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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1964)
The Mill City Enterprise ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY—OREGON'S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND NUMBER fi County RoadBowlers Make 600(1 Tourney Showing To Be Fixed This Year »'HE MILI. CITV ENTERPRISE, THURSDAY, JAN. 30, 1904 Towers Discussed At Safety Meeting Ijocal bowlers made a goo«! showing in the annual state tournament which was held re cently at Bend. Th«*rc were a number of mon ey winners Including two first • places by Sunnie Chance and Hob Hill said Inst week he had Holmes in the C Singles, received word that the road be-' Myra Rjpka took first place tween Mill City and Lyons would ln *•* Single« and third place tx* Improved I ln “u events. Also top soor- He had conferred with offlo- rr* wrre ,hp “nd Simpson inis at the IJnn Cbunty Court Other winners were C single, I house and found that this road Malx*J Yankus. Evelyn Johnson. was not on this year's work schedule After his csll he was Dolllr I-alrd, JoAnn Fery, Doro I advis«*d that tt»* plana had been thy Schwindt, Jeamrtte Fery, I advanced and some resurfac und Bobbie Budlong. D Single winners were Penny ing would be done this year. Tex Barger, State Industrial Accident Commission In a phexu* call to Judge Ray Fryer. Elsie Girod and Eva Maddy. The Enterprise was in Myers Ruby Reid was an E engineer discusses logging with the steel tower at a re- cent, meeting of the North Santiam Safety Council at formed that the base work on Single winner. C AU-iwent winm'rs were Ma the Lant Frontier. He gave a good demonstration of guy the rood wni oeing done this llei Yankus, Dollie Laird, Caro WITH. line atreHH with a miniature tower.—The Mill City En Roy Lambert of I.yorta la the lyn Johnson, Delores Stevens, terprise Photo. road supervisor for this area Dorothy Schwindt and Jeanette Fery. and la in charge of the work The atret«d> between Mil! Qty I D All-Events winners were and Lyons takes quite a beat Penny Fryer and Elsie Girod ing from the heavy Jog trucka with C «louble winners, Mabel Yankus. Betty Johnson. Delores Stevens and Anita Gehring. Training Session Held at Silver Falls A Hoy Scout Training scaaitxi held last wrcknxl nt the Silver Falls Scout camp, ac cording to T'nn Drynan. scxxjt- mastrr (king from Mill City wns Alan Yankua, patrol leader, as other hoys in the troop had received thia particular training. Also at tending wire a group of boys from the new Troop No. 45 at Gates. Ilex Herron la the scoutmaster of thin troop. Drynnn said the main punnor ■ < the training was to show hnw the troop operates and pa trol operation within the troop. Scouting skills and rules wen* also raviewed. One ot th«* instructors at the training session was the Junior Greg assistant scoutmaster, Pearce of the Mill Qty troop, There were 228 boy in lite training session group. Drynan also atteniled the STS- Jim sion accompani«*d by Wright, troop commltt«*cman. wm Scott Given Past President's Pin at Lions Club Meeting Fred Berg, president of th«* I4ons club pres«*nted Barney Scott. retiring president with his past president's pin Monday night. Scott Is leaving the area soon. It was reported at the meet- Ing that there had been no call xo far this year for assistance In ¡xirchasing eye glasses for anyone in lite area. There was also a short discus sion on the American Field service l«*d by Burt Boroughs. The matter <*f giving assistance to the program will be taken up at the next board meeting. There is a possibility of losing the program hero unless money Is raised soon. The AFS is about $300 short to «complete ¡xiying tor this year's program. It cos's about $700 to bring an exchange student here. Following the dinner meeting lx*e Bassett showed colored slides of water skiing on Detroit lake and also some hunting scenes. Free Care to Many People Hospitals throughout the (tate provided hundreds of thousands of dollars in care for which __ ............ is _ ........ no (Miyment made, .............. according to (;njc m Christensen, admin- titrator of Santiam Memorial Hospital at Stayton. Betty Jean Klutkc is announ cing this w«*ek that she will open the Studio of Hair Design in the Eid.