I
LYONS
'Ilie Mill City EnterprLw*, Thursday, Aug. 28, 1975
(B) Many intersections do Good Turn Day
Joyc
by Eva Bressler
not have road signs to esta­
Several members of the1
Debbie Barnhardt
blish right, of way for traffic Chairman Named
Santiam Valley Grange enjoy­
married on Sat Aug.
■ and pedestrians.
Mis. Iva Hous of Turner has
ed n camp out at Detroit Lake
Dennis Corning of Mill City.
I (C) Pick up litter
been named Boy .Scout District
the we<‘kend of Aug. I). The
Glen and Lola fieriness re­
, (D) Street right of ways Goodwill Chairman of the Mt.
highlight of the event was a
turned on Fri., Aug 22 from a
i should be established, as per Jefferson District for this
Visiting at the l.ee Fisher trout fry, hosted by Sam Wizer
Ernest il. Dea*
I hunting trip. Accompanying
. survey, cleaned up and shoul- year’s first annual Good Turn
home Sunday were Mr. and | and Harold Duncan.
them were Jack and Ruby
| ders graded.
Day for Goodwill Industries
Mrs. Merle Stewart (Susie) | Ernest Schiewek, trail crew
Funeral services were held
I
Nov. 1.
and three children of Salem, foreman for th«* forest service at 3 00 p io Tio dav at Boll Province of Salem They spent,
four
nights
at
Juntura
and
Survey of road and street i
Approximately 6,0<X) scouts
former Mill City residents in this district uttended a din­ man's Mortuary in Dallas for
The following remarks con­ from the Cascade Council of
Mrs. Stewart, who is Mrs. ner in Gates, belli In his honor, Ernest H Deas of Monmouth then on Thursday they were conditions that are in need of
and Doris attention as compiled from the cerning the survey were pre­ Boy Scouts are expected to
Fisher's daughter, plans to along with Vcrn Hush
Mr who passed away Thursday in joined by Keith
Henness and son
Ron and July 10, 1975 inspection and sented for publication by the participate in this special drive
take her second year of nurses’ Schiewek is retiring after 18 a Dallas hospital.
Larry
and
Terry
Kennedy
of approved July 15, 1975 by the city street commissioner. Cor- to collect reusable clothing and
Mr. Deas, who was 69, was
training In the HN program at years of employment with the
born in California. He retired Albany. On Friday, Ross and plannng commission and pre­ responding letters serve as household articles to benefit
Chemeketa Community Col­ forest service.
Mrs. Mary Schiewek and her in 1960 from a Seattle, Wash., Huth McCombs of Vale arriv­ sented to the Mill City Coun­ id<-ntifying marks to the orig- Goodwill Industries of Oregon
lege starting in October, but
ed at the campgrounds arid cil for their consideration at inal suggestion.
in Its program of providing
took the summer off to be with suiter, Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson, roofing company. He then mov-
Problems on State Highway on-the-job training for the
are visiting relatives in Minot, ed to Gates where he reiided i pent the night. On Mon., Aug the August council meeting
the family.
18,
they
travelled
on
to
Dre-
The
majority
of
the
deficien-
'
22:
handicapped.
until 1974 when he moved to
N. D.
sey where they visited with cies noted are maintenance i (A) The State Highway
Mrs. Pat Straub. wife of
Visiting at the home of her Monmouth
Enjoying * long weekend grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
He is survived by his widow, friends, Mrs. Hazel (Ratze- problems. Some, however, are Dept, work crew is now clean Oregon’s governor, is serving
I1VCI1UCX1 to improve driving ing the ditches and cutting the as honorary chairman for the
(Thursday through Sunday) Chester Higgs, is their grand­ Viola; three daughters, Mrs hurg) Duba. They travelled on ' , intended
and ____
safety,
camping, boating nnd water daughter, Miss Ixiri Beth Pau- Jean Bogart, Mrs. Maye Mar­ to Burns on Wednesday and' conditions
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I
drive.
the brush in this area.
stayed until Thursday visiting' This survey is not intended
skiing lit Prineville State lick of Santa Cruz, Calif
(B) - This part of the road
Many scouts in the Mt. Jef­
tin and Mrs. Faye
with Lola's brother and wife, to replace or interfere with a , is the responsibility of the ferson District will take part
Park wore Mr nnd Mrs. War
Mr and Mrs. Orville Down­ grandchildren and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reynold
Hese-
Anita
long range survey of traffic' state.
ren Goff in, Huss, Darin,
in the drive which will include
ing were last weekend guests grandchildren
and Chad.
