The Mill City Enterprise
ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY— OREGON’S EAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
VOLUMKXX
NUMBER 19
Scholarship
Fund Nears
S600 Goal
The Canyon Scholarship fund
li»rrmofnctrr I» hovering around
ttw S5oo mark thia week, leav
ing alxxit $100 to gi> to reiuh
tt>v goal necessary tor two $’MX)
■<dxiluraiil|ai to graduating Sen
iora.
Requirement» have been li«t-
ed aa friiknva: top 30% of Senior
elan» may qualify; financial
need to I m - taken into conaidcra-
tton; student*« desire to further
his educatkm la lm|>ortant fac
tor; achoiantoip may be uaed
for any type of advanced educa-
tfiut tiuit will twneflt the stu
dent'» future; each «¡«plicátil to
write a 250-500 word paper aa
to why fw- is «¡tplying; including
his own ability to help on the
financial i<art of hla education,
type of occupation hr is inter
ested in, and ixav he would use
Die actxdarship fund, liurtim
Bonaigha may be contacted fix'
any further particulars.
Serving on committees the
¡mat month are; (leneral co-
chairmen. Dave and ('armen
lUmhanlt; •election. Jack Meu-
■••r. J C Kirnned. Fílale Völkel.
Eleanor Iji.Munynn, Bill Morgan
and Mm
James Senbaugh;
acholnrshlp ns|uiremenU and
<iuallflcatloiu. Mrs Hazel Loa
ming, Burton Borough«. Fred
Berg. Bill Bvnnick. and William
Lewellen; advertising and pub
licity. Mary Kelly, Goldir llani-
bo, Toni Thnmai and Marlene
Snrra, promotion, Ral;fi Mc
Curdy, Mr ami Mrs. George
Humphrey». Jahn Clark. Alice
Morrison, Verra »n Peterman.
Jerry Pittam, Delbert Goforth,
ami Ixe Rx*».
Rev. Jack Meuser has served
aa treasurer and any last min
ute aantributkma may be mailed
to him at Box 623. Mill City.
Scholarship
Fund Gauge
•00 DnUars
TIIE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, THURSDAY, MAY 7, IWH
Lumber for Alaska
$3.00 A Year — 10c A Copy
Detroit Honor Students
Fire Causes
Fire Prevention wax the top
ic at the last meeting of the
The Board of Directors and a
North Santiam Safety Council
Budget Committee of School
when 28 members were present
District 129J has been studying
to hoar Howard Dean of the
the feasibility of a serial levy
Detroit Ranger Station and R.
to provide funds for future
M. Matter ol StintUnon Safe
building needs.
ty give talks on the subject.
It is the concensus of opinion
Forester Dean said that fire
of these group« that a serial
prevention education was one
levy would be the most econom
ol the main needs of today. He
ical and financially sound me
said that no fisherman, hunter, Frank Storey, Valedictorian thod of providing for future dis
or camper «.-ver deliberately
trict building needs. The serial
Valedictorian at Detroit High levy has a number of attractive
sets a woods afire, but they
have no realization of the ex school this year is Frank Stor- > features for the tax payer of
treme danger of fire« in the ey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde the district. The overriding fea
woods when the weather is Storey of Idanha. He has a | ture being that it is a method
Local tnillH are among the 1Z.‘ i lum load ol luintxT is Known being hoisted I dry. He said the fire season is grade point average of 3.53. He of saving dollars and cents. Not
ber and plywixxl o|x*ratiori8 that gave aboard Coastal Monarch from Portland I fast approaching, according to 1 is a member of the Honor So- only does the serial levy pro
truck or car loud* of their wood product* dock. The $400,000 shipment will reach | the calendar, and it behowe« ' ciety, president of both the sen vide interest-free funds when
. everyone to use precaution to ior class and the student body. needed in the future, but it also
for maHKive mercy donation to quake- Kodiak late this week.
prevent forest fires. He stres He received his letters in foot provides additional monies from
Htricken |x*opli* of Alaska. Typical sling-
sed the need for qualified men ball, basketball and track. He accumulated interest in the in
1
'
-11
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. on fire watch. Many times. plans on attending OCE in the 1 terim.
Dean said, this job is given to fall.
The serial levy method of
Scholarship Winner
someone who is not qualified
financing school construction
to do anything else, hence not
has been adopted by a large
the best men for the job are
number of school districts in the
picked. He also said that log
state and in this immediate vi
gers shou.d use more precaution
cinity as the most sound method
in storage ol powder and flam
at financing anticipated con
able materials in the woods.
struction needs.
