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ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY—OREGON’S EAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
VOLUME W
Ore. Journal
Juniors To
Appear Here
Mrs Willard Gabriel, presi­
dent of the American Field Ser­
vice, said this week that plans
were progressing for the first
af>pearance of thr Oregon Jour­
nal Juniors in thia area.
Dw will I h - at the grade
school gym Saturday evening.
January 25 at 8 p. m.
larry McClung, director will
tie In Mill City next week to
release more ¡«ubliclty on the
group and make final plans
There are youngsters of all
ages and will feature dancing,
singing,
Instrumental,
baton
twirling, acrobatics and many
specialty acts.
This group has toured In all
the western states and has ap­
peared at many colleges and
universities.
Proceeds will assist the Ah'S
In carrying on their exchange
student program
Tin: MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, Till 'ESI»AY. JAN. », HMH
Nearing Century Mark
Lions To
Install New
President
Santiam Wins from
Scrappy Gervais
Team Tuesday
Santiam Tuesday night defeat­
ed a scrappy, aggressive club,
from Gervais 63 to 52 on their
court. The game was in doubt
until the last five minutes. San­
tiam hit two fast break bas­
kets and set up two or three of­
fensive maneuvers that hadn't
worked up to that time. The
dominance of the backboard
during the last quarter was the
determining factor in the win.
Santiam's ball handling improv­
ed during the game but the
team has a long road to travel
before it will be ready for the
tough teams.
The scoring for Santiam was
spread among all of the 1 team
member».
Randy Mashall — 8.
Doug Hill — 0.
Ellis Meuser — 12.
Ron Ohmart — 11.
Mark Sheythe — 7.
Ron Cannon — 9.
Mike Gleason — 0.
Don Podrabsky — 16.
David Cline — 0.
Santiam lost a squeaker 57-56
in the JV game to Gervais.
93.00 A Year — I Oc zl Copy
State Education Group to
Survey at Santiam High
Mill City Lions will install a
Schools in the Mill City-Gates
Schoolhouse Planning, State De­
n<-w president at their meeting
administrative district No. 129J
partment of Eudcation. Dr.
next Monday night, it was de-
will have an education facility Walter Shold, Deputy Superin­
elded at a board meeting held
and program survey on Thurs­ tendent, Marion County Inter­
at the Fred Berg nome Monday
mediate District. Gien Weaver,
day and Friday or this week.
tught. Berg will be installed to
Director
of School Guidance Ser­
fill the unexpired term of Barn­
Committee members will in­
vice. State Department of Edu­
ey Scott, who resigned because
clude :
cation. Kenneth Stuart. Super­
he is moving trom Mill City.
Dr. Willard Bear, Assistant intendent, Riddle Public
In other board action, Lee
Superintendent, State Depart­ Schools.
Ross'waa named first vice pre­
In making its study, the Com­
Marry Van Duzcn observed hia With birthday at sident; Mel Rambo was moved
ment of Education, Chairman.
mittee will view the educational
his home January 2. He enjoys fairly g<xxl health for hi« from third vice ¡«resident to se­
Kenneth Bamsburg, Superin-
program as a whole (grades
age and on good days likes to walk about. The Van cond and Burton Borcxjghs was
tendent, Douglas County Inter­ 1-12); but its work will be facil­
Duzcn home (former Art Roda place) is located on the named to fill the third v. p. •
mediate District. William Dol- itated by providing for some di­
banks of the Santiam where they can enjoy its scenic spot Bob Hill wa* named to
myer, Superintendent, Linn vision of labor and the group
the
board
of
directors
to
fill
the
beauty. Mr. Van Duzen was born in Newport, Ken­
County
Intermediate District. will be given subcommittee as­
vacancy left when Ix?e Ross
tucky and came to On-gon from Montana in 1941. They was
signments.
elevated to the first vice
Dr. James Ellingson, Director
The purpose of the study will
lived in Eox Valley until about 5 years ago when they presidency.
of Secondary Education State be to identify areas of strength
purchased the Roda home.
