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M MUER 3
TIIE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, Till KSDA Y, ,JANI AKY 21, I!MW
Randy Cam a Long Shot
Gates Man Legislators To Be
In Mill City Sat.,
Marion Co. January 23rd
Fireman of Yr
$3.00 A Year — 10c A Copy
Injured By Cow
Safety Group
To Entertain
Wives Jan 27
Mrs. Q V. Miller came out
secon«l te st last week when she
went looking for a cow who
had just had a calf A neighbor,
Steven Chudzinski was assist
ing
her in the search but was
Nial«- Reprtwentative «.«raid
aome distance from Mrs. Mill
lleU-ring <4 Harfixhurg, I* an
er when she found the <x>w and
nimncing that he will be at
call. Without warning the cow
Th«- Enterprise office • from
charged her her, first knocking
By Hhlrlry Nwulm
The North Santiam Safety
10 a. m. until 11:30 a. m.
GATES Rex Herron, 26, a Saturday, January 23, I<> in her to the ground then lifting Council will hold their first
captain with Gate» Volunteer tervlew any p-rxon I in the her up in the air with its meeting of the new year at the
Fire Department, was named amt who I» int«-r«-*h-<l In any head and she hit the ground Highwayman Inn Wednesday,
Marion County “Fireman of the coming or pr««po<w-d l«-gl>da again By that time Mr. Chud January 27 with the no-host
zinski was able to come to her dinner set for 7 and the meet
Year“ at the annual meeting of Bon.
rescue, driving the err.v away. ing at 8 p. m.
tlie .Manon County Fire asso
Rep. Ih-U-ring lia* held nev
Mrs. Miller was taken to a
Tony Shillingburg, staff re
ciation last Wednesday night, era! of them- meeting* with
'flic meeting took place at Sal the people In the pint, to ca doctor for treatment for severe presentative <4 Timber Operat
em's Idylwood station Other able him to get rnal gran* bruises but luckily she suffer ors Council, Inc., of Portland
finalists In the Fireman <4 the root* Information from his ed no internal injuries. Mr. informed The Enterprise today
Year selection were Warren constituent*. All [icoph- are Miller, who is «obtaining his' that a good program has been
Attk’ck, Keizer; George Ber Invite«! to come here during degree at OSU this year, came arranged. The topic for the
nards, St. Paul; Jack Foust, thl* |Hriod to rtprre* th«4r home Friday. He told his wife meeting will be “Home Safety.”
she had better not go searching Thfc, topic is stressed once each
F<sir Corners; Gerald Beater, i lew to him.
for fresh wms again
! year, and at this time wives ol
Sublimity; Clayton Orsborn,
Senal-ir <«len llu»lon and
. the members are invited as
Wmxlburn; Richard Itingwald, I Reprewntallvr Bill Gwinn will
■ guests.
Salem Volunteers; and Edward accompany him.
Elvin Winkley, Chief Deputy
Sftaler. Genais.
Fire Marshall for the State of
Frank Borden, Four Corners
Oregon will be main speaker.
deputy chief, was elected to a
His talk will deal mainly with
third term a» president of the
1 home fires, which should be of
a Mociation, l>cl Ditter, Sublim
By J«an Robert*
ity assistant chief, was elected
MEILXMA -The 50-ton Pigging interest to all homemakers.
first vice president; Dick Ah
yarder reported Jost last week Mr. Shillingburg will give a
Coach Jack Walton <4 Santi- up Blowout Road has been short talk on first aid.
rens. Woodburn, was second
am
High
sdvxil
was
guest
A film on “balloon logging”
vice preaident; and Carl Brawn.
found. Buried in silt and snow
Salem Volunteers was elected speaker at the meeting of the only the wheels are visible, as will be shown. This film deals
with a new method of logging
to his fourth term as secretary Lions club Monday night. He it is upside down.
gave an explanation of fast
treasurer.
Pictures show the swath the where it is not feasible to build
Herron operated the Gates break basketball which is be yarder cut down through a roads to remove timber.
