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The Mill City Enterprise
ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
VOLUME XXII
NUMBER 40
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1967
Wolverines On Top of the Heap
Up and Down
The Avenue
By Don Moffatt
Santiam Memorial
Hospital Plans for
Air Conditioning
$3.50 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
High Winds
Monday Hit
Canyon Area
At the last board of di­
We now hear a lot about
rectors meeting at Santiam
the proposed surcharge on
Memorial hospital, main top­
corporate and personal in­
ic of discussion was air con­
come which is supposed to be
Mill City and area resi­
Phil
Schnieder,
state
ditioning. Representatives of
needed temporarily to finance
Pacific Power & Light com­ dents “viewed with alarm”
the cost of the war in Viet­ game director, advised hunt­
pany were on hand along Tuesday morning the results
nam. There is just one catch ers that, regardless of chang­
es
in
the
weather
pattern,
with
men from an air condi- of Monday nights big blow.
in these teni|><u-ary taxes and I
tioning firm in Portland They were thankful however? ’ .
the buck deer season will not
that is that when they are open
until October 7.
who demonstrated a heat that the storm, reminiscer^
enacted they very seldom are
The
director
said
that
the
pump unit to the directors. of the Columbus Day storm
temporarv. In the nation’s
weather
picture
certainly
This
is the second time these of 1962, was no worse than it
capital the word temporary,
men have been at a hospital was.
many times the word means looks encouraging and is wel
Winds near hurricane vel­
meeting.
permanent. Do you remem­ corned to alleviate the critical
ocity
caused wide-spread
fire
conditions.
However,
he
The
building
committee,
ber the temporary wartime
there will be no sud
headed by Merton Cox, had power outages, flipped over
buildings that were still stated
made a trip to Portland this carports and felled trees.
standing many years later? den or mid-week lifting of th<
emergency
delay
in
the
sea
summer to check up on a Crews from Pacific Power
You certainly can remember
building
using this type of worked throughout the night.
son.
some of the temporary taxes
unit, and reported that it was Servicemen from Valley Tele­
which have been imposed up­ October 7 has been set as e
the best they had seen yet. phone and Santiam Cable Vis­
on us. One instance is the firm opening date, he said
which
is
also
a
traditiona
The unit can he used for heat­ ion were busy restoring those
supposed luxury tax placed
ing as well as air condition­ services.
weekend
opening
and
in
the
on travel and telephone bills. best interest of all concerned.
ing. The board approved use Gusts of 68 miles per hour
These certainly connot be
ed
to
be
one
of
the
better
games
of
the
Santiam and Regis are tied for top
of this type of unit, and the were reported at Salem. The
called luxury items, yet many
building committee was in­ Mill City Ranger station had
season.
To
date
Santiam
has
won
every
spot
in
the
Capital
Conference
Minor
years after they have become
structed to make a further been receiving hourly reports
a way of business, we still
League at this time. Santiam’s Wolver­ game. This Friday the Wolverines travel study to see about cost of air all day Monday warning of
pay the tax on them.
conditioning all necessary the impending storm.
Another example, in Jun«
ines will battle it out with Regis on Allen to North Marion.—The Mill City Enter­ areas in the hospital.
In Mill City high winds
1932 Congress levied a tax
Mrs. Lura Fair, president caused sporadic power out­
of one cent a gallon on gas­
Field Friday, October 13. This is expect- prise photo.
of the hospital Auxiliary, re­ ages with some parts of the
oline as a temporary meas­
ported that $1,500 had been city without power for as
ure. It was described as an
LYONS—It is interesting to
realized from the rummage long as 8 hours and in other
emergency to help the Feder­ note that teachers are emer­
sale, and that the sale was sections residents were with­
al government meet the fin­ ged into many diverse fields
still going on part time. The out power for only a short
ancial crisis brought on by of correlated education. John
silver tea brought in a net of time.
the depression. This tax pro­ Swinkels, music teacher at
$108 for the Auxiliary she There were branches strewn
duced $57 million revenue in Mari-Linn school went to
said. The Auxiliary has been around all yards with trees
its first year. Thirty-four Portland to participate in the
active during the years and near them; some roofs had
years later and with a rate of panel discussion show “Col­
many of the nlcities at San­ patches blown off them; the
four cents a gallon, the tax lege Opinion” on a Portland
tiam Memorial are the result carport at the Albin home
yielded $2.9 billion, bringing TV show. The show was tap­
of the efforts of this ambi­ crashed down on Fred Al­
the total since 1932 to nearly ed and will be shown on Oc­
ban’s car. There were num­
tious group.