Secretary Jim Gordon report­
Department of Education. Dr. and weakness in the school pro­
ed that there was a net from
Irene Hallberg, Consultant in gram and to suggest actions
the birthday calendar sale of
that might be taken to strength­
Elementary
Education. State
$461.79.
en the program where weakness
Izer Rose reported that eight
Department of Eudcation. Miss may be found. It will not be the
families
received
Christmas
Phyllis Hoch stet tier, Consult­ purpose of the Committee to
baskets This project is spon­
ant in School Library Services, rate individual staff members
sored jointly by the Ministerial I
State Department of Education. nor to attempt an overall eval­
Association and Lions. Money'
uation in terms of other schools.
Ivan Smith, Consultant o n The committee will merely ap­
left in this fund wil] be used
to purchase meal tlcxets at the
ply its collective professional
school for those needing assist-1
judgment concerning how the
ance. This action will be taken ;
school board, the administra­
only if all concerned are in
tion, and the staff might go
agreement.
about improving the educa­
Die first meeting of the new |
tional program in terms of goals
For thr past pair years the ing teen-age children at home year will be held at 6:30 next ,
LYONS Preceding the regu­
which are generally consider­
Die
student
must
either
have
a
Mill
CltyXlate«
area
has
en
­
Monday night.
lar meeting <«( Santiam Valley
ed desirable for a good school
Grange Friday evening a p«»t tertained foreign exchange stu­ private room or a room with a
system to achieve.
Young
&
Morgan,
Inc.,
pur-
luck supper was served follow­ dents through the American family member of the same sex
The committee's analysis of
chased the Mansfield Creek No.
York and age. Host families are al­
ed by a Science program pre­ Field Service in N«-w
the program together with any
2
timber
sale,
which
was
held
lowed
to
deduct
$50
per
month
sented by Ik.nald McKinzie of City.
recommendations for improve­
at the Mill City Ranger Station,
Stayton Union High nnd two <>f
Present Field Service officers, <»n their income tax during the
ment will be transmitted to the
Willamette National Forest, De-
bis stialenta. Michelle Uu nnd headed by Mrs Willard Gabriel, montlis the exchange student is ,
administration and staff in the
cember 31 for $151,482.10.
in
their
home.
Ronnie (Tarkson who had a feel that many people <1 o
form of a written report after
Members
of
the
AFS
chapter
The sale included 8,000 M
display <>f moths, butterflies and not have a true Idea of the
the conclusion of the visitation.
Annual
election
notice
and
other insects which they show­ purpose of AES. therefore some sene a two-year term and this
Seeking professional assist- board feet of timber. (4,700 M ballots for the upcoming election The staff and teachers in this
ed an<l talked about.
of Ha history and goals arc be­ month positions of president and ance in preparing 1963 Federal board feet of Douglas-fir; 2.450
for directors of Santiam Memor­ district have been working on
overseas coordinator chairman,
At thr business meeting Paul ing reviewed.
income tax returns is a good M board feet of Hemlock and ial hospital have beep
een milled
program profiles,
m ailed
assistant
home
placement
and
Kirsch master
the Stayton
"Die American Field Service
idea. A. G. Erickson. District other; 100 M board feet of Pine;
750 M board feet of Noble-fir i**?; Tho8e receiving nfeoes and Thi$ *iU ** Wfc>wed hy further
Grange presided over the meet­ is a private, non-profit, educa­ tinanc? member are all open.
Director ot the Internal Reven­
ballots have until the 15th of surveys in subject matter araas.
Diere will be an open meet­
ing due t<> the absence of John tional organization whose pur­
ue Service for Oregon said to- and Shasta Red Fir.
the
month to have meir ballots i
ing
on
January
15th
in
the
San
­
The sale encompases 13 7
Stroschlne, master of Santiam pose is the furthering of under­
day.
marked and in the office at:
acres
of
timber
located
in
the
)
standing and good-will among tiam high school commercial
There arc four points to keep
i Stayton. The secret ballots will I
Reports were heard from Al- the ¡«copies of the world It car­ room and anyone interested in in mind in selecting a tax ad- Breitenbush River Dainage.
be counted the evening of Janu-
serving
on
the
chapter
or
know
­
t>crt Julian on Insurance; Sam ries cut this purpose by bring­
visor. For example, do not pat-
I ary 15 and the results will be
Wi/er on legislature and Uoyd ing teen-age students from ing more about it is invited to ronize a tax advisor who:
I announced at the annual stock-.
