU h® a no‘ho®t affair-
Kenneth Morgan_ 4.00
4.00 polyester gown trimmed in Mill City and nine great-grand- reiaxaV , they eventually the City Limits. Councilman Rick Roth ____
came back through Nogales to Wills stated that the City Glen Abrams ....
3 q Social hour 6:30 and dinner
Katie Stone _____ 3.66
3.66 white and a white hat. She
Diane Wilis ....... ...3.66
3.66 carried a nosegay of fresh |C ReveOrval Whitman officiât- Tombstone, Ariz. Visits were woud not be running the pool, Kevin Hills__
33,7:30.
.flowers.
Ij with interment
mutant at Fnends M
then made
at the fin<
home of i J and the money would be given Patty Tower —
.8.0
led
brote
The three students and par-
to the school summer recrea Marty Gardner
Patricia Babbitt ...3.83
3.3
3 33 1 Herbert Dale Tompkins was Cemetery, Newberg,
i Merritt Smiths, at Espanola, tion program. City Attorney Debbie Bittner
g.o'ents will be guests of the
Kurt Carpenter ...3.71
'N. M., and at Albuquerque, Dennis Corderman stated that Jerry Reeves
Dennis Cox_____ 4.00
3.85 best man for his brother.
3.0 Chamber for the banquet
NEVART LEVON
David Crowther „3.71
3.57
The couple will make their
It has been learned that Mrs. their former home, where a the Council could use the Re
Steve Fohl .
3.50
3.66 home in the Upper North San- Nevart Levon, mother of Ro- son lives. Merritt Smith is venue Sharing money for
Lisa Gabriel___ 3.66
3
i bert Levon, passed away in a sales manager for an auto spending outside the City
3 -66
71 ..
tiam Canyon.
limits. George Long, Don Mof
Ins Hampton___ 3.71
I San Francisco, Calif, hospital agency in Espanola.
The Smiths remarked that fatt, and Steven Cahan spoke
Karen Howell
.3.66
3.501 Mrs. Tomkins is a student at on Friday, June 8, 1973 follow-
Nancy Lalack ___ 3.50
3.50 Detroit High school and is ing an illness of several mon- they made the mistake of de in favor of the swimming pool.
ciding to return home by way
____________________
Linda Long _____ 4.00
4.00 currently employed at the ths.
Councilman
Wills asked that
Randy Moberg___ 3.66
3.66 Lake Lounge restaurant. Mr. i Services were held on Mon of Colordo Springs and Den- futur7s~peciai meetings be held
Starla Neal _____ 3.50
evenings so that the
3.50 Tompkins is employed at day evening, June 11, at the ver where they were nearly
Cynthia Nelson_ 4.00
4.00 Green Veneer, Inc. Idanha.
Daphne Funeral Home, with caught in a blizzard. In spite working man can attend,
Gloria Poole_____ 4.00
4.00
the funeral being held Tuesday of the bad weather, they man-, Mr. Kostner complained that
Leroy Shepherd_ 3.85
4.00
morning, June 12, at St. John's aged to visit Mrs. Smith’s sis special meetings had not been
Marlene Shultz_ 4.00
4.00 Recycling To
Apostolic Church in San Fran ter and brother-inlaw, Mr. and adequately publicized.
He
Sem.
4 th 9 Wks.
cisco, followed by cremation. Mrs. Roy Beebe, at her former askd the date that Ord. #119
Mrs. Levon, who made many home town of Sterling, Colo., was signed and was given the
Get Off Ground
friends here during her fre- and a brother at Greeiy where date of April 21, 1971. He also
I Garbage and trash have be- quent visits, was 79 years of they were snowed in for sev questioned the priority of
Lyons Garden Club
paving.
Councilman
come one of the major pol- age. She was born in Armenia eral days. They returned to street
Oregon by way of Nebraska, Wills stated that the first
Meets At Taylor Home luters of our environment as and was a former opera singer, Wyoming,
Utah
and
Idaho,
ar
I streets to be paved this year
more and more space is requir- having appeared in Europe and
LYONS—Celene Taylor and ed for the proper disposal of in the famous San Francisco riving back home in May.