Specialist
4,
William
(Row
­
Martin
Hansen,
program
$33 billion. In 1967, this tem­ tober 8 at 2:30 p. m. on Chan­
erous trees uprooted but
an)
Davidson,
son
of
Mr.
and
chairman
for
the
Mill
City
porary tax is expected to
there were more inconven­
Mrs. Alvin Davidson of Mill
Lions ciub stated today that
have an even higher yield. nel 2.
iences than heavy damage.
City
is
with
the
First
Air
Mr.
Swinkels
recently
re
­
on
Monday,
October
9,
there
This is just something to
Rain fell heavily all during
Cavalry
Division
’
s
Kodiak
will
be
a
demonstration
of
cently
received
his
Master
’
s
remember when the govern­
Andy Landforce, Oregon
the night Monday and most
in Vienam.
ment talks of a temporary tax Degree at Linfield college and the Laser beam. A represent­ State University Wildlife Quarry
of Tuesday with the sun com­
In its one year of operation
his thesis was on “The Ne­ ative of Pacific Northwest Management Specialist, will
of any kind.
ing out occasionaly just to let
gro’s Contribution to Ameri­ Bell Telephone company will be in Marion County Tuesday the division has produced ov­
people know all was not dark­
er
100.000
tons
of
rock
which
can
Music.
”
The
College
Opin
­
be
present
to
give
the
demon
­
October 10, to explain and is used for helipads, run­
Did it ever occur to you
ness.
ion
show
presented
the
ques
­
stration
and
show
how
this
demonstrate
the
proper
care
that 86% of America’s near­
foundations
and
ways,
billets,
tion
“
ts
the
Negro
a
Part
of
beamls
adapted
to
industrial
of venison from the moment road repairs.
ly 10,000 newspapers are
use.
it is shot until it appears on
weeklies serving rural, small American Life.”
“There are very few build-
The
panel
members
on
the
One
demonstration
will
be
An H & W Logging truck
the table.
towns like Mill City? Many show were involved in a sem­
ing projects in the cavalry drived by Mike Lyon, son of
at
the
grade
school
gymnas
­
towns the size of Mill City inar on Negro history at Lin­
Good Venison that doesn’t have some of the
“
Getting
have no newspaper. Next field college this past sum- ium at 2.30. The other dem­ Served on the Table” can rock taken from this quarry,” Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lyon of
Detroit, was forced into a
week is National Newspaper < i mer. This was the only onstration will be at about sometimes be a problem.
says Lt. Don Atwood, comp­ ditch Monday afternoon by
Week and for that reason, I know seninar on Negro his­ 7:30 at the gym, following the
Oregon hunters bring home any commander.
The division | : UHUIUCI
'
win? was
was
another HULA.
trudk. Lyon, who
we’d like to toot our own tory ever offered and may Lions club dinner. All clubs about 5,000 tons of venison " is fortunate
that
such a site | returning to Idanha empty,
and
other
citizens
interested
horn for a minute. Beginning
Teresa Metteer narrowly
a precedent for future,are invited to attend either each fall. Some is delicate in exists near the base camp op- encountered another truck in escaped
with America’s very first set
serious injury or pos­
flavor,
tender
and
delicious
eration
say
officials.
at colleges and uni- of the demonstrations.
the Ivy Creek area which he sible death when the small
newspaper in 1690, newspap­ courses
when
cookd,
but
too
many
A
total
of
19
men
work
at
said forced his vehicle into foreign car she was driving
ers have spoken for the peo­ versities.
times the hunter does not the site. A four-man crew the ditch.
The moderator of the pro-1
ple, defending the rights gram
west of town hit a deer.
know the important steps of works night and day drilling
Ben Padrow, pro-
It was reported later that
of individuals against en- fesor is of Dr.
The car was a complete loss
caring
for
the
carcass
in
the
holes
for
shaped
charges,
speech at Portland
the driver of the other truck
trenched power and arrogant State college and Mr. Swink­
TNT and dynamite in order said he had lost the air in according to insurance com­
field.
abuse of office and we are els in capacity of graduate
Equipment and pictures to keep pace with the rock his brakes and was unable to pany spokesmen but Teresa
fighting to this day to keep student. The College Opinion
received only cuts, bruises
will
be used to discuss ideas removal during the day.
slow down. Lyon received and a “whiplash." She was
the doors open wherever and show is a local show featur­
The
quarry
was
originally
on boning out a deer, ways to
only minor injuries in the ac­
whenever public business is ing college and universities
to Santiam Memorial
field dress a venison and the opened in August of 1966 by cident; pulled ligaments in taken
being transacted. Freedom of in the Willamette Valley.
hospital where she was held
minimum equipment a hunter Alpha Company of the 84th his arm and legs.
the press is essential in this
overnight for observation.