Interment was in the Dalia man, returning home on Fri and streets, but to note imme- j Problems on Linn County distributing empty Goodwill
in Springfield at the home of
day.
problems that could af-, Roads:
bags house-to-house in late
her sister and brother in-luw, Cemetery.
I Visiting the past couple of diate
feet
safety
and retard further I (A) - The repairs tn this October, and returning to
Bert
Bailey.
|
Mr.
and
Mrs
Iioinr
Recent v'sltorw
weeks with Virgil and Janet deterioration of our roadways. ditch have now been finished collect the filled
bags the
Mrs Rose Bassett has re­
Beyer
of Mr and Mrs
Lewis are Virgil’s mother and I Problems on State Highway
Flounce .M. McDougall
(B)
A
letter
has
been
mail
­
morning
of
November
1.
turned
after
spending
I
week
have been her brother and his
her husband. Mr. and Mrs
ed to the county concerning
The district covers the
Funeral services were held Carl Hansen from Campbell, 22:
wife, Mr. and Mrs. George at the home of her son-in-law
(A) Ditch
linos
need
Pond of Gardena, Calif. and and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday at 2:00 pm. at Calif. They arrived on the 9th cleaned and brush obstruct­ the condition of this crossing Marion County area outside
(C) - The city street main­ of the City of .Salem
Dick
llaseman
and
family
at
Weddle
’
s
Funeral
Home
in
an old-time friend, Mrs Fern
of August
ing visibility of drivers and tenance man has nearly fin­
for
Mrs. George
Lanier, who recently arrived Ixingvlew, Wash. She also vis­ Stayton
Edna
Cullison
and
Mary
pedestrians removed (exam­
from Anchorage, Alaska Mr ited tlie Dale Ba setts while (Florence M ) McDougall, 71, Stafford traveled to Stayton ple) roadside brush and briars ished with the work within
the city limits No work will Michaelson-Hanson
who passed away Sunday in a on Monday, Aug 25, to enjoy | completely block ______
Ijinier plans to visit tin- Orient there.
drivers vis-
in OctolxT, after which she I Larry Carleton of Oregon Seattle, Wash, hospital follow­ i a shopping trip and get beans | ¡bility. to the West, when en- be done by him on property Wed In California
outside the city boundaries,
will tour the New England City was a recent visitor at ing a long illness.
DETROIT — The
United
for canning.
| tering Highway 22 from Circle
(D) - This bridge is the re-
the home of his grandparent'.
She was a native of Minne-
States in the fall
Brethren Church of Sylmar,
Enjoying dinner on Thurs-
north entrance, (example) sponsibility of the county.
Mr and Mrs. John McClurg sota and moved to Mill City
City of Mill City-Marion Calif., was the setting for the
Mrs. Orville about 10 years ago from Sei- day, Aug 21 at the home of, ditchline brush blocks view
und Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul X Smith | m highway from North on County:
marriage of Miss Janet Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. I ju ry Plotta, Downing
ma
and David Michaelson Satur­
were Virgil and Janet Lewis West end of town,
Jr Mr and Mrs Gordon
(A)
—
Nearly
all
of
the
the
wido-
Survivors include
and Mr and Mrs Carl Hansen.
