The Mill City enterprise., November 15, 1962, Image 1

The Mill City Enterprise
_______________________________ ON TTIE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — GATEWAY TO THE HEART OF NATURE’S EMPIRE____________________________________
VOLUME XVII
NUMBER 40
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, THURSDAY, NOV. IS, 1962
13.00 A Tear 10c A Copy
C of C Board
Appoints
Committees
Boy and Girl of Month Chosen
Al a North Suntiam Chamber
of Commerce Board meeting
ircrntly President A. L. Bark­
er <i|>|x>mi<*<l several commit­
tee» to work un project« which
were con»l«l«*n*d urgent at this
time
First committee wit» to work
on getting a traffic control light
on the highway mtrr»ection
near the Santlam golf ct*rr«r
where «ever» I have lieen killed
Rusty Whitten, senior at SUHS
thia summer. While the inter­
section look« «ale, it ha« proven has tiecn named Boy of the I
to tx* one which i« rxtrvmeiy Month He is the son of Mr
dangerous. (hairman of thia and Mrs. Noyes Whitten and
committee is Elvin (Tommy) participates in all school events
'
'ilMtmpatai of Stayton On lua including sports.
committee are Hugh Ashby.
1. E. Sprakcr anti John Davis.
Dick Parker wai named to
chairman a committee to are if
the Highway department will
plant grass and treea on the old
i allroad right-of-way within the
City «>f Gat«*«, where tin* road-
hrd has t»crn abandoned. Ihe
A combination of a long trip,
rails and lira have been taken
up. Parker bellevea that till« an inopportune ¡M*nalty, ami u
could I m * made into an attrac­ muddy flckl «-«impounded the
tive roadside rest area, anti misery of the Santiam Wolver­
these are badly needed in tilts ine« as they went down to de­
feat at ths hands of Warrenton.
area
8. E. Wizcr win asked to get 7-0.
■Du* Big Red drove to War­
Ina committee going on find­
ing a location tor the sign which I renton's 3 yard lira* on two sep­
will I m * furnished by Pacific arate occasions only to lx* held
Power * Ught company, pro­ out of the paydirt by inoppor­
vided the Chamber wlli find a tune fumbles and an aroused
location and maintain the sign. Warrenton defense Ron Cannon
The Power firm will furnish i led the Woiverirw offense with
the sign and have it lettered to precision running on end
the specifications of the Cham­ ■weeps. Mike Gleason ulso add­
ed power to tlx* Wolverine
ber.
A committee licaded by Ixsi |iunch but noixxly was able to
Moltatt had iM*cn appointed to score.
Defense play dominated the
sc«' if the highway sign on In-
Ivrvtatr 5 at Salem oaikl not | game. Coasts I squalls frustrat­
I m * changed to better designate ed the statistician so the usual
tins «rra. The sign n«zw reads array of yardage and other
North Santlam'' and "Stay- such items arc not available
ton". The committee is at­ The 74) score ia irxhcativc of
tempting to have North Santl- tile battle. Hani tackling and
am. which is not a town, and exchanges of fumbles kept the
1« not on the highway, changed game in an ever changing flux
to Mill City, which in reality which saw defenses fighting off
is the first city on the highway ■widen advantages gamed by
this side of Portland. A tele- the ««ppoaition.
[hone conversation with ti«>
Warrenton scored their touch­
highway sign department, did down on a pass play after a 15
not give much encouragement, yard penalty had been called
M.di.itt said.
against Santiam. Hie extra
The next general meeting of ¡xiint was iopfx*<l on th«* first
the group will be held at Gates try but an offside penalty gave
Wednesday evening. November Warrenton another chance and
21 nt 8 o'clock.
the point.
Carl Kelly, Gary Whitsett,
and Terry Morris played their
last game for the Wolverines as
fcxitball players. Paul Izxickes
was unable to make the trip
due to an eye injury. This would
have been his last game. Oki-
norc Ono also itowed out with
this game although h<* had no
chance to play in the contest.
The Upper Santiam Chapter These five boys leave large
of the Linn Association for Re- < gaps to be filloci by next year's
tnrded children met November ! team as Santiam enters A-2
6 nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. play in the Capitol Conference.
Merle Stewart in Gales.
Visiting from the Albany
chapter were Mr. and Mrs. Jia-
Gregg and Mrs. Carl Ventrella
who helped the group become
familiar with the program.
Officers for the local chapter
were elected with Mrs. Ronald
Sometime Saturday
night
Podrabeky to serve as chair­ vandals broke the glass out of
man; Mr«. Merle Stewart us | over 20 mail boxes at the Mill
secretary and Mrs. Donald City Postofficc. There was no
Hurst ax treasurer.
trace as to who committed the
The next meeting will I m * held net of damaging government
Tuesday, December 4 and the1 property, but if they arc appre­
movie "Tuesdays Child" will be ; hended they most likely will
shown.
wish they had found some other
'Hie group would like to form of amusement, as dam­
stress that this organization is aging government property is n
not only for parents of retarded serious offense.
children but for all interested
At the time of going to press
friends.
the inspector had not arrived,
but Postmaster Kelly spent
Monday repairing the damage.
