The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise., January 27, 1949, Image 1

The North Santiam’s
Serving the North ¿unliani
MillCity Enterprise
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VOLUME V. NUMBER I
Lyons. Mehama. Elkh orn,
Mill City. Gates. Mongold.
Detroit and Idanha
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MILL CITY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANI ARY 27. 1949
I
Looking Up CVA Proposal
and Down Meets Mixed
the Canyon nw Reaction
Ask $2,000,000 More
Support
The March of Dimes For Dam Before July
By CHARLES WOLVERTON
I
______ 1 Pacific Northwest citizens greeted
Modern social theories have it toa. | with mixed reactions this week the
youth must be given a carefully news that President Truman has
guided recreation program, and there c.”ed for the immediate enactment
is an entire profession devoted to of a Columbia Valley Authority.
A vivid display of the northern
the cause of organized play activi­
In Salem Gov. Douglas McKay im­
lights brought hundreds of resident
ties. The idea behind all this is that mediately voiced opposition, with the
President Truman Tuesday sub­
here out of on s Monday n ght.
the youth becomes socially adjusted remark:
mitted
to Cong es, in his request for
In the early evening the spectacle
—whatevei that means—and a better
"What’s wrong with the way we’ e
deficiency appropriations for the clr-
filled the northern sky with a dull
addition to society.
doing it now?”
yellow glow, « I!" <• rcasional short rent year, a total of $2 million for
Pardon me for being anmrld fuddy-
But labor and farm organizations
Detroit dam construction funds be­
of fire stabbing high into the heav­
duddy. but the whole notion strikes responded quickly with an unquali-
ens. Latter in the night, about 10:30, foie July 1.
me as frilly nonsense. Why must fied indorsement of Mr. Truman’s
The sum, if granted, would bring-
the
aurora bore ilia became more bril­
a youngster be entertained, taught proposal.
the
total appropriation for the year
liant. and the yellows changed to a
to play, except as he might learn in
The question is of urgent concern
on the big North Santiam project to
fiery
red.
school at..leiics or the Scouts, 4-H, to the North Santiam area, for if
To men who have spent a good $5.5 millions.
etc. ? Even an infant of three or folr CVA were to be approved, the De
The prsident atieady has asked for
I
•
can keep himself occupied with play troit an Big Cliff dams would come
$11.3
millions fur the fiscal year of
ed to resemble the plow in t'e sky
day in and out without boredom. And under the .«'-stem.
1949-50.
radiating
from
a
forest
fire.
Still
la
­
(Chief difference between a CVA
why the emphasis on “gioup” activ­
The new appropriation request
ter :n the nl<«ht fro northern tight
and the present Bonneville Power
ity?
would
give the Army Engineers a
shifted
restlessly
from
one
part
of
The English-speaking cart of the Administration setup is Hie matter
chance to go ahead in full swing on
the
horizon
to
the
ether.
Looking
world has a great culture; perhaps of organization. The Tennessee Val­
from downtown NT511 City, bold fhafts the dam in the spring, as Col. O. E.
as g.eat a literature as any peoples. ley Authority, after which CVA
of red glov » I first in the northw 'st Walsh has indicated he wants to do.
There’s more recreation in an eve­ would be modeled, is a government
and
then almost as far east as Mt. Biddsm tt> '<<on5dr With Walsh.
ning with Dickens, for an alert young corporation with three directors ap­
Horeb.
Pr<«*«ctive bidders on construc­
man or woman, or child, ex " than pointed by the President with the ap­
Here in the Canyon, one does not tion ana supply for the Detroit dam
can be derived going through ,ne proval of Congress. TVA administers
see as much of tWe horizon as in thz have been invited to confer with the
paces for a professionally glad te- a tegional program, and turns its
plains country, so that the blight Army Engineers in Portland Feb. 7
creation director. A young person of profits into the treasury to amortize
glow
at the levl was not visible.
and 8.
infantile paralysis to get well
16 who hasn’t read three or four of loans advanced to it.
By JERÎCY SWAN
The engines s. Col. Walsh said, will
Bonneville
operates
under
direct
wanted
the plays of Shakespeare is not only
Hut, two, three four, hut two, thrree,
outline
the details of the project at
am
tharti to say, “I used to have
immature—he’s missing a lot of fun. government control. Its revenue« are four. Left left, right, left. Do
the Masonic Temple in Portland the
infantile
Above all, the degiee of self-reli­ tuinecl in directly to the treasury, you hear that right? I don’t think
first day and prospective bidders will
.paralysis, but now I can walk.
ance one develops in occupying ones and it must operate each year on a
you
lie
taken to the artisite the nexdt day.
direct
appropriation
from
Congress.)