Area resident may well be
should carry afield. Land­ Engineer Battalion.
present day and age, when proud of the fact that mem­
She was alone in the car
Mrs. Davidson said this
force will also discuss a man’s
dictators all over the world bers of the school staff are
week that their son was sup­ Group from Mill City at the time of the accident.
way of cooking venison.
are trying to control every keeping up with progress in
Helen Ellingson was the first
Grades Visit Science
Washington D. C. head­ Two demonstrations will be posed to lie home soon.
one on the scene of the acci­
facet of a person’s life.
education and world affairs quarters of the U. S. Forest presented for the benefit of I
dent. In a short time Frances
so that our children may
Center at Newport
the public. One at 10 a. m.
Alban, Pauline Hansen and
The heavy rain of the past benefit from the varied con- Service is allocating $111,000 and
Fifth
graders
from
Mill
a repeat at 8 p. m. at the
Bobbi Budlong came along.
week certainly should be a trastical backgrounds of the for emergency erosion con­ Women
’s World Building,
City Elementary School visit­ They made Teresa as com­
trol work on Pacific North­
boon to everyone. Logging teachers.
ed the Oregon State Univer­ fortable as possible and Mrs.
west National Forest lands Oregon State Fairgrounds. Ac­
trucks are again on the road,
will be
sity Marine Science Center Hansen phoned the state po­
cess
to
the
grounds
burned
by
recent
fires,
Re
­
going full tilt, in an attempt
18th St.
through
the
17th
and
in Newport on September 26. lice with the other ladies con­
gional
Forester
Charles
A.
to build up the cold decks
The 48 students, under the tacting her parents, Mr. and
Connaughton announced to­ gates.
of the mills of our state. The
direction of Mr. Wallace Mrs. Bill Metteer.
The Izaak Walton League,
day.
woods will have to be hum­
Hovey and Mrs. Elaine Main,
Four
Corners
Rod
and
Gun
This
will
permit
an
immed
­
ming from now on until snow
were
given an introductory
Club,
and
the
Marion
County
iate
s*art
on
grass
seeding
flies to be assured of enough
talk covering research activ­
and other measures to control Extension Service are cooper­
logs to keep the mills in oper­
ities at the Marine Science
soil erosion in major fire ating m the presentation of
ation during the winter
Santiam walked away with Center said Bill Wick, Co­
these
programs
designed
to
areas
on
National
Forest
wat
­
months. Hunters, too, wel­
its fourth straight victory by
Recent rains have brought ersheds in Oregon and Wash­ teach the novice and stimu­ defeating the Gladstone Glad­ ordinator of Extension Pro­
come the rains, for this will
grams. The group participat­
late new ideas for the veteran
assure them their chance to and end to the long, dry ington, Connaughton said.
DETROIT — Lee Foster,
iators 44-6 on Allen field, ed in a guidesheet exercise
hunter.
Foresters
estimate
that
16.-
“hit for the woods” in an at­ summer and extremely dan-
Friday, September 29. Bob covernng fundamentals of manager of Hoodoo Ski Bowl
For
those
who
feel
that
000
acres
will
be
seeded
this
tempt to get their buck. With geous burning conditions.
Ward led the Wolverines by marine research, geology, tid­ winter resort said the resort
the season a week short, The recent development fall. Establishment of a tem­ they just don’t like venison crossing the goal line five al
life cycles in the will be in full operation for
hunters will really be out ends the entry permit closure porary grass cover will re­ and have always cut it up times, however two of his sea, effects,
and
studied common the coming winter despite
like
a
beef
or
veal,
Land
­
duce
soil
loss,
retard
water
in the Clackamas-Marion dis­
this weekend.
touchdowns were called back marine fishes and inverte­ damage irom the Airstrip for­
force
recommends
that
you
runoff,
and
help
protect
trict, according to District
est fire.
bone it out. “It’s difficult to because of penalties. Ward brates in the aquarium.
downstream water quality.
Usher: "How far down do forester. Chan Bunke.
He said the fire caused
carried 19 times for a total
get
the
chef
to
cut
venison
The
seeding
will
be
done
by
The closure ended at mid­
you want to sit, madam?”
about $4,000 damage to the
of 174 yards. Mark Bennett
steaks
thin
enough.
This
is
both
helicopters
and
fixed
World War I Aux.
Madam: “All the way, I’m night October 4 and permits
new ski lift control mechan­
especially true with the round threw 17 times and complet­
are no longer required except wing aircraft.
really tired.”
ism, and that some chair
ed
six
passes
for
82
yards
and
To
Send
Boxes
to
Reforestation and other —this is a piece of meat that
in some instances where
cushions also received heat
two touchdowns; one to Ward
mnst
be
cut
thin
in
order
to
major
fire
rehabilitation
work
Men in Vietnam
road or logging crews are
damage. He added, the old
now planned will extend over be at it’s best,” were his and one to Alan Yankus.
working on private land.
