MEHAMA! Building Permits Down
units, $17,386,454 for new non-
residential construction, and
$8,532,492
for additions, alter­
Mrs. John Teeter»
In Linn County Area
Oregon Logging
ations, and repairs to existing
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright1 Building permits were down structures
! went to Coos Bay Saturday, in Lmn County in January,
Conference a Success
by Eva Bressler
, March 8, and were guests dur- 1975, compared to January,
by Jack ZimmannM
Sam Wallen was taken by
The 37th Annual Oregon |
' ing the weekend at the home 1874, the U .of O. Bur of Bus.
ambulance Monday to the Logging Conference proved an i When Th» Speaker Speaks many voters In his district who of their son-in-law and daugh­ and Econ. Research has re­
believo the speaker has been ter, Mr and Mrs. Ray Sarvela, ported.
Santiam Memorial Hospital in outstanding »uceéis," said out- | You'd Better Believe It
Stayton and later transferred going conference president,1 Phil Lang just doesn't ap­ that wrong about anything and daughters, Cynthia and
In January, 1975, the total
to the University Medical Hos­ Russell B. Rose, of Publisher's pear the type you’d associate since And house democrats Annette. The men went fishing was $283,933 compared to
confirm that belief by elect­
pital tn Portland where he is Pulp and Paper Co.
with a political dynasty.
on Sunday but didn't have $517,800 in the same month the
receiving medical treatment
“Judging from the 2300
Politics ia too much of a ing him their leader this much luck.
| year before.
*•41
session.
Friends in Lyons received members who attended the personal
I Mrs. J. J. Doerfler of Salem
thing with
the
Building permits from 150
In the meantime, Lang as­
word of the death of Fred three-day event, and their re­ speaker of the house of repre­
spent several days last week
n
Dallas of Longview, Wash. A sponse to the extensive equip­ sentatives during this 58th ses­ sumed a relatively low legisla­ at their place here doing yard identical reporting centers in
, I fc
Oregon totaled $52,985,321 in
J
tive
profile
—
partly
by
devot
­
former Lyons resident while ment dlspluy, I’d say we ac­ sion of the state legislature in
work.
January,
1975.
This
wrs
23.0%
ing
the
bulk
of
his
energy
and
he was superintendent at the complished our objective of Salem. But seeds for his con­
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles higher than the
total in
I
Mt. Jefferson Lumber Co. saw keeping industry representa­ victions certainly sprang from expertise to the work of the Emert and family moved here
i
*
♦
Jan.
1974
ways
and
means
committee
tives apprised of the latest ancestral soil.
mill in the early 1940's.
i 1 «...a j . 1... . si*
.
, from Salem the first of last
In
January
1975,
>18,590,485
The eight-time occupant of and because his party was re- week. Rev. Emert Is the new
Students at Marl-Linn school developments in logging tech­
new dwelling
•p duced to minority status fol-
the seat representing a south-
fol­ pastor of the Mehama Com­ was for 820
are enjoying a week of spring niques."
J
units, $26,945,165 for new non-
M V \ \
constituency
,
low
‘
n<?
hU
,ec
1
ond
term
,
vacation. They will resume
Business leaders represent­ east
Portland <
munity Church.
1 residential construction, and
ing state agencies, industry and doesn’t claim to have cut his
clusses Monday. March 24.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Shafer
$7,450.691 for additions, alter­
Alex Bodeker returned home the media addressed the con­ teeth on a poll book. But, he for his quiet competence were in McMinnville Satur­ ations, and repairs to existing
Monday after a two weeks stay ference, at the Lane County clearly remembers delivering ' Because i I’m a nitpick­ day evening, March 15, to at­ structures.
,
“Ah, but you're ravkhion lo
at the Salem Memorial Hos­ Fairgrounds, Eugene Keynote sample ballots door to door er . .
