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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1967)
Ref and Doc. Div. Newspapers, I of 0 Library 97403 The Mill City Enterprise ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND VOLUME xxn NUMBER 46 Up and Down The Avenue By Don MnMatt THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON Speaker Slated for C of C Meet Lions See Karate Demonstration Folliwing the dinner meet ing of the Lions club Mon day evening, the members re- tited to the high school gym where they saw a demonstra tion of karate put on by Dick Burrow of Salem. Burrow, who teaches classes in his home brought with him two students, Jim Lambourne and Dave Stuhr, and the three put on a demonstration of the art Spectators, including several from school and other citi zens were amazed to see the speed and power of karate. The instructor stated, he will not teach karate to only those who are interested in karate as an art, not as a means of killing an opponent. Program Chairman Martin Hansen announced that Mon day would be ladles’ night, when films of the Shrine hos pital would be shown. Schools To Have C. D Test Run Fri THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1967 $3.50 a YEAR — 10c a Copy Rough Games on Donkeys Played Here .......... .............................. We have noted of late where Senator Mark O. Hat field is cool to the idea of locking up huge areas of tim Speaker for the evening at The Mill City public schools ber lands in the Cascade are cooperating with the State range to be used as wilder the November 21 Chamber of Civil Defense agency to es ness playground for an ap Commerce meeting at Gates tablish effective school evac proximate 2 percent of our will be Ermina Fisher from uation procedures in case of population — outdoor clubs. the county extension agents a civil defense alert. Hooray for Senator Hatfield. office in Salem. Her subject W. E. Lewellen, superinten Maybe we will yet have a will be "You the Consumer”. dent, said he hoped it would voice in Washington who is It is a subject that has creat never be necessary to use ex for the smaller logging oper ed a lot of interest since the cept on a trial run basis, it ators and mill men in the county agent’s extension ser nevertheless should be well North Santiam area. Certain vice started this program. Her organized in case of an em ly we do need a few cham talk will last about 20 minutes ergency. pions for our cause—which is and will be followed by a The primary objective of a cause that may spell suc question and answer program, the plan will be to insure that cess or failure for many peo i Visitors welcome). The North Santiam Cham every youngster attending ple who depend for the most schools in the district would part on the timber raised in ber of Commerce will not hold a regular meeting in Decem be able to reach his home this area. within 30 minutes. This will Senator Morse, who quite ber and starting with Jan require that all students with naturally is looking out for uary the regular meetings in walking distance of the himself, as he is up for re will be held at noon at the school be released to walk election, is asking for a study Riverview Cafe in Mehama. home, and that an emergency by the National Park Service It is the feeling of the Presi bus route be established for covering the Cascade Range dent that perhaps more inter those living a greater distance from Crater Lake to the ested persons could attend a Special arrangements will Columbia River Gorge for a noon meeting rather than in be made to shelter the child possible inclusion in a Nation the evening. The North Santiam Cham ren at school where it has al Park. This bill has been re been established that parents ferred to the Interior Commit ber of Commerce is trying to will not be home at a given tee. Hatfield is a member of create more interest in our Area, and spends an average time. the Interior and with his All students in grades 1 views, he just might be able of $1000.00 per year in pro through 3 will be transport to head off any such locking moting the area. It is not all November 10, 1967—Preli up of huge tracts of merchant aimed at tourist trade but minary estimates indicate this, ed. Students in grades 4 thro they feel that tourism being ugh 12 living within the city able timber. He at least has year’s forest fire damage on said he would have to take a the big business that it is will state and association protect limits, will be released to walk Sports fans here had a good time Friday night good hard look at the situa lead to some more permanent ed lands amounted to more home. Those living outside when Ace Roye of Lyons brought his trained donkeys the city limits in grades 4 tion before making any de type business. than one-half million dollars, through 12 will be loaded on up for a basketball game. The games were sponsored cision. He has also said, and according to Ronald E. Smith buses and taken home by the by the FHA girls of Santiam. In the top photo Herb we quote: “if you lock up protection executive assist most direct route. Bastuschek and Steve Main can be seen trying their too much sustained yield ant, State Forestry Depart It is the intention of the best to make some points for the faculty. In the low timber, It could be the death ment. school administration to hold er photo Mrs. Main, Mary Wright and Doris Williams knoll of the small operators.” A recent summary pre a trial evacuation within the are shown. Mrs. Williams failed to make the point That is a plain and simple pared by the Department next two weeks, preferably when she shot just after the picture was taken. truth, and something that shows damage to forest as on a Friday. Letters have The Mill City Enterprise photo. each resident here should $244,135 while non-forests da been sent home through the keep in mind, when they are mage amounted to $267,999 students giving more detail writing their Senators and Trailer houses were again for a total of $512,134. How information on the alert Election to be Held Representatives about this on the agenda at the Nov ever, these amounts are only ed vital problem. Both Hatfield ember 8 meeting of the coun preliminary as damage ap procedures. Mr. Lewellen said the