Vandals Break Glass
In Postoffice Boxes
Rod Syverson Makes
High Air Force Score
Mill City friends will lie in­
terested to know that A/3 Rod­
ney Syverson is stationed at
Lackland AFB in Texas and
will tie there for another two
weeks when he will be sent to
a school for specialized train­
ing. Rzxiney received a perfect
score in his entrance tests for
the Air Force, he took it very
nonchalantly saying to friends
and relatives, "Oh, anyone
could have done it.” But the
officer at the Air Force head­
quarters said it was unusual to
make that kind of score.
Volunteer Firemen All
Set for Annual Benefit
Here Saturday Evening
The Pep Club of Santiam Un­
ion High school will sponsor a
Holiday Preview Fashion sixzw
at tie former Mill City Theatre
Tu«*sdi«y evening. November 21)
at 7:30.
There will be about 18 girls I
modeling and fashions will be
pres«*nt«.*d thnxigh th«* courtesy
of Hagen's Apparel In Stayton.
Featur«»d will be sports
clothes, schtxil and aftenroon
dresses as well as some out­
standing evening wear.
Another feature will lx* spec­
ial hair-styi«*s arranged by a
Stayton Beauty Salon and mod­
eled by a Pep club member.
Those not doing the actual
modeling will help backstage* to
see that the costumes are ready
for the next girl.
Proceeds will assist the Pep
club members to l«uy new cos­
tumes for the basketball sea-
son which starts December 7
with Amity.
Torn Kanoff, general chair­
man lor the 18th annual Fire­
men’s Benefit which will be
held this Saturday, November
17 at the fire hall, said that all
Lion Pr«*siderit Ix»e Bassett
brought up the subject of La­
dies Night on Monday the 26th.
an«l it was confirmed by a show
of hands of the members at a
meeting Monday night. Guest
Monday night of Lee Ross was
Merle Stewart.
I«ee Ross was asked to con­
tact Orville Widdows of the
State
Highway
Department
Sign division to have him come
up and give a talk to the Lions
in the near future.
Speaker for the Ladies' night
will be Louis Horn of the State
Industrial Accident commission
who wlU give a talk and show
■lidos on Israel.
He will be ac«x>mpanied by
Mrs. Horn and Clyde Huskey
who is also with the State In­
dustrial Accident oommision.
Bassett said he had a pro­
gram lined up for the meeting
next Monday night and urged
all members to attend.
is shaping up well and the us­
ual good time is promised to
those attending.
There will be many carnival
attractions with a grand prize
to be given at midnight. The
ever-popular bingo will be
played with prizes of hams,
turkeys, and bacon.
Doors will be open at 7 00
p. m. and the Firemen’s Aux­
iliary will serve refreshments
Barbara Olson, a senior at
throughout the evening.
SUHS has been named Girl of
A dance will be held starting
the month. She is the daughter
at 9 o'clock with the same or-
of Mr and Mrs James Olson
chestra that provided music
and is active in all school
last year.
events.
Kanoff said the ticket sale
was in full swing this week
with residents urged to buy as
Three Men from
An aerial survey of blowdown many as possible.
timber left in the wake of the
This is the main money-rais­
Vietnam Take Training
Columbus Day storm will be ing event for the Firemen and
At Detroit Dam
completed this weeked, weath­ the funds go toward maintain­
Three young men from Viet­
er permitting, said J. Herbert ing and improving the depart­
nam are doing "on the job"
Stone, regional forester of Port­ ment.
training in hydr<»-electric engin­
land.
Most residents prefer an en­
eering at Detroit Dam. arriving
The «»operative survey will tertainment of this type rather
here th«» first of th«* week.
cover approximately 8 million than having the bill put on the
They are graduates <tl the
acres of timberlands in western I tax rolls.
Vietnam College of Engineering
Washington and western and
■nd also from the Illinois In­
A group of SUHS band par­ zouthern Oregon not already
stitute <>t Technokigy.
ents met at the band room surveyed for blowdown. Lands
They will be at several places I
Thursday evening to discuss the involved are state, private, and
in the United States for further
possibility of obtaining uni­ federal (primarily
National I
training and will b«* at Detroit
forms for the band.
Forest and Bureau of Land1
Dam for a two weeks period.
Funeral services were held
Spencer Hillesland led the Management).
This is part of the International Tuesday from Weddle Funeral discussion in the absence of:
The Forest Service, at the
Development program.
