Firewood Permits Held
Up During Fire Season
MEHAMAi
Cub Scouts
LYONS
7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July II, 1974
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ro-
by Eva Bressler
Last Saturday, June 29, a ten.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer of
family gathering and picnic
Albany
were weekend guests
was held at Fishermens Bend
Park honoring
Mrs. Carrie at the home of her mother,
Naue of Salem on her birth­ Mrs. Percy Hiatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Blum
day
anniversary.
Present
were Mrs. Naue, the honored visited at the Vernon Luckey
guest, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave home at Central Point from
Mills and son Brett of La- Wednesday through Sunday.|
at Selma on;
comb, Mr. and Mrs. Donald They stopped
their
way
home
Sunday to )
Naue,
and family from
Mm. John Teeters
stead returned home Sunday
evening after spending a week
at Summer Lake in Central
Oregon. They were accom­
panied by their son Walter
Olmstead from Leesburg, Va.
also their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Olmstead and
four children from Auburn,
Wash.
Mrs. Bessie Jobe returned
home Monday after spending
the Fourth of July at the home
of her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wylie of Corvallis. They all
spent the remainder of the
week at the summer home of
the Wylies at Waldport.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Elmer and
family returned home Sunday
evening. They visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerel
Haynie at West Minister,
Calif, as well as other places
in the Los Angeles area.
Most ranger districts on the
Mrs. Karl Schutzwohl
Willamette National
Forest Klamath Falls visited a few
will issue no permits to gather days recently here at the home
firewood during the summer of her son and daughter-in-
fire season from July 1 law, Rev. and Mrs. Frank
through September 30, forest Schutzwohl and Heidi.
supervisor, Zane G. Smith, Jr.,
Guests Saturday evening,
announced recently.
June 29, at the home of Mr.
Oakridge Ranger District and Mrs. Donald Teeters were
will continue the free permit . their son and daughter-in-law,
system on a restricted basis, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Teeters of
as long as fire danger remains Stayton and her parents, Mr.
low. District officials stressed i and Ms.
Lennard Anderson
that this applies only to the I and daughter, Drew, of Ta­
Mrs. Howard Naue, Donald
use of hand powered equip- I coma, Wash.
Naue, Mrs. Lydia Culwell, days at the coast.
ment to cut the wood. No per­
Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hughes of
Mrs. Jessie Short and Harlin Mr. and Mrs. John McPheeters
mits will be Issued for use of) Newberg visited Sunday after­
Gibson of Lyons.
power equipment of any kind. 1 noon, June 30, at the home of i
Mr. McPheeter’s two
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Buchan- I were
Smith said, “Because of the ! Mrs. E. J. Hughes and Mrs.1
Miss Barbara Me-
neices,
on from LaGrand, Iowa, spent Pheeters from South San
continued need for fuel, we I M. V. Frame when they were •
several days at the home of his Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs.
are anxious to continue the I on their way home from a
brother and wife, Mr. and . Scottie Atkins from Alameda,
free firewood permit system, i cumping trip.”
Cub Scout Pack 49 won third place in the youth Mrs. Wayne Buchanon.
However, we are asking peo-1 Mr ancj Mrs, Tom Lawrence
1 Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Danforth
pie to curtail their wood ga-! were hosts at their home Mon- i division with their float entitled “The Year of a Better
Mr. and Mrs. John Prideaux
and family have purchased the ft-om Keaau,
are
Hawaii
thering until fall when the ¡day evening, July 1, for the | Environment.”
Dale Prichard house located spending two weeks in Lyons.
use of power equipment is no I meeting of the church council
back of Lavenders Market on They are working on their
longer a fire hazard.’’
ED LEWIN
of the Mehama Community
10th St.
place building a barn and plan
Church,
Auctioneer,
Inc.
Mrs. Katie Skillings enjoyed 1 to get things in readiness for
Hattie Golliet was hostess at
a family gathering held at the i I building a house. They are
Complete
Auctions
her home July 4th to a large
home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. i former residents here and plan
Phone 769-5466
group from the Salem Horse­
Delmer Skillings at Gates. I ! cn moving back in the future.
less Carriage Club for a picnic
Sale every Sunday
; Others attending were Mr. and
Fourth of July guests at the
after they had taken part in
j Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson, Mr. home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
10 A. M.
the parade at Mill City.
and Mrs. James Mowry and Julian were Delbert Witt and
Consignments Welcome
Tom Hayden of Salem was
baby of Lyons, and Mr. and son Perry Witt, Mr. and Mrs.