thanks
to
spare hours is the mark of a man or I
do. You think of soldiers, I think of
The bidders will submit estimates
President Truman wrote to the children—children with infantile
the many people in the United States
woman. It need not be literature, al­
on building the concrete structure,
Who
though books are the best of all the I heads of the Interior, Army, Agri­ paralysis. The marching is pennies,
’ncluding all pieparatory work such
arts of man. An interest in science, , culture and Commerce departments nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollars. joined the March of Dime«.
as clearing the damsite area and dig­
ant?
others
asking
them
to
draft
leg
­
From
1943
to
1947
over
80,000
people
which can be deeply developed by the I
I hear that marching all over the
ging a conversion tunnel for the liv­
were
young, is a great challenge. And ev­ islation for a CVA. The news was
country.
stricken with infantile pa:alysis.
The entire Canyon area suffered er, the power plant foundations, and
ery hour spent in the spirit of in­ released' after the President had con- President*Franklin D. Roosevelt
through
its second week of unusual­ other major phases. The current bid
Think
satiable curiosity, which is normal feried with Rep. Hugh B. Mitchell,
started
Democrat,
Washington.
of
the
money
it
cost.
That's
where
ly
cold
-weather,
which paralyzed mill does not include dealing the reser­
to the young, in scientific inquiry is
The March of Dimes. He wanted tc
In Salem Morton Tompkins, mas­
operations
and
crippled
business gen- voir area, installing of generators,
the
hut,
two.
three,
four
comes
in.
S<>
work on a real foundation for living
help the
or other power plant installations.
ter
of
the
State
Grange,
said
his
or
­
join
the
March
of
Dimes.
eially.
in a modem world.
ones who had infantile paralysis
Engineers’ »‘Ian IndOrwd.
City
the
The
at?,'
e
prose
poem
was
a
theme
Several
nights
in
Mil)
All knowledge that the young ac­ ganization had slpported the CVA
because
In Sale-’- Wednesday the Marion
l.
ro,
ai
d
idea
for
many
years
and
"we
are
'
thermometer
sunk
clpse
to
written
by
Jerry
Swan
and
it
won
a
quire on tweir own initiative means
he knew what it was lie. He wanted
County Court went on iecord approv­
moie to them even than their school happy that the President has pe-son- the children and grown-ups both who ciwnpMition unainintoualy. with Jhe in Detroit and Idanha the tempera-
tures were lower than any of record. ing the Army Engineers’ general
faculty as judges.
w ork, which, being a duty, is less | nally got behind the movement.”
had had
Local residents weie able to recall program of diveloptnft the Columbia
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thrilling.
inner
development
of ' Janne8 T M*rr' secretary of the
only
two times in the past 35 or 40 basin, including the Willamette Val­
ones mind, in individual pursu t of Gregon State h ederation of Labor,
years when the Santiam River froze ley project. The statement apparent­
ideas and facts, rounds out the vast j 'ieclared that the Oregon labor move
completely across at the narrows in ly was prompted by the forthcoming
goal of learning..................................... ' ment "toffether with farm groups
POLIO VICTIMS RECOVERIN’
the center of tmwn. Once, in about Basin conference in Portland Feb. 2,
The recreation advocates offer will give CVA their active and en­
Little Claudia Fry, daughter of 1918, similar cold was experienced, nt which time the entire scope of
a ’time-consuming program of activ­ ergetic support.”
the Northwest's power find reclama­
Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Fry of Detroit, and the rive: was bridged with
S'milar
support
came
from
labor
ities to lead the youth toward being
tion blueprint will be reviewed.
who
was
stricken
infantile
par
and
farm
organizations
ip
Washing
­
Again,
in
1937,
it
was
at
that
point,
“socially adjusted.” This means, in
"Marion County being located at
alysis early in December, is recover- ! frozen at that point.
their viewpoint, that he’s equipped ton.
the foot of the proposed Detroit dam
ing
remarkably
well
from
its
effects.
I
the
Canyon
Roy
T.
Atkinson,
regional
dhector
In
the
upper
part
of
to get along with his fellow-men. that
She was able to attend Sunday school a freak freeze filled the North S*r which will have more influence upon
he’s popular. The fallacy of that kind of the CIO, commented:
this
week.
“
Organ
:
zed
labor
—
particularly
tiam with ice from the bottom up, the potential 'b’F^velopment of the
of thinking lies in the fact that the
lowlands of Marion County than any
Philip
Ficek,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mr-.
those
workers
in
the
light
metals
in
­
around Detroit and Idanha.
world, in the long run, judges a man
other factor known at the present
Anton
Ficek
of
Mill
City
and
ano
Deer
and
other
wildlife
we-e
driv
­
dustries
—
will
greet
the
Presidents
by other standards than his personal
time,” the court said. ‘We are in fa-
ther
victim,
is
similarly
making
a
action
as
bearing
out
their
faith
in
en
down
from
the
mountains
by
the
adjustment to society. Washington,
vor of a high dam and .power instal-
good
recovery
in
Portland
at
Shrin-
Robert
P.