"Some 65 slash units will be I
burned this season in the De
troit District" Dean said, 'and
proper precaution is necessary'
Tux» Mill City lumber mills Thursday or Friday <May8.) to keep the fires under control.
Loggers can be of gTeat assist- [
and three in Lyons arc among Shipments from this area mov ancc
in this manner by push-1
the 125 or more wood process ed to Portland for loading, but
ing firms that donated 4,000,000 the vessel al»o picked up the ing the slash to be burned a j
feet of lumber and plywoixi for mercy cargo at Coos Bay and I little further into the area, so |
! there is less danger << jumping |
shipment as a gift from the Aberdeen.
The American Field Service
the fire line«. Another big help i
Northwest to shattered com
Tiie materials and the various
will
have a tree planting pro
would be if the debns could be
munities of Alaska.
services of transporting and
gram this Saturday, May 9 in
spread
out
a
little
more
in-
The five firms responding to handling them were all given
' Unit 3, Mansfield area, near
the Alaska-Aid appeal with by industry and unions of Ore- | stead of being piled in huge
Breitenbush.
quantities
mixed
up
with
dirt.
loads of Ixiildmg materials for
This tree planting program
the quake-stricken northern
toU>d• ’Taf,y ¡quickly and take much less Jerilyn Hopnon, Salutatortan has been planned several times
m durance industry^ *
W3tchinK -
state arc :
before and due to bad weather
Salutatorian at Detroit High conditions has been called off.
Cedar iAtmber Co. and Frink covered the cargo free for, Tgny shiUlngbur(. j Timber
school is Jerilyn Hopson, daugh
I I Aim her Co., of Mill City;
. -
. ...Operators Council, Portland. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hop- i .AFS officers and school authori
Freren Forest Products, Miller
ties say that this time a little
Chairman of the Alaska-AM
a
(alaJ
son. Sr., of Idartia. She has a
I Aim her C., Mt. Jefferson lAim-
J"ck B™nd?' b" cidents for 1963 in Oregon. He grade point average of 3.35. She thing like snow in the hills will
Named tor Ute 1964 District bcr Co.. and Simpson Timber been aski-d to make the pre said 33 men lost their lives. In is a member of the Honor So not stop them.
A bus will leave Santiam High
sentation to Alaska's Governor cluded in the number weae five
and County Scholarship* award Co., all of Lyons.
I
Loaded aboard this Coastal William Egan. Brandis owns buckers, six fallers, five log ciety, a Varsity cheerleader for school Saturday morning at 7
ed
by
the
Oregon
State
Scholar
three years and was recently j
I
ship Commission was Edwin Miniarch, the 5.000-ton cargo is two mills at Albany and Phil truck drivers, two dump truck selected as princess for the San o'clock and if there are any
expected
to
reach
Kodiak
this
omath.
Iz^igh MeCiirdy. Senior at San
drivers. one climber, two load tiam Whitewater Challenge. She < adults in the community who
tiam Hi,; 1 Sclu>>l i: B Ix'in-
ers. one mechanic, nine chok plans on majoring in Home eco would like to assist with this
worthwhile program they are
ixt. Commission chairman, an Seniors, Frosh Not
er setters,, one road machine nomics at OSU in the fall.
asked to be at the school where
nounced today
operator and one oiler. Pro
transportation will be provided.
He was chosen from a field Listed on Honor Roll
per procauthxi could have sav
A hot lunch will be served in
of more than 600 ajiplicants for
ed most of these fatals he
Two classes failed to place
the tree planting area at noon.
the 126 four-year, tuition-fee any members on the honor roll
said.
Both high school boys and
remission awards made at Santiam High school for the
Ray Van Matter talked on
girls and several Mill City Sth
throughout the state. These fifth six WM*ks period. Both
different types of fire extin
graders will participate in the
scholarships, given annually to Freshmen and Seniors drew a
guishers. He gave graphic il
DETROIT—Detroit will get a program.
Oregon High School seniors, blank.
lustrations of the dangers of new switchboard early in Au
It is still nec?ssary to raise
may be used at any institution
Soj ixxnorcs making the honor
While National Hospital Day handling gasoline and oil in the gust. Letters will soon be sent money to complete this year's
of the Oregon State System of roll were Sharon Rose and falls on Mother's Day. May 10, woods. One of his comparisons to all subscribers asking for a AFS exchange student program,
Higher Education and arc one Wilda Wilson with a perfect members of the North Santiam was that a pint of gasoline reply, if they wish a different said Hazel Gabriel, president.
of three types «< scholarship, 4.00.
Shrine Club are reminding res spilled on a crummy floor, pro service than they now have.
awarded by the commission.