1050 Wilco Road Stayton
guest speaker at the morning
Orville Floyd Brosig
Mrs. Jerry Hutchinson of Gene Ward of Albany, Mr. and
worship services of the Me­
I Gates.
Funeral services were held
Mrs. Mike Watson, Brian and!
hama
Community
Church
I Mrs. Anne Pietrok and Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
(Week
of
July
4)
Tuesday
at
2:00
p.m,
at
the
Sunday, July 7.
.. u
T with
,
Mr- n™1 Mrs- Bratton, Kathy and Bob of
Whitewater Road
1044 is Unger Mortuary ...
in Silverton j Louise,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Golliet of
for Orville Floyd Brosig, 1203 -2‘0rbet Lechers and family of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
open
to
the
trailhead
of
Jef
­
Tumwater, Wash, left Friday,
ferson Park Trail 3429. Brei- East Main Street, Silverton. I Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Julian, Jr., Paul and Bradley
July 5, after a few days visit --------
Mr. Brosig was born jn ^nce Petrok of Aumsville en- from Eugene and Mr. and Mrs.
over the fourth at the home of tenbush Road S46 J® °Pen
u16 *°urth °f July at Joe Johnson of Albany who
Mrs. K. J. Golliet.
j t through
-------- to Estacada. However, Scotts Mills. He was 55 years
are camped at the Julian
I Weekend guests at the home caution is advised when tra-'of age and had lived in the,
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v— area .....
1 of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grif- I veling g this
road because there Silverton
his entire ...v,
life. I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Manning farm.
.
j *
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»-AiitTn
T-T a vara»
»w»al
Tom Caldwell returned
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett
fiths were her grandson and „.c
are some very rough spots. He was a real estate broker.1
Duffy
Lake
Road
1264
is
still
He
was
a
veteran
of
WWII,
h0lr
*e
Thursday evening after and family from Pierre, S. D.,
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bor­
snowed in Pamelia Lake Road a charter member of the Sil-; pending several days in Reno. are spending this week visit­
FOLKS TUT WANT SURE-FIRE
ing of Springfield.
_
Dorothy Christensen return- 109 and Manon . Lake Road verton Elks Lodge #2210, a . Mrs E11zabeth Hudson from ing relatives in Lyons. They
■HOLTS KNOW AN AO IN THIS
Masonic Lodge Minot, N. D. is spending some will also visit in Gates and
ed home Sun. evening, July 7, 1157 are open. Twin Meadows member of
They have their
from
a
six
days
trip
to
Cali-1
Road
1167
is
open
to
the
June-
.
«45
and
Hillah
Temple Shrine, time at the home of her sister Mill City.
KWSFAKR IS A FAST, DEPENOABU
and brother-in-law, Mr. and camper parked at the home
lornia. She visited a short time ,tion of Road 110. Big Meadows ( at Ashland
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
with her sister, Susee Engdahl, Road 110 is open from High-j He died last Saturday tn a; Mrs. Ernest Schiewek.
•ARTO MT, SRI OR RENT
Weekend
visitors
at
the
Leo
Floyd Bassett.
and children at Healdsburg ' 1 way L_
22 —
Mrs. Sylvia Burmester and
, 110C is open to Presley Lake. ’ went heart surgery about four Cruson’s were her sister and
and
then
went
to
the
home
of
—Uli NOW 1
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sid daughter, Mary Ann, were
I
French
Creek
Road
S915
is
\
months
ago.
her son-in-law and daughter,
Wilkerson from Darby, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid at open for approximately six ( He was owner of the Brosig Additional guests on Sunday Sunday afternoon visitors at
the home of Mrs. Florence
miles,
but
Tumble
Lake
is
not
Realty
in
Silverton.
I Lemoore. Her son Stuart of
were the Wilkerson’s son, Mr. Burmester.
|
yet
accessible.