Each member of the North
Union Service station the past ing p)ay«'d at Santiam this sea stand of trees three and four
four years and has also been a son He praised the team for fret in diameter, pusned by the Santiam Safety Council i s
tremend'ius desire” to force of water and mud. It urged to attend this meeting,
member <4 the fire department 1 their
for tour years He was instru . play the game. He also said that would have been impossible to and to bring his wife with him.
mental in reactivating Gates | this is an entirely n«>w syshmn pull the yarder down through
Boy Scout Troop 45. serving as I f ir Mill City and that it takes those trees.
scoutmaster until O cm I mt <4 time for th«’ hoj-s to become pro
An arduous six-mile ride on
ficient in this type <4 running a cat ixik Perry Ci pie 11 to the
last year.
I game. “Our team is shaping former landing to search for the
I up fast,” Walton said, “and we missing machinery. Only a cat
New City Councilman I can expect to see a better game could travel over the road which
'from now on out.” His plan is is part river, debris and mud.
I not to depend upon any one
No one knows how soon the
man to do the shooting, but all extent of damage to the ma
men -in the fkxir must be able chine can be estimated as il is
to hit with accuracy.
buried and packed tight, Two Trouble related to the recent
The Central game recently wan a R iger Tuers and Ron Ohmart. Frank
Mel Rambo, first vice presi feet of snow is still on the
thril’er. Here Marshall shoots one of his Cathcrwood is in th«' background.
fkxxi caused the loss of tele
dent was in charge «4 the meet ground.
jump shots from the aide. Watching are Photo by Stanley Ogden
phone service in Idanha last
ing. and announced the coming
Thursday night
Swreiheart's party which will
A crane used for cleanup
lx* he)«l February 1 at The Don McWhirk Now
Santiam Has Easy
Jacobson and Mills
work on flood damage along
Highwayman Inn.
the highway above Detroit
Win Over J. F. K.
In Far East
Mamed fo Gates
Santiam breezed by wlnle*»
Aviation Electronics Techni- caught a guy wire and pulled
j 1-' K W 11 Ft ■«i iy at Mt Council Monday
ían Second Class Donald E. five telephone poles onto the
Angel.
Eugene Jacobson and Ray
McWhirk, USN, son of Mrs. road.
W «-«Iw-xlai, January 20
A telephone company repair
Ihe Trojans' scrappincss . ur- Mill* were elected to tti ree-
Santiam Rebekah Lodge at Margaret E. McWhirk of Mill crew had the road cleared
by
prised the Wolverines, who year City Coulcil terms in a
City, is serving with Heavy
hall. 8 p. m.
9 P. M. but service was not
eou'd come up with only two Gates city election Monday.
North Santiam Chamber of Attack Squadron Ten aboard
resto ed to all subscribers un-
nhouiHl* and three pants in th«'
Jacoimon received 33 votes,
' Ctxnmeree.
Gatti,
Women's the attack aircraft carrier USS til Friday aftemcxin.
first fiv«' minutes. Coach Jack Mills 30 votes and Rex Herron
Santiam held its Capital Con-
Consellation a unit of the Sev
clutahtxise, 8 p. m.
I Cars and trucks ran over the
Walton calkxl tlm«' out. and I votes.
ference fir t place tic by ilwn-
enth Fleet in the Far East.
Friday. January 22
' downed telephone cables and
that was the turning point as
mg S« a> 72-45 there Tuesday.
While
aboard
the
Constella
IOOF kxlge at hall 8 p. m
Ihg Red pair«! tn seven bas
tion the squadron participated damaged them extensively. The
Saturday, January 23
Winning wasn't easy. Only
repair crew reported that many
kets by th«' quarter.
Tire Stolen from
Rainbow Installation at hall in the “Tall Back” training ex
Randy Marshall, with 15 punts,
' cars made repeated trips past,
Ahead nt the half, 36-20. San
ercise
designed
to
increase
the
I 8 p. m. Open to putillc.
could operate against Scio's
flam's starters snowed JFK Gates Service Station I a me defense, an«l Big Red
readiness of Seventh Fleet units i apparently sightseeing after
Monday, January 25
they hear«! of the accident. This
with 28 phnts in five minutes
Fair tires were stolen late gnve up easy set shots and
Lions club dinner meeting at in strike, anti-aircraft ¿à nd unnecessary traffic made re-
'Die Trojans managed three. Sunday night from Don's Union rebounds to the hustling Log
anti-submarine warfare.