GATES—Mrs. Lang Staf- lift is being dismantled for
Mark
Bennett
also
kicked
comments
about
venison
Forester Bunke said he the next year or two, depend­
seven straight extra points ford, secretary of the Auxil­ safety reasons. One of its ter­
would like to express his ing on additional funds be­ cookery.
and now has a total of 16 out iary of World War I Barracks minals on Hoodoo Butte top­
ing
made
available.
thanks for the respect shown
3263, Mill City, will be send­ pled during the fire. He said
of 19 tries.
during the recent restrict­ Salvage of fire killed or
ing several five-pound boxes money is being budgeted for
and
Mone
La-
Dennis
Cline
DETROIT—Monday’s “big ions and the cooperation of damaged trees in commercial Jaycees To Hold
to boys in Vietnam on Octob­ a replacement of the lift.
lack,
each
went
in
for
touch
­
timber areas will also move
blow” reportedly did little the public.
The old lift was used on a
downs, Cline for 70 yards and er 15.
ahead,
with
some
timber
sales
Garage Sale
damage in the upper North
He also said, "Beware of
Those who wish to share In stand-by basis, and its loss
I
.a
lack
for
37.
and logging to take place this
Santiam Canyon. Only one fire and Happy Hunting.”
Ray Taylor, Bob Ward, filling the boxes please con­ will not affect the resort’s
The Mill City Jaycees will
fall.
incident was reported. This
Jack Johnson and Mark Ben­ tact Mrs. Stafford. Names other chair capacity.
the
hold
a
garage
sale
in
In
the
Willamette
National
was a piece of plywood blown
Some rope tows will be re­
nett were outstanding on de­ and addresses of all donors
through a window at the Weather, Detroit Dam Forest the following work building next to the U. S. Na- fense, collecting seven or are placed in their packages placed because of the fire
Oc-
Glenn Stormer trailer house 7 a. m. Dally Weather Reading will lie done—Airstrip, seed­ tional bank on Sunday,
so that the boys may know which swept down the moun­
tackles each.
ing 3,500 of 7,700 acres burn­ tober 15 from 1 to 5 p. m. more
Pool
in the Myers addition.
During the first quarter of who are remembering them. tain and burned within a few
Free
coffee
will
he
served.
ed.
Devil
’
s
Ridge,
seeding
300
Pct
Date
Max.
Min.
Elev.
The Joe Muise weather of­
Mrs. Stafford said the Aux­ yards of the buildings.
Funds raised will go to­ the game a Gladstone player,
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acres --------
burned. 1 Eagle
fice reported that the Detroit Sept 27 94 51 1531.74 0.00 of ’ 600
Reports indicated the fire
iliary.
church groups, and
John
Dierickx,
was
carried
area received 4.76 inches of Sept. 28 92 56 1531.01 0.00 Rock, seeding 1.000 of 1,200 wards the completion of the from the field after collaps­ neighbors tried to remember did burn away some trees
be
Jaycee
hall
v
’
hich
will
1530.2ft
83
53
0.00
acres
burned.
Dead
Mountain,
Sept.
29
rain in a four-day period
ing. He was taken to a Port­ the boys in Vietnam during which will provide additional
A total of 1.94 rain fell in Sept. 30 61 51 1529.69 1.02 seeding all 2.400 acres burn­ used as a community hall.
land neurosurgeon who op­ “let down periods.” They will ski run areas and a larger
to
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Anyone still wishing
a 24-tiour period, from 9 a.m. Oct. 1 55 50 1529.23 0.87 1 ed. and Buck Mountain, seed-
erated on the brain. Dierickx i be sending packages ; again parking area, now being
contribute
anything
of
value
1529.00
0.71
55
48
|
ing
1,000
of
1.400
acres
burn
­
Oct.
2
Monday to 9 a. m. Tuesday
paved.
I after the holidays.
may do so by calling 897-2700. died Saturday evening.
Oct. 3 59 16 1529.09 2.56 ed.
morning.
Open Oct. 7
John Swinkle
Mari-Linn Teacher
On TV Panel Show
Laser Beam To
Be Explained at
Meetings Monday
Topic of
Meetings
In Vietnam
i H & W Log Truck
Forced Off Road
In Ivy Creek Area
Teresa Metteer
Escapes Serious
Injury in Accident
Erosion Funds
Approved lor
Forest Lands
Clackamas-Marion
Forest Lands Open
To Entry Now
Wolverines
Take Fourth
Straight Win
Hoodoo Ski Bowl
To Open on Time
Big Blow Not So
Mighty at Detroit
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