• shunned both pos- tend the banquet and meeting
For the same month in 1974,
pital where he underwent ma­ speaker, state Sen. Victor from ids wooden wagon at the »«WhUes for appointments to of the Yamhill County Live­ the $43,064,823 total for per­ Mht
r»<r wondtr . Xzjbtrre opt 'rtn
Atiyeh, spoke to the members tender age of six in behalf of the senate and positions 0< mi- stock Assn Mr. Shafer is
jor surgery.
mits was composed of $17,145,- dear!"
Rev. Charles Webb from on the conference theme, the 1036 congressional candi-, norlty leadership. He is an president
of
the
Marion
877 for 908 new dwelling
Scio was the guest speaker "Challenge of Change."
dacy of Nan Wood Honeyman. avowed moderate and believes County Assn.
Newly elected president of
Sunday morning at the Lyons
Most Salem observers are sincerely he reflects attitudes
Twenty-one Lyons-Mehama1
United Methodist Church re­ the Oregon Logging Confer­ aware speaker Lang’s nephew, synonymous with those of the Cub Scouts of Pack 93 enjoyed
average
Oregon
voter.
On
that
placing Rev. Arthur Hansen ence, Rex Allison of North Don Clark, is chairman of the
a trip to Corvallis Saturday,
who is in the Emanuel Hos­ Bend, said the session provided Multnomah County Board of basis, he believes his greatest March 15, where they visited
ample opportunity for industry Commissioners.
pital in Portland.
They know opportunity for public service Horner Museum on the OSU
Mr. and Mrs. John K. leaders to exchange ideas re­ his older brother. Loyal, was is in the chamber most respon­ campus. Later they had a pic­
Schweer and family of Beaver­ garding logging und forestry appointed to the state senate sive to the ever-changing nic at Avery Park. It was wet
ton were recent guests at the operations.
this session And many realize needs of the times and people. and windy but they all had a
As one would expect, the
“The hundreds of items of former lawmaker Berkeley
home of his parents, Mr and
fine time. Accompanying the
equipment on display this Lent, now Circuit Court Judge Oregon house this session is group was their leader, Rose
Mrs John P. Schweer.
proceeding
with
dispatch
and
Stop in and try our Luncheon Special
Chet Grimes who underwent year was valued well over $23 in Multnomah County, is his
Ader, assistant leader, Connie
efficiency.
With
an
even
lar
­
major surgery last week at the million," commented Allison. cousin.
i
Wiltse, and den mothers,
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
DINNER
Salem Memorial Hospital re­ “And the latest harvesting and
In partisan circles his fa­ ger collection of pipes than Marianne Willsey and Kay
Senate
President
Jason
Boe
logging equipment presented ther’s democratic activities are
turned home Sunday.
Gregory,
and
two
other
by the exhibitors was impres­ widely known, but the politi­ and an ample supply of apple- mothers, Linda Trahan and Jo
sive, to say the least."
cal background is even more ilavorea tobacco, the speaker Anderson who took cars.
—OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK— I
Conference officers elected extensive. An uncle served in is candid enough to admit his
Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis
If the number following for the 19/5-76 term included'
job
this
session
has
gotten
to
the 1933 legislature, another
and daughter, Mary Elizabeth
Santiam Hwy.
Rex
Allison, cousin was a state senator in him at times.
your name on The En­ president
Mill City
Pinder of Portland, came Fri­
and
stHi
another
cousin
^t
if.
equally
obvious
he
Weyerhaeuser Co, N Bend; 1953*
1953
and
still
another
cousin
day,
March
14,
for
a
few
days
terprise label reads vice-president — Tom Turner, served two terms as mayor of w,‘“ *“¿*1*1
ated in his own caucus or that visit at the home of Mrs. Ellis'
3-75 it is time to send Crooks-Scanlon, Inc, Bend; Los Angeles.
of
the minority. And there’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
treasurer — Jim Bagley, U. S.
