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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1962)
The Mill City Enterprise ON TIIE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY VOLUME XVII N1MIIER II Area Polling Places Told By Clerks GATEWAY TO THE HEART OF NATURE’S EMI'iRE MILL CITY ENTEKPRISI„ THURSDAY, NOV. I. HNI2 New Project For Mill City Scouters of Troop 49 Have Camp Trip AFS Plants Dance To Be Held Trees for U.S. Friday, November 2 Manager Forest Service From Mont Turn Drynan, *«x»utma»tcr for | Mill City Troop No. 49 said thia week that 17 boys In the troop enjoyed a camping trip to the Ix'ixin Ranch near Scotts Mill*. lliin Cnmporec Is composed of tn*>l>s In the Sliver Fall* district anil the perfect weather 'Most anyone will tell you that aifilcd to tlie pleasure of the Area voting places have Ix'vn there I* more thus one way to outing. named by the county clerks Drynan was there for purt of skin a cat. but the men at the and arc listed for the conven the we«-kend and he untai hin U. S Forest Service will tell ience of tlxise going to the poll* junior assistant scoutmaster, you there is only one way to Tuesday, November 6. Greg Pearce ably assumiti hi* plant n Douglas Fir tree. Marion Precinct No. 184 in And till* is what the Gate* duties tor the rest of the time county will have its voting Th«* Mill City troop won first seventh and eighth grade stu place at the former Ressler piece in camping and romprti- dents. and the members of the store building at 623 N. E. Sun tivr contest* nnd Drynan said Senior and Nutuial Resource* tiam Blvd. he was very (»rood of the way classes at Santiam Union High In Linn county tlie voting school ttMiixl out Monday when place for East Mill City will be Archie Thompson of Strout Realty htui a new hobby the boys conducted themselves. tliey tackled the 60-acre Mans Fixir new scouts acconipunicd Santiam Union High School and going now. He is .shown above with LeRoy Aul. a retired field Unit in a tree planting West Mill City at Fellowship nurseryman who lives down on S. W. Spring street, who the tioap on the trip, including project to raise money for the David ~ Ruby, Randy Hudiong, hall of U h * Presbyterian church. Mill City Chapter of th«* Ameri is helping him with the hobby. Archie is planting many Terry and Ijtrry Lyon At Gates voters in Marion The boy* used the new tents can Field service. At 7:30 a. county will vote at the Wom flowering shrub« and plans to give one away to each m. the Gates bus pulled out en's club house and for tne party purchasing a home through his company. He be which they iMirchascd in the Aith 50 student■> aiul nt 8 30 Rock Creek precinct in Uiui lieves it will aid new homeowners in getting some of spring from Air Force surplus wen- receiving InstrucUons on Dicy are calhtl halt-shelters their landscaping started. — The Mill City Enterprise county they will vote at the and worked out very successful Ixiw to plant trees from the U. photo. grade school. S Forest Service men, under ly Voting in Detroit will be at j the supervision of District Drynan said »«»me lively mo the city hall and Manon county , Ranger itiii>ii MoQuMy Local Realtor Starts ment* w«*rr nddtxi to the trip residents of Idanha will also | It was a great day for tree when the camp was made right \ote thcre. Residents on th«* planting. The sky was an azure in the middle of a nest of yel Novel Plan for Linn County side in Idanha will tem[H-rature was low jackets. Instead of bother blue, thr vote at the Gates sclxxilhousc | warm. and by mid-day It had ing to move thr I'ump, however, Giving Away Shrubs Mehsma the polling place At the boys just [Hit a large rock l»ceonic unexpectedly hot. Tlie Will be the Community church student* nnd their adult com Archie Thompson. Strout over tlx* nest. and in Lyons voter* will go to panions worked at a furious Realtor, has come up with an- Man-Unr. schooi. (Mice un<l continued their labors other gixxl idea. He is always Athletic Department wlthisit break until the noonday flunking of ways to try and whistle. improve the ti»wn and get it on Gets Ball Equipment I After a welcomcd and needed the map. «« well aa induce Tuesday Mr. and Mr*. Charles noontime respite, the student* people to buy property here. In Perkins of Meander Inn pre rr*um«*d