I both WWI and WW1I Attend­
to property owners.
7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, S«xpt. 19, 1971
ing were Dr. and Mrs. V. E.
Council discussed the water
Hockett, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
system, as to what can be done
Hockett, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
If the number following
or should be done, to improve
BEST THINGS IN LIFE
A family dinner was held Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
lhe system.
your name on The En­
Call
• TA»« »AIM
Saturday at the Santiam state J. Helseth and Mr. and Mrs.
Mayor King ask school
HILL ALLMAN
Fred
Birch,
all
of
Salem;
and
terprise
label
reads
Park for the Culwell family.
superintendent, Bill Hill, who
Phone 769-5729
was present, if watering of the
Attending were Lydia Cul­ Mrs. Chester Riggs of Lyons.
9-74 it's time to send 715 1st—Stayton
Following
the
luncheon,
a
1
school's
football
diamond
well, Jessie Short, Harlin Gib­
DETROIT — The regular could be curtailed over the
Earl Brunk
F ir.n i,»,. Insinuici. C ot p., n y
a check for renewal.
son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard business meeting was held.
monthly meeting of the De­ weekends when water is in
Funeral
services
were
held
Naue and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I
troit City Council was called heavy demand. Mr. Hill agreed in Salem at the Barrick Fu­
Culwell all of Lyons. Mr and
to order by Mayor Jim King and said, there is no problem neral Home Wed. at 1:30 p.m.
Mrs. Dave Tyson, Adria and
at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 10, 1974.
in complying with the request. for Earl Brunk of Salem who
Kevin, and Bryan from Le-1
Council members present
King
announced
three passed away last Saturday.
moore, Calif., Hershell Cul-i
Mrs. John Teeters
were: Joyce Crist, Joe Arsen­
Mr. Brunk was well known
well, Shirley and Andrew Cui- I Guests Monday afternoon,1 dult- Frank VanPelt and councilmen’s terms would ex­
well, Mrs. Louis Maceira Sept. 9 of Mrs. Elmer Taylor Robert Layman. There were pire Jan. 1, including his own. in Mill City by members of the
Petitions are available from Garden Club for his many
Michael, Shelley and Danny’, were Dorothy Hill of Albany, nine. citizens present.
I the
city
recorder,
Ruth entries in their flower shows.
all of Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
Minutes of th?
the August
meet- Thomasson. Deadline for filing Following his retirement from
Millie Propst of Park Place
* =
Dennis Johnson of Dallas.
Stop in and try our Luncheon Special
and Freda Wagner from Port-,ing were read an<£a treasurers is Oct. 15.
Ladd and Bush Bank, he rais­
Mrs. Arthur Olmstead en­ land.
report given.
The minutes
ed
flowers
as
a
hobby
on
an
Water Supt. Edminster said
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
DINNER
tertained with open house
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Beek were approved as read by city
almost full-time basis. He tra­
Monday afternoon, Sept. 9, were hosts at their home recorder, Ruth Thomasson, the city is having problems veled around to the many gar­
from 2:00 to 5:00 honoring Mr. Monday evening, Sept. 9, for with one correction being with children removing covers den club flower shows where
from water valve boxes. He
Olmstead’s
mother,
Mrs. the meeting of the council of made.
said, in some instances, the he won many ribbons on his
Rachael Olmstead, on her 88th the
Water
commissioner
Van
Mehama
Community
—OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK—
covers
are being broken and beautiful flowers as he did at
birthday anniversary.
Pelt gave a report on an ail­ others thrown into the bushes, the state and county fairs.
% I Church.
ing
chlorinator.
He
said
he
is
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Burgess
Two brothers, Harold and
Santiam Hwy.
Mill City
Mr. Brunk was 82 years of
and that rocks are being
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prof­ Floyd Anderson of Redwing still unable to find parts for thrown into the valve boxes. age and passed away in a Sa­
fer from Brightwood were Minn., visited
Wednesday, that particular manufactured He asks that anyone noticing lem Hospital.
Sunday afternoon visitors at Sept 11, at the home of their chlorinator. However, he said these acts of vandalism to
He was a member of the
the home of Mr. and Mrs. cousin, Mrs. Jennie Moe and the chlorinator is still work­ please note their names and First Christian Church in Sa­
Howard Naue.
| with her daughter, Mrs. Larry ing. Water Supt. Edminster call him at 854-3603. Edminster lem and a 50-year member of
Sunday visitors at the home Kimsey. The cousins had not said he had some literature on also said a centrifugal suction the Rickreall Masonic Lodge.
of Miss Lulu Cory were Mr. seen each other for a number chlorinators which may be of pump is sorely needed to aid
Rev. Charles Sharow, minis­
¡some help in locating parts.
and Mrs. Don Dickman of of years.
him in his work. Council ter of the First Christian
Gresham.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Titze
A discussion on building granted the request.