Home in Stayton for Frank I. Mrs. Pennick and those present
By Don Moffatt
The y«jung men, Pham H. Carter, 79, who passed away agreed that every means pos­ request of the Timber Disaster
Committee
of
the
Northwest
Bmh, Nguyen. H Do, and Do. Sunday following surgery on sible should be explored to ob­
Forest Pest Action Council, is
T. Phuc arc making their head­ his leg.
tain the uniforms. The high c«x>rdinating all survey inform­
About the time we congratu­
quarters in Mill City.
Mr. Carter had been in poor schtxil has an outstanding band ation and making the supple­ late ouselves upon having a
health for the past two years and the community is urged to | mental aerial surveys as need­ well-behaved little city full of
following a stroke and had been get behind the project. It is ed to give covering of an area good wholesome people we get
making his home with a daugh­ particularly desirable to have | totaling 22*3 million acres. The a slap that sometimes rather
ter, Mrs. Clyde Golden in Mill tiie uniforms when the band aerial project will fill the gape shakes our faith. We got by
makes out of town appearances. in information already furnish­ Hallowe'en with no damage, but
City.
He was bom November 24.
There were several money-' ed by the state foresters of Ore­ turn around now and find thai
1882 at Sublimity and was a re- ' making schemes suggested to gon and Washington, private in­ someone with a sick mind de­
aid this project and it was dustry, National Forests, and stroyed property belonging to
tired carpenter.
Survivors include daughters. thought that the district might ' Bureau of Land Management the Federal government and
L. G. Storz and family, re­ Vesta Golden. Frances Temple. also assist with the purchase of districts affected by the storm. that is bad. I’m referring to
cently returned missionaries Portland and Delores Davis of the uniforms.
Completed surveys will show breaking the glass out of quite
from the Philippine Islands, Spokane, Wn., eight grandchild­
A later meeting will be called the estimated volume of tim­ a number of the postoffice
have accepted the call to head ren and eight great-grandchild­ to further discuss the posibili- ber blowdown and will provide boxes here sometime Saturday
th«* work In the Mill City-Stay­ ren.
ties of properly «Hitfitting the a general map of the windfall night. I didn't stop to count
ton Seventh-day Adventist
His wife. Crystal, passed group, acording to Mrs. Pen­ damage by light, moderate and the exact number but heard 32
churches, replacing
Morris away in April of this year. nick. who call«?d the meeting. heavy classifications. The aer­ | were broken. They were in the
Venden, who was transferred to They had been married 53
It was noted that while uni­ ial survey involves sketch map­ back section of the postoffice
the Soutttem California Confer­ years.
forms cost a considerable ping of blowdown areas.
lobby. It wasn't done by little
ence. The Storz family are mak­
Final interment for Mr. Car­ amount of money, they also
Survey data will help point folks either as the top row,
ing their home in Stayton where ter was at Lone Oak cemetery last many years with reasonable <xit problem areas and deter­ where most of the damage oc­
Pastor Storz will give impetus in Stayton.
care.
mine salvage goals.
Stone curred, is 67 inches from the
to the work of building a new
said. Quick salvage is import­ fl«x>r. Figure it out for your­
n«»w church then». Storz spent
ant to prevent outbreaks of in­ self.
Muscular Dystrophy Booster
14 years in Veitnam and the
sects. primarily the Douglas-fir One of the worst things about
past three years teaching at
beetle. It is also important to this is that probably when the
Mountain View college in the
prevent loss through decay and inspector comes, he will ask
Philippines where he headed
to reduce fire hazard. The data that the postoffice lobby be
the ministerial seminar.
also will be used as guides in closed at 6 o’clock.
A welcome was given the '
determining need for reinven­
The lobby has been left open
Storz family at the 1OOF hall
tories of timber stands, prob­ all night heretofore for the
in Stayton. After refreshments
able effect on allowable cuts, convenience of patrons. It only
were served Pastor Storz show­
and so forth.
takes a few to spoil it for the
ed colored slides of th«» I’hilip- ;
Eight aerial observers and many. I doubt very much if
pines.
four aircraft are involved in the ones who did this damage
the suppplemental survey. Five have any idea of what the pun-
observers are from four west­ ismment will be if and when
Prineville Masons
ern regions of the Forest Ser­ they are caught.