Veness,
theater
propri-
deep
snow,
and
around
Detroit
the
him
during
the
last
election.
CVA
for instance, vas a taciturn man, al­
lation for the reason *z need the
ers
Hospital,
fie
is
able
to
move
i
will
help
make
the
Pacific
Northwest
deer
had
become
almost
tame.
ator,
was
appointed
last
Wednesday
most a misfit according to the stand­
power very badly.”
part
of
his
body
without
difficulty.
Muir
’
«
Bakery
was
completely
shut
the
center
for
a
great
light
metals
to
the
city
council,
to
fill
t
e
unex
­
ards of the recreation pollyannas.
The court pointed to an are« of
j
industry,
making
thousands
of
new
down
Monday
and
TAjewlay
b'caus<
pired
term
of
Lee
Ross,
who
resigned
The great John Calvin or Martin Lu­
about 93,000 acres which needs ir-
.
jobs
for
our
working
men
and
worn-
pipes
were
frozen.
when
he
moved
out
of
the
city
lim
­
ther, leaders of the Reformation,
Few homes and businesses e caped r gat ion. to 28,000 acrea which the
its.
i
and rude fellows both, hardly were | en.”
the
annoyance of frozen plumbing. dam wbtfld help to spare from flood
C.
Girard
Davidson,
assistant
sec
­
Mr.
Veness
’
appointmen
was
made
]
the product of sweet forms of re­
In
Detroit,
householde s were milt­ damage, and the need for Salem of
retary
of
the
Interior,
said:
by
Mayor
Harold
Kliewer,
with
the
(
creation. Lincoln, who not only was
“
CVA
is
the
only
way
we
can
get
ing
snow
for
their water supply. In more city water supply.
unanimous consent of the other four
deprived of their planned play but
th*
enti-e
area,
few houses, construct ' The county court ffTTt TTT*rtolce its
federal
activities
in
the
Northwest
council
members.
also all but a little formal education,
properly
integrated.
We
ed
as
they
are
for
a much milder cli- approval or disapproval of the pro­
believe
we
Mr.
Veness
has
been
proprietor
of
found himself as a leader because he
i
mate,
could
withstand
the unprece­ posed CVA.
this
can
be
don
without
interfering
the
theater
for
the
past
nine
years.
had the capacity for individual self­
with
states'
rights.
”
dented
cold.
The Mill City Rockets, town t-am,
He is an officer of the Mill City Cham
teaching. His recreation was litera­
A regionwide meeting called by ber of Commerce and is active in the and the high school’s Timbei wolves
ture in his boyhood—and his wise
use of his spare time as a lad fitted the League for the CVA, will be held Lions Club. This is his first public will play Tuesday on the local bas­
I
ketball court in a March of Dimes
office.
him for the great achievements of in February.
Affiliated
with
the
League
are
the
The bill presenting the first city benefit game.
his later years — and his addresses
An added attraction will he th*
have taken their place as literature. state Granges of Oregon an 1 Washi­ charter to the legislature wil be sub
An important meetng of the Mill
A school budget of $107,811, over
The world, and particularly Amer­ ngton, the Washington, Oregon and mitted by Rep Max Landon of Sweet high school girls volley ball squad
I Idaho AFL. the CIO and the Faimers Home and possibly a representative versus the faculty.
City
Chamber of Commerce was held
1
$13,000
above
the
previous
year
’
ica, is suffering from the results of
Adm ««ion will be 25 cents for chil­ was approved Monday night at ar Thursday noon at ^Ibm and Pop’s
from Marion county. It will not b •
too much tecreation—there is an in­ I Union of four Northwest states.
Lined up solidly against a CVA offered as a joint bill, but will await dren and 50 cents for adults.
1 official school meeting in the High Cafe to outline a program for the
fantile preoccupation with trivial
cur: ent year.
The affair is planned as the com­ . School.
time wasting recreation that poorly are the various private power com­ action in the lower house befoie it
Topics for immediate attention of
suits a people with such grave res­ panies. some Chambers of Commerce reaches the state senate. The charter munity’s main money raising event But actually, the expenses had been
and the Republican controlled state was modeled after one drawn up by for the f’jnd to fight infantile paral­ I trimmed seme in certain items. Ac­ local businessmen were:
ponsibilities in the world.