- building next to Ada's Needle Shop Tuesday, Febru- ary 4 Mrs. Klutke who operated a beauty salon in Stayton for several years, sold out the lat- ter part of the year. Mrs. Klutke will open up shop in the building purchased last year by Mel Eide from Julia Kemp. He has done con siderable work reflnishing the exterior of the building. The in terior has also been repainted. See Mrs. Klutkc's advertise ment in this issue of The Enter prise. W 4 W Construction company will occupy the other half of the Eide Building. Mrs. Albert Stevens is in charge of this office Norblad Wants Increased Earnings For S. S. Retirees Congressman Walter Norblad < R-Ore.) has again urged the House Committee on Ways and Means to act favorably and promptly on his bill to permit increased outside earnings each year by Social Security Re tirees. ; Norblad told the Committee Chairman: "With the high cost <it living today, many ot our Social Security retirees des perately need more than $1200 a year outside earnings each year without suffering deductions from their Social Security bene fits. My bill would permit them earn toI?400 * ye“,r ^«"toitat^ anj much too niKh time that this situation be cor- ' reeled. I urge that you act promptly to bring my bill to a vote in the House of Representa- | tives. I can assure you there is i widespread support for my pro- posal.” First Aid To Be Next Safety Topic $3.00 A Year — 10c A Copy Santiam Dumps Central High in O. T. Thriller By Bill Wilson Santiam got off to a slow start in a Capitol Conference basket ball game played here Friday night. The Wolverines were be hind by one point at the end of the first quarter, and dropped back to a 17-point deficit by the end of the first half. Santiam may have lost hops for awhile, but were quickly New Business To Open Here Soon I revived in the third penod when the Wolverines scored 23 points while Central managed only 7. In the fourth period, the game was fairly even, as neither team Jed by more than four points. In the last seconds of the game Santiam led by two but could not hold the advantage as Central made two free throws. This tied up the game and put it into the first of three, three- minute overtimes. During the first overtime, each team scored two points, so that another over time was necessary to break the tie. The second overtime was to no avail as each team scored four points. The mighty Wolverines then took over in the third overtime period and outscored Central three to two, to win going away. Individual scoring. Randy Marshall 27. Mark Sheythe 15, Ron Ohmart 14, El lis Meuser 9. Don Podrabsky 7, Mike Gleason 6, Larry Conover A new business will be in op eration here in about 30 days when Jack Duggan and Clar ence Jungwirth open up the Mill Qty Sand A Gravel Co., about half a mile west of town on Highway 22 on the east end of the Alvin Garrison property. It will be a commercial plant with sand, gravel, fill dirt and base rock produced. Both de livery service and pick-up at the plant will be avallabe to 2. customers. Scoring by Quarters: People in this area have had Santiam 19 12 23 26 4 2 3—» to have these commodities Central 20 28 7 25 4 2 2-79 brought up from Stayton or oth er areas since the former Jung- 1 I Tony W. Shillingburg of Tim ber Operators Council. In., stat out of business about eight I years ago. ed the next North Santiam Safe ty council meeting would be a family night, and a program of Two Contracts Let first aid would be stressed. A He said this free care is one For Work in Park Personnel from the Linn Coun qualified first aid instructor will factor in rising costs of hospit ty Assessor's Office will be in be on hand to give the latest West of Mill City alization with which the public Mill Qty on Monday, February methods of mouth to mouth re- T ao contracts were awarded 3rd, from 10:00 a. m. to 2.00 p. la not generally aware. susitation. A film "Pulse of by the U. S. Bureau of Land For example, at Santiam Life” will be shown in con Management in Portland Mon m., to accept applications from any one entitled