Quartzville
‘
He
is
survived
by
his
wi-
San Louis Obispo came to Le­
Mrs. Effie Nydegger of Sa­
J \ ( 1 Cl CT 111
Aw o still Ö snowed
A A *z — w —- —* in VA dow,
Vz TV , A Ione;
VilV , one w son,
VZ A A4, Wayne
• • ^“ez * • —— , z and as Mrs. - Roger Wilkerson and
1177 i is
moore to see his mother. Garth Road
lem is spending several days
*from
the
Detroit
side.
South
,
Brosig
of
Salem;
two
daugh-
!
Central
Point,
Engdahl returned home with
this week at the home of her
his aunt for a few weeks visit Breitenbush Road S918 is open ters, Mrs. Sharon Decklen-i :?re- Als0’ Mr. and Mrs. David son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
Phone 897-2772
to Trailhead 3375.
; man and Cathie Brosig, both 3^nnett and family, Beaver-
here.
John ”
Bry­ and Mrs. William Grimes.
NOTICE:
Kinney
Creek of Salem; three sisters, Mrs.,’ ton;
"" Mr.
" and Mrs.
’
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm-
Telephones 897-2772
Road 1049 and French Creek Walter (Estella) Kay of Mill | ant and Gaby, Salem; Mr. and
Road S915 are closed to public City, Mrs. Nelma Moberg of! Mrs. Buddy Cruson and fam­
traffic
Friday
San Jose, , —
Calif,
iraini. Monday
.vwuuoj through
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. —
——. and — Mrs.
—— ; • T ily, and Charles Cruson,
> all of I
I from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,TwylaParkerofRoseburgandi1^J'<’ns-
1 because of heavy logging traf- two brothers, Joe Brosig of! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harper,.
I fjc
Detroit, Ore. and Roy Brosig wbo have been living on Fifth j
I Marion Lake Trail 3436 is, of Ukiah, Calif. The family
,River
Next To The Gates Trailer Ranch
I clear to Lake Ann. There is suggests contributions to the I bridge, have moved to a house
I some patchy snow from Lake Masonic Lodge, -45, building on Dogwood Street.
I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glisher of
Ann to Marion Lake. Pamelia' fund or cancer socity.
Seattle, Wash spent several
I Lake Trail 3439 is generally,
days at the home of Mr. and
clear to the lake. Independence j
f .™«
Mrs. Alvine Rijnicks.
Kock Trail 3438 and Stahlman
Neil Frederick Farmen
Point Trail 3449 are both open, j Funeral services were held I Mrs. Nancy Wickwizer from
Lake of the Woods Trail 3493 at 2:00 p.m., Friday after­ Springfield and Miss Maurine
is under about four feet of noon, July 5, 1974, at the Brown from Crescent City
I snow. Bowerman Lake Trail Fisher Mortuary in Albany for were weekend guests at the
: 3492 has patchy snow for Neil Frederick Farmen, 1 2? I home of their grandparents,
and Mrs. Orville Down-
roughly three miles. Blue who drowned on Christmas ’ Mr.
With Hash Browns, Toast, Butter and Jelly
.
Lake Trail 3422 is under about Day while fishing in the North ln^-
7 A. M. — 11 P. M.
four feet of snow. Blue, Jenny, Santiam River here. The son
Robert Roten from Iron-
Seven Days A Week
I and Melis Lakes are still of Mr. and ___
MILL CITY,
Mrs. _________
Frederick wood, Michigan has returned
»
frozen over. Estimated snow Farmen, 1070 23rd St’Albany^ 10 Michigan after spending ten
1 depths on trails are: Jefferson the body was recovered early: daFs a* the home of his par­
Park Trail
3429, 4Vi feet; last week on Sunday, June 30,
Duffy Lake Trail 3427, 3-4 after being spotted by fisher­
feet.
men four miles below Stayton
• For Only
Hoover, Southshore, Whis- ¿'.ccording to a report by Linn
pering Falls, Humbug and County sheriff’s deputies. An
With This Coupon
■
Marion Forks Campgrounds all-out search had been made
I■
are open and have water. here just the previous day as
TIMBER_CROP c ROTATION
Shady Grove, Whitewater and a final effort. He was identi­
Coupon Good Only Fri., Sat, and Sun., July 12-14
1 Cleator Bend are open, with fied from dental charts Mon­
means
water available from nearby day by a Linn County medical
I Creeks and/or rivers. Piety examiner.