Slctto on Agriculture.
abroad to study in American attend.
1. Does not have a permanent
holders meeting held at 8 p. m.
Any
organization
wishing
to
Chris Rehman, Scio Grange high schools and prepara lory
place of business or address
j January 16 in the conference I
Wednesday, January 8
make
a
contribution
is
urged
master was a guest.
schools and to live with Amer­
You might have to call him in
Order of Rainbow for Girls
room at the hospital.
ican families ano communities to do so and It will be deeply case IRS questions the return. |
One director will be elected' The deadline for calendar year
hall. 7:30.
appreciated.
Through
a
scries
for the school year. On the
2 Wants the refund check sent
PTA at grade school cafeteria in the Mill City-Gates area, taxpayers' paying the last in­
of
“
wentherwise
circumstances"
other hand. Amcrian teenagers
to his address.
room 8 p. m. Chris Sorensen Two candidates, Shields Re- stallment on esCmated Federal
arc sent abroad to spend the the tree-planting program which
3. Claims that he can obtain will be guest speaker.
Mine and Don Moffatt are on 1 income tax returns for 1963. is
was
expected
to
net
the
AFS
summer in homes, or to spend
a large refund check for you
the ballot.
a
neat
profit
was
cancelled.
Thursday,
January
9
; Wednesday, January 15, 1964.
six months living with families
or asks for a percentage of i
Garden Club at home of Mrs. 1 Four directors will be named
If you have previously filed an
nnd attending schorls abroad. I With the opening of the new your refund check as a fee. or.
year Chris Sorensen has a busy
Clara Swan. 1 o'clock dessert in the Stayton area. On the bal­ , estimated return and events oc­
Snntinm extended Its win­
Die American Field Service > . , .
4. Suggests that you claim
lot are M. F. Cox, John Davis, curring in the last quarter of
; engage-
luncheon.
ning streak to five games in n was founded in 1915 as a vol-
dependents or deductions to,
Ken Farwell, Douglas Heater. 1963 indicate that your income
,
ments
and
residents
arc
invited
Friday,
January
10
row by downing non-league unteer ambulance corps anil
which you are not entitled.
T.
G. Freres, Kathryn Weddle, will be substantially more or
to
hear
him.
«\rmngemcnts
for
IOOF lodge at hall, 8 p. m.
Sheridan 68-19
served with the allied forces
W. J. Roberts and Walter less than your original estimate,
Santiam blasted off to an 18-9 in both World War I and II. Its any engagements should be
Sat unlay. January 11
Weather, Detroit Dam IOOF-Rebekah lodge installa­ Smith.
you should file an amended de­
first quarter lead, ran this to I 4.500 volunteer members car­ made with Mrs. Gabriel.
I
Two are to be elected in the claration on January 15. said
The
AFS
program
is
one
from
' A. M. Daily Weather Reading tion. 8 p. m. Open to public.
38-21 by half time and won ried over a million casualties.
Sublimity area. On the ballot A. G. Erickson of the Internal
and lake Elevation
The AFS peacetime programJ which future generations will
going away.
Monday, January IS
j are John Mackie. Don Blades, i Revenue Service for Oregon.
Mnrk Sheythr nnd Ron Can-j of international exchange on the still lie reaping the benefits and
Marilyn Chapter OES No. 145 Henry- Miller and Walter Breit-1 This declaration, he added,
non were high scorers for San-. teen-age level was founded in it is hoped that this article will Datc
Max. Min.
8 p. m. at hall.
,
enstein.
help
in
stimulate
more
interest
should be marked ‘ztmended”
tiam with 21-13 points respect- 1947; the Summer program in
32 50
December 25
Lions club dinner meeting at
Members are reminded that and filed with the same District
this
worthwhile
program.