to apply for the Memorial. fr«*e care durini; 1962 junction with the program. This day for construction of facilities Senior Citizens' Residence Ex totaled $5.224 99 For the 12 will be a no-host dinner as at Fishermen’s Bend west of months of 1963 It was $11,859 IS emption. said M Brown ot Al usual. * Mill Qty. bany. In addition to such care, given At the recent meeting held at C. J. Hansen Co., of Salem Applicants should come to the to many transients or others 9ie Last Frontier. Tex Barger, was low bidder at $25.607 on a High School bringing with them in the area not eligible for wel Slate Industrial Accident Com- water distribution system with their birth records to establish fare and unable to pay their mission engineer had with him four drinking fountains. CTaytor accounts, Santiam Memorial has a miniature spar tower and & Associates of Madras sub age, a last year’s tax bill to identify the property, and all in last approximately $3,000 be spent considerable time showing mitted the low bid of $37,300 on come or gross receipts informa cause the welfare department 1 the different amounts of stress two utility buildings, a latrine tion. which is necessary to de cannot afford to pay even for placed on the "tower" by pulls and three septic tanks for the termine their eligibility. These the actual cost of providing care at different angles. The guy park. three things are very important for welfare patients. Conse lines were placed in different When completed the park will Brown said. "Since personnel quently. welfare bills are paid positions to show change of be one of the most modern in of my office are coming to Mill I on a percentage of that actual stress. the state. Qty for the convenience ot | cost, ranging from 87 per cent Hewitts Found O. K. Only 13 members were pre citizens in the area, we de I to 55 per cent. Today J. Harry White, Dis- sent at this meeting. sire that all people who might In addition, uncoll«*ctible ao J trict Manager of the Portland Assembly of God Af Amalgamated be entitled to this exemption counts for 1962 total«*d $8,258 55, office of Dun & Bradstreet. Inc., To Install Pastor should know that we will be nnd $13.556.89 for the 12 months announced statement requests Third Degree Put on Mines After Storm I The Rev. Reg Farnsworth will there, in order to save them un <.f 1963. ' were mailed to 35 businesses in By Salem Masons be installed as pastor of the necessary travel and uiconven- Christensen paints out that Mill Qty, Oregon. He said fig-1 Thirty-one Masons came from Assembly of God church in Mill ience. State Policeman Tom Drynan TlinCflaU MinFlT the hospital, ln common with ures obtained from a physical I and I jou Myers hiked to Amal- I UCjUOy lllylll '•The Legislature granted this I others in the state, f«*els an ob- I count of the Dun St Bradstreet Pacific No. 50 in Salem Monday Qty on Sunday. February 2 at night to give the third degree 2:30 p. m. gnmntcd mines at the heaihvat- * ; property exemption, and it will J7nuary for one of their candidates. The ers <»f die IJttle North Fork to I continued their win 1 ligation to render care to all Reference Book The Rev. A. H. Barton of the be our purpose to make it as who n«*»*d it. regardless of their 1964 totaled 35 manufacturers, chock up on Mr and Mrs J P "‘"K Tuesday night when —. second section of the degree First Assembly of God church convenient for those who de ability to pay. He points out wholesalers, and retailers H«*wltt and a laborer. They re- defeated I Cascade Union ^7.™. ln i was put on in full dress. in Salem will officiate at the I sire to register as is possible. that this sense of responsibility this area. Owr 74 Masons from the area installation service. ported them all in good condi High school on their floor 80-6« to the ill of the community was The Legislature also granted a According ___ to Mr. White each Capital Conference game. in a turned out to see this impres- tion. The church at 6th and Cedar tax deferral, and we will have formally Incorporated into the January business concerns ln all skills mam Santiam had a narrow 17-15 Drynan and Myere mad«* the has been without a