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VOLUME XIX
City Enterprise
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THE MILL CITV ENTERPRISE, THÏKHDAY, OCT, 3, ÜHÍ.3
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Duckworth Raiies Duck Like Spud
The Avenue
Scouting Slated
Conference
Champions
Legislative
Pay Slash
Tom Drynan, scoutmaster,
said today that there will be a
school night for scouting“ at
the Recreation Center Thurs­
day night at 8 o'clock.
All boys interested in Cub
Scouts, Boy Scouts, or Explor­
ers, are asked to be present.
Parents, too. are asked to come
out tor this meeting. The Cub
Scout program includes boys
from 8 to 11; Boy Scouts 11 to
14, and Explorers from 14 on
up, said Drynan.
He also said there is a need
for den mothers to help with the
Cub scout program.
Whether y<ai like Sen. Wayne
Morse or not. you will have to
admit that hr has tlx- Intestinal
fortitude to express his opinions
Serra remained undefeated in
regardless of the outcome I
An initiative petition to cut
All 1965 graduates of Santiam
have never been a Morse fan. <’u|»ltnl Uonfrrenee play as they
legislative salaries to $125 a
High school who wish to enter
i,
even when he was a Republican, dowiuil tin- Wolverine»
month was filed with the State
the 1.964-65 National Merit Schol­
ixit 1 will st »out his praises on Their ability to sweep the ends,
Department Monday.
arship com pet it ion sh«»uld reg­
tils foreign aid stand at this seemingly at will, spelled defeat
The 1963 Ijegialature boosted
ister now at the school office.
time I only wish the rest of for the hapless Wolverines
the salaries from $600 a year to
Burton Boroughs, principal, an-
The Sabers ran up 301 yarda
<>ur Oregon delegation In Wash­
$250 a month.
nounced.
ington would get on the same ngain»I 151 for the Wolvenm-s
The petition Monday was filed
The National Merit Scholar­
Ixinthivagon am! see If lam« of Their major gains came from
by Stacy Adams, Yoncalla;
shipship Qualifying Test will be
this senseless foreign aid spend­ sweeps and other running plays
Frank P. Liening, Winston; Geo.
given in the school at 9 a. m.,
while their passing attack fell -
ing canned be curbed.
A. Trumbo, Oakland, and Dean
Tuesday, March 10 (or Satur­
Senator Morse has written far short of the pwvrr they dis-1
Boss. Drain.
day, March 14). 1964.
Gil Duckworth, who liven with hi» wife on King- R. They
three articles In The Oregonian played on the ground.
need 37,096 signatures to
Students who will complete
w<xxl
said
"thia
haa
been
a
good
garden
year,
’
’
and
has
Santiam's score came in the
Th<- first aj»peared Sunday and
put the measure on the general
secondary school in Í3K and
the last appeared
Tuesday fourth quarter as the Wolver­ the produce to prove his point. He is shown here with election ballot next year.
I
enter college in the sa e calen-
morning I know many people ine i took to the air from their one of the White Rose potatoes raised in their garden.
The group calls
<
itself the
dar year are eligible for schol­
here do not take The Oregonian, new spread formation. Don Po The Mpud looks like a duck and weighs 3 pounds 15) “Committee for Reasonable
arship consideration in the 1964-
and for that reason I have saved drabsky hit Randy Marihall on ounces, and that makes news. He said he has always en­ legislative Salaries.”
65 Merit Program.
The executive committee of
the articles and suggest that the same play on two occasions joyed farming, however that has not been his life. He is
Two state senators have said
To receive consideration, the
1 the Oregon Agricultural Tax As­
you come to this office and read First the ball moved Into »cor­
that
if
a
special
legislative
ses
­
student must take the test when
now
retired
and
states
they
are
very
happy
with
their
sociation
met
in
Salem
Thursday
them. They will open your eyes ing territory anil the sccixm I
sion is called, they would vote
it is offered in his school. Par­
and in some measure show you ¡ miss reception resulted in a location in Mill City. They also had some exceptional to reduce the salaries. They are to further consider a sales tax ticipating students pay a $1 fee
sweet corn this year, it getting to be nine feet tall. Gil Sens. Anthony Yturn, R -On­ initiative. The association is on the day of the test. Any in­
the falacy <4 our present pro­ score
In defeat, the Wolverines says he and his wife have had some wonderful fishing tario, Senate Republican Lead­ an organization composed of terested student who is unable to
gram. It can never do the job
Il It started out to do It played their best game of the here thia season.—The Mill City Enterprise photo.
er; and Harry Boivin, D-Klam- some 20 commodity group* and pay the fee should consult Mr.
farm organizations in Oregon.
will nevrr buy any
true sea* mi Ron Cannon and I-arry
ath Falls.
