The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, September 21, 1967, Image 1

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ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
VOLUME XXII
NUMBER 38
Up and Down
The Avenue
By Don Moffatt
I think possibly this new
highway law passed by the
Oregon lawmakers this last
session is really going to
work. I am referring to the
law recently in effect that
requires slow moving ve­
hicles on two-lane highways
to pull over at the first safe
spot and let faster traffic go
by-
This Dast weekend we have
been driving considerably,
giving my brother Al, and
his wife Mabel a look-see at
our country. We have notic­
ed that drivers are really
taking the law seriously—and
about time too, I might add.
There was only one instance
this weekend that we noticed
a pile-up of traffic and that
was behind a large transport
truck going up Highway 22
over the pass from the east.
He could have pulled out at
one place, but I suppose he
would have lost what little
speed he did have, so he
stayed put. The traffic fin­
ally did get around him on
a straight stretch. For the
most part though, it appears
that this law will really
work. If it does, it certainly
should reduce the number of
these head-on crashes where
a driver in desperation to get
around a slow-poke driver,
takes chances in passing.
Time alone will tell if the
highway patrolmen will
really enforce the law. I for
one, hope they do.
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON
Brady Heads
Calendar
Sales Drive
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967
Down Comes House Cannon Built
$3.50 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
BLM Takes Action to
Remove Robert Cannon
House from 0 and C Land
By Don Moffatt
Paul Brady will again head I
A feud, which has lasted ed States advising that he in­
the annual Lions Club Calen­
.'or over a year between the tended to pursue his claim in
dar sales drive which will get
Bureau of Land Management court and that he would pro­
under way immediately after
and Robert J; Cannon of Al­ tect his improvements on the
the meeting next Monday
bany came to a new level last “land at all costs.” his letter
night. Brady said that he is
Wednesday, when a Job was written on July 7.
working with a committee
Corps crew from Tillamook,
On July 14, BLM wrote
to re-arrange the various sel­
under the direction of Dis­ Cannon, as follows: “You
ling zones so that every citi­
trict Manager Otto Kreuger, have been consistently notifi­
zen of the Mill City and
proceeded to tear down the ed that your improvements
Gates area will have an op­
plywood summer home, would become the property
portunity to participate in
which BLM claimed was il­ of the United States if not
this worthy project. Dead­
legally built on O and C land removed within the time al­
line for the sales campaign
in the Northfork area over lowed for this purpose. You
has been set for October 9.
the hill north of Gates
now have-notice that the Im­
Residents of the commun­
Cannon, who says he is an provements are property of
ity are asked to welcome
Oklahoma Indian from the the United States because of
Lions members as they make
Osage tribe claims that he your failure to timely re­
their house to house canvas
Robert J. Cannon of Albany, illeg­ Corps from Tillamook made short work holds a certificate of eligibil­ move them.”
to sell the birthday calendars. ally built the above cabin, or what is left of the plywood bui’ding last Wednesday. ity for public domain lands
On July 17 Mr. Cannon was
The calendar sales is the of it, on O and C land over the Gates hill It was dismantled board by board, haul­ under an Indian Act of 1887. advised that “since he did
Lions club’s only fund rais­ on the Little North Fork. He picked a ed off and stored.—The Mill City Enter­
“His is just one of the ac­ not comply with the removal
ing event of the year and the
tions
of Indians recently at­ of his improvements with­
beautiful
site,
but
a
crew
from
the
Job
prise photo.
funds are used for sight con­
tempting to establish claims in the time allowed, they
servation and other commun­
under the old iiw," Kreuger have been posted as Federal
ity betterment programs.
told The Enterprise Wednes­ property.” He was thus ac­
Calendar Exlained
day afternoon, when this cused of trespass on Federal
As an explanation to new
writer was taken to the site. lands.
residents, the calendars are
Cannon’s application for Thus on last Wednesday,
of a community nature. On
the 160 acres was rejected be­ BLM took down the building
the calendars are listed the
cause the land Is reserved as and moved it off the proper­
meeting dates of the clubs of
former Oregon and California ty.