Juniors on the honor roll were idents of the area that they perly evaporated could „have
A directory supplement with
Recipients of the scholarship Oauma Budlong 3.50, Joyce arc sponsoring their bus trip the same explosive power as the new numbers will be given
awards were approved by the Gleason 3.71, Janice Gordon visit to the hospital a week five sticks of dynamite.
to all subscribers at conversion
He explained the two main time. The new Detroit numbers
entire membership of the State 3.71. Ellis Meuser 3.50, Ron later. May 17, said George
Scholarship Commission, which Ohmart 3.71 and Nancy Stewart L-aird, a member of the club. types of fire in this area are will be seven digits with prefix
Includes Mrs. E. B. MacLaugh- 3.50.
The trip will be made by A. fires where paper, wood. gas. 954. The switchboard will be a
ton and Tlwniu J. Scanlan.
chartered bus. and will be free oil. etc, were involved and B, Stromberg-Carlson terminal-per-
May 2nd through 9th has been
Portland; Sidney Schlesinger,
for all Masons, their wives and fires caused by flammable liq staticn type which allows the proclaimed "White Cane Week"
Salem anil I^nn S. McCready,
uids
or
gas.
He
said:
"any
fire
friends.
subscribers telephone number to by Governor Mark Hatfield and
Eugene, in addition to Chair
Local Shriners have also said in the woods is caused by gas be moved and the grade of ser the Board of Trustees of the
Wnlnemlay,
May
•
man E. B I-wnon, Corvallis.
that any parent seeking treat ses. He said a green forest can
Santiam Rebekah Lodge at ment or admission of a child flame at any time, but only after vice changed without a num Lions Foundation agreed that
David D. Johnson, Eugene, is
ber change. Two digit access all clubs take part in all com
hall, 8 p. m.
executive secretary.
to the hospital to contact them, a certain degree of tempera
Junior Chamber of Commerce as they have applications avail- ture is reached which turns the equipment will record the cal munities in the state.
ling party's number without re
The white canes, a small lapel
8 p. m.
wood to gas. The way these quiring an operator’s assistance size replica of the white cane
able for them here.
Thursday, May 7
Those wishing to make the fires are controlled is by lower
of the blind, is now on sale by
Garden Club at Fellowship hospital visitation on May 17 ing temperature. This is why on DDD calls.
All unused numbers will be Mill City Lions. The funds rais
hall. 1 p. m.
are
“
bombed
”
with
forests
may contact Albert Toman or
Tea honoring charter mem- Charles Kelly at the Post Of borate, Diluting the amount of connected to a tape recording, ed from the sale will go towards
explaining that they dialed a the Lions sight conservation pro
hers. 2 to 4 p. m.
oxygen in an area controls the non-working number.
fice.
gram. The canes are handled
Friday. May S
fires.”
Young and Morgan. Inc., uf
All disconnected
numbers the same as the Poppy Sales.
8
p.
IOOF
kxlge
at
hall
m.
"Instruction of men 1 is a will be connected to an operat
Mill City was the apparent high
This is the first time the Mill
Monday, May 11
must,” he continued. He ■ also or who will advise that the City club has participated in
bidder on the Kay Creek Tim
Whitewater
Challenge
IJons club and Auxiliary in
stressed the necessity of put- number was disconnected and this drive, and all residents are
ber sale, April 30 at Detroit
stallation at Highwayman Inn. Princesses at Work
ting competent men on fire give the new number, if there urged to purchase a white
Ranger station.
Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES
The »ale is located approxi-
The five girls who are com watch in the woods.
is one.
cane, to provide funds so some
Shields ReMine gave the re
ma’ley eight miles south of De- 8 p. m. at hall.
There will be no unused num unfortunate child might have
peting
for Queen of the San
Wixlnemlay,
May
IS
port for the nominating com
troit with a 5.4OOM board foot
PTA at grade school cafeteria tiam Whitewater challenge to mittee. Nominated for chairman bers on party lines, as exists better vision.
volume. The value of the sale
now. Free fire and ambulance
1 be held Saturday, May 30 have
room.
8
p.
m.
Panel
discussion.
jumped from $71,800.00 to $197.-
been busy the past week selling was Harry Spencer of Idanha; telephone service will be main Students To Sell
Installation
of
officers.
rice
chairman.
Fred
Moore.
750.00
tained similar to the existing
Order of Rainbow for Girls at buttons.
Approximately two miles of
The girl selling the most Mill City; and for secretary. service.
Friend$hip Stock Soon
hall.
7:30.
Basket
social,
all
Ma
road need to be constructed.
Whitewater buttons will be Henry Hiebert of Idanha and
sons Invited.