' would be the oldest and the
I Mrs. Smith remarked that ones detriorating badly. He
Rose Bassett were hostesses for solid waste. Not only is the Opera House,
Phone 897-2442
MUI City
all
the
mountains
from
the
the June meeting of the Lyons blight on our environment re-' Survivors
include ------
two -- sons:
explained some of the history
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Garden Club held at the Tay alized as the refuse mounts incent of San Francisco, and Colorado River highway to No of street paving in Mill City.
lor home Wednesday afternoon. but also with the depletion of Robert of Mill City; and one gales were snow-covered, un
Steve Cahan reported some
Roll call was answered by natural resources, the utiliza- granddaughter,
Le- til they finally reached Ore of the results of the Commun
Lori
gon.
naming the most troublesome tion of vast amount of energy, von, of Mill City,
ity Survey, which he said
plant you grow. Katie Skillings the pollution of our air and
would be published soon. The
I
presided over the meeting with ■water, and the costly opera
order of importance given to
Dorothy Downer, secretary.
Picnic Scheduled for problems needing the most im
VIOLET GORDON
tions involved in the proces
mediate attention in the com
The only additional infor Methodist Women
A discussion was held on en sing of materials.
munity was: 1. Sewers, with
mation available concerning
tering a float in the 4-H club
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Something can be done to the obituary for Mrs. Ed Gor LYONS—The meeting of 80% writing this in; 2. Medical
Fair to be held in July. A
ease
this
strain
—
recycling
don of Klamath Falls, who the United Methodist Women Health Care, and 3. Recreation
sympathy card was sent to
Mrs. Nellie Riggs upon the and reusing our resources pro passed away in Hemet Calif, was held Tuesday afternoon at and Education.
death of their son, William perly and efficiently. Much of on June 6, was that the fun the home of Mrs. Howard Wha- I 1 Mr. Cahan explained some of
T-V
Riggs, at San Bernardino, Cal. what you throw away (over 5 eral service was held at Ward’s ley. The meeting opened with his work in organizing local
TROUBLE?
_______ Falls Funeral Home short devotions by Mrs. Lenard teens and some of the activities
Mrs. Frances Bilyeu, one of pounds daily for every man, Klamath
the members, will be moving woman, and child in the USA) ¡on June 11.
Cruson.
that have been planned by the
CALL
can be used again and again. I “
" her husband, Violet
Besides
to California next week.
The meeting was presided teenagers. He invited every-
1 Glass, cans, aluminum, news Gordon is survived by a over by Mrs. Florence Dar- on to attend the Health Fair,
Strawberry shortcake was paper. magazines, cardboard
CITY
served preceeding the meeting 1 are some of the many things daughter, Jerrine Ellingsen of ling, with Mrs. Alex Bod July 13 and 14. There will be
to Gertrude Weidman, Kathy i which unnecessarily fill your Gold Beach, Ore.; a son, Mel eker, secretary due to the ab a medical team from Sheridan,
vin (Buster) of Klamath Falls; sence of Mrs. Glen Julian.
Wyo. and many local displays
Neal, Dorothy Downer, Evelyn I garbage can.
a sister, Melvina Harris of
A good report was heard to promote health education
Julian, Gladys Nygaard, Fern
Phone 897-2626
Sletto, Florence Burmester,
A local recycling effort is Moroga, Calif.; three grand from Mrs. Alex Bodeker and and to find the local problems.
538 S. E. FIRST
children
and
five
great-grand
Mrs.
Howard
Whaley
who
at
He
spoke
in
favor
of
trying
to
Eva Bressler, Alta Bodeker, being studied. The Junior
children.
tended
the
Oregon-Idaho
Me
ALL MODELS SERVICED
J im B ostwick , T ech .
stimulate interest in attracting
Bea Hiatt, Frances Bilyeu, Woman’s club has decided that
The Gordon family were thodist conference in Salem another doctor to this area.