minister for these application forms with us Oregon Association of Hospitals' parts of the United States are . ner trip to the mines when nothing lead in the first period, but in some time. at that time.” Brown continued. statement of "Guiding Princi asked by Dun A Bradstreet for i ’ __________________________ the second stanza built up a had been heard from the Hewitts Since some people entitled to copies of their financial state-1 ples.” safe lead, 40-24. This now gives sinee th«* big snow storm. this exemption may not receive He rmphasiz«*d, however, that ments. This year requests are The men got within four mil«** Santiam a 6-1 conference record. [ the information from the news- Scoring for Santiam: Sheythe the burden of free care which being sent to approximately | in Myers’ truck, nn«i made the i papers, it would be a kindness a hospital provides must be three million business concerns 27, Marshall 24. Ohmart 9. Po- rest <•€ the trip on foot. i on the part of neighbors it they drnbsky 8, Gleason 11, Cline 1. shifted to paying pattents, until —to the comer grocery store I I would call this service to the such time as other means can worth a f«*w thousand dollars ■ Score by quarters: attention of senior citizens, par For State Treasurer Santiam be devis«*d. He pointed out that as well as to businesses worth I 17 23 19 21 80 ticularly those 75 and over. Cascade 15 9 24 20 68 the hospital must meet its own millions. I Schedule for taking applica- The Dun & Bradstreet Refer- I The JVs lost to Cascade 65 to annual payroll as well as pay- tions: and ing for all supplies, goods ' ence Book lists those manu-1 51 February 3. Mill City High ___________ _____ 1 3E«. _________ T7S_________ T________ and lumbermen ___ _________________ This ¡tuts Santiam and Ser servic«*s required - since these facturers. wholesalers, and re-1 The 1 loggers School. ra in a 6-1 tie for first place I arc not donated free to the hos tailers who seek or grant com- from the Mill Qty area will be Co., as panel moderator. In this February 4, Lebanon. Qty mercial credit but it does not among those studying the hows meeting representatives ot var- in th«* Capital Conference. Stay pital. Hall. He said that recent action by include some of the sendee and an(j whys of safety and accident ious size companies will discuss ton and Central are second with February 5. Sweet Home, the Oregon Hospital Association professional businesses such as prevention in the woods and actual accident cases. a 5-2 record. Qty Hall. to secure fuller reimbursement beauty and barber shops, se mills at the Logging Safety In The Saturday session will be February 6, Brownsville, Qty for care given welfare pat curity dealers and real estate stitute, February 7 and 8. at gin at 7:30 a. m. with a "Paul Small Turnout for Hall. ients was part of an effort to brokers. Oregon State University in Cor Bunyan Breakfast" in the dining j February 7, Scio, Grade reduce this load, and although AFS Benefit Show vallis. The two-day session will room of the Memorial Union. School. unlikely to be realized because be sponsored by the Timber Immediately following will be a Hu1 appearance of the AES February 10. Harrisburg, Qty Operators Council, Inc., and the general discussion entiled sponsored Orogon Journal Jun j of state budgetary problems, Hall. 1 the welfare department decision "What's Your Problem" direct OSU school of Forestry ’ . iors Saturday evening was en The institute is aimed at the ed by L. B. Hoelscher, Weyer- joyed greatly by those attending. , to adjust percentages on a state wide basis sh«Kild assure a more small businessman’s manage hauser Co., Tacoma. At 9:15 Scout Patrol Leaders There were a variety of acts ment level. It includes an ex a. m. C. H. Hill, International with the two young people sing equitable distribution of avail change of ideas and discus Paper Co., Veneta, will head Meeting Held Monday ing folk songs and a young fel able funds. sions and demonstrations of up- the final meeting, "The How of A Boy Scout Patrol Leaders low doing impersonations get to-date methods of safety in the | Accident Prevention." ting particularly generous ap