Boroughs.
Albert Julian, Scio, is chairman
friends for us. but It will In time Drake threaded their way to­
Awards in the Merit Program
| of the group.
ward paydirt several times only
help bnnkru(H our nation.
are granted on the basis of in­
group
was
Julian
said
the
I have always contended that to be tackled by the last man
tellectual merit, but student fin­
formed last winter for the pur­
our pn-sent upcoming cloction, l»rtw«x-n them and the goal.
ancial needs
determine the
pose of trying to work out a
Mik«- Gleason displayed tre­
October 15. could have been
amount of individual stipends
tax program that all of agricul-
averted if the Federal Govern­ mendous power running the ball
The stipends are renewable each
I ture could support.
ment w«Mild only reduce v»nr <4 and 1< m 1 the defensive effort with
year without further testing.
The prominent Scio farmer
its expenditures. I may be his mnny tackles from the mid­
An appeal is being made to
A student’s performance on
' said that the his groep had gen­
wrong, but I predict that there dle linebscker slot. The Santiam
the qualifying test also provides
women in the area to help ac-
erally
agreed
upon
a
sales
tax
will lx- an overwhelming "no” line changed from spectators to
him with information that is
tiva’e the Campfire Girls pro­
but that there are a great many
vote at this eloction. It may he btockers during the second hslf
useful in career planning or in
gram this year.
Working drawings for a three-
The
first
meeting
of
the
year
detils to be worked out.
a Iwid thing for the state, tot <4 plsy. Dm Podrabtky found
selecting courses in high school
Mrs.
Marian
Minty,
director
of Santiam PTA will be held at
“At our meeting Thursday we
y»xi can't continually spend | he had a passing arm. Larry room addition to Santiam High
the high school library Wednes­ for the Willamette area council discussed a 3 per cent sales tax and college. Mr. Boroughs said
money lieyond the ability of the Conover recovered his last here, to meet enrollment growth,
After the test, each participat­
has
held
a
meeting
here
recent
­
year’s viciousncss
Joe Hirte are expected to be completed day evening. October 9. accord­ ly to try and interest mothers ' with food for home consumption ing students received a hand­
jiroplc to pay.
ing
to
Mrs.
Dave
Barnhardt,
exempt.” Julian said. It is the
Many say our state services and Grant Merrill began to this month, Administrator Will-
in serving as leaders.
book for merit program parti­
president.
1 feeling of most of the agricult-
will have to lx- curtailed Mayl»- block with new vigor on their
Mrs.
Wendell
Heller,
who
has
I ural groups at this itme that cipants. prepared by Science
Following
the
business
ses
­
lam
Iewellen
said
Tuesday.
¡Milling plays Freshmen Ernest
that is what the people want
Research associates, the test­
assised with the program for a
Lewellen said a special im­ sion the teachers In the new j number of years is taking a well : certain provisions of any sales ing agency. The handbook is de­
less government Who knows It Frrrmnn, Pat M<»re, Lindsey
administrative district will be I
tax law should be embodied in
won't be long brtorr the (»allots Davenport, Bo Herron, and Lyle provement fund which has al­
signed to help students under­
deserved rest this year.
introduced.
, the state consitutkm.
Julian stand their individual test re­
are counted then we shall see CUtsforth, xhm*«Ml they were ready been accumulated would
Another
Leaders
meeting
will
Refreshments
will
be
served
listed
these
as
the
rate
ot
the
what we shall SM. No matter readv for Varsity plsy All the*«-
lx- held at the Youth Center in ' | tax. the distribution of the rev­ sults. to make comparisons with
be used |o pay for the one- by the executive committee.
which way tl»e vote goes. It events took place in defeat.
scores of high school students
the park at 10 a. m. on October
An
executive
meeting
will
be
enue and a limitation of the use across the country, and to use
Mt Angel now looks like the story structure to lx- added to
will lie interesting to see the
8
when
Mrs.