Ivcly. Others scoring for San-|1950; the school program ini
Fellowship hall. 6:30. New pre- they are entitled to vote for all
46
36
December 26
Director of Internal Revenue
tlam wore Marshall 7, Podrnl«- 1957, with over 60 c«iuntrics now [
side.-.t to be installed.
directors, regardless of where who received the original declar­
40
36
December
27
sky 7. Meuser 6. Robertson 4. participating.
Wednc-Mlay. January 15
they may reside.
ation. A blank amended declar­
38
45
December 28
Ohmart 2. Gleason 2. Cline 2,
A participating student from
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
ation is printed on the back of
one of tile countries must lie of I
Hill 2 and Conover 2.
37
December 29
51
hall. 8 p. m.
the notice of payment due which
Santiam will meet Stayton nvernge or better ncndemic
37
December 30
50
AFS meeting Santiam High
the taxpayer received by mail.
here Friday night and wifi play ability, must spenk English
school, 8 p. m.
50
43
I Mr. Enckson said an original
Serra on Tucsdny, January 14. well, if not fluently, have the I GATES Oh deer me! — Mrs. December 31
declaration of estimated tax for
personality to represent their Wilma Bumgarner struck and
the year 1963 snould be filed by
country capably nnd to puss on killed a deer with her car the
January 15 on Form 1040ES
nnd make use of their under-! other night as she and her son
by taxpayers who first became
I standing <>f tin- United States, I were
__ . returning
. ..
.. from Salem. The
<■» zsr» i. I <■»»» ♦ occurcd
z-vz* z«i 1 I nt
ALBANY — Present trends liable for filing an estimate
The fee for participating in, accident
at ftxzx
the Stay­
cither of these programs is $700 ; ton junction. Mrs. Bumgarner j
promise favorable markets for during the fourth quarter of
woods products in 1964, accord­ 1963.
so it is necessary to have the . reported the deer was on the
However, Mr. Erickson said,
ing to C. D. Davis. Oregon tim­
Santiam started league play support of the community to highway, enveloped in a patch
berland manager for Simpson a taxpayer who is required to
One headlight was |
off right last Friday by over finance this program. Money of fog.
pay an installment first be­
Timber Co.
jiowcring the Scio Loggers 49 may lie raised hy organizations, knocked out of ner car. She
’’The year just ending has comes liable for filing a declara­
to 24. The game started out service clubs, schools, church said "this is getting monoton­
produced improved results and tion. or finds it necessary to
As 1964 constructions goes, so industry.
very slowly ns Scio scored only groups or individuals Money is ous,” as this was her second
Canadian lumber exports to the national outlook for woods amend his declaration in the
two points in the first eight badly needed to complete the recent collision with a deer. A 1 goes the market for Oregon’s
financing of this years p Fil­ fender of her small foreign lumber and plywood, points out the United States in 1963 are products is upward.” said Davis. last quarter of 1963, need not
minuter to Santiaris six.
car was damaged the first time. Ciarles Sutherland, OSU ex­ estimated at 4.9 million board “Simpson’s general employment meet the January 15th deadline
Santiam showed a well bal- gram.
feet or 94 percent of all U. S. level in Oregon in logging and but may elect to file his 1963
Not so fortunate was a Red­ tension forest economist.
Thr Mill City chapter of the
nnced scoring tenm ns eight
men scored, with no one scor- AFS has hosted four exchange mond man whose ear struck a
Sutherland makes his observa­ imports. Sutherland said. Ore­ manufacturing will remain as income tax return on Form 1040
students: Isaac Rodríguez from deer at Niagara Friday, killing tions on 1964 prospects !n the gon’s former water cargo mar­ it is currently but our monthly and pay in full the balance of
Ing in the double figures.
Scoring for Santiam — Law­ Costa Rica, making his home the deer and damaging his car new Oregon Farm and Market kets on the East Coast are 1964 payrolls were be larger.” tax he owes on or before Janu­
Davis said Simpson’s Oregon ary 31, 1964. Also, farmers have
rence Robertson 9, Ellis Mcuser with Mr. and Mrs. Larry I about $200 worth. A wrecker Outlook circular just published dominated by B. C. lumber
9, Marshall 8, Shcythe 7. Cline Brent; Ann Subardi. from In­ was called to tow his car to by OSU and now available from and there is no prospect for a pairoil will rise over $18,000 different deadlines.