__ Roadway should be right-of-ways have now been day, Aug. 23.
(B)
l’lotts, Mr. and Mrs Darrell
wer, George C. McDougall of, Joe and Beulah Bowes re- widened to the South of con-
The bride is the daughter of
Plotts, Vcrlenc Peterman nnd Kuiken Family Reunion Mill City; thrr-e sons. Duane
mowed and tiees trimmed.
turned on Monday, Aug 25 Crete retaining wall between
Coaches Doug Suckling and Held Recently
(B) —Sweeping of intersec­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hanson
McDougall, Douglas McDou from a w eekend trip to Baker I bridge and Highway 22, and
of Sylmar and the groom is
Clyde Powell were in Baker
Ix*ster McDougall; where they took in the East-'water seepage controlled at tions started but not yet fin­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Sixty-seven were gall and
LYONS
Saturday to attend the East-
ished.
two brothers and one sister. ‘
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....... _ ______
.. Game I this location.
; West
Shrine
Football
The
West Shriners football game, present at the Kuiken family
(D) —This sign will not be Michaelson of Detroit.
Interment was in the Fair-J
visited with friends. Mrs. I i
r- and
—a .a.:.-J
on Marion County
held
recently.
Wiebe
reunion
young couple grew up toge­
in which David Plotts played
removed.
view Cemetery at Mill City.
Euiah Bowes of Portland! ' Roads:
(E) —Limiting parking time! ther prior to the Michaelsons
defensive back and split end. Kuiken was the oldest member
stayed with Grandma Schobert
(A)- Overhanging
brush in this area will be up to the moving here from Sylmar.
The West won the game 17-0 present and Judah Hammon
' while they were gone
and trees nearly enclosed ex-,
Nettie M. Brosig
David graduated from Santiam the youngest The Gene Ald-
I Virgil and Janet Lewis, treme East end of N. E. Alder city councli and will be dis- ■
riches from Sacramento came
High School this last spring
cussed at a later time.
the farthest.
Funeral services were held Suzie and Paul took their St
City of Mill City-Linn Coun­ Correction
Those attending were: Mr. at 11:30 Saturday morning at guests, Mr, and Mrs Carl Han-
Problems on Linn County ty:
DETROIT — An error was
NOTICE — P. J’s Beauty
Center will be closed all day, and Mrs. Bob Tuomi of Astor- the Unger Mortuary in Silver- sen, to Portland where they Roads:
(A) —Nearly all roadside made in the date of the fare­
Alderson ton for Mrs. Nettie M Brosig, enjoyed the various sights in­
ditch mowing has been finished.
(A) —Recently dug
well reception honoring Mrs.
Saturday. Aug SO
35 I la. Mr. and Mrs Bill
Minnie step-mother of Gilbert Brosig eluding the Rose Gardens and across S W Broadway at S
I of
Independence;
(B) —This is the property of Nina Poole. The date is Thurs.,
Cochran, of Gates
I the Pittock Mansion.
W 4th is in bad repair.
Gaeata at the John Swan' •Manning
Anna
Arey Podrabsky and has been Aug. 28, and the reception will
Mrs. Brosig passed away I The first meeting of the
(B) —Railroad crossing on cleaned by him.
be held at the Detroit home
home during the weekend in­ I Gladys Kuiken. Hallie Gale.
cluded her niece and nephew. Mr. and Mrs Donald Toomb Aug 20 In a Silverton hospi-' Santiam Canyon Home Ex­ S W Broadway needs repair.
(C) —The street commission­ of Mrs. Jules Hill. Co-host will
, tension Group will be on
(C) —Ditch lines and over­ er is unclear to which intersec­ be Mrs. Lloyd Ketchum, Jr.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Suiter of and family, all of Salem; Wil­ tai at the age of 87.
She was a native of Ontario. Thursday, Sept. 11, 10:00 a.m. hanging brush and trees need tion this applies, but no work ■ Friends and members of the
Tampon Splrngx. Florida, but liam Holtorf family of Aums­
family are being
nvited
formerly of Denver, Colo., and ville; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mur- but had lived in Silverton the in the Gates Community attention on S W. Linn Blvd , has been done to date.
their s<>n-ln law and daughter, phee of Albany; Gene Aldrich} past 50 years. She was a mem- Church. Everyone is welcome S. W Linn Place. S W. Ivy,
(D) —This stop line cannot through the press to the 7 to 9
to attend the meetings.
and S W Kingwood St. (ex­ be removed.
p.m. reception.
