Mr Mary Turner were Mr. and Mrs Alex Bodeker were
Her. 4, 1975 certain legislativi* action.
|
and Mrs. Ron Owen and dau­ Mr. and Mr . Norman Johnson
And the issue probably came
ghters, Kimberly and Stacey, and sons, Curt and Er ic, from
to a head because of growing!
Mrs. John Teeters
Auburn, Wash , Mr. and Mr .
of Seattle, Wash.
public
wariness
regarding
Mrs. E. J. Hughes and Mr-,
i bureaucratic power at all
i Mrs. Katie Skillings was a ' Earl Hampton of Newport,
i Max Fiame returned home
I levels,
dinner guest at the home of h«-i Shelley Hampton of Salem and
Tuesday, Nov. 25 from Austin,
I Actually, SB 381 amended , -p(;x . where they had gone to son and daughter-in-law, Mr David Hampton of Corvallis.
Mrs. Be. sie Jobe spent sev-
■ the previous administrative
>h,. welding of Keith and Mrs Delmer Skillings at
by Jack Zimmerman
procedures proses by adding yughca to Cac'iha'Sevilla i on Gates. Additional guests were eral days with relatives at
The proposal attracted more a legislative over ight func-tSat Nov 22 While tn Austin 'Mi and Mis. Herbert Hutch- Hillsboro, Portland anti Cor­
1-aw maker* ('mate Few Waves
In Kulm lt<-view Function
than moderate attention dur­ lion to the usual system of they were gue ts at the home ' inson of Lyons and Mr. and vallis.
I
Jerry Hutchinson of I Guests at the home of Mr.
ing the session but managed public notices and hearings of Mr and Mrs. Peter Hughes (M*s.
A new addition tr> atate
|
Gates.
The
occasion
honored
and Mr
Herbert Hutchin, on
to achieve passage in little that precede adoption of new
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Korn­
government’- system of checks
the birthday anniversary of were Mr. and Mrs. James
more than two months by rules.
mann of Keyport. Wa h. came
and balances appears to Ire
(Mowry and son and Mr Katie
hundy margins in both house
In addition to having new I Tues., Nov. 25, to help her Mrs. Katie Skillings.
functioning a Intended with­
, ,e-J
Skillings from Lyons, Mr. and
rules
and
hearing-,
notices
Mrs.
Rosa
Bassett
has
re
­
Despite
the
fact
Gov.
Bob
mother,
Mrs
Jennie
Moe,
cele
­
out provoking consequences
spending
the
M* - Darrell Plotts from Mill
published
by
the
secretary
of
turned
after
<_
_
Straub
declined
to
ign
the
brate her 8!>th birthday.
feared by opponents prior to
• City, Mr. and Mr-. Jerry Hut-
Jeriy Hollis went, to Castle (Thanksgiving week at Long-
enactment Into law earlier this measure and let it become law state, agencies now sulimit
without his signature and that their rules also to the com­ Rock, Wash. Wed . Nov. 26, to | view, Wash, where she was a ichinson and daughter and Mr
year.
the
committee tangled with the mittee In most cases this must spend the Thanksgiving holi­ gue t at the home of her dau­ 'and Mrs. Delmer Skillings of
The new function is called
| Gate-.
administrative rules review attorney general on the very be done 60 days prior to adop­ days at the home of his ghter, Mr and Mrs. Dick Base­
and Is being conducted by the first rule it reviewed, Its work tion.
brother and family, Mr and man and family. While there, | Dinner guests at the home
The committee meets month­ Mrs Gary Hollis, Shelly, and she also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Man-
la
progressing
legislative coon ;e) committee. currently
of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bas ett , ning were Mr. and Mrs. Sim
It was created by SB 981 dur­ smoothly and the panel appar- ly and review reports from [ Craig.
i Etzel. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ing the S8th Legislative Sc- ently isn’t Interrupting normal legislative counsel stiff on. Carmen McDonald return- and family.
each of the new rules check-1
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDou- ' Manning from Stayton, Larry
idon In e si nce, it requires rule muking pro< cs ;cs.
Friday afternoon.