Minty
will
again
be
held at the grade school cafe­
of the property tax so long as a
developments which will folk** next hi»rizon to conquer Will the the south wing <4 the ¡»resent
this information in making edu­
teria Monday, October 7 when present.
sales tax is collected.
Big Red finally overcome the high school building.
cational and vocational plans.
¡»Ians
for
the
first
and
subse-
“Oregon presently has a lop­
odds against tlwnn in A-2 com-
Students can thus learn more
He said the school board quent meetings will be discus-
sided tax structure.” Julian
petition? Will the Angel game
about their educational strengths
Weight
Control
To
Be
would
probably
call
for
bids
on
sed
|
said,
“
and
I
believe
a
sales
taxi
start thrm <m the victory trail?
1 and weaknesses, whether or
Lyons Extension Unit I would more equitably balance not they plan to attend college.
It might t»e worth your while the project when working plans
arc
in
hand
from
Architect
Ben
the tax load among all Oregon
to travel to Mt. Angel to see
In addition to the awards
Topic October I Oth I citizens.”
the game at 8 p m. Friday Cave of Salem.
made by the National Merit
LYONS
—
The
Lyons
Home
Ex
­
“
It
is
currently
our
thinking
The
project
will
include
two
night
Scholarship Corporation, about
Warning sill» an«i halls will he
tension group will hold their ! that at least 50 per cent of the
standard high ach«ul classrooms
175 business corporations, foun­
sent out at the beginning of next
next meeting October 10 at 10 revenue from any sales tax
and a home economics room.
dations. colleges,
professional
week to all parents of students
a. m. in the basement of the should go for property tax re-
| lief and that the balance should associations, unions, trusts and
of Santiam High sdhool.
The State of Washington has Methodist church.
individuals give scholarships
These “valentines,” as they
Topic will be weight control go to reduce income taxes, off­
completed an agreement with
through the Merit Program. A
are popularly called In college,
the State Industrial Accident and everyone attending is asked set die personal property and
considerable number of other
will make the parents aware of
Commission permitting workers to bring a piece of fresh fruit, inventory'
tax
and the rest scholarship agencies utilize the
mib-standani school work done
who are subject to Oregon's piece of raw vegetable and should go to the general fund,“
services of NMSC in awarding
by their children The proced-< , The Keizer I Jons Auditorium
Workmen s CompcnsatKxi Law. one hard cooked or deviled egg. Julian concluded.
their scholarships.
at
4100
Cherry
avenue
Northeast
ure was started last year and
Mrs. Leoa Johnson is presi­
The
group of agricultural
to leave Oregon incidental to
In the period. 1956-63. about
will continue this year as it was tn Salem will tie the scene Oct­
their employment and still re­ dent of the unit and invites any­ organization plans to meet 7.500 students have received
ober 6 of the Salem Stamp So­
well received by the ¡»rents.
main under Oregon coverage, one in the community to at-, | again after the October 15 tax
Merit Scholarship awards and
'Die school administration and ciety's annual exhibition and
C. D. Matthis, assistant direct­ tend, particularly those new to election to make final plans
thousands of other high scoring
bourse.
I
concerning
the
sales
tax.
teachers would appreciate calls
or. employer coverage division the area.
students have been assisted in
The Salem society is now hold­
Plans are afoot for a 1.200- has just informed employers.
during school hours concerning
obtaining financial aid from
these warning slips and tele­ ing its meetings at the Keizer acrv ski resort on Three Fin­
Since 1957 when the Legisla­
other sources.
I.ioni
Auditorium,
according
to
gered
Jack
in
the
Cascade
phone calls are also welcome.
ture amended the Workmen’s
Additional information may be
If parents are unable to make It Thomas D. Pomeroy. 3935 Riv­ Mountains. Salem attorney Dale Compensation law to permit
secured at the high school of­
during school I tours, s ¡»ecl al con­ ercrest Drive North. Salem, who W. Picraon said Monday.
