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<***- M. and Do». L>¡v New» paper», U of O Library 07403 The Mill City Enterprise ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND VOLUME XXII NUMBER 24 litr. uil L CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON IVorA Progressing on New Scout Cabin THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1967 4th of July Princess For 4th of July Queen To Be Held at School Friday Night Taking Shape DETROIT—Plans are shap ing up well for the Detroit Lake Boat Regatta scheduled for June 25, on Detroit Lake Committee Chairman O 1 e Erickson said Tuesday. He said the races will begin at Heibert’s floating dock South of Detroit near old De troit road, on the lake, and will go to Piety Nob Island, and then up the arm of the Santiam southeast. One of the vantage points for view ing the regatta would be on the old Detroit Highway near Brazier Smalls’ home. The planned route, however, is subject to change depending on weather conditions. The first half of the race is scheduled from 10 a. m. to 12 and the boat parade from 12 to 1 p. m., followed by the final races of the day. Regis tration “in pits” will close at 9:30 Sunday morning. The participants will run five laps on a one-mile course. First, second and third place prizes of gold trophies will be awarded in the “pit” following the last heat of the day. The regatta is being spon- sored by the Oregon Speed- boat Association and the North Santiam Chamber of Commerce. Participating in the event will be the Whitewater Chal lenge Queen, Larie Goss, Stay ton and her court, Christine Rogers, Detroit; Patti East wood, Mill City; Brenda Phil lips, and Debbie Schumacher both of Stayton. Chairman Erickson said anyone wishing to decorate a boat and enter the parade is welcome. Classes of boat entries are: JU Runabout; AU Runabout; BU Runabout; CU Runabout; DU Runabout; A Stock Hydro; B Stock Hydro; C Stock Hy dro; and B Outboard Hydro. Officials are: Chairman C. O. Erickson, Detroit; Referee, Louis Wheeler; Inspector, Rocky Stone; Timer, Curt Wil bur; Starter, Junior Larison; Scorer, Pat Stone; Pit Manag er, Bill Sterett; Publicity, Jer ry Coffman. WWI Vets, Auxiliary To Picnic Saturday At Fishermen’s Bend Members of WWI Veterans and their Auxiliary will have a picnic Saturday, June 17 at Fishermen’s Bend park west of Mill City. Ernest Ragsdale, command er of the Mill City Barracks urges all members to attend. He said there was shelter at the park in case of rain. Boy of the Month 2 p ! i 1 Jack Johnson, a Junior at Santiam High School and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jhue Johnson was chosen boy of the month for May. Jack has been act ive in athletics, participating in football, track and J. V. Basketball. Jack was Presi dent of his class his Fresh man year and class represent ative ot the Student Council during his Junior year. He has been chosen Student Body President for the com ing school year of 1967-68. Jack plans to go to Oregon State College but has not chosen his major. $3.50 a YEAR — 10c a Copy Preliminary ceremonies to Mrs. Delos Hoeye and sons, get the TAC sponsored 4th 'Jon and Robin arrived in Mill of July celebration off to a hardt, Oddfellows and Rebek 'City Saturday evening from good start will be held at the ahs and daughter of Mr. and strife-torn Nigeria. They were Mill City elementary school Mrs. Dave Barnhardt; Lonnie met in Salem by her mother, gym Friday, evening, June 16 Bodeker, Jaycees and Jayce- Mrs. Harry Mason, at whose etees, the daughter of Mr. at 7:30. home they are presently stay and Mrs. Francis Bodeker; The Queen coronation and Lonnie Bodeker, student at ing. High school and dance to follow is expected to Judy Boroughs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoeye and Santiam ' of Mr. and Mrs. draw a large crowd. The fes Mr. and Mrs. Burt Boroughs, family left last fall for a two- daughter 1 Francis Bodeker has been tivities are being held two representing the Mill City year teaching assignment at as a princess for the weeks earlier than last year Lions and Auxiliary; Diane University of Nigeria. selected 1 Rush, granddaughter of Mrs. Workmen were busy Thursday forenoon pouring the However, after the recent in 4th of July celebration here. which will give the royal Bess Vandermeer; Mill City the concrete floor for the new scout building, located on ternal conflict all dependents She will represent the Jay court a chance to reign over Garden club; Linda Olmstead, property given to them by Pacific Power & Light. Local were evacuated. Mrs. Hoeye cees and Jayceettes in the a longer period. 1 workmen on the project when this picture was taken said that none of them really Queen Last year’s Queen Delores daughter of Mr. and Mrs. contest. 