I ed home
daughter
and
Mo‘t opposition to the new ing primarily if the proposed I Nov 28, from Good Samaritan (gail and her mother, Mrs. Elsie Manning
state agencie to ubniit pro
corn legislative function was based rule follows legislative Intent, Hospital, in Portland, where Stoneking, who are visiting Shawna, Mrs. Eva Bressler
|x> ed new rille hi
Iniltev for exnminat
prior on the eparation of powers is in accordance with establish- f , sh<
pent several day under- from Oakland, Calif, were and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
concept hence the governor's ed procedure and observes t going test
to adoption
; dinner guests at the home of Namitz of Lyons.
An | Gue t of Peggy Wright over their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sinclair
objection a
poke-man for the constitutional provision
Proponent
ought
Leona
executive branch. Proponents, additional function that the the weekend we • her son-in- Mr. and Mr
func ion primarily a
Richard Nausei I • nd family and Mr-
I Gunn were dinner guests at.
however, wanted mine influ committee has taken upon law and daughti ■r, Mr. and : in Salem
antee that agencie-
itself is t< i monitor penalties to
r 'the
home of his parents, Mr.
I once in the rulemaking prove
executive branch w
Mrs Ray Sarvela and daugh-I Guests at tie- home of Mr.
i
to
negate
criticism
that l>e imposed on violators of a tors, Cynthia and Annette
here
to
legislativi
and Mrs. John Schweer wert* ■and Mrs. Alfred Sinclair at
I agencie
sometimes
exceed new rule.
wlvn promulgating
Mr. and M rs Joe Tracy their son and wife, Mr. and I Mehama
The committee doe, not have
Mrs. Russell Thiel of North
cessitatrd by new legislation authority granted
pent tiie Thank giving week Mrs. John Schweer, Jr. and
veto power In-tead, if it ob­ end at their cottage at Glene- i
Bend spent several days this
family from Beaverton.
jects to a rule for one reason
den Beach, on the coast.
Mrs. Dorothy Downer with ! week at the home of her son-
or another, it can con ult the
At the Edward Walz home ( her son and daughter-in-law, | in-law and daughter, Mr. and
agency in question ugge-ting
Robert Walton. Addition-
for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Dwight Downer Mt
■ change or further con idera-
Mrs Jon Bates of Salem. Dar- I and daughter, were guests in 1 al Thank giving guests were
t ion It al-<> car. appoint a sub­
visiting ¡McMinnville at the home of Mr and Mrs. Terry Bair and
rell Walz who wa
committee to further study a
f rom Portland for the week Mrs. Downer’s daughter, Mr. son, Robert, fr'/m North Bend.
potentially off« nsive rule
Walz ¡and Mr
Harold Oppenlander Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bair from
end, and Mr. and Mr
And, a function considered and Mike.
and family.
i by many proponents as most
At the John Shafers for
Mr and Mrs. Frank Spell-
imjxirtant, the committer- must
Tips On Home Food Preservation
Thank-giving,
were*
their meyer were guests at the home
t report all of its findings to the
There are so many inflation­ foods you intend to freeze at
son and family. Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Block
| the subsequent regular .session
conscious consumers these days
the sides and back. Use oldest
John Shafer. Jr, Diane, John I at Longview, Wash,
. of the legislature
that a shortage of canning jars
foods first.
III and Marti of St. Paul, and j Vi Wolfer from Canby was a
The
problem
that
arose
re-
and lids in many areas threat­
Mr and Mrs. Frank Girdler, 1 guest from Tuesday to Sunday
e* Most fruits and vegetables
1
garding
the
first
rule
it
con-
ens to put a crimp in the home
at the home of Lily Faris.
from Woodburn.
can be kept frozen X to 12
! sidered involved a proposal by
canning plans of some families
Guests at the home of Mr.
months without affecting flavor
Guests
for
Thanksgiving
r
the
Oregon
Liquor
Control
who have carefully nurtured an
or quality.
dinner at the home of Dorothy and Mrs. Wm. Grimes were
Commission that would revoke
Anti Inflation Garden to the
Christensen and son Stuart. I Mrs Effie Nydegge-r of Salem,
If you're one of the lucky
, dispensing licenses of licen-
harvest season.
and Mrs. Douglas Barrow
ones who have the necessary
I c<*es found to have illegal gam­ were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reid, ! ‘ Mr
But there is an alternative
from Woodburn. Hattie Golliet, and family and Mr. and Mrs. '
equipment for canning, the
bling devices on thi-ir pre-
way to put up that bumper crop
Consumers Institute offers these
Elisabeth Hughes, Claraedna ! Vaughn Hunt and son from i
! mixes. The committee’s staff
of vegetables — freezing. Ami
guidelines;
Frame, and Mr and Mrs John Stayton.
report objected to expansion of
many home economists feel it is
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen and .