SIAC to enter into agreements
fice.
Pierson, spokesman for West­ with other states so employers
sideration will be given if war­ may be contacted for informa­
tion
on
the
October
6
event.
ern Star Development Co., said could take workers out of the
ranted.
The show which will feature the group has asked the U. S. state and. by paying prem­
The students will have two
weeks to make work up and a bourse, opens st 10 a. m. Forest Service to set aside 1.200 iums. continue to have their
acres of the proposed Mt. Jef­ employees protected by Oregon
get their grades above the fall­ and will close at 5 p. m.
There will be competition in ferson Wilderness Area for the law. there have been nearly
ing level. This warning period
Bud Freres. chairman of the
will occur at the end of the the show in both senior (17 resort
2,000 certificates of extraterri­ North Santiam Safety Council maintained in effective working
Pierson aaid the acreage torial coverage issued by SIAC. presided at the first fall meet­
fourth week during each six years or more) and Junior clas­
Residents trying to set their
condition.
ses and there will be no entry would take only one small cor- recognizing agreements with ing of the group held recently
weeks grading period.
7.36 Machine operators shall clocks by the noon whistle the
or admission fees.
ner of the wilderness area for eight states. This procedure at the Last Frontier at Gates.
make necessary inspections of past few days probably had a
Classes will be provided for the site on the eastern slope of has become highly regarded by
Tony Shillingburg from Tim­ vital parts of their equipment difficult time, or more likely a
U. S„ foreign. Cards and Covers, Three Fingered Jack, about employers as indicated by the ber Operators Council, Inc., of
each day before starting work. “different” time.
Topicals, Novelties and miscel­ four miles northwest of Suttle fact that a year ago last spring, Portland discussed the topics
The trouble started Thursday
All repairs or adjustments ne­
laneous.
Lake.
when Ohio became a signator, for the coming months.
cessary for safe operation shall evening when the siren blew
This year the show will in­
Wednesday. October *
The first stage of construc- only 800 certificates had been
Oiairman Freres led the topic be made before any strain or about 7 p. m. for a prolonged
Santiam Reheknh lodge. 8 P clude a first day cover section tkwi would include a four-mile issued since the law was
discussion for the eveniig.
load is placed upon the equip­ period with many people think­
with a special award by the access road. a 6,000-foot chair amended.
m at hall.
ing it was a Civil Defense warn­
It was brought out that there ment
American First Day Cover So­ lift, a 2.000-foot ski tow and a
Jaycees at hall, 8 p. m.
Employers have been advised should be ample room on the
9.59 Head or top loaders shall ing One man got into his car
ciety.
lodge. This would cost an esti­ if they have workmen leaving landing to put the logs so the be experienced men and phy­ to track down some smoke he
Thursday, October 8
Entries in the show must be mated $250,000.
the state they should
check yarding operator and loading sically active. Men with physi­ saw in the northeast section of
Garden Cluh at home of Mrs. in place by 12:30 p. m. October
Pierson said a decision on the with the Commission to avoid engineer is able to see the en­ cal handicaps should not be town and ended up at the site of
Kenneth Corning 1 o’clock des­ 6, since Judging is to start by request, which would come after
possibility of being directly li­ tire working area. It is also a subjected to the hazards of this Bill Pennicks slash fire. An­
sert luncheon.
1 p. m.
a government studv. will prob­ able to an Oregon worker who good idea to keep the landing
other fellow doing some work In
position.
ably come in about a year.
might be injured in another free from debris.
Friday, October 4
9.63 In loading logs care shall his attic thought the cops were
state.
TOOF lodge at hall. 8 p. m.
Chasers on the loading shovel be taken to properly balance the chasing a speedster!
California was the first state should always be in the clear load on the center plates of the
However. Valley Telephone
Round Robin Pinochle club
Exchange Student Has greement in 1958. Since then and let the operator know of car or truck and trailer.
Company crews finally have the
at home of Tearlv Muir, 7:30.
to enter into the reciprocity his whereabouts at all times.