Mr and Mrs Gale Fixsen of | family of Sacramento, Calif.; her of the Rebekah Lodge.
Survivors include sons, Ros­
Thought for the day: Better ' ample) Roadside brush com-
A money tree will be avail
(E) —The county will be no­
Danville. Calif Others joining, Mr and Mrs. Ix:ster and Mr.
able.
the group were Ronald Swan ' and Mrs. Wiebe Kuiken of coe Brosig, Herbert Derrick to go to bed supperless than pletely blocks visibility at in­ tified concerning this sign.
_
tersection of S. W. Ivy and
<»f Bellingham. Wash., Mrs. Scio; Clifford I^a Vine family and Dalton Derrick, all of Sil-' to get up in debt,
(F) —This problem has been
Agnes Koenig of Wenatchee. and Mary Warfield of Toledo; verton; one stepson. Gilbert} Riddle of the week: How S. W. Kingwood St. (example) brought up before with no ac­
Mill City-General:
Wash., and Bill
Swan of Bill Shakelford family of Sil- Brosig of Gates; daughters, might you be completely i Roadside brush extremely bad tion taken.
(B) —The county and state
verton; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Un Mrs. Marguerite Stubbs of sleepless for «even days and at intersection of S. W. 11th
Dallas, Ore.
(G) —This street could be­ to be notified about the m-
ger and Hazel Kuiken of Bea­ Woodburn. Mrs Doris Blodgett still not lack any rest? By Ave. and S. W. Linn Blvd
come a "one-way going West” 1 tersections where they have
_» Silverton;
on.—•— one
—- sister, Mrs. ' sleeping nights.
(D)—Condition of bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Joe ladack re- verton; Harvey Grimes family of
(H) —Nearly all sweeping of jurisdiction.
across Deford Creek on S. W. intersections finished.
turned home Sunday from a and Johanna Holzfuss of Port­ Rosellen Dutton of Silverton, !
(C) —Picking up litter is the
Linn Blvd, checked as approa­
two weeks vacation in their land; Herbert Dcrshams of one brother; ten grandchild­
(I) —This problem to be dis­ responsibility of atl citizens.
John
Adams
Creswell;
Mrs
ren, seven great-grandchildren , Smith's Write About
ches are sagging on both ends cussed by city council.
travel trailer Their first week
(D) This work on right-of-
Elva Kuiken. and one great-great-grand­
of bridge
was spent at the coast where and family,
(J)
—
This
property
is
pri
­
ways
has not been approved
, Alaska Vacation
City of Mill City (Marion vately owned.
they enjoyed a little fishing Sarah Mouser and Mr. and child.
I by the council.
Mrs.
I-awrcnce
Schmidt,
all
of
I Mr and Mrs. Frank Smith County):
The second week was spent at
¿^r^iTkrVhe^ M^"'^-1 Stayton. James Toomb fam­
(A)—Street right of ways
! of Forest Grove, but frequent
tack .pent time relaxing and hr. William Kuikemt Herbert Presbyterian Church
I visitors here where they for­ (need mowed and overhanging'
meriy lived,
livra, write
wnie from
irom White-
nmir- . trees trimmed
Dear Friends:
Mr. Iailack returned to hi.
’ To Have Picnic Sept. 7 merly
horse, Yukon Territory, that, (B)—Most all intersections
place of employment
Mrs fusses, Delmer Skillings. Katie
Soloist
at
the
Presbyterian
The hew shop will be open next week
Latack (Jeannine) is employed Skillings and Donald Kuiken Church last Sunday morning they are enjoying their trip i need to be swept ( loose rock
family, all of Lyons
pulling their travel trailer erodes pavement)
at the local bank.
was Carl Kelly, a longtime through
9-2-75
and we will start off with an Orphen
(C>—Many holes in streets
Canada and
in­
member
of
the
choir
which
and
shoulders
need
repair.
to
Alaska.
