The Mill City enterprise., April 23, 1964, Image 1

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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, Till KSDAY. APRIL 23, 1961
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At Convention
;llp and Down
The Avenue
I
Scholarship Fund
Continues To Climb
Whitewater
Run Named
The Santiam Canyon Scholar­
ship fund cllmbe«! a little hlgh-
'•r this week with Tueaday
morning's total reaching $327 69
Dave Bamhnrdt, chairman of
the fund said he !■ Ixzpcful of
rtx- $600 goal being reached by
May 1. This will allow Tor two
scholarships. Spon»orlng organ-
izatton is the Santiam PTA.
,
Any senior int-Tfstcd in ap-1
[»lying for this scholarship may
contact Buiton Boroughs at the
high school.
By lion Moffatt
I
Sunset High School in the
|
Beaverton area xtnged n Mix’k
I
Reputilican National convention
|
last week ami it would have
<kMM’ your heart gisxi to »<•<• tlx-
way ti» « m < yiaing jwopl«* con-
|
ductml tix’m*<’lvea urxi t>»<- «xai-
venUon. One «xaild almost be-
;
lieve that it wa* 'Tor real".
,
Ilie schcxil faculty certainly
«Irsrrv«-* a lot of creilit for the
training they gave th<,*r young
I
folks. It la my contention that (
••vi'ry high scbool should spend
a little nxire time on practical
politics after all th«*y are Uie
«sntung li'udcr* of our country,
•00
and tlx« soxx-r they become
familiar with the processes of
our government the better.
Frosting on the cake was tti«’
appearance of Nelson A. Rixdc- ,
teller, governor of New York
ami candidate tor nominatxm
Nelson Rockefeller as he ap-
tor pr«'*l<l«*nt >4 the United peared at the Sunset High
States. The drmonstratxm |*it , School, Beaverton, Mock Rc-
( M i vent ion
Friday
cn wtx’ii lie arrived coukl cer- - ptfiilicnn
tainly be likeix-d to a regular evening. He was greeted by a
national <xmvcnti<ai. Banner*, «Tx*-nng group of students who
iximl*. conictu. ttw works. Tbry staged «me of the most spec­
atalKist mobtMxl the govrrtxir tacular mock conventions in the
wtic.i he artivi-d nt Uie auditor­ history of the state.
ium itockfcllcr gave a talk ami
then answered questton* from
the tMxx Our hat is <4t to Sun-
t higti. thc students and tacul-
ty for a real six«*
Boy of the Month
Girl of the Month
Fishermen To
Flock to Area
This Saturday
Five girls from the Santiam
Business houses in the area
j Cany«»n area were this w«-ek
are well suppluxl with all th»-
need* for the fishermen when
I nam-xl to the official «xxirt of
trout season opens Saturday.
' the 1964 North Santiam White-
I! this year is like those
wati.-r Challenge celebration to
previously. Highway 22 the
be held Memorial Day. May 30.
Representing
the
Detroit-
night before will be lined with
Girl of the month at Santiam Idanha area is Jerilynn H«jp-
cars on their way to favorite
High school is Wilda Wilson, *on a senior at Detroit High
fishing spots.
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ellis school, and daughter
Mr. ’
Most lakes and streams in the
Wilson. Wilda Is a sophomore and Mrs. L. E. Hopson of Idan­
area will be open Saturday
and an active member of GAA ha. Francis Reid, daughter of
and prospects are for good fish-
and Pep clito. She has consist­ Dr. and Mrs. John Reid of Mill
Hollar«
i ing.
ently made the honor roll this City wa* selected to represent
Tom Drynan said he would
year.
| that area and Santiam Union
Boy of the month at Santiam like to remind area residents
I High school is Mike Gleason, that any type of fishing is
t high school.
I KM lar.
Carolyn Mkrtke. daughter at son of Mr. and Mrs Bill Glea­ ckised from the falls by the
j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mioteke son of Gates. He is a junior Pacific Power k Light com­
at Sublimity is representing and a member of the Honor pany buildings to the bridge
Dollar*
river.
However,
Regis high school in Stayton Society and the Letterman's icrosa the
and the Sublimity area.
club. He played on the varsity fishing still will continue under
Two pnnc«?sses in the oxirt j football and basketball teams the railroad bridge, which is
Dollar*
usually lined with spectators.
are from Stayton Union high and is active in all sports.
He said that in the Niagara
*ctxx»l. Susan Mormom, daugh­
closure area east of Gates the
ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
ISuharo
been
lower
deadline
has
Mormon of Lyons is represent­
went
changed.
It
formerly
ing
that
area
and
Karen
Hend
­
Charles Kelly gave a short
through the line bole and now
Mr. and Mrs.
talk on the postal ZIP c«xle at rick. daughter
Dollar*
runs from the center
to the
, th«- Lions club meeting Monday W. C. Hendrick is Stayton's
bottom end. The closed area
night. In his talk he told <41 princess.