Although he had been ac­
and Mrs. Earl Taylor. They
a check for renewal.
Plywood - Champion Interna­ tive politically at the precinct the clear ring of authentic au­ came especially to help Mrs.
thority
when
he
says
things
tional, Lebanon; ass't. trea­ level, Lang was married, had
Taylor celebrate her 89th
surer
Bill Phillips, U. S. earned his degree in sociology are on schedule, there’ll be no birthday on Saturday, March
taxation
surprises,
the
field
Plywood
-
Champion
Interna
­
ED LEWIN
»nd was an air force veteran
15.
tional, Eugene; and secretary­ back in school studying law Burning issue will go one way
Mrs Jack Van Beek accom­
Auctioneer, Inc,
or
the
other,
and
committee
manager — Jim Cross, Robert before he entertained the no­
panied
her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Complete Auction$ Cross lnsur, Eugene.
tion he might achieve elective work will wind down by mid­ Fred Brock of Salem, to Mer­
May
and
the
session
adjourn
a
Phone 760-541«
office. That was in 1956 when
cer Island, Wash., Thurs.,
the late Terry Schrunk as- couple of weeks later.
Sale almost every Sun.
March 13, where she visited
i scended
from
Multnomah
with her daughter’s family,
10 A. M.
You Can Save Wear and Tear on Your Pencils
. County Sheriff to Mayor of the
Mr. and Mrs.. Phillip Glassey
Consignments Welcome
. . . Your Nerves . . . and your bud­
City of Roses. Lang's education
and children. They returned
1050 WUco Road Stay ton
get, too . . by letting our Expert Account­
and background as a former
home Saturday evening.
state police officer and crim­
ants handle your tax computations.
Guests Sunday, March 16, at
inal investigator in the service
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
prompted him to seek appoint­
Coffman were her cousin and
ment as Schrunk's successor.
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Young und relatively unknown
Daniels, and their son and
at the time, Lang impressed
daughter in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Architect's Boners
the central committee suffi­
Jim Daniels, all from Molalla.
ciently to make the body’s top
Architect Jackson sometimes
Broadw/K nl
Ird
<" ■=,897-2291 three recommendations, but
it 3rd
got a little careless in his
the final nod went to Francis work. He placed part of one
Why don't TOT subscribe
F. E. Arbuckle Tax Service of 106 South
10:(Xi
Lambert.
IHLK t’LAR*
Ai »UL’
lot. _
In _
house on the wrong __
In the process however, another house, s< ctions of tb
to The Mill City Enterprise *
Water Street Silverton, Oregon has a
' Lang did have one brief inter- foundation were left out.
11:00 i m
tax consultant in the attorneys office at
1 view with Schrunk and on the third house went up without a
I
strength of that short conver­ building permit.
129 N. E. Wall St., Mill City, Oregon
sation, his political future was
DATSUN SERVICE
(next to the Post Office)
assured. A few days after
Lambert's appointment, the
AND
REPAIR
i mayor-elect happened across
HOURS — TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
All Work Guaranteed and yao
Lang at a party celebration
SAVE
$9%
on
Salem
Price»
9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M
honoring then Gov. Robert
Holmes. He asked if Lang
Call 897-2062
would visit with him the fol­
ELMER TRIPP
lowing week and when they
met the second time, Schrunk
asked him to serve as one of
two top administrative aides.
Rep. Lang readily admits a
strong affection for the man
he served for nearly two years
and believes his maturity oc­
When Jackson's disgruntled
curred in the crucible of city clients finally complained to
nail politics during those the state’s architectural board.
stormy
early
months
of | his license was revoked. Al-
and
Schrunk’s first term.
' though he took the matter to
That his r political , die
had i . VVUlV,
.
.
.
avuiv.il Ut
me vuaiu
court, HIV
the < action
of the
board
been cast was evident when | waJ uphel(L The TOUrt
he
again
sought
nomination'
...