Saturday, five members of
the community and also listed Santiam s Yearbook staff and
grant land for sustained
Mr. Cannon is a foreman
are the birthdays and anniver­ their advisor, Mrs. Larry
yield timber production, and at the Wah Chang Company
saries of all those who pur­ Slack, attended the High
Santiam Wolverines meet as such, it is not subject to plant in Albany. He did ap­
chase the calendars at $2. School Yearbook Conference
Salem
Academy in its second appropriation under the Ind­ pear while the removal of the
Additional calendars can be in Portland. The conference
building was in progress.
Capitol Conference game this ian Allotment Act.
purchased for 50c each.
Walter Gavin, Cascade
However, he said later In
was held at the Hilton Hotel.
Paul Brady and Lee Boeck- Friday at 8 p. m. at Allen
All people living in one
Area Manager for BLM of the week, “I’m going right
Irving Lloyd, a profession­ stiegel, rangers from Mill Field.
house as a family can have al photographer for year­ City and Detroit were main
the Salem District, stated
up build again. I’ll
Salem Academy dropped its Wednesday: “Cannon certain­ back
their names listed on the cal­ books was the main speaker. speakers at the first fall
move there this time if
first
game
with
Regis
by
a
endar
for
the
$2.
In
the
event
A lot of people, including
ly pickea a perfect spot. The necessary. And I’ll take along
He had many ideas to offer meeting of the North San­
view across the North Fork my rifle. This thing has gone
me, have believed that Pre­ you wish to have other family on how to “Let the Picture tiam Chamber of Commerce 26-0 score.
This will be the first time Valley was unimpaired, and I far enough,” said Cannon,
sident Johnson never tries members from other towns Tell the Story.”
held at Gates Tuesday night.
to stop up the leaks in gov­ listed, another $2 will be
The afternoon was spent They came to tell of the re­ that Santiam has played Sa­ the tract has been appraised who is a graduate of the Un-
ernment spending — but I charged for their listing.
in small group sessions where cent fires, and how the For­ lem Academy and the Wol­ at some $400 000.” And that versity of Kansas.
The community birthday different phases of year­ est Service starts early in verines will attempt to keep is worth fighting for.
find that is not always the
case. Do not misunderstand calendar is a handy addition book construction were dis­ February to make plans for their slate clean. They have
State Police were on hand
me, I still am not in favor to the home as it helps keep cussed by experts In the field. fire suppression during the defeated Stayton and Scio so while the building was being
of many of his programs, but track of the various com­ Wolverine Staff members year. Fire control officer for far this year.
removed, just in case some
by the same token, I do not munity, lodge and club meet­ attending were: Jack John­ Mill City is By Rarey and
Mill City and Gates Mer- difficulty was encountered,
believe he should take the ing dates.
Mr. Kreuger said: “there is
son, editor; Theresa Lankins, Howard Dean for Detroit. chants have taken a full page
At the meeting Monday VaDonda Earhart,
blame for an over-eager
Peggy These men make a record of in The Enterprise this week a great difference between
group of Senators and Re- night, the first of the fall Cooper and Kandee Hennes. all logging operations in the urging support for the Wol­ making application for land,
resentatives who are out beat­ season, Bill Metteer, vice pre­
than getting the right to set­
area and how many men they verines.
tle the kind. A person shall
ing the tub to get themselves sident was in charge. Mayn­
have. They also make a re­
re-elected. President John­ ard Smith, president was out
cord of the equipment so
be entitled to possession and
use of land only after his
son had recommended a $13 of town. Metteer said there
they can tell just how much
million program for increas­ would be a good program for
entry, selection, or location
can be called in when fire
ed coverage in life insurance October 9 meeting when a
has been allowed, or lease
strikes
Establishment of a four-
for government employees, showing of the laser beam
Ranger Boeckstiegel said
has been issued. Settlement
man
patrol office to take
will
be
put
on
at
the
school
on the land prior to that time
June 22 was the last day
officials and members of
care of growing traffic and
Congress, but when the following the dinner meeting.
there was any rain until after
constitutes a trespass.” ,
Harold
the big fires were raging. He
smoke cleared Congress had District Governor
Mr. Cannon took his plea game activity in the North
voted for a $61 million pro­ Johnson of Coos Bay will be
to
the President of the Unit- Santiam country is underway
said he never had seen so
in Mill City by the Oregon
Fred Gruver, president of much lightning before. Two
gram, which the president present at the October 16
State police.
meeting.
the Santiam Education As­ storms converged on the Ivy
vetoed.