Church, officiated at the serv­
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Man-, returned Tuesday, Sept. 10, permits. A case was cited
Street commissioner Robert ices and ritualistic services
ning were weekend guests at from a four-day camping and where a party had applied for Layman, reported that notices were by the Rickreall Masonic
Seaside at the home of Mrs. fishing trip at Lake Chinook a building permit to erect a have been posted by Marion Lodge.
I $30,000 home but moved a County that Patton St (owned
Manning’s cousin, Jack Rie- east of the mountains.
Interment was in the Rest­
I Mr. and Mrs. John Mar-'trailer house of much less by county) will be turned over lawn Memory Gardens which
sterer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen quart of Oakland, Calif., spent value on the property. This, to the city in October. Layman were near his home.
were among those attending a week recently at the home the council said is illegal, also said that improper park­
He was survived by one sis­
the Golden Wedding Anniver­ of Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer. Discussion followed on build- ing has been noted in the ter, Mary Sudborg, of Salem,
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Mr. Shafer’s brother and sis- lng codes. Council suggested city especially over the week­ and a number of neices, ne­
Keep the front end of your car or pickup
(Syl) Bender of Portland held ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
nenry , . tbati P°tentialhomje
„ builders
------ h
ends. He cited a case where a phews, great neices, and ne­
1 check with Manon County be- car was parked in another phews and great-grandneices
Sunday at Our Lady of Shafer of Alameda, Calif.,
(
aligned and get better mileage out of your
11, , __
for _ a iore making plans to build, persons driveway and another and nephews.
!
Lourdes Catholic Church in came Wed., Sept.
i
including
garages
and
sheds.
tires.
Jordan where they were mar­ visit here.
in the middle of the street, ap­
Mrs. Ben Boots left Thurs., I City Recorder Thomasson parently both in the Tumble1
ried in 1924. Mr. Allen and
Mary (Betty) Salter
Mr. Bender were army buddies Sept. 12, for her home at Chula suggested to the council that St. (up the hill) ’irea.
LYONS — Funeral services
and stayed together all through Vista, Calif., after several a top or a cover of some type
Thomasson
were
held Friday at Weddles
City
recorder
WWI.
I weeks visit at the home be put over the box at city reported that the city received Funeral Home in Stayton for
George and Robert Salter of her mother, Hattie Golliet. hall where bills are left, and a check for $2,107.90 gas tax, Mrs. Mary (Betty) Salter who
left for their homes Monday She planned on visiting with that a lock be put on the box. and a quarterly check of $315 passed away Tuesday, Sept 10,
morning after being called friends at Redding and Mon­ Also, office file cabinet lock revenue sharing, and $846.03 at the Santiam Memorial Hos-
I needs some
repairs. Mayor liquor tax.
here by the death of their terey on the way home.
¡pital in Stayton. Rev. Donald
Keep Your Car In Top Running Condition
King
instructed
councilman
The Mehama Women’s Club
mother, Mrs. Mary (Betty)
' Prociw officiated at the 2:00
Salter. George goes to Ft. will be holding their fall Arsenault to take care of the I
For The Best Performance.
p.m. service.
chair H;storica| Society To
. A auiuble , »Klee
.,
Sheridan, Ill and Robert to meeting at the clubhouse Wed- matter.
Mrs. Salter was born at
nesday afternoon, Sept. 25, at
^.0_T!?UeSted’ the request
Westminster, Calif.
Whittier, Calif., and moved to
I Meet Sunday, Sept. 22 this area from Lakewood,
Starting Monday, September 16 We Will
*”
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cru- 1:30. All ladies of the com- was granted.
son returned home Sunday munity are invited to attend.1 In other city hall business, L’' The Linn County Historical Calif, about six years ago.
Close at 8 p.m.
i the recorder said the neon Society will meet Sunday,
evening after spending two
Survivors include widower
(lighting
system
on
one
side
_
.
months at Medicine Hot
Clarence; sons: George from
,»I lhe hell U not workm, and
Springs in Montana.
Lyons Garden Club
Maple Lawn Place, 1950 Salem Ft. Sheridan, Ill., and Robert
|
needs
to
be
checked.