1 Discussion on sending a d> legate
governments of Washington and Or- the League of Oregon Cities, but ad­ ysis, which alieady this ye.-$r has counting for the increase was a big
I egon. They denounce the CVA pro- apted to local needs. It will contain stricken one local child.
item of »10,000 in the 1949 50 bud­ to the Columbia Basin Conference in
TJesides this athletic event, mon'” get for t<e building fund, in <as>- Portland Feb. 2. This will be a hear­
about 5000 words.
The other evening I got a telephone I posal as socialistic.
Existing ordinances are not includ­ is .being collected in milk bottl*» at more money was needed to complete ing to outline general policy of flood
call. A syrupy voice purred:
local business house«. A celection at the projected erode ifffiooi building control end hydroelectric power in
"This is station WOW. Your name STREET LIGHT LINES STRI NG ed in the charter.
Copies of the charter wer prepared the theater one night this week n*t- ■To thin program also was ad led »4 - th* Northwest.
has been selected from the telephon
The Mountain States Po-^-_Cv. is
2 Widening the membership of the
Response has been good, the 001 for I ndscaping of the s‘r 'ct ir".
d-'re'torie« of the nation for a chance at--work on the L nn County -ide of hy Farl Ragsdale. city recorder, in t*d
Th« I; d'.et ont nuol th»
an i ■cal chamber.
the form necessaiy for submission local chalr-mn. Char’«» Kelly, sc f.
to win a
ize. If you anwer
•
3. Nom nation of officers for the
I nual figure of »14.000 that had been
the question v^.i-e about to direct of wav foi street lights. Eerly this to the legislature.
use ' to ».nc«» a sfnk ng
ng f-
*■ nd fn
fnr th» «>■»«■• year.
DETROIT HOSTEL SOLD
to yu correctly, you will win a Pon­ week the wires were installed in the
Cards were sent out to about 75
The city wil! begin con truction i Mr. and Mrs J. Cal Schlador have building; the »am* amount is time
tiac sedan, a houseful of furniture, hr is n»-i section on the south side of
fo *et ement of bonds to attend the meeting.
«non on a garage to house municipal ♦ ■•old the Cascade Rooms to * * 1,” v ' v-’’l *-« .
a trip to Hawaii for you and your the river.
and Ted Iryzk of Las Vegas, 1« v., for the cuilding. It was pointed mt Mr«. Albert Toman offered her some
vehicles.
family.
Now listen closely u» the
Correct." replied the voice or< r
T >• bui’d'ng. <>F wood construction, •vho is rem deling the basement into ' that a sb wer ate of arr ort’zati *fi as a meeting place.
question.
"What is the name of Roy Roger ’ the phone, "You have just won tw will be built on city property behind 12 bedrooms. They are ala Sliding v is ye »¡’’e lot f e hoar-* *«•♦ h
pounds of fertilizer.”
horse?”
the jail and city hall. It w II be 2* three shows s and lavorate de« and W'zld be better to retire the d bt a •I”\I.TH BROADCAST PLANNED
The Oregon State Medical Society
fast as possible.
I’ve been somewhat unenthi -iasti-
Only he didn't say fertilizer, I feet 1 'ng. large enough for the grad­ redecorating the interior. Tnere *
T e Item *or teacher»’ «Marie« w » rind the Sts’e Department of Educ a­
be accommodations for about 35. The
about horse operas since my 11th since learn«'! that at least one ot^er er, the t uck and another car
tion ar* co-' perating on a series of
Cascade rooms will be remeobe ed | up about »5000 :.bove la*t year.
yea . so I did not know I put my itizen won a prize, only he got five
health broadcast» «ta ting Feb. 2 for
The budget will he submitted '
han 1 over th« rece.ver and asked the founds. This is rank — no double 2 BIDDINGS UNDER WAY
as the o’ I Fre . Stahlan home, It
*vnty boarJ app oval, »nd will lie the sixth, seventh and eighth grades.
family. I got the right an.wwer. hop- meaning intended diacrim.nat on. If ; Roy Beebe is building a carpenter will be called the Case: le Ho*.»!.
I neroented to voter* again before the Broadcasts ar* scTN-duled wecfcTy at
ng I woiAi ’t I* d -qua fied be su*e ‘he correct a newer is worth five * shop and a new house on his proper­
” • ' \ ' kTiPS and
beginn’ng of the next fiscal year in
Ihmt barrow. Sa barn he!
pounds in one case, it ought to be ty near the Beebe apartment« The
1 got help.
KRVM for 15 weeks.
| July.
"Trigger,” 1 replied.
worth five pounds in another.
| carpenter shop is almost finished
Northern Lights
A Brilliant Show
New Request
Would Speed Up
Work Timetable
Cold Spell Hits
For 2d Week
Council Names
Veness io
Fill Vacancy
Game Tuesday
School Budget
Boost Approved
I
Chamber Plans
Year’s Program