1 i Stafford will crown the new Dick Olmstead, Mill City Fire were Bruce Blumenstein, Ed Kadine, Bob Blumenstein, wanted to leave but the State one and the 1966 Junior court, men; Vickie Rush, daughter Adolph Brunner and Pete Brundidge. All concrete lab Department issued the order Tommy Trout and Denise of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rush, or is donated. The building will be 30x6 feet according for their own safety. She said Muise as well the 1967 Junior Rainbow girls. they plan on returning as to Mr. Kadine who is building “ramrod” on the project. King and Queen Shawn Car Judges for the Queen se Much of the labor is being donated. Bill Shuford is do soon as it is permitted, de penter and Susan Henness lection will be Utah Crowson, pending upon the situation ing the plumbing, Horn Electric the wiring. This build Francis Dummer, Bob Hagen, will be present. there. ing is located right next to the Sea Explorer station, and Otto Oja and Beulah Smith. A good program has been will be a great asset to Scouting in the area. Tom Dryn- Mrs. Hoeye talked to a Dr. Master of ceremonies will planned to precede the an has been real active and is responsible for much of Wyatt, who is the head of the be Edward J. Dougherty. crowning ceremonies and The program and he said the Scouting program here.—The Mill City Enterprise teaching Kristtys will furnish music that at this time he didn’t photo. think Mr. Hoeye and others Lawrence Laird of Eugene for the Queen’s ball. Princesses for the event in his position would be forc was ordained as a Christian ed to leave. Dr. Wyatt is con Minister Sunday afternoon at have all been selected and nected with Michigan State 3 o’clock at the Mill City include, June Kennedy, TAC, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. University. Mr. Hoeye was on Christian church. the teaching staff at OSU be Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson was Frank Baechler; Melody Barn- fore he went to Nigeria. pianist and Mrs. Don Williams Mrs. Hoeye said she and her organist. family all enjoyed their year Rev. Jack Meuser, pastor of Former Mill City Several local boys are plan in Nigeria but the Northwest the church led the call to LYONS—At the regular ning to leave this weekend looked good to her. However, Worship, gave the invocation, High School Coach meeting of the City Council for Perry’s Sports Camp near she said when arriving in led the Lord’s Prayer, and Vernonia. DETROIT—Rolf Anderson, New York and Chicago, those Honored at LaGrande Wednesday night June 7 they A new program of football timber and water-shed man places looked pretty grim to gave the Statement of Pur voted to sponsor the Babe pose. Rev. Robert Osborn of' instruction and conditioning agement of the Detroit U. S. her. Bob Quinn, longtime coach Ruth Ball team and voted to has been added to the sum Forest Service announced on The Hoeye family will leave Stayton read the scripture at Eastern Oregon college and give them $350 with a dona mer schedule this year. The Tuesday morning that two 30- soon for Corvallis to again lesson and gave the pastoral a graduate of OSU, was hon tion from that to be given staff for the one week session, foot rented tug boats began make their home if they do prayer. ored at a testimonial banquet the Little League and Pee- Dr. Carlton C. Buck, min at LaGrande Saturday. August 20 to 26 will be di work today cleaning up the not hear soon about the pos- rected by Paul Durham, head debris on Detroit Reservoir. sibility of returning to Nl- ister of the First Christian Quinn had his first coaching Wee’s. The Planning Commis church in Eugene gave the or job at Mill City High school sion after a study of the re football coach at Linfield He said the project is under geria. dination sermon “The Call of moving from here to La cent surveys, presented reco College. the direction of the U. S. For God” and “The Right Hand of Grande in 1929. The football program will est Service and includes only mmendations for obtaining Fellowship.” emphasize fundamentals, con- the collection of floating de Only One Lookout Over the many years Quinn Police Protection from the ditioning and attitude. The statement from the had become more than a county under the new Senate bris accumulated over the Ted Wilson, Linfield bas- winter months. Ordination Prayer were given ■ teacher and a coach at EOC. Bill 288. They also recom Manned This Year ketball coach, will again di He added the program does by Dr. Barton A. Dowdy, pre- j He was a friend and good mended revision of house rect the eight-week basketball not include the cleaning up DETROIT — Returning for sident of Northwest Christian ~ ~ 1 ■ J U B L I B B | j citizen, program, June 18 to August of shoreline debris at this I his second consecutive year college of Eugene. Ted Wilson, presently head numbering system. The Peo ple’s Telephone Company pre 19. Assisting with the basket time. for summer work with the Donald Williams, chairman basketball coach at Linfield ball instruction throughout The floating debris on the I Mill City Forest Service Dis of the Mill City Christian i ColleKe was toatsmaster. Wil- sented franchise for study the summer will be Don Port Lake will be collected in trict, was Dave Denhardt of church board gave preetintrs son was a star basketball and approvel by the council. under Coach It was also reported that er, coach at Lower Columbia booms and then will be an Sioux Falls, S. D. Dave is a from the churches. Kireuug» player at Junior College. A few of the chored to the shore and will college student at South Da Quinn. screens will be purchased for Following the Confirmation | many coaches who will be a be burned this fall when the kota U at Brookings, and is the Library building. The by the congregation led by j part of the teaching staff in water goes down. The project majoring in Zoology and will budget committee presented Rev. Meuser, in keeping with clude Dick Ballantyne, South is scheduled to be completed graduate next year. final revisal of budget and