The Student Council at San
Don Moffatt, incumbent from
City Council meeting at hall crowned queen of the event.
Salem
Man
Falls
tiam has been planning a new
Mill
City.
In first place is Carol Miotke
Santiam PTA To
at 8 p. m.
and different way to raise need
Topic for the May 27th meet Into Santiam River
of Stayton; second, Susie Mor
ed money to help support the
ing
will
be
"Radio
Whistle
and
Meet May 13th
mon. Lyons; third, Jerilyn Hop-
An underwater team from the American Field Service in their
Clean-Up, Fix-Up
son. Idanha; fourth, Frances Yarding.” Chairman Bud Fre- Marion County Sheriff's office foreign exchange students pro
The May meeting of the San
Reid. MiU aty and fifth. Karen res said he will try to get a went into the swirling waters of ject». The Council has decided
tiam PTA will be licld at th»' Time Here Again
movie on the "Sky Car."
cafeteria room of the Mill City
the North Santiam river Tues to sell printed stock in Intema-
The Mill City Enterprise will Hendrick, Stayton.
grade school Wednesday even run a full page next week on
day in an attempt to rescue tional Friendship The stock
t Weather, Detroit Dam Jack A. Dill. 26, of Salem.
ing. May 13 at 8 o'clock, accord the annual "Clean-up” cam
would have no return», except
Man ... That Smarts— 7 A. M. Daily Weather Reading He fell into the narrow chasm better understanding between
ing to Mrs. Dave Bamhardt, paign.
president.
Merchants in the area have
at Niagara Park from a log our nation and others as a re
and Lake Elevation
Dave Warde, printer at The
New officers for the 1963-64 taken space in next week's En Enterprise had the misfortune
about 30 feet above the river. sult of the foreign exchange
Pool
term will ho installed anil there terprise to urge residents to late Tuesday afternoon to cut Date
Max. Min Ppc Elev. Dill hit on rocks while falling student that we have at our high
will be a panel of committee clean up their premises, per off the tip of the index finger April 29
69 39 T 1546.50 and disappeared in the stream school next year. May 20th is
members on the recent schtxrl haps a new paint job or roof, of his right hand while work- April 30
46 36 0.14 1547.97 according to his fishing partner the date set for the house-to-
evaluation.
and spruce up their homo and ing on the saw.
47 33 0.51 1548.91 Lloyd Swales, also of Salem.
May 1
house sale of these stocks.
Bill Lewellen, administrator, yard in general.
45 33 0.12 1549.86
The underwater search team The high school band will par
He was taken to the doctor May 2
will discuss a proposed »erial
Mnybe by next week weather for treatment, but being a rug- May 3
46 33 0.01 1550 64 probed the waters until dark ticipate in a parade through the
levy which is tn be presented will be more favorable for out- ged individual he was back on May 4
51 36 0.00 1561.29 and resumed their search Wed main streets of Mill City to get
|side work.
fix- vote in June.
47 35 0.00 1561.92 nesday.
the job in a short time.
May 5
the sales started.
Two Mill City Mills and
Four from Lyons Assist
Quake Victims in Alaska
May 9 Is Date Set
For Field Service
Tree Planting Event
Shrine Club To
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<•0 IMIars
NO IMiara
NO
IMlars
IM
IMlars
All Canyon School
Budgets Get 0. K.
Towns in the Canyon area,
along with many others in Mar
ion and Linn Counti<*s voted on
budgets for the fiscal year anti
tn many Instances Air directors.
In Mill City-Gates Admims
t native district No. L"JJ the
budget in the amount of $532,-
256 with $295,577 to be raised
outside the 6% limitation pas
sed with a margin of 115 to 48.
There wvrv 93 favoring tin1 liud-
get in Mill City with 'IO op-
|x»ed wiiile in Gates 22 favored
the budget with eight opposed.
Donald Walker, incumbent,
who was utsippiacd on the bal
lot received 106 votes in Mill
City and 24 in Gates for direct
or for a five-year term.
At the election at Mari-Linn
in Lynns the budget passed with
32 favoring die budget ami six
opposed. Gerald Wilson was
elected as director for a five-
year term with 28 votes. John
Prideaux of Lyons was elected
tn a five-year term as director
for Stayton Union High school
district.
The Detroit district levy of
$80,842 above the 6% limitation
won with a 56 to eight vote.
Robert Young received 31 votes
and Arnold Malone received 32
votes for a five-year term as
director Two votes in the di
rector election are being ques
tioned.
Sponsor Hospital
Trip May 17th
Detroit To Get New
Phone Switchboard
Lions Promote
White Cane Drive
Coming Events
Young & Morgan
Get Timber Bid