In charge of the office is
This year there will be a sociation, presided at the Creek District at the same
When our government is
Cpl.
Tom Drynan, recently
50c
fine
for
being
absent
Monday
afternoon
meeting.
time ar.d started 40 fires, 36
faced with a possible $29
promoted from private first
million deficit, how in the without excuse. Metteer said. Committee chairmen select­ largo enough to need immed­
class, who has been the only
world can these senators and The secretary, Lee Ross, ed were: Department of iate action. He said there was
Three persons were hurt in
state officer on duty in this
representatives face their should be notified of anyone Classroom Teachers’ Repre­ just not enough man power a two vehicle crash at John
area for many years.
constituents when campaign­ planning to miss a meeting sentative. Herb Bastuscheck; to take care of the fires in Roten’s service station near
Capt. Lyle Hartell, head of
not later than Thursday prior Legislation, Al Glover; Spec­ the two districts, so outside the west city limits of Gates
ing for re-election.
Bud Davis, executive secre­ the Salem District office said
ial Services, Sigrun Grim- or overhead crews were sum- Friday evening at about 7
I think we really should to the Monday meeting.
stead; Ethics, Doris Sheythe; monded to take care of the o’clock. John F. Van Osdol tary of the Marion-Polk UGN heavy ski traffic in winter
bear down on our senators
Research, Roger Mink; Teach­ major fires. Both rangers and his wife were in a camp­ committee today announced and the increasing number of
and representatives and see
er Education and Profession­ said the high temperatures er going east, when they that Floyd Eastwood will be highway accidents, and bur­
to it that they earnestly at­
al Standards, Marge Parker; now, coupled with low hu­ were struck from behind by general chairman of the Unit­ glaries in summer homes
tempt to cut out waste and
Hospitality, Alice Smith; Hu­ midity, make it a potentially a car driven by Lawrence ed Good Neighbor drive in had prompted the organiza­
duplicity in government, in­
man Rights and Responsibil- bad fire season yet. A lot Van Camp of Idanha. He was this area. He will cover the tion plan.
stead of voting a 10% in­
ites, Beulah Bowes; Econom­ more rain is needed to keep accompanied by Bob Sump­ towns of Mill City, Gates, De­ Newly assigned to the of­
crease in taxes. Why not
ic
Welfare, Marian White; th fires down and make the ter also of Idanha. Roten who troit, Idanha and Marlon fice are Pfc Glen Bigness
cut 25% in domestic expend­
Forks, according to Davis.
from the Salem District of­
Membership, Judith Parent; forest safe.
itures just to see what the
was in the station talking on
Residents here have been fice and game man Barry
Publicity, Elaine Main.
The impact of the fires on the telephone at the time
taxpayers would do.
Construction of a new’ con­ The Association voted to the economy of the area said he heard the “tires generous in their support of Drake, transferred from Mc­
crete
bridge across the Little host the Linn County Coordi­ was discussed. Both men said squeal” and looked up in UGN in the past, and East- Minnville. Both have moved
You know there is some­
North
Fork of the Santiam nating Council at a fall ban­ that much of the timber burn­ time to see the camper go wood said he hoped to have 1 here. An additional traffic
thing very special about a
near
Elkhorn
Valley park is quet. In charge of the Octob­ ed can be salvaged, but it will end over end, land off the their cooperation again this division officer will be as­
good doctor. In these days
signed.
included
in
this
year’s tim­ er affair will be Alice Smith have to be done right away. shoulder of the highway in year.
when so much emphasis is
ber
harvest
plans,
the Salem (chairman), Mary Wright, They did not think they front of his station. The other
put on the common man and
would have any trouble sel­ vehicle went several hundred
equality, the instinct of sur­ District. Bureau of Land and Al Glover.
Weekend Ends in Disaster
vival dictates that when we Management reported Thurs­ A potluck picnic is plan- ling the large timber, but the feet down the road and end-
ned for all District personnel smaller trees pose a more dif­ ed up in the ditch on the
get sick, we want no part of day.