Thursday Only
there were ample grounds for
for sheriff — despite the fact concluding that Jackson was
voters opted for Lambert’s incompetent.
i<»qo,« new Easy-Empty.
nomination and ultimate elec­
Most states have set up some
PHILLIPS
■¿r iss
ber makes 'lumping'
PHILLIPS
tion. He began his present af­ sort of agency to oversee the
' ■ opile, f <sf, cimo < tnCIlY ;
filiation w:*h Oregon Automo­ practice
of
architecture.
lcl«*i. ipirig d'iiftp Igs Ar is
bile and North Pacific Insur­ Among its other powers, such
cebi hv the at Yixi iw-ser
ance Companies in 1959 and an agency usually has the
r to empty heavy. .
had been on the job less than authority to suspend or revoke
897-2321
654 Santiam Blvd
MiU City
a full year when Rep. Norman the license of an architect who
Howard and others urged him fails to maintain a suitable
i to seek a seat in the state level of competence
house. Surprised to receive his
Dishonesty, too, may lead to
employer’s blessing, Lang ran disciplinary measures. Another
and won handily.
architect was accused of in­
I His long house tenure was volvement in a scheme to bribe
nearly thwarted
two years a city official. This was
later however, when Sheriff XZ1It
enough
’ll II 1 reason,
VCl«SI M I, Cl
a V court
I.’ 14 IV 1 ruled
14 Ik. V4 .
7—Ttu' Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 20, 1975
A Salem Scene
LYONS
My NiiRbori
Kfl
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if.
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THE
FAMILY
LAWYER
INCOME TAX
PREPARATION
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i
ONE DAY SPECIAL
Chassis Lubrication
Exterior Car Wash
$400
caliber
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LARRY’S
Phillips 66 (03
ROOMS LOOK DULL?
Spruce them up with prefinished -
wall panelling.
We have over 15 different patterns in
stock with some of them as low as $2.98 pei
4x8 panel. Others priced at $3.49, $3.98,
$4.50 and up.
We also have a wide selection of pre­
finished mouldings to coordinate with the
panelling.
KELLY LUMBER
SALES, INC.
Ilwy. 22 East City Limits
PIIONE 897-2363
Mill City, Ore.
March 4th our Phone number
was changed to 897-2363
Lambert decided not to seek
to justify a suspen-1
re-election and offered to, sion of his llc, nse '
support the one-term law- [ Nevertheless, the courts ac-1
maker if he was still interest-, knowledge that penalties of
ed. Few doubted Lang could this kind should not be impos-1
have become sheriff with that ed lightly. In another case,
kind of an assist and the ex­ there was no question that a
posure generated by previous certain house had been erected
campaigns
and
legislative with specifications reduced to
service.
The
speaker-to-be a dubious minimum.
wound up making his decision
But at a hearing it became
to return to Salem on the impossible to sort out which
final day for filing — and, in shortcuts were the fault of the
the presence of his nephew and . architect and which were due
close friend since early boy-1 to the owner’s insistence on
hood, Don Clark, who was1 saving money.
then working in the sheriff’s! Under these ambiguous cir­
office.
cumstances. a court ruled that
When he arrived in Salem the board had no sufficient
later in the day, there was a basis for suspending the archi­
phone message waiting.
It tect’s license.
was Clark. And he startled the
The court said:
usually calm Ling with a
“The right to practice his
request for the loan of $50 and I profession is highly valuable,
assistance in filing to succeed and he (may) insist upon
Lambert himself. Clark’s poli­ (better) proof before this right
tical career was launched by can be taken away.”
Ling s reluctant compliance —
reluctant, Lang still maintains,
The best revenge is to be
because ho didn't think his
unlike he who performs the
buddy had a chance.
Marcus Ant >n.us ,
It’s fairly difficult to find 1 injury.
i i'idót
r
Haven't van done w ithoul
a loro lonii cnoniih?
TORO
i wl
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