Gates, Oregon
1 Island Campground is open
Extensive ground and boat
i but there are no garbage cans searches were abandoned in
available. Breitenbush Camp­ Jannary after
Marion and
ground is still closed while Linn County sheriffs’ deputies J
_
MILLION MAN PLAN FEO
new toilets and waste water failed to find any trace of thei
CONIFER SEEDLINGS ANNUALLY
sumps are being installed — body. Farmen never returned'
SUPPLEMENT" MANS AND NATURE'S
about two more weeks. Please from a Christmas afternoon j
RESEEPlNô IN NORTHWEST'S
do not use the campground fishing trip on the river, but I
PRIVATE- AND 6OVERM6NT
I until installation has been com- police suspected drowning at
FORESTS THIS WELL-MANAGED
I pleted. Riverside Campground the time after a motorist re-|
PROGRAM SY MORE THAN
js still closed while the water ported seeing a body floating.
system is being repaired. Esti­ in the river near the bridge
mated opening date is July 4. that day.
Elk Lake Campground will
Farmen, who would have
HEALTHIER GROWTH OF
! not be open until mid-July be- been 18 in February, was a
M9UN6 TREES TO MATURITY
| cause of snow.
senior at South Albany High
APR HARVESTING ON A CROP «5
! There is a $1 a day charge School. He was born in Al­
6ASlS. ALSO, THE INVENTORY '
for camping at Humbug, bany, and lived there until his
IS MAINTAINED OF OUR MOST
Southshore, and Marion Forks death. His parents formerly
REMARKAHLE, RENEWABLE
Campgrounds. There will also lived here.
RESOURCE — TREES I
be a $1 a day charge for camp­
Survivors include the par­
6Y EMPLOYING THIS
ing at Riverside and Breiten­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Monday Through Saturday
IMPORTANT CROP
bush Campgrounds when they Farmen; sisters, Mrs. Karen
rotation PLAN,
From 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
are opened. There is a $2 a day Schueller and Mrs. Linda
OUR FORESTERS
charge for camping at Hoover Wyatt, all of Albany; grand­
ARE PROVIDING
Sunday Hours — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and Whispering Falls Camp­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
0EAUTIEULTREES
grounds.
Sorensen (Goldie) of Mill
Until Further Notice!
THAT WILL ALWAYS
Fishing has been fair on the City, Mrs. Helen Imel of Bea­
BRING BENEFITS
district.
ver, Raymond Case of Albany;
AND ENJOYMENT
Campfires are not to be left great - grandmother,
Mrs.
TO FUTURE
unattended whether you are George Linn of Salem; and
GENERATIONS
camped in a designated camp­ three nieces and one nephew.
AS THEY DO
ground or on a trail outside a Mr. and Mrs Howard Farmen
TODAY?
of
Mill
City
are
an
aunt
and
campground. And if you build
uncle.
a campfire outside a camp­
ground you must have:
Keep Your Car in Top Running Condition
1) One ax, not less than 26” streams. Warm weather and
long, with a head weighing 2 rapidly melting snows make
For The Best Performance.
rivers and streams very high
lbs. or more.
Young & Morgan Timber Company
Frank Lumber Co
2) One shovel not less than and very swift. One careless
36” long, with a blade not less I I footstep along a river bank
Mill City—Idanha, Oregon
Mill City, O^gon
could very well mean your
than 8” wide.
3) One water container with life!
Stout Creek Lumber Co.
Wills Sh'ngle Mill
All hikers going into the Mt.
a capacity of at least one gal­
Jefferson Wilderness over­
lon or more.
Lyons, Oregon—Mill at Mehama
Mill City, Oregon
Phone 897-2786
PUT YOUR FIRES DEAD night need a Wilderness Per­
OUT!
mit. Pick up one at the Detroit . ■ » ni
J
•
n
I
S08 N. E. 8antfaun Blvd.
Mil Chy
Mill City Enterprise
All fishermen be wary when Ranger Station before entering U. S. rlywood-GhampiOn rdpers, Inc
Mill City, Oregon
Idanha—Lebanon, Oregon
fishing forest rivers and the Wilderness
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