Fellowship hall, 6:30 p. m.
j pair work more difficult and
After that, siilmtitutc* played.
Station at Gates, lion Ferrier, gers. Scio let at the half 30-29.
Thurxday, January za
added to the damage to the
Even Plough their team win ofterntor <4 the station, said the
Lions Auxiliary at home of
Die Wolverines managed to
cables Further damage to one
way down, Mt. Angel fans tires were taken from an out lend 44-38 near the throc-
Mary Kelly 8 p. m. Charles Copter Spots Figure
cable was caused by an emer
Iwickrtl them fully. cheering side rack anti were valued nt «luartcr mark; Ixit, with Marsh
Ronald Podolinsky wa* sworn W«x>d<xick, gu«?st speaker.
Skiing Above Elkhorn
gency flare placed to warn mot
every time JFK »cored.
aliout $50.
all lienched with four fouls. Big In tut a councilman at a recent
orists. While the cable was be
By Jean Robert*
Randy Marshall's 20 led San-
The ttM-ft is being investigai- Red se«»m«1 still in tnxible. meeting of the group here.— Idanha Man On
ing mow’d off the load it pull
MEHAMA
—
A
Forest
Service
tiam, and Ron Ohmart found ed by the state police.
Entcrprtae
Photo.
, Opined a Scio scorer, “Without
Coast
Guard
Cutter
helicopter touring the upper ed into the flare, melting the
th«- range for 14. Other scorers:
the big guy, they're nothing.”
Caig Bennett 9, Ron Cannnon 8.
Machinist s Mate Third Class North Fork area above Elkhorn, plastic insulation and shorten
Eight minutes later. Big Red
David Cline 7. Ellis Meuwr 6. Rosalie Bassett
Jack L. Clark. USC, son of reported a lone figure skiing ing some pairs together.
had chalked up 25 anti held the
Two crews tackled the re
Dennis Davidson 4, Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Clark down the road from the old
Diggers to 7. Don Ohmart and
Scores
4.00
GPA
pair work and restored service
Cathcrwood 2. Roger Tuers 2,
«4 Idanha. Ore., is a crewmem Amalgamated mines.
Lou Myers and Bill David Friday but final repairs were
luiwri'nce Robertson 2 and Jo«'
Tlie Unlverstity of Orcgou's David Cline paced the run
ber of the Coast Guard Cutter
C«igar 2.
Ivy which is engaged in re son. who live at Elkhorn, snow- not made until this week.
Honor Roll for fall term. 1964. , away. Cline twice leaving two
Loggers staring at each other
listili 416 students who mad«'
storing aids to navigation in the stxxxi up the road toward the
while h«» put the ball in the
aftermath of the Columbia Riv mines which are snowbound
Mrs. Leo Morgan And
P“*« averages of 3 50 or basket. Ellis Meuser and Den
nearly every winter. They found Mari-Linn School
er flood.
*
higher.
nis Davidson prov«! tney could
Son Still In Coma
The Ivy, which operates out the ski tracks, evidently made
Fifty-three students made the
be big guys as they each grab-
Roy Fodrabsky was sworn in of Astoria, is clearing debris by Billy Naswood. who lives at Pictures on Page Three
Friends of Mrs Leo Morgan perfect score of 4.00, or all A
b«'d nine r««bounds and chipped as councilman for a throe year left by the fkxxi, breaking drift the mine. He had come half
On Page Three of this i'.sue
and son, Byran. will tic interest- grades.
term nt th«’ January m«>eting ing log rafts to minimize risk way down and then returned, The Enterprise has featured
<ii to know they both have been
Students on the Honor Roll in six piints during th«' surge.
Santiam hosts a «impotent of the City council. He will of property damage and serving so evidently was not in need of several student groups at Mari-
transferred from Portland to from Mill City included: Ros-
anything.
Linn school.