Teeters.
** Don't experiment* Use
police
power
to
OLCC
agents
not only easier but safer than
Several car loads of chil­ Mrs Leota Worden were din- I
only tested, approved methods.
and argued revocation should I
canning.
dren left from the Mehama ner guests in Stayton at the
Follow all time and tempera­
not take place until after con­ (Community Church Friday af-1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Here is a quick checklist on ture specifications precisely. If
viction
of
such
an
offense.
food freezing from General
in doubt, err on the side of
temoon, Nov 28, to attend a Lierman and family.
Atty Gen Lee Johnson object­ puppet show at the Bible Book I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm I
Electric's Consumers Institute:
higher temperature or longer
ed
and
the
matter
currently
c* Be selective. Choose only
cooking time.
House in Salem, They were ac- I stead were guests at the home ,
awaits a decision by litigation
top quality fruits and vegetables
companied by a group of I of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ed­
s* Use only jars, cans and
The governor’s office still
at their peak of ripeness. Freez­ lids made ipecifii allv for home
adults and all reported having I mundson at Milwaukie.
stands by its earlier objec­
ing maintains quality, but can­ canning. Don't try to reuse old
Mrs Bea Hiatt and her sis­
a fine time.
tion: and has adopted a wait-
not improve it
peanut butter or mayonnaise
Visiting a few days during ter, Mrs. Gladys Nygaard, were
and-see attitude While pro­
s* Plan ahead. Some foods
jars.
the Thanksgiving weekend at Thursday and Friday guests in
ponents argue the new func­
are better wrapped in individ­
the
home
of
Winafred i Albany at the home of Mrs.
e* Do not reuse sealing lids;
tion
tends
to
maintain
legisla
­
ual-sized portions, others in
» Branch and other relatives in Hiatt’s son-in-law and daugh­
the rubber may deteriorate, pre­
tive Intent and acts as an in­
family-size.
venting proper seal. Rings can
the area, were Mr. and Mrs ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer. I
centive to agencies to carry
Guests at the home of Mr. |
tf Wrap it well. Wrapping be re-used.
Weldon Branch, and son, from
out that int»-nt with dispatch,
material should be moisture and
e* Do not overpack foods;
Straub’s office forsees another Midvale, Idaho.
vapor proof to prevent drying;
frying to get too much into a
I
potential
pitfall.
He fears
be careful not to puncture the
jar may result in under-proc­
someone
who
lost
the
battle
wrap.
essing and spoilage. Leave one
with the legislature on a par­
Label packages to show
inch of "head space.**
ticular issue, might come back
by Eva Brwmler
quantity, intended use. nnd
Before using canned foods
and win by administrative
On
Nov.
7. Mrs Katie Skil­ i i
date.
check for leaks, bulging lids,
rule through the committee.
lings
with
her sister, Mrs.
Check freezer temperature.
off-odors, off-colors, or any
So far none of these fears | Minnie Manning
of Salem,
Food should be frocen at a
sign of mold. When in doubt,
I have been realized. The com­ ¡joined an AARP group from
temperature near zero and
throw it out! Never use any
mittee is reviewing about 50 Salem to Portland on a cruise
stored at a temperature that is canned foods showing any sign
rules a month, about the same of the Caribbean Sea
maintained below 8° F.
They
of spoilage. Whatever you do,
number usually proposed by flew to Florida where they
don't taste Mt it!
Don't freeze too much nt
agencies The committee hasn’t boarded the
ship “Italia”
one time. Overloading will raise
To be extra safe, boil
generated
any
exhorbitant which was their home for the
the temperature. Add only
home canned vegetables for at
amount of new paper, is oper­ next 14 nights. They toured
about 1/10 the capacity of the
least ten minutes before serv­
ating well within its budget several islands; also. Caracus,
freezer each day. Place the
ing.
hasn’t appointed a subcommit­ Venezueia, Cartagena. Colom-
tee to study any especially
• bia and the Panama Canal En-
thorny issues and really hasn't I mute home they stopped in
hanseled any agency other titan
Houston, Texas, for a couple
that one instance with the
of days where they toured the
OLCC.