Rid or Runch Pinochle club at
9.66 Not more than the upper trouble corrected (they hope)
Visit With Countryman Colorado. Nevada, Ohio, South Truckers were advised to stay half of any log shall extend with the repair of a telephone
home erf Hnttie Fencl, 7 30.
Dakota, Utah and
Wyoming in their trucks or out of the way above stakes unless properly cable on Fairview street. It
WedfMMulay, October 9
Dedication of the Fishermen's
was slightly cracked from mois­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Calkins and have entered agreements.
after the loading operation is and securely saddled.
Order of Rairtbow for Girls at Bend Park on the North Santi­ Gene, and Chris Sorensen had
9.69 All workmen shall be in ture reaching it.
started, and they were advised
hall. 7:30
am River is planned for “near
The six fire alarm phones in
as their guest Sunday, Bent Bodeker Ge+$ His
to wear hard hats when work­ the clear while logs are being
Santiam PTA at High School future.”
Sorensen of Denmark. He lives
hoisted or while logs or loads the city operate through th»
ing around the landing.
library at 8 p. m. Teacher’s
The 160-acre tract is located just 20 miles from Chris' home Deer the Easy Way
The following excerpts from are being shifted on or swung telephone system.
reception.
Eldon Hutchinson, fire chief,
three miles west of Mill City. town and is in the United
Many deer hunting parties “Safety Code for I-ogging, State toward cars or trucks.
It is being developed by the States on a plywood mill schol­ were formed this week, some of Oregon. Industrial Accident
9.70 Standing directly between said there were no actual fires
Bureau of I »nd Management.
arship.
going to distant points and a Commission” were read and a truck cab and a log being despite all the siren activity.
Travel Film Shown
To be one of the most com­
He is presently employed at great deal of effort was spent discussed:
loaded or unloaded is prohibited.
pletely equipped parks in the tlie Simpson mill at Lyons and getting the deer packed on the
Albert Toman who suffered
7.3 A safe and adequate means
9.72 Loads or logs shall not
At Lions Meeting
state, it will have picnic and from there will go to their mill vehicle to bring it home.
of access to and egress from be moved or shifted while bind­ a slight heart attack recently
A travel film on California camping facilities, playground at Eureka, Calif. The $2,000
Francis Bodeker got his the all parts of logging machines ers are being applied or adjust­ is recuperating nicely at home.
put <ait by an airline was shown equipment, horseshoe pits, vol­ scholarship from a Denmark easy way.
where persons must go shall be' ed.
Mr. Toman was working on the
nt the Monday night meeting of leyball and badminton courts. mill allows him to study pro­
10.66 Binders shall be placed roof at Hilltop Market when the
ladders,
Working on his loader early provided. Necessary
the Mill City Nona club.
Campers can cook over coin- duction methods here in the this week he spotted a nice buck steps, step plates, foot plates, and tightened around the com­ extreme heat of the day caused
A committee was named by operated electric stoves. The United States. Although the two and as he had his gun with him running boards, walkways, grab pleted load before shifting it for his difficulty. He was able to
President Ramey Scott to make park will he serviced by its Sorensen young men have the thought it too good a chance to irons, handrails, etc., shall be balance. Sufficient binders to get down off the roof, and call
up a list of prospective mem­ own water system, a 2,500 gal­ same name they are not related. pass up. After killing the buck provided and maintained.
hold the load shall be placed the doctor. His many friends in
bers for the club. They will meet lon water tank with a 25O-galk»n They enjoyed talking about their he used the loader to put it on
7.9 Brakes shall be installed and tightened before a truck is the area will be glad to hear he
in the near future.
per minute pump.
is getting along all right.
on all machine drums and moved from the landing.
native Denmark.
his truck.
Agricultural Tax
Group Favors
Sales Tax Levy
Drawings of
Santiam PTA To
Santiam High
Meet in Library
Addition Due
October 9th
Warning Slips To Be
Sent To Parents
Stamp Exhibit
Slated at Salem
Need Camp Fire
Leaders Now
Washington State
Signs SIAC Pact
Firm Seeks Ski
Area On Side of
3-Fingered Jack
Loading and Landing Safety
TopicatSafety Council Meet Noon Whistle Off
Beat Recently
Coming Events
Dedication of Park
Set On Santiam