Salem; Bob Frantz, Parkrose; in eight days, depending on Last year he served as Look the apostolic custom the min the council voted to accept Don Parker, Milton-Freewat weather conditions, he said. Out on Battle Axe and will isters and elders laid their final revision. New City maps er; Jack Riley, Jefferson High; serve in that capacity on hands upon the head of the new minister as he knelt dur have been ordered. Paving of and Steve Pauly, ex-Oregon Gold Butte this summer. State University star. Dave should not get lone ing the ordination prayer. Cedar, Dogwood and 2nd All programs are designed some this summer on his Elders taking part were Gene streets will begin June 15. to accomodate beginners as lonely perch, he has a beau Williams and Gene Harries from the Bethel Christian well as varsity athletes. tiful “red head” for compan A large group of both high ionship. Now, don’t get ex church in Eugene and Don Girl of the Month LYONS—The Lyons phone school and eighth grade grad IDANHA—Simpson Timber cited, boys, it’s his dog Turk, Williams, William Shepherd, changeover is completed with Larry Plotts, Jr., and Herbert uates are going this year from ■Company’s Idanha plant was a faithful Irish Setter, who the exception of a few kinks Mill City. recognized Tuesday for mill travelled here with him from Whitaker. The charge of the newly here and there. The new safety at the annual meeting his home state. Fire Control Officer, Byron ordained minister was given equipment at the People’s I of the American Plywood As Summer Classes Start sociation at Gearhart. Rarey, said only one lookout by Rev. Donald Tosch, minis Telephone Company in Ly The plant will receive the Gold Butte, will be manned ter of the NorKenzie Christ ons is now in operation and Division I trophy ( 100,000 this year in the Mill City ian church at Eugene. At Mari-Linn School working satisfactorily accord The Rev. Larry Laird gave ing to Cal Culbertson office LYONS — Summer classes hours or less) for working District. The lookout system began Monday morning at 98,461 hour without a lost- is now supplemented by the benediction. Mrs. Eugene manager. This project was aerial detection which will af Davenport and Mrs. William Mari-Linn school for 20 stu time accident in six years. ford better watch over the Shepherd sang a duet “Halleu- accomplished last week, Harry Spencer of Idanha is dents of the first, second and plant manager. which meant a telephone districts. jah, Praise Jehovah.” third grades. This is the first number change for about 601 time a summer school has per cent of the system 525 been conducted in the Mari- subscribers. Crews worked Lawrence Laird Ordained Sunday Linn district. Mrs. Curt (Eva) around the clock May 31 and | Benefiel will be teaching. June 1 to make the equipment ■ There will be a field trip i switch. each week of the five-week session. Mondays the students Mr. Culbertson explained a will plan the trip, Tuesday I “busy signal” was used on they will take the trip and circuits being transferred and Wednesday, Thursday and thanked the people for their Friday, read, write and talk patience fluring the change. about experiences related to j Numbers listed in the new the trip, and what they have | Mary Susann Heller, a Valley Telephone directories learned. senior at Santiam High the Lyons-Mehama area Typical of the trips will be now the correct one to School and daughter of Mr. a visit to a cookie factory in and Mrs. Wendell Heller, was McMinnville; to the Portland chosen girl of the month for airport and zoo. The course is May. Susann has been very being financed through a I active in school activities all grant from Title I of the Fed Cliff Warde Hired four years. Member of the Pep eral Education Act. Club and was President this As Police Cadet past year, member of G.A.A., Weather, Detroit Dam Clifford Warde, son of Mr. Member of F.T.A.. Honor So 7 a. m. Dally Weather Reading and Mrs. Dave Warde, has ciety, Drama Club, girls bas Pool been hired as a police cadet ketball, girls track and girls Date Max. Min. Elev. Pct by the Mill City Police depart volleybail. Three years enter ment, working under Don Gil ed the Veterans Essay Con June 7 66 30 1560.14 T lenwater police chief and Les test. Susan was a 4th of July June 8 62 49 1560.17 0.01 White patrolman. Princess in her Sophomore He will assist with the of year. This year Susann was June 9 61 49 1560.43 T fice work and learn all the the winner in the Lion's Es June 10 58 50 1560.73 0.00 fundamentals of ¡xdice pro say Contest and and receiv cedure including finger print ed the Betty Crocker Award. June 11 58 49 1561 20 0.00 Lawrence Laird was ordained as a present from many valley towns. Rev. ing, arrests and the many Susann plans to enter Ore minister Sunday at the Mill City Christ Laird is shown above receiving the Or laws concerning the work. June 12 63 49 1561.56 0.11 gon College of Education in ian Church. Besides the Rev. Jack Meu- I Clifford will lie a Junior at the fall and major in Ele June 13 66 51 1561.68 0.07 ser of the Church here, ministers were dination Prayer. — Stan'ey Ogden photo I Santiam High next year. mentary Education. Lawrence Laird Ordained a Minister At Christian Church Lyons City Council To Sponsor Babe Ruth Ball Team Tug Boats Begin Local Boys To Attend Sports Camp Clearing Debris From Detroit Lake Simpson's Idanha Plant Honored Lyons Telephone Changeover Now Completed