The bridge, about 10 miles and their families on Sunday, ficult problem. One timber south side of the road, Van
the common man. It takes a
dedicated person to make a east of Mehama, will open Dinner will he served at sale had been cancelled and Osdol was thrown from the
good doctor or surgeon. Just some 1.560 acres of timber­ 4:30 at Fishermen’s Bend others have been postponed pickup, but his wife was
until a fuller assessment of not so severly Injured. Van
opening the doors of col­ land owned by BLM, State Park.
the fire damage can be made. Osdol was taken to a Salem
leges to more students to of Oregon, Capitol Lumber
In speaking of the Eagle hospital, and the other two
study for this profession, does Co., ano Freres Lumber '”0
Rock and Devils Ridge fires involved in the wreck were
not assure us that we will Walter Gavin, assistant dis­ Safety Meeting for
in the Mill City district it treated at Santiam Memorial
have more good doctors. This trict manager for BLM, es­
was said that this is the in Stayton.
is not always the case. A lot timated that 60,000.000 board School Bus Drivers
toughest terrain in the Wil­ Van Osdol was pulling a
depends upon the tempera­ would bt harvested from the
lamette National Forest, Mr. boat liehind the pickup,
ment of the student doctor area.
Gavin said a buffer strip of Held Tuesday Night
Brady said that the area can which broke loose and end-
himself. Not everyone can be
A Safety Meeting for school be assured of a good allow­ ed up on the south side of
a good doctor, no matter how timber would be left along the
much training he gets. A doc­ Little North Fork for its re­ bus drivers of the Detroit and able cut, and that the two dis­ the highway, apparently un­
tor has to have real patience. creational value. It includes Mill City districts was held tricts will do all in their pow­ damaged.
It vake a lot of courage for a some two miles of river front here Tuesday night. Nine er to work out a solution
a doctor to face a full sched­ in that area extending both drivers and the school admin­ that will be favorable to the
ule of sick people every day. up and downstream from the istrators, Francis Dummer area.
Weather, Detroit Dam
President Floyd Eastwood
of Detroit, and Bill Lewellen
He listens to the complaints of Elkhorn park.
7 a. m. Dally Weather Reading
said
the
program
for
Novem
­
of Mill City heard Perry
people, some who are really
Pool
sick, and others who think right along with Diety. I Duncan, safety engineer from ber 21 would be Consumer Date Max. Min . Elev. Pct
they are sick, so it must be a would advise them not to try Safeco give a talk on how to Education. He also told of a Sept. 13 77 48
1541.15 0 00
program coming up October
real trying profession. How­ walking on the water, as I be a safe bus driver.
What was to have been a happy weekend for Mr.
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Sept.
14
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1540.56 000 I and Mrs. John F. Van Osdol of Salem ended up in the
ever. on the other hand, if am sure they are not quite Two films on safety were 10 at the Women’s World
he can’t take these responsi­ that good.
shown at the school following ’ Building at the State Fair- Sept. 15 90 5« 1539 90 000 I above manner Friday evening in front of John Roten’s
bilities in a somewhat cheer­ We are fortunate in this a dinner at a local cafe, host- 5 grounds when Andy Land­ Sept. 16 90 56 1539.23 0.00 service station at Gates. The vehicle was hit from be-
ful and civil manner, he is area to have many good ed by Pittam Insurance force. OSU Wildlife Speeial- Sept. 17 85 51 1538.57 0.00 I hind by another car, and turned over, injuring Van
not fit for the name of “doc­ doctors. We need more, hut These meetings are held to I1st will give advice on how Sept. IS 71 53 1537.91 0.07 . Osdol. He was taken to a Salem hospital. Mrs. Van Osdol
tor.” We have seen many we should be very thankful give bus drivers the benefit ' to take care of deer after they
Sept. 19 80 57 1537.29 000 I was not hospitalized.—The Mill City Enterprise photo.
of latest driving techniques, have been killed.
doctors who place themselves for the ones we do have.
Yearbook Staff
Attends Meeting
Rangers Tell
NS Chamber
About Fires
Wolverines To Play
First Home Game
Friday at 8 P. M.
Four-Man
Patrol Office
Santiam Education
Association Here
Names Chairmen
Elkhorn Bridge to
Open North Fork
Timber Cutting
Three Hurt
In Highway
Accident
Floyd Eastwood
UGN Chairman for
Canyon Area