If you have any other ques­
change in the next year, he ad­ a month in 1964. This reflects
6, Podrabsky 4, Ohmart 4. nnd donesia. who stayed with the town.
county extension offices.
increases granted by Simpson tions about your estimate or
Robert Vcness family; Okinorl
Hill 2.
National construction fore­ ded.
Ono from Japan, who lived Freres High Bidder
Plywood consumption
will in a three-year contract with your Federal income tax re­
casts for the coming year are
with the Txiwcll Fleetwood fam­
generally favorable. Residential probably reach a new high in unions last June, including a turn, telephone your local In­
ily and now Christian Sorensen On Straight Creek Sale construction is expected to at 1963, Sutherland reports, with 10c hourly increase which be­ ternal Revenue Service office.
War I Vets to
who is making his home with
DETROIT Straight Creek No. least equal last year's rate, installation economies helping came effective June 1.
Elect New Officers
Simpson employees will re­ Dr. Rada Makes Gift
the Edward Calkins family.
1 timber sale was held Monday while commercial,
industrial make prospects bright in 1964.
H. J. Peterson, commander of
Mrs Gabriel said at the pre­ morning at the Detroit Ranger and institutional building are For instance, sidewall plywood ceive two more wage boosts in
World War I Veteran’s Post in sent time applications for host station. Apparent high bidder i all expected to exceed last sheathing can be installed at 1964 5c an hour, effective Janu­ To School Library
Mill City said this week that families arc being received hy was Freres Veneer Co.
Dr. E. L. Rada, former long­
half the labor cost required for ary 1, and 7Hc, effective June
year's mark, he said.
there would he election nnd in­ chapter
members.
Anyone
time resident and a graduate
In the sale was 4.650,000 board | The lumber outlook is good, lumber, the economist said. 1.
Davis said the outlook for of Mill City High school made
stallation of officers at their wishing tn have this rare nnd feet. Five bidders raised the but the trend toward using less However, there will be increased
meeting Saturday, January 11 thrilling experience is asked to oral bid 40 times, Appraised lumber per unit will probably competition from two new ply­ Simpson’s Oregon plywood op­ a gift to the Santiam High
erations at Albany and Lyons School library recently of a set
nt the Mill City Elementary contact
George
Ihimnhrev, value by the Ranger District continue, he noted, with more wood mills in the South.
school.
home placement chairman or was $81.000.
Oregon’s pulp and paper ca­ is further brightened by modern­ of Grove’s Musical dictionary.
| multi-family units, more units
A pot luck dinner will he other AFS members.
Dr. Rada is professor of eco­
Total bid by Freres was with concrete floors and more pacity is expected to expand in ization projects completed in
held nt 1 o’clock and members
Both parents of the host $122,300. The sale area is six prefabricated houses all con- 1964 which wil increase the de­ 1963 or now underway. He said nomics at the University of
arc asked to bring their own fnmily must be at least 3« miles southwest of
mand for chips and pulpwood other projects are being studied California and usually he and
Marion tributing to the decline.
table service.
The
business years old and bom in the Forks. A mile and a quarter of
his family spend the summer
Rritish Columbia competition and add stability to the forest but none are definitely
meeting will follow the dinner. United States: preferably hav- road construction is necessary. still plagues Oregon's lumber products industry.
grammed at this time.
here.
Science Program
Given At Santiam
Article Gives True Idea Of
Purpose of American Field
Service Program
Young & Morgan
Mansfield Sale
Get Competent
Tax Assistance
Directors
Time to Pay
Last Quarter
Tax Installment
Coming Events
Santiam Wins From
Sheridan 68 to 49
Two Deer Killed
Recently By Cars
Santiam Wins From
Scio Loggers 49-24
Construction Key to State
Lumber ■ Plywood Outlook
Simpson Looks for
Good Year in 1964