Mayor
Mrs. Charlotte Thiel, Mrs.
from
Westminister,
Calif.;
King ask councilman VanPelt Ave., Albany.
Vivian Walton and Mrs. Terry Meets at Church
There will be special music mother, Mrs. Vivian Walton,
to
see
what
can
be
done
to
LYONS
—
Mrs.
Alta
Bode-
(Sally) Bair returned to their
by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lyon of North Bend; brother, Robert
homes at North Bend the first ker and Mrs. Eva Bressler correct the problem. ___ „„ Scio and Loren Bond of Al- Walton of Lyons; sisters: Mrs.
A discussion was held on
of the week after spending were hostesses for the meeting dogs
show slides and talk Charlotte Maze, North Bend
running at 1 large**
_ and ban?
of
the
Lyons
Garden
Club
held
several days at the home of
and Mrs. Lucille Vogl of Red­
on
his
recent
trip to Israel.
some of them not being licens­
Phone 897-2786
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton, in the dining hall of the Lyons ed. Mayor King said that on 1 Members are asked to bring wood City, Calif.
Methodist
Church
Wednesday
MUI City
508
N.
E.
Santiam
Blvd.
They came to attend funeral
severai^occasions this“ hZfbeZn cookie8-
are most weH Burial was in the Fox Valley
services for Mrs Mary (Betty) afternoon. Mrs. Katie Skillings referred to the Marion County, come t0 attend.______________ Cemetery at Lyons.
Salter Mrs. Salter was a presided over the meeting Dog Control office in Salem.,
daughter of Mrs. Walton and with Mrs. Hazel Wirth, secre­
tary.
| It was asked, “what can be
aunt of Mrs. Bair.
Roll call was answered by done about dogs howling all
Mr. and Mrs Irvin Robert­ showing
Marigolds grown this day?” Mayor King said, “this
An Kqusl Qpportunlly CariWV
son from Salem were weekend year. Prizes were won by Mrs. annoyance would come under
guests at the home of Uly Irene Silbernagel and Mrs. the nuisance ordinance.”
Faris.
Stella Neal.
I There was a discussion on
Mrs. Leora Stevens was hos-
Plans were discussed for the litter on Clester Road and
tesses for a luncheon last Fri-
other places within the city
day to veterans and wives of October meeting with Mrs. limits. Council agreed owners
Dorothy Downer
and Mrs.
Alma Olmstead the hostesses. of the property would be no­
At this time. Bunko Embroi­ tified by registered letter to
dery will be shown and Peggy clean up the mess and would
to -------
comply
------------ —
-- or
Wright will show
how to have one-week
| other measures would be tak-
chrystalize dry material.
At the close of the businessj en.
meeting Mrs. Edna Tyre gave j Discussion on petitions sign-
a demonstration on flower ar- (ed by some 25 people and pre-
rangement. An arrangement' sented by Mike Michaelson to
the August
was given to Mrs Rachael the council in i
tits
Olmstead honoring her on her meeting requesting that Or-
1 dinance #53 be amended to i
88th birthday anniversary.
I prohibit parking on Front and
| Breitenbush Road within 50
feet of the corner. Mayor King
said he did not feel the council
HISTORY IN THE MAKING
had any authority to stop or
The 130-year-old history of the Baha’i Faith is a
regulate parking on any road. 1
matter of public record. Its teachings are available to
Council decided to drop the
ALLr -without charge or obligation.
request
Its teachings are influencing people in more than
Discussion on city tax base
300 countnes/territones They could not deny the valid­ i to be placed on the November
ity of the Revelations of Baha’u’lah (1817-1892) and His
ballot followed. Motion was
Martyr-Herald, the Bab (1819-1850).
I made that the proposed tax
In the 1890’s, Americans learned of and investigated
the truth of Their teachings. Many became willing ser­ ' base be re-entered on the Nov.
5 ballot at the same rate of
vants. They found, and tens of thousands of other
$9,250 and that the tax be
Americans now know, that God’s Will for a NEW civili­
broken down into dollars, in­
zation was already shaping man’s destiny.
stead of mills, so that citizens
You, too, can discover the refreshing, powerful, re­
will have a better understand­
vitalizing spiritual forces in the Message of the Baha’i
Faith. Any Baha’i will gladly share them with you —
ing of the urgently needed tax
without charge or obligation.
base. The motion was seconded
and carried. Letters of explan­ I
ations of the proposed tax
Telephone: 859-2943
base, and what it will be used I
for, if passed, will be mailed
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