their tree planting the past he gave away the ¡x»p- Fraudulent claims by w«»rk- sented the athletic department ular canyon ¡»late* whenever he men presented to the State In- uf Santlani Union High school until 4 15 p. m. Progress in the afternoon was steady and *p- The Mill City fire department sold a piece of property but dustiial Accident commission with a big league catcher'* proximately 2U acres were com- res(x»;id«*d to a call to put out when the supply of plates ran came in tor a ait of discussion mitt and cheat protector Ac plet‘-d by thr end of thr day. a grass fire at the Burrell Cole out he was stum(x*d tor awhile. at the monthly meeting of the ceptance of the gift was made George Stovall, speaking <m home Monday noon Cole was Recently he devised the idea North Santlani Safety council. by Coach Dun Erickson. behalf of th«* American Held 1* thought burning trash and it of giving away a flowering Ixxiis Horn, regional manag Mr. and Mrs. Perkins look Service, stated "I want to ex sparks flew exit spreading shrub with each real estate er of the field service* division money from their opening tend 'hanks to those students quickly during the dry «lay. transaction. Last week he had of tlie State Industrial Accident event thia summer to purchase who pltrh«M In and contributed It could have developed into a is*Roy Aul. an experience«! re commission look an active (»art the equipment. Perkins at one a "real man's work." in the bad fire as then* is a stand of tired nurseryman help him in thia discussion, telling mem time was a big league ball play- tree planting project for the trees just in back of the Cole plant a number of the shrubs ber* they should report any in er and still has a Been interest brnefit of the Mill City Chapter on the office grounds. home on Santiam Blvd. cident widtrr tliey Uunk an un in the spurt. -* o< the American Flekl service. An Interesting sidelight is the Whenever a shrub is given just claim is being processed. "1 especially want to thank fact that Cole was unaware away he will replace it and He said if tlie Commission is Mr M<-Cur«ty ami his super that the flames had spread as say* this will serve several notified an investigation will be visory stsff mr their excellent he w as doing some work on the purpose*. It will help people be made within seven day* of the i caxipcration. patience nnd un hill and heard the fir«* siren. come acquainted derstanding In working with with the notification, and urged employ I I. »»king around to see the fire In shrubs, improve the looks of the ers to watch closely for this I these teen-age students In this his own yard. tree planting effort. Also, I be town and he a hobby for him type of a claim, a* it raise* the Mrs. Cole and two neighbors self. He said he has never hati cost ol industrial insurance. lieve It Is commendable that were inside visiting and look- a real hobby and is enthused Mrs. Nadine Ixiggan and Mrs. F J. MuscUtt, safety cuordin- •■d out to see the fire truck pul about this new project. Thcorn Humi»hrcy* laid aside ator sfated many •■accidents" ling up in front of their place. their dally iHMisehold duties to Archie said be would also are usually reported just be- prepare hot frsxl for the weary She said it was startling, to like to see pi-ople start think fore a plant is closed down, and nnd hungry tree planters. I put it mildly. The Coles said ing about a "town flower" cited many Instances where know the American Field Ser they did not know wix» had which perhaps can materallze "professional" claims •cckers vice officers are grateful for turned in the alarm, but were j next spring. make a Irusincss of having "ac Folknving are the winners in the full day's work put In by glad they had. cidents.” the Mule deer division at the Onre Rush. Bill Gleason. Bur Weather, Detroit Dam Plant Maintenance and MIU- Gates Fire Dcpuruncnt buck ton Boroughs, Jay Rasmussen wrighting wa* the topic for the Parents Asked To 7 A. M. Dally Weather Reading nnd Bob Rohe, who normally derby : evening. It wa* *tre»»e<l that and I-ake Elevation Visit Schools During First place, Ed Wilson. Jew have M»m<*what less strenutxis Max. Mln Pep. Elov. goext housekeeping in plant* I* ell, Oregon, a Remington 308 occupations. Education Week 55 39 0.00 1524.87 of great importance