Hazel Wirth, Dorothy Baker, recycling will be their major
Agnes Feick,
Williameane community improvement pro longtime residents here many last week. Plans were made for
Mrs. Darling to attend the pre
Johnson, Reta Cruson, Peggy ject for the year, beginning in I years.
sident's district meeting to be
Wright, Lula Cory, June Mc- the fall. But it is never too
1 held in Forest Grove on Satur-
Pheeters, Katie Skillings, Da- early to learn what recycling is
. day, June 16. Plans were made
phna Pyeatt, Helen Johnston and how to recycle. There will Party for Junior
'for their annual picnic to be
and the hostesses, Mrs. Tay be a meeting Monday, June 25, Woman's Club
held the second Tuesday in
lor and Mrs. Bassett.
at 3 p. m. in Room 5 of the
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The Senior Citizens, who July at the Glen Julian home.
Guests present were Maggie Mill City Grade school to dis have greatly enjoyed the Bingo
Attending
the
meeting
were
Shaw of Mill City, Martha cuss what recycling activities ( j parties arranged for them by Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Roy
Bennett, Aberdeen, Wn, Elva will take place this summer, i i the Junior Woman’s club, gave Wright, Mrs. Florence Darling,
Kuiken of Stayton, Blanche
Recycling is a community ef- I a Bingo party for them on Mrs. Ralph Downer, Mrs. Alex
Wagner, Helen Shafer and
fort
and involves each and Thursday, June 14 at the Fe,- Bodeker, Mrs. Lenard Cruson,
Marti Rossaele of Mehama.
, .
,
lowship hall.
Mrs. Eva Bressler, Miss Lulu
A Hobby Show was enjoyed every person in seeking^a clean
Only a small crowd attended Cory, and Mrs. Martha Bennett,
following the meeting.
and wholesome environment. due to vacations and other ac who was a guest of the after
tivities, but those who were noon, and the hostess, Mrs.
there reported a good time.
. Whaley.
The Seniors served refresh
ments and presented a number
of prizes. Mrs. Carl Schaffer, PE Classes Offered
who helped with the party,
said she would like to thank At Chemeketa CC
I
all of those who donated prizes j
* Watercraft Liability including
"All Risks" protection for
Several classes in physical
i and assisted in other ways.
♦ coverage while operating your
♦ outboard motors and boats
Myra Mumey and Vance Ed education activities will be of
boat or another's
wards received door prizes fered at Chemeketa Commun-
♦ outdrive boats
I
with Pam Morris, Janeta Huck- ^y College this summer. •
T.
TT.K.L.
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—
♦
salvage coverage
tby, Don Huckeby, Myra Mu- > Instruction in golf will be
♦ boat equipment
mey and Margaret Stromquist held at Salem Golf Land, 5220
♦ limits available up to $300,000
♦ boat trailers
receiving special prizes.
i Center Street N. E., Mondays
Covers—Bodily injury
Betty Shaw got the “booby 11 a. m.-12:30 p. m. and Thurs-
Covers—Accidents involving your
Property damage
prize” which had been made days 10-11:30 a. m. Additional
boat or trailer in transit
times may be arranged.
by Maggie Shaw.
♦Medical Payments Coverage
Bill Beyer called the Bingo • Classes in tennis, running
—Motor lost overboard
numbers for the group and for fitness, table tennis and
♦ for you, your family and guests
—Collision
there were several young karate will be held at Sacred
♦ limits available up to $3,000 per
people present besides the Heart Academy, 7-8 a. m. and
—Fire or wind
11a. m.-l p. m., Monday Tues- I
person
Junior club members.
—Theft of your boat,
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
Covers
—Medical and funeral
motor or equipment
For additional information
expenses
contact Chemeketa Community
College, 4389 Satter Drive N.
E., Salem 585-7900.
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Billy Watkins, the Wilbur
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spent the weekend with them
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I Ed Watkins and other grand
' son Michael, picked him up
Sunday evening and had
Father’s Day dinner before re
turning to Salem.
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