council meeting was held at the Muscutt says that registration home of Tom Drynan Monday Mrs. Dorothy Peterson this lumber and wood products in- plause. week received a telegram from ■ dustry, according to Frank J. I for the institute will be limited. evening when plans for the next Mrs. Hazel Gabriel, chairman Monday, February 3 Howard O. Itolton Congressman Robert Duncan in Muscutt, safety coordinator for Those interested should regist six months were discussed. of the local AFS chapter, said Round Robin Pinochle club at forming her that she had been t h e Howard C. Belton announced they only cleared a few dollars Portland-headquartered er by mail before January 31 _ _____________ On the schedule _ are three ov- Lou MacGregor home, 7:30. today that he will be a candi abov«* expenses. Coat of bring appointed as the new rural mail Timber Operators Council. , by sending $17.50 to the School ernight ____ ... campouts . j and four Bld or Bunch Pinochle club carrier for the Lyons Postoffice. ~ ______ ________ ' ‘ hike is sched- date for re-election as State ing the group here was $135. The session will begin at 9 J of Forestry, OSU, Corvallis, hikes. A mountain at Gladys Podrabsky home at Treasurer. She replaces Earl Allen, who a. m. Friday, February 7. in Registration will also be taken uled for February 8. 7:30. i retired November 30 after 44 room 105 of the Memorial Union at the institute Friday morning, • The annual Scout Week db- Hr said "the administration Benefit Planned for W«*dn«w!ay, F«*bruary S I «xi the OSU campus. "Why Safe Fobruary 7. Three meals will be servance will be February 7-13 of the Treasurer's office and the ! year of service. Santiam Rebekah lodge at hall banking and investing of state Linn Retarded Mrs. Peterson’s appointment ty in Logging" will be the title included in the registration fee. and the annual Court of Honor at 8 p. m. funds have been a challenging Timber Operators Council re- wil also be held In February liccomes effective on February of this first meeting, with J. F. Jaycees at hall, 8 p. m. experience. Th«> accomplish Young Folks 15. She will be the only woman Robertson of Crown Zellerbach presents lumber and wood pro- preceded by a potluck dinner, North Santiam Chamber of postal carrier in the Salem- Corp., Portland, acting as panel ducts companies in Alaska. — ——• Swift •- ------- ---- The Linn Cbunty Association ments have been most gratify Clifford is chairman of Washington, Oregon and North the dinner. ing and I nm grateful for this of Retarded Children has sched Commerce Board meeting at Canyon Area with only four numerator. I-cap Year Benefit” Bank Cafe Mill Qty at noon. Dean C. E. Maser of the OSU ern California. TOC sponsors an opportunity for significant pub uled a others in the state. Also under discussion was the the evening «X February 29 at lic service." Thursday, February H Mrs. Peterson has worked as School of Business and Tech- extensive safety ropgram with possibility of building a new Belton was appointed to fill the Albany Elks Club. Ham and Garden club at Gates Worn- postal clerk at the Lyons office nok>gy_will be the guest speaker 16 safety councils including the scout cabin with a good site the an unexpir«*d term, and in No Turkey dinners will be serve«! en's clubhouse. 1 o'clock lunch for the past 15 years. j at the Friday noon luncheon. I local North Santiam area coun first stap. vember 1960 ttie ¡xxiple fo the from 6:00 to 7:30. The stag«* eon. She resides with her husband, 'Accidents Causes and Cures' cil. The TOC safety program Is The next meeting of the Scout state re-elected him to a four- show starts at 8 o'clock and Ervin Peterson, at 923 N. W. will be the subject of the 1:30 headed by a full-time staff of committet will be February 5 at Frfilav, February 7 «lancing at 9 00 year term. p. m. discussion with H. O. safety experts. IOOF lodge at hall. 8 p. m. Alder in Mill Qty. the Verne Peterman home. Assessor Personnel To Be Here Feb. 3rd Business Population Of Mill City Totals 35 Santiam lakes Cascade in Game Loggers of Santiam Area To Study Accident Causes Coming Events Dorothy Peterson Lyons Route 1 Mail Carrier