Astrodome and space center.
What has happened however,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reeves
is that legislators are more
and sons from San Diego.
aware of the rule-making pro­
Calif. were recent visitors at
cess and have a tendency to
.__ .
.
| the home of Mr and Mrs. Wm.
watch it more closely than be- „ ;
¡Grimes.
fore.
Many family gatherings and
The new function raises i
dinners were enjoyed as they
other questions also, all of
■ paused with bowed heads to
which won't be judg<*d until
give thanks for their many
For All Domest c and Imported Cars
some time in the future There
(blessings throughout the year,
are those who suggest the re­
and Trucks
i with families coming to Lyons
view function will create more
i and others going elsewhere.
legislation in the future.
Fuel Injection Analyzer Automatic Transmission*»
Thanksgiving guests at the
Others say review will help
llelaric Welding
Parts on Hand
home of .Mrs Effie Anderson
avoid corrective legislaiton. I were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Butt-,
Ph. 769-2431
101 2nd Ave., Stay ton
There is speculation the
'of Roseburg. Mrs Elizabeth
function might ease the move­
ment toward annual sessions Gill from Tacoma. Wash , Mr.
but there are no solid indica­ and Mrs. L. G Hannaford and
tors at this point. It. has been family. Keith Anderson of
F
uggested the review function Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Jay
may influence the incidence of Myers and family of Stayton.
special sessions one way or I Guests at the home of Mr.
another This hasn't been the and Mrs. Orville Downing
I were Mr. nnd Mrs. Duane
case.
Meanwhile, committee re­ Downing from Walla Walia.
ports
anyone Wash . Mr and Mrs. Richard
I”’»« ' are available to tuiyviw
who wants them at a price of
^om £res™nt ,_C'7;
Maureen Brown of
25 cents a sheet and requests Calif.,
fail to indicate anything ap-1 Springfield and Dennis Brown
proaching the
demand of a of Corvallis.
Guests at the home of Mr.
best-seller in the immediate
( and Mrs. David Pankratz were
future
Mr and Mrs. Oliver Harris and
family, and Mr and Mrs. Mel­
vin Peck and family, all from
R*
Stayton.
I
Or,
Mr. and Mrs Bert Bailey of
Springfield
were
weekend
guests at the home of her sis-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Vacuum Cleaners
Dowming.
Toasters
Guests at the
Irons
and Mrs. John
her parents . Mr,
Sewing Machines
Voltin of Scio
Any Small Appliance
Spending several days over
Reasonable-Reliable the Thanksgiving holiday with
I'hursday,
Salem Scene
k__
s iki
, Canby, C. L Salter and Mrs.
¡George Salter and two child-
I ren from Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Julian,
Jr. arid son. from Eugeni were
guest at tin* home of his par­
ents, Mr. and Mr
Glen Jul­
ian, Sr.
Mrs.
Anne
Pietrok
and
; Louise were dinner guests at
the home of h«*r son, Mr. an«l
, Mrs.
Clarence
Pietrok
of
' Aumsville.
Guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Howard Naue were
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Cui well,
Donna and Delmer, Mrs. Lydia
I Culwell, Hariin Gibson and
Mr and Mrs. Albert Cuff of
Lyons. Afternoon visitors were
Andrew and Shirley Culwell of
Salem
Mr and Mrs. Frankbn Mc-
Doweli and family of Mehama
and Mr. and Mr
Stephen
Foltz and
family of Lyons
! were dinner
gue-Ls at the
; bom« of their parents. Mr and
Mrs Harley Scott.
Mr. and Mr . Hugh Johnston
and Boi> were guests in Cor­
vallis at the hom<* of their
on-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sutherland
and family Additional guests
were Mr. and Mrs Tom John
ion from Springfield and
Kenton Johnston of Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Scott of
Mill City, Mr. and Mrs Albert
Toman and daughter, Janet,
.nd Mr, and Mrs. Steve Toman
and daughter from Salem were
dinner guests at the home of
Mrs. Leora Stevens
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