By J«-an Roberta
will be posted, stated Drynan.
The girls will begin selling
' the increased postal business in
M EHAMA — Bob Culberson
Most high lake areas will be
I the coming years, stating that I Whitewater buttons next week.
at Mehama and Ron Mitchell closed until May 23.
The
buttons
sold
by
each
girl
I the ZIP code is being put into '
of Turner,
anticipating the ■ There are some exceptions
effect now to speed up mail will «totermine who will be Whitewater Challenge in
try
the
ixe*
Whiti-water
Queen
for
1964
The
I »•.
[ delivery in the future.
took a preview nver run recent-. c„ntraJ
havf_
President Jcrfiiuton is
wlwrr
Many of the big firms are buttons will also be admission ly. As do some of the contest-1
)ak„
trying to «-liininate the draft
to
the
coronation
and
talent
*«
<
rVnllnA«»n” they
_ g
■ already using ttw ccxie numbers I
ants
in tko
the “
"Challenge
lnchjde _
by 1970. Dutt may be fine, i»ut
¡ »n their mailing, to speed up ■ program to be held in the Mill went over a fall, up^t, and
Tbc school hoard <4 Admin-
Peltofl
Butte
it is not a true move for eom- I istrative jtctxiol district No.
delivery. He said that the Read- City Elementary school gym.
| reservoirs also open on April
omy any more than turning <4t
In other action at the meeting broke up them boat
I
er»'
Digest
wa*
one
of
the
' 129-J submitted con tract*
to
Whitewater Challenge, as
a lew light* in the White House I teach during tlx- 1964-65 *ctxx»l
held in Gates, the Chamber 1 a The
publishing hous'-s to use
public event made its debut I
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It sound* gtaxi on the »urtace
vote«! to purchase membership
i code
yr
ar
to
the
following
last
year,
but
river
running
is
txit a* ><<u read ihavn into tlx*
Weyerhaeuser company
in decals, and also decals to be not new to many in this area. C__’ _ kA.
Burton Boroughs, Vernon
story - ‘t la tlie same old tiling.
given t o each
Whitewater
lutti-
>
Tacoma
is
one
of
the
big
Glonaon. I
A few years ago when the
Wlii’ii imk«'d If Uli* cut would Petrrman, William
Mill City Boy Scouts and their bcr firm* which is using the Challenge participant, to show
Rosemary Freeborn. Howard
nver was at flood stage Grant
'
loresiiadtav a cutlxick In mili­
leaders participated in the Sil­ c«xie number. They plan to in­ I they have met the challenge of
* Haymes,
Spencer llillcsliind.
Smith and Harold Longfellow
tary strength. Jtimson said ’’I
ver
Falls
Camporee
last
w«*ek
the
North
Santiam.
stall a $2W million General
Antoni KoSydar, W. M Le-
'decided to ride the rapids to
wouidn t want to anticipate the
with 21 Ixiys attending. There Electric system in their offices
lairen Jay Rumuiwn, I
Sueur.
Stayton. Rapid is correct, for i
tvsult* <4 that study. . . of
are n->w 38 in the troop but a to substantiaSy reshape vital
Ricketts. Robert
•< «xairse. it 1* the hope of ev­ I Ulchurd D
number vScre unable to attend manufacturing and msrketing
eryone that ti-rulon* in t h <• Rohr. Carolyn Truitt. Marton because of illness.
' proc-dure*.
The new system
under the bridge at Stayton.1
..
___
,__
world con co*«*, that we can I White. IkMtald Williams, Ricb-
Dizzy from the s^ed they aban-
^«bon ceremonies for the
The boys were l«xl by their use* electronic communi cation
W
■) <)1 a e H.'irnn n di
tiring about disarmament, that
senior patrol leader, Terry Sav­ and c«»mputers to sjH-ed the
doned their raft\nd swam for
ne^ ,ad^
wc can talw purt <>t the resourc­ jew i; Bans*, Baotah Howes. age and junior assistant scout­ ¡ transmissxin
I shore onlv to be caught in a
at SanOam HigS
of
information
Ruby Brown. Helen CoK, Sig-
es that are ix>w going into mili­
master, Mike Worley.
I whirlpool that took them around
T“
'from the forest products firm's |
tary pnxiuctHxi ami protection . 1 run Grimstrad, James Hayes, 1 Tom Drynan. scoutmaster: ' many operations and offices
land abound. Finally getting en-
atA
' Audrryann
Morley.
Gladys \ Tom Kanoff. institutional re­
I tangled in some branches and e\enu«’
»J1 ‘:30.'