In increas- Oct. 17 "We hope that we did a sat- ing production and reducing ac for hi* deer with un antler The week of November 11-17 Oct. 18 64 39 0.00 1523.00 isfactory job and, with volun- spread of 51% inches. cidents. Equipment an<i clothing iias been designated as Ameri Second, Gale Carey, Stayton, tcer help, that we can knock Oct. 19 61 43 trace 1520.92 worn by the men also la of can Education Week and Mayor .22 calibre rifle for 49 and 13/16 <Mit the remainder «if the Mans- 000 1518 76 63 49 importance in reducing time J. S. Kimmel has signed a pro Oct. 20 field Unit next week." inch antler spread. lost on account of sickness dur Oct. 67 49 0.00 21 1516.44 clamation to this effect. Gerald Ia*wis, Swiss Home, In All citizens are urged to rc- Oct. 22 62 49 0.00 1514.02 ing the winter months. »(»caking of machine mainten Light, for 44 7/16 inch spread. afirm their interests in the Oct. 23 62 49 0.00 1513.22 ance, officials stated that when Fourth. Ace Johnson, Jeffer aims, achievements and needs Oct. 24 46 0 00 1512.33 a machine is repaired, all safe son. air mattress, 43 13/16 inch. 64 of the schools. In this way the Fifth, J. W. Thornton. Idanha, 70 49 0.00 1511.42 ty guards should lx- replaced training group of democracy Oct. 25 hunting knife, 43 5/16 inch. before operation is resumed. .nay be preserved. Oct. 26 53 17 0.00 1510.44 Sixth, Paul Knapp, Idanha, The faculty of the Mill City Oct. 27 Ventilation and lighting of cleaning kit, 41 7/8 inch. 58 50 0.00 1508.85 schools invites parents to visit plants also came in for their Black Tail IHvtalon Oct. 28 67 48 0.00 1506 49 the classrooms on Wednesday, share of discussion during the First, Ben R. Cook, Salem, 65 48 0.00 1504 04 evening. I Remington Thursday, or Friday, Novem Otc 29 308 rifle, 36% inch. ber 14. 15 or 16. Oct. 30 68 49 0.00 1501.57 i Only a »mall crowd was pre Second, Ed Oliver, Lyons, 22 sent at this meeting due to calibre rifle, 32 3/16. slash burning and other work Third, Clyde Oliver, Gates, which kept men busy. electric lantern. 32 inches. Fourth, Tom Pletrock, Stay A film. "Seconds for Sur- vivnl" was shown nt the cióse ton .air mattress 31 7/8 inches. Fifth, Ralph Garbo, Stayion, of the meeting. WHEREAS, the American system of free public edu The next meeting which will hunting knife, 31% inches. cation is a most vital force in equipping this nation's Sixth, Ray Gulliford, Gates, he November 21 will tie on children and youth to meet the many challenges of "Yarding, Wire Rope, and Steel cleaning kit, 31 3/16 inches. the future; and Smallest of All Towers,” Ray Davidson, Lebanon, bin WHEREAS, the nation’s schools and the schools of oculars, 9% inches this state and of this community are essential to Bill Caswell Dies preserving the American way of life; and Firemen Called To Douse Grass Fire False Claim Accidents Discussed A Homecoming »vill be lx- I l<»nu*<< wrung duuee dai»»** «vH) held nt tlx- gym ’ut Santlani Union high sclxtol Friday, Nov ember 2 following the Siletz- Santiam frxitbtill game. All alumni are cordially in vited to attend and the theme for the dance will be "autumn leaves.” Thus years dance is being sponsyred jointly by The Ix*t- lenncn'* Club and tile GAA. 'Die Lettermen elected four princesses, one from each class to participate In the Queen’s contest with the lucky girl to lx- crowned the evening of the dance. 'Dwale nominated were: Tam- ia Morris, senior; Pat Arm- strong, junior; Sharon Pate, sopliomorc nnd Rosemary Due- i»er. freshman. This is an annual event at the scimol and a large crowd is expected to attend. Appointment of M Wayne Goin of IJbby, Mont, to be Pa- cific Power 4 Light local man •ger in the Stayton-Mill City area was announced Wednesday by Tom Keenan, Albany Dist rict Munager tor PPIrL. (join succeeds Robert E. I^ee, drowning victim In a hunting accident near Enterprise. A 15-year veteran with Paclf- te Power, Goin lias been sta City of Lyons To Elect City Councilmen LYONS Tlte City ol Lyons will hold their city election on Tuesday, November 6 at the Mari-Linn sch<x»l Three «xiuncil- m«m will be elect«*d with six names appearing on the bal- iott. They are Incumbent Alex Ikxickcr. Paul Gcraths. Percy Hiatt. Kenneth Ix-wis, Eldred i Buck i Miller and Mrs. luiura Neal The city oharter will also he vou-d on at the same time. Purpose of th? charter is to govern the following: boundar ies, powers, form <>f uwen? m«*nt, c«»uncll powers and ou- tles of officers, election, vacan cies in offices, pultllc inipro?