Here for Buck Feed
vice. one from the Bureau of
The annual Prineville visita­
Land Management, and one
Grover Cleveland once said "A
tion was heki here Saturday ev­
each from the states of Oregon truly American sentiment re­
ening in conjunction with the
and Washington. The men have cognizes the dignity of labor
buck feed at the IOOF hall.
been flying every day that vis­ and the fact that honor lies in
Several members fn»m the
ibility would permit.
honest toil. We've come a long
eastern Oregon city were pre­
ways since that time, and I
sent and following the dinner
wonder if it has all been in
conferred the first degree in
Home Products
the right direction. How many
Masonry upon Victor Herron
millions of productive hours are
Coffee To Be Held
of Gates.
lost each year on the now great
The Prineville members have
national habit of the “coffee
At
Gates
November
1
6
Pictuied is David Crowsen, plucky eleven year old
been visiting this kxige for
break." It is a known fact that
GATES—The first in a series workers, that is people who are
many years and the local son of Mr. and Mrs. James Crowsen of Junction City,
of coffees, sponsored by the doing tedious routine assembly
kxigi*
members
will
visit Oregon, and Governor Mark Hatfield.
Prineville later on.
David has been chosen the 1962 Oregon Poster Gates Women's club, will be jobs, will do much better if they
Child of the Muscular Dystrophy Associations of Amer­ the Home Products coffee, giv­ have a break once in awhile.
en in the clubhouse Friday af­ Take a trip to the state house
ica.
Health Clinic To
ternoon. November 16 from 1 in Salem and you’ll wonder
David's
first
official
action
was
calling
on
Gover
­
Be Held November 21 nor Mark Hatfield to accept the governor’s proclama­ to 5 p. m.
what is going on. It looks like
Anyone living between Stay­ a glorified coffee palace, a real
Then* will I m » a Health and
tion
in
which
the
governor
states
“
I
do
proclaim
the
ton and Idanha is eligible to picnic. Y«xi can't find a place
Immunization clinic at Santiam
Union High sclxxil Wednesday. month of November 1962 as Muscular Dystrophy Month exhibit articles they make, to sit down. I was visiting with
Noverr.oer 21 between the hours in Oregon and urge that all our citizens give full sup­ either for sale or as a hobby. a friend this weekend who said
port to the work of the Dystrophy Associations of Tht»re are no fees. Residents in a Portland office (govern­
of 9 and 11 :30 a. m.
Nurses To Be
Those wishing to mak«» an ap­ America.”
of the area are asked to share ment employees) that some of
pointment with the doctor are
David, as a symbol of more than a quarter of a ideas with others — ceramics, the "hard-working" gals come
At PT A Meeting
Mrs Don Westrick, president ■ asked to call Mrs. Sid Baugh­ million Americans who suffer from the mysterious mosaics, wtxxien articles, knit­ to work, check in then hurry
muscle wasting disease, will play a featured role in ting, f«xxi holiday gifts, trim­ to tlie coffee shop for their
of th«» Santiam PTA said that man at 897-2627.
the
march for Muscular Dystrophy which traditionally mings or arrangements—any or breakfast, on paid time of
Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Yearly
course.
Personally,
think
from the staff of the Marion Weather, Detroit Dam takes place during the Thanksgiving season. Public all will be welcomed.
A special invitation is extend­ we've gone too far in this busi­
County Health department will 7 A. M. Daily Weather Reading contributions from the house-to-house appeal are used
to th«» many new residents ness. but I no dcxjbt am far
lx» at the Wednesday evening
and Igike Elevation
by MDAA to finance a compiehensive program of ed
in this area to come in and outnumbered by those who are
meeting of the PTA and will
Max. Min. Pep. Elev. scientific research and services to patients.
get acquainted, bring an exhibit enjoying these “layoffs" from
be guest speakers on a health Nov. 7
55 40 000 1495.50
The majority of muscular dystrophy victims are
work.
panel discussion.
Nov. 8
55 39 0 47 1494.23 children. Unless a cure is found in time progressive if possible, and a friend.
A United Nations Coffee is
They both are nurses and Nov. 9
53 46 1.12 149352
natuie of the disease will one day reduce them to a com­ planned for a later date, when Here’s a good household hint:
Mrs. Byers Is a frequent visitor Nov. 10
52 44 0.19 1493.58
to the area.
Nov. 11
49 44 0.72 1493.73 pletely helpless condition in which even slight ailments folks will be invited to show To keep cake from getting stale,
There will also be a film on Nov. 12
52 40 0.35 1494.12 like a cold can prove fatal. Children afflicted with articles from a foreign country | put it in a paper box in the
—a large display is anticipated. I children’s room.
physical fitness.
Nov. 13
53 40 0.42 1494.27 muscular dystrophy rarely survive to maturity.
Wolverines Come
Out on Short End
Of Long Trip
Santiam Chapter of
Retarded Children
Meets November 6
Pep Club to Lions To Have
Ladies Night
Sponsor Fall November 26th
Fashion Show
Air Survey
Shows Storm
Damage
Meeting Held To
Discuss Need For
Last Rites Tuesday New Band Uniforms
For Frank I. Carter
L. G. Storz With
Adventist Churches
In This Area
Up and Down
The Avenue