. . . and sperxl them on a bet­
across tlie nation to its Tacoma
Norrlr. Margie Parker,
Izo
presentative, Jerry Rosamond headquarters.
ter society and a greater so­
brush
they
were
able
to
pull
S
^
ncer
*'
P««»le, Gwen Schaer.
Doris
ciety.” He wouldn't Hunk of cut­
and James Wright,
assistant
The transmission of informa­
Al Gardner of the Detroit i 1 themselves f f rom the rushing rector,
.
. said ., there _ wuold be num-
Sheythe. Alice Smith, Doris Wil­
scoutmasters also attended.
ting taxes back that amount and
i bers by the Santiam High
tion from outlying Weyerhaeus­ Ranger station informed The ■ nver
liams and Mary Wright.
maybe let the taxpayer do a
Drynan said it rained all dur­ er offices to its customers still Enterprise this morning that
Not having drowned that time S,01,001 oand “¿J T101?5 and
Contracts
were
accepted
by
ing the Camporee hut that the has to bt- made by United
tittle !x-ttering of hi* own con­ i
schoG1
Hoover Campground on the the same twx> waited until the I
nil with the exc«T>tion <4 L. J.
dition*. without the '•help?"
boys set up a good camp and i States mail. It is therefore of
chorus.
I
river
was
low
and
decided
to
j
South
Shore
of
Detroit
Lake
Rasmussen.
Carolyn
Truitt.
from a government agtxicy. So
were able to remain compara­ ! vital importance to the com­
At the present time onlv «he
wjuld not be open in time for i "shoot the rapids" to Stayton
Thomas Truitt and Richard
you MX*. Johnson has no plan
tively dry.
pany to have the final commun- the opening of fishing season again The water was so low . Home Economics wing of the
Wilson.
-4 curtailing expenditure* in
The Mill City troop placed . ication to customers handled
I addition is being used but next
Saturday. Road work is in pro- that they had to pull their raft
government. Personally, I think
third In scouting skills during ] .is fast as possible.
fall the space will allow for the
( gross now and the water lines over the riffles, only to hit a
it is a time for a reductton of
the Camporee.
Kenneth Boyd, director of ' to the rest rooms have not deep hole and plunge it over administrator’s office and more
too much government at the
class rooms.
markets systems said:
"Our been installed. Work is also J their heads.
top. and letting some <4 Uua
Following the program the
!
company
has
accepted
the
Post
Drynan Reports
ix'ing done on the boat launch-
Going was so slow that dark­
high school teachers will re­
power remain with the state*
Office Department's new ZIP ; nig ramp.
ness overtook them before they
Equipment Theft
where it bekxvg*
I
cod«- program whol«»heartedly,
Fishermen are asked to take neared Stayton. Approaching ceive any of the parents who
Tom Drynan. state patrolman because we believe it will help ' note and not plan on camping the Citv of Salem water eate ’have <luestions pertaining to the
While on the subject of gov­
said this week that there had us impiwe our service to our there over this coming weekend.
ernment agencies It might be
I raft over it, so they climbed the i
been considerable larceny of customers in the final link «X
well to say something about one
Albert Toman of Santiam logging equipment recently.
the communication chain."
S’
rii xs tT: i !'•'«<>.".
School
of the tnuny lending agencies
Shrine club has announced that
Using the ZIP code, Kelly
Twv> area youths were arrest­
REA, which at one time was the chib will again sponsor a ed last week for stealing some said, cuts down the Handling
guard with a drawn pistol. The To Be Held Here
organize«! to bring electricity to bus tour of the Shriner’s hos­ equipment from the Ercil Wil­ of
mail
considerable,
thus
guard having heard the voices,
Linn County Clerk Don Pen-
rural areas At the time it was pital in Portland on Sunday. son Logging Co.
speeding up delivery service.
assumed they were escaped fold said this week that a n tim­
instituted It was a good thing - May 17. The trip will be made
convicts and was prepared to ber of meetings
been
had
but now that moat of its job by chartered bus, an<i will be
take them in.
scheduled in Linn County for
has been accomplished «lid they free for all Masons, their wives,
«After convincing the guard election board members.
Vernon Peterman, principal of
McCall Names Co-Chairman
close down and quit business” and friends.
that they were local residents
the
grade
school
here
has
an
­
A meeting will held April
Not <m your life REA has
Mr. Toman said the bus would
nounced that pre-school regis­ he transported them on to Stay­ 28 at 1 p. m. at Santiam High
branched exit and is lending leave Mill City about 1 o’clock.
tration would start this Friday. ton where their wives had been school. Purpose of the meetings
money right and l«*ft for almost Mehama at 1:15 and Stayton at
waiting for six hours. Everyone is to advise the people working
April 24 at 12:40.
anything that is asked for. A 130. It It plann«xi to be back in
presumed they had drowned.