«?- ments, ordinances an<! rniacel- lamxHis provisions. tinned in Libby for the past two year* a* a local su|x*rvisor Prior to that he worked in tire Albany District as a journey man meterman. Goin was txim in Spalding. Neb., and graduated from high school in Albany, where he was first employed by PPAL. Active in community affair* both In Ubby and Albany. Goin la a past vice president at the IJbby Toastmaster*. and also was active there tn Chamber <4 ('omnserce work, ring 1* « past president of the Uhby Parent-Teacher association. He was president of the Albany Timber Carnival in 1959. He is a member of the Elks lodge. Goin is married and has five Gates Students See children, two girls and three boys. He and his family will Zoo at Portland GATES Last Wednesday, the mine to Stayton as soon as four lower grades of the Gates housing arrangements can be Elementary school travelled to completed. Portland where they toured the zoo. Their teachers. Mrs. Olive Mrs. Elmer Shaw Barnhurdt and Gwen Schacr. the school cooks, Mrs. Tucker Raises Big Onions and Mrs. Carey, and three par Mrs. Elmer Shaw brought a ents, Mrs. Arnold D» rinis, Mrs huge onion to The Enterprise Louis Hamilton, and Mrs. Bud office this week. She was told Volkmnn, accompanied them on it was a Spanish onion. It the trip. weighed 1% pounds and was The children especially en- 15% inches in circumference. joyed a ridc on the Zooliner, This has been a good garden (the zoo traini and a view of year here, and many reports of "Packy" and the new baby ele- huge vegetables have come to phont. this office. Takes Special Course 4 ; : :♦ WHEREAS, a rapidly changing world requires that education change to meet new challenges without diminishing the traditional American appreciation of the supreme worth of the individual; and WHEREAS, the moral and financial support of all citizens is necessary in the great task of educating young people for their roles as resfxmsible Amcr- icans: NOW, THEREFORE, I. J. C. KIMMEL. Mayor of the City of Mill City do hereby designate November 11-17, 1962, to be American Education Week and urge all citizens to reaffirm their interest in the aims, achievements, and needs of the school to help strengthen and preserve this training ground of democracy. J. C. KIMMEL, Mayor On Hunting Trip William Stewart Mill City friends and relatives have received word of the death of Bill Caswell of Springfield while on a hunting trip in the Enterprise area. Caswell had apparently been in good health until suddenly stricken with a heart attack Friday evening. Ho was mar ried to Mary Rada a year ago August. They arc both former long-time residents of the area. Other survivors include a brother, Lawrence Caswell at Cottage Grove and two sisters in Canada. Funeral arrangements were in charge of McGinnis Mortu ary in Portland, with services held at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Finishes Naval Training At San Diego Base William L. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Stew art of Gates completed recruit training, Sept. 28, at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. During the nine-week indoct rination, recruits are trained in physical fitness, basic military law, military drill, customs and etiquette of the navnl service, swimming and survival, firs' aid and basic shiplxiard rotbine. During the training recruits receive tests and interviews which determine future training and assignments. Philadelphia, October 26 — Robert E. Gray, Box 515, Mill City, graduated today from a special one-week course in hydroelectric instrumentation held in the Leeds & Northup Company Training Center here. A powerhouse electrician in the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers stationed at Detroit Dam, Gray is shown here receiv- ing directions for operating an electronic recorder from his instructor, Royal A. Dresher. Gray wa. among 33 U. S. Govern ment technicians from all parts of the United States that took the course. The instruction included a study of temper ature instruments of which Leeds & Northup is a leading manufacturer.