Accompanying
Mrs. Joe Challender (Esther)
Mr. and Mm. James Girod,
Sale. All odd dye lots and one or two of a
'has been taking a "breather” them is their granddaughter. I (D) -Remove No Parking
Jill and Jeff moved last week accompanied by her daughter during the summer months
kind
yarns will be on sale at fantastic sav­
Robin McCoy, daughter of Mr. sgin by Railroad at North end (
to their new home which they Lorna, her mother. Mrs. Mc­
Church members and friends and Mrs. Bill McCoy (Peggy of Bridge (no longer needed)
recently built near the river Mahon. and grandson. Joshua are reminded to keep Sunday,
ings. Phentex yarn reg. 89c will be 65c.
(E) —Time limit parking in
Smith) of Salem.
of Eugene,
motored _ . ~
KrecKlow OI
r.ugene. mowrni
j _
just west of Mill City on the Krecklow
,n
Oregon Mills Yarns, wool or acrylic, reg­
Mr. Smith mentioned that it area of bank and post office
Mr. to Van Nuys, Calif, to visit I Sept
old highway to Lyons,
,al1 daX
had rained quite a bit on the between 8:00 a m. and 5:00 p.1
and Mrs. Rich Moore and her brothers. Glen and Walter an
ularly $1.69 only 99c. Yarns will be here
cial services at 11 a m . after
family have purchas'd the ■ Williams. They left Sunday, which they will gather at the way north, and that the roads m. (especally on N. W Wall
from the South Salem Store, so come early
Girod’s home on Third St. He Aug 10 and returned Sat., Cedar’s Shelter at Fisherman’s had been somewhat muddy, St.)
City of Mill City (Linn
is a teacher at Santiam High Aug 23 They drove the coas­ I Bend at 2 p.m. for a potluck but posed no problems for
to get the best selection.
them. Many miles are graveled County):
tal route, visiting the Red­
School
picnic and various other forms as well, and they managed to
(A)
—
All
roadsides
need
The week's sale will end with an Open
— ■ -- —
.
WUUU.'i
IK the
I IIV way
W . They
1HC» re- -
woods <11(71
along
of entertainment for all ages cover about 2'X) miles per day. mowed.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albnn turned via Crater Lake but
House
on Friday, September 5th. Refresh­
The beautiful floral arrange­
(B) Vacant lot on N. E
and Danelle from Tigard spent did not enjoy it due to heavy ment at the church Sunday even after leaving the black­
corner
of
intersection
of
1st
ments will be served. Please come and meet
Saturday night at the home of fog that completely engulfed morning was from the flower topped surface. They prefer
<he mud to the dust, however, Ave. S. and Kingwood to in-
her grandparents, Mr and the park. Mrs. Challender is
my partner Wonlyn Sharp, she will be here
garden of Mrs. Cecil I-akc as the dust impairs vision and,, crease driver visibility.
Mrs Ixiwell Cree. Danelle will employed at the local post of­ There were also two lovely
(C)
—
Paint
yellow
traffic
di
­
Mrs
Smith
(Alberta. or)
all day to meet you.
spend the week with her fice.
bouquets from the yard of "Mike" as she is called) is viding
lines ---------------
on funnel —
shaped
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,—
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
in a quite allergic to it.
Katie
Ewell
who
lives
ANNE MUELLER
j intersection to direct traffic.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Twitchi-11.
William McClintock.
They mentioned observing (example) intersections of 1st
Kim and Kenny from Goshen trailer court nt Gates
259
San+iam
Hwy.
Ph. 897-2592
the construct: >n of a new dam Avt. S and Grove Hazel, and
Mark Heidbrink. Mark Mc­ spent Saturday at the home of i
which was fascinating remin­ Fairview Sts.
Clintock and
Robin Evans her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
iscent of the building of De-1 (D) Stop line at 1st Ave
spent from Saturday until Clifford Malcolm. Kim and Krieger's Vacation
S and S. W Broadway should
troit Dam near here.