Salem. Neither bus shown much alie Martha Bassett, daughter Woodburn five Friday and serve as building inspector ami aids to navigation.
recovery from tlie accident they of Mr. and Mm. Leland E. travels to Stayton, conquerors anyone wishing a permit or
c«xi«’ txxik stxxild see him.
were injured In many months Bassett of Mill City, who scored of Serra. Tue-day.
Wayne Goin, local manager
Varsity Cheerleaders
Scorers: Randy Marshall 21.
ago, and still remain In a coma, a 4 00 GPA.
David Clin«1 11. Dennis David of Pacific Power and Light
son 10, Ron Olimart 7, Ron C«>mpany was at the council
Cannon 7. Ellie Meuser 6, Craig meeting to discuss the recent
; Bennett, 6. Frank Catherw«xxi pnrtilem they had with murky
water and what was being «torn
I 2, and Mik«' Gleason 2.
to take care of the situation in
Th«' Forest Service and Corps allocated for the work, it 1 is
order to prevent a possible re
of Engineers are «-oop'rating in estimated th«’ sweeping an<l Mehama First Aid
petition.
plans to carry out th«’ huge i cleanup in the four reservoirs
Ho also spoke about the new
task of clearing the mass of will cost $420.000.
[xiwtr lines that were being in-
Class Postponed
Tli«' debris is not primari'y
debris dcpisited in four large
stall«! in the canyon area and
reservoirs by the Christmas an operational problem for the
the new power plant that was
By .leim Robert*
Corps of Engineers, but creates
being built. Three shouki elim
flood.
MEHAMA
The First Aid inate or vastly reduce the num
'Hie agencies said thc Forest a safety hnzanl to recreatkmists
Service has iigre«! to accept and a hazard from th«' stand- class which was scheduled to tier «if power «Milages this year.
begin at the Mehama fireball
primary responsibility for the , pilot of driftwood fire.
Ron Meacham submitted his
"Die .job of clearing the rcs- next Monday, will be postpone«! police report for December
massive cleanup operation In
Hills Creek, Cougar. Detroit, ! ervoirs will lie contract«!. for several weeks, reports Gene with five traffic violations cited
and Ixxikout Point reservoirs Work involves debris romovnl Coles, fire chief.
to court. Fines wero collreUxi
in the Willamette National For by collecting it and burning or
Instructor of the class, Ken in th«> amount of $45.00. Ten
est. Tlie Forest Service also chipping it. Salvatole material Farwell of Stayton. has been complaints were turn«! into
will be responsible for super will be recovered by the con- contacted for several classes the department and 7 of th«>m
vising replacement of proj«'ct tractor. 1711' mass of debris this year so will not lie able to satisfied.
includes whole trees, logs thnt give instruction for several
roads damaged by the fkxxl.
The new police car patrolled
J. Herbert Stone, Regional washed downstream from mill weeks.
1,223 miles using 171.9 gallons
A fire fighting cixirse will lie «if gasoline, There were 21 dog
Forester, and C«>lon«'l William ponds and cold d«-ks, parts of
J. Talbott, Portland District buildings, arai other refuse. given on Monday nights instead complaints registered with the
Th«' above group adds a lot of spar right front row are Marilee Teller, Car
Enegineer, said the reservoirs Private owners of identifiable «4 the first aid class. Fire in- Linn County «log catcher here
kle
to basketball games this year. In olyn Davenport, Lynda Parker and Shar
logs
will
lx'
permitto«i
to
recov
«traction is under auspices of (for four days, taking 10 «logs
will be cleared ns soon as poa-
the b.'.c?~r nind is Bucky Lyons. Left to on Pate.—The Mill City Enterprise Photo
sWilc after funds have txx'n er them.
Marion-Clackamas Fire district, away with him.
Mud Takes 50-Ton
Coach Jack Walton Yarder For Ride
Talks To Lions
Idanha Without
Phones When Lines
Downed by Crane
Santiam Defeats
Hustling Scio Team
Tues. Night 72-45
Coming Events
Fodrabsky
Sworn In At
Council Meet
Plans Underway to Clear
Debris From Reservoirs