All
first
graders,
or
children
on the board as to the proced­
loan was made to a ski resort Mill City by 6:30 in Ute «wi n­
who will reach the age of 6
ures to be followed at the May
in Pennaiyvania. Now where in ing. It was also said that child­
before November 15 this year
15 Primary election.
the world cxxild MEA justify ren under 16 years old are not
should be registered at that
Sample ballots will be avail­
such a loan? REA lends money alltTJved to visit the hospital.
time.
able at the meetings which will
for a lower rate of interest
Th«* club sixmsored a like trip
include children
This will
be conducted by Penfold and
than the government pays for about four years ago, and many
who will be attending school at
elections deputy Bill Hulshof.
the money it borrows, and guess area residents took advantage
Gates also. said Mr. Peter-
The Recreation report from
who makes up the difference? of visiting the hoaiptal to see
man.
the Mill City Ranger station
Tite taxpayer. This is just one the work that is being done.
The county health nurse will issued this week indicates that
more example of why the gov­ Thos«« wishing to make the trip
be at the school on Friday at there is still a lot of snow in
ernment should get «sit of busi­ should contact Albert Toman,
1 o’clock instead of 10 a. m. the hills as all roads except the
ness. This type of thing is what or Charh*s Kelly at the Post
as previously stated.
Brcitenbush road to the Hot
caused the $100 you saved in ’39 office.
An orientation program is on Springes only are now open.
being worth only $44.90 today.
the agenda for Friday and the
Shady Cove Campground on
It's going to be a tough job
health nurse will speak to the the North Fork and Upper Arm
to crack this false government
parents of pre-school youngsters. Campground on the Breitenbush
lending and spending, but it will
River at the head of the reser­
tiave to come to it sooner or lat­
voir are open.
er, or our money will be worth
All streams will be high the
l<-s* than it is today.
opening of fishing season this
weekend. Lakes are inaccessible
Wednesday. April 22
due to snow. Snow elevation
Order
of
Rainbow
for
Girls
at
Fire Preveniton in the Woods
Masons To Observe
starts at 2800 feet.
hall. 7:30.
and Plants, will lie the topic for
Thursday. April 23
the next North Santiam Safety
50th Wedding Date
Council meeting which will be
Lions Auxiliary at Julia Bas­ Weather, Detroit Dam
7 A. M. Daily Weather Reading
Mr. and Mrs. Hcrmnn Mason hold Wodnesay, April 29 at
sett home. 8 p. m.
and Lake Elevation
will observe the 50th annivers­ the Highwayman Inn, formerly
Home Extension unit at Gates
Pool
ary of their marriage at a re­ the Last Frontier at Gates.
home of Wilma Bumgarner at
Max. Min Ppc Elev.
Date
ception at the IOOF hall Sun­
R. M. Vanmarter of Sander­
11 a. m. Noon potluck.
63 39 0.41 1530.94
April 15
Friday. April 24
day, Mny 3 from 2 until 6 p. m. son Supply of Portinn«! will be
Salem civic leader Dan Fry, Jr., right, accepts Cub Scout
46 32 0.37 1532.86
Hosts for the reception are main speaker. Howard Dean
pack meeting at April 16
47 32 0.00 1534.48 P.it Boone, singing star of TV' »nd
April 17
children of the couple, includ- of the Detroit Ranger station appointment from Tom McCall as Marion county co- Youth Center, 7:30.
55 32 0.00 1535.73 hints, has been signed to host first
ing Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mason will discuss woods fires and chairman for McCall's campaign for secretary of state.
IOOF lixige at hall, 8 p. m. April 18
They conferred at the Salem airport after the Repub­
April 19
62 33 0.00 1536.76 annual Portland Rose Music Pestival
Monday. April 27
of Mill City.
their prevention.
66 36 0.00 1537.72 at Memorial Coliseum in Portland
Friends are cordially invited
Lions club dinner meeting at April 20
The dinner meeting is set for lican candidate’s arrival aboard a plane donated by his
lune 10 to 12.
April 21
«9 37 trace 1538.65
supporters to aid in setting up a statewide organization. FeUowship hall, 6:30.
tn attend the reception.
7 00 o’clock.
Scholarship
Fund Gauge
a
Kelly Tells About
Postal Zip Code At
Lions Club Meeting
Two Mehama Men
Run Santiam River
District Submits
Teacher Contracts
At Recent Meet
Scouts and Leaders
Go to Camporee
At Silver Falls
m
am
m
jOHnO MUSIC
rUollVQl dliU
i
Hoover Campground I
Not Ready For Use
On Opening Day Sat
Dedication Slated
Th^’*Uv
Santiam Shrine Club
To Sponsor Bus
Trip To Hospital
Pre-Schoolers to
Still Lots of Snow
In Recreation Area
Fire Prevention To
Be Safety Council
Topic April 29th
Coming Events