Thursday of last week hiking Kenny stayed with their
Mr. Smith remarked that it | be moved ahead several feet
along the old Skyline trail. grandparents,
while
their , In Central Oregon
IDANHA
Mr and Mrs. was 10:30 in the evening, but or removed in lieu of a yield
They started from the high­ parents attended the Oregon
I Hubin Krieger of Idanha, re­ was still daylight, making it sign as before.
way and came out at Hamelin State Fur
turned home Thursday follow­ ' difficult for him to get his ’ (Et Need highway direc­
laike. They report«*! the wea­
ther as very wot.
The Mill < itv Garden Club ing three weeks vacation at i “partners” to bod and then up tion sign bv Stewarts Grocery
will meet on Thursday. Sept. East Lake in Central Oregon. i in the morning The Yukon (causes confusion and traffic
Susir Keene from Veneta, 4, nt the home of Mrs. Doris Joining the Kriegers at the ( Territory is on standard time, i conjestion by strangers and
spent last week visiting at the Hogers with Mrs Velma Harri­ I lake for a six day outing were but Alaska is on daylight, so w’ould replace sign that stood
' for years.)
home of Mr and Mrs. Dale son and Mrs. Mao Mowry as Mrs. Krieger's brother-in-law he left his watch alone
(F) —Too much parking re-j
Another “travel report” was
Spier and family. The Keenes co-hostesscs for the 12:30 p.m. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. R. V
promised after doing the striction on S W Broadway
moved several months ago to dessert luncheon. This will be Sauters of Portland.
While in the area the Krie sights at Dawson City.
and intersections of S. W. 2nd!
Veneta from Mill City.
the first meeting of the fall.
gers visited the Donald Pro-
and 3rd.
clew (Pastor) family of Lyons
(G) No parking sign on'
who were camping nt Wickiup Birthday Party Honors Cedar St. by city hall confus-
During their vacation they
| ing. (street not full width,
'perhaps should be one way.)
nlso visited with Mr. Kriegers Audrey Layman
brothers and families. Henry
| (H)- Most all intersections i
at Gresham, and Dan at Eu­
The Detroit needs swept (loose rock erodes
DETROIT
CALL
gene. They also visited with home of Mrs Mina Knapp was pavement )
Mrs. Krieger’s cousin. Mr and 1 the setting Wednesday after-i (I) Additional
propertv
For Appointments
Mrs. Chuck Newberry while in ■ noon of last week for a birth- should be acquired on S. W.
Eugene. Mrs. Krieger said
.<
| day party honoring Audrey Evergreen between S. W 2nd I
they had an enjoyable visit
' Layman on her birthday an- Ave. and 1st Ave. S. to provide
“
with a foreign student from niversary.
legal street with parking on
and
Madrid. Spain, who is staying
Refreshments of traditional North side nnd make possible '
with the Newl’crrys.
birthday cake, finger sand- the resolution of the many
They nlso called on the wiches and champagne punch problems at the intersection
Robert Kirk family at Halsey were served to the honored of S. W Evergreen and S. W.
Ph. 897-8133
844 S. First
»till City
and visited with Don Aardaple guest. Audrey Layman, and to: 2nd Ave.
Jim Dolby, Proprietor
at Bend They reported that Mmes Edna Mav. Delores Lay­
(J)—Guard rail
on West
Groceries—Meats—Lockers—Fet'd and Seed
Don is an early morning disc man, Margaret McQuirk, Ruth side of sidewalk on 1st Ave.
OPEN 8:30 turn.—(> p.m. daily—Clotted Sunday
jocky for a Bend radio station. Riewald. Eula Fisher, Jerry (on hill by Don Steythe’s
Don and his mother were for­ Lyon, Helen Waters, Paula place).
The Little Store That Offers So Much More!
mer residents of Detroit. His v'ng.
Mill City (General):
Irene
Ann
Fagan,
We Gladly Welcome USDA Food Stamps
(A) -Crosswalks and stop­
mother was a former teacher Stout and the hostess, Mina
at Detroit school.
lines need painted.
Knapp.
OBIWARIES
Commission
Report
Hirte’s Market
Introduces A New
CUSTOM MOBILE
SLAUGHTERING
897-3133
CANYON MOBILE SLAUGHTER
IIIRTES MARKET