plan In Lyons Monday and Morse supported the new cil when an amendment was praisal work has not been would be tried this Friday, North Cascades National added to Ordinance No. 81. completed. The forest damage November 17, unless there LYONS—On Monday, De park between Seattle and the The previous ordinance had figures expressed are net, cember 4 an election will be Canadian border. Their rea banned trailer houses for liv with salvable timber value were heavy rains. held at the Union hall to elect son was that there was no ing purposes in the city ex deducted. a director to the Lyons Rural opposition expressed to the cept those that were already Hardest hit was West Cen Fire board for a term of five North Cascades bill. I pre in existence. The new amend tral Oregon District with ten Mrs. Roberta Frasier OSU years. He will also act as sume there was plenty of op ment to Section A states that tative damages of $163,000. Family Life specialist will be secretary. position, only it was not ex no trailer house or trailer This reflects the havoc in Application blanks can be in Linn County to present a pressed to the right people, coach shall be let for rent for flicted by the Schoolmarm program on ‘Child Guidance.’ obtained from Mike Schwindt. la-t’s not let that happen here. any term by any person, own Springs fire started by a dry Because of the significance At the same time a director Take a few minues off right er or otherwise. This applies lighting storm on August 20. will be elected to the Lyons- now, and express your views to any trailer house within Eastern Lane Forest Pro At a recent meeting of the this program will have for Mehama water board for a to our representatives. You the city limits of Mill City tective Association suffered Mill City Jaycees Virgil Trout both parents and teachers, five-year term. Application might think you are too busy and is effective immediately. to the extent of $154,809. A was named chairman of the Mrs. Frasier will be speaking | blanks can be obtained from now, but better work a little Police Chief Don Gillenwat big share of this came from annual Toys for Tots project at a regular meeting of the | the city recorder, Mrs. Eve- later tonight and write the er submitted his report for the Harvey Mountain fire, which the organization has PTA at the Albany Union at |S„M~ tEXOnmWl1' be ' letter—it may assure you October with 20 arrests and which too, was lightning- sponsored for several years. High School C 8 p. m. November 20. that you will have something 2 traffic warnings. There was sparked. The Jaycees also plan to To accomodate those who to do later on. again sponsor the Christmas one miscellaneous citation. will not be able to attend a lighting contest with Warren Police officers answered 23 Progress is wonderful—30 complaints and there were Goffin named committee night meeting, Mrs. Frasier has agreed to speak on the .years ago only hoboes cooked 19 cases processed through chairman. their meals outdoors. George Loveall presided at same topic the morning of court. November 20 from 10 a. m. The police car patrolled the business meeting when to 11:45. This meeting will Mill City is without a bak 1,533 miles using 166.6 gal two work parties were an ery for the first time in over lons of gas. The next coun Pacific Power & Light nounced for the .Taycee hall. be held at the Court House George Long of Newberg 20 years. Mr. and Mrs. John cil meeting will be December Company’s Marion County The men were to work on Annex, 4th and Broadalbin, started work Monday morning I Muir decided to call it quits 13 at the city hall, according property tax bill for the year laying the water line and Albany. as printer at The Enterprise. Mrs. Frasier, in addition to here for the present time at to Rex Ohmart, recorder. amounts to $87,149.81. announ cut some cedar for their A- her duties at OSU, is author He will take the place of Dave least. Personally, I feel that ced Wayne Goin, local manag frame building. Warde who is now retired. we not only lost a bakery er for the company. Roger Penrose was elected of several publications de For the present Mr. Long will veloped for use in Oregon but it will seem strange not David Jones Taking The tax payment made this treasurer for the remainder commute between the two tc. be able to go there for a week was part of the $6,290,- of the year, replacing George and Pacific Northwest exten towns until he can sell his visit with John and Tearly raining in Georgia 215 in property taxes Pacific Pflug who recently moved sion programs. She is presi place at Newberg. He then dent of the Pacific Northwest when having our morning David Jones, Engineer for Power is paying in 29 of Ore- Detroit. plans to move here with his coffee. The Muirs first had a the Oregon State Highway gon’s 36 counties this year. Dave Jessup and Jerry Council on Family Relations wife, Norma, and four bakery in Detroit, but it department in Eugene, is now “The statewide total is eq Mumey were guests of the and serves on the Governor’s children. Committee on Children and burned down shortly after taking further training at Ft. ual to $17,391 every day, and club at their last meeting. Mr. Warde will continue to Youth. they started. They then mov Benning, Ga. David is a 2nd represents an Increase of 6.7% make his home in Mill City. The meeting, which is free, ed to Mill City where they lieutenant with the National over last year,” Goin noted. is sponsored by Linn County He has been a faithful em both have been active in the Guard and will be in Georgia The power company report PTA council and Linn County ployee of The Enterprise for business and social life. John Jor four months. ed that school districts re about 10 years, coming here Extension service. served as mayor at one time He is the son of Beatrice ceive most of the tax funds Mrs. Ellen Rust, president from Baker. about 15 years ago, and both Splichal of Springfield and and accounted for nearly 70% of the PTA of our schools, at Mr. Long has worked in the were active in the American the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. of the Oregon property taxes SEATTLE — Pacific Coast tended the Steering Commit capacity of foreman at the Legion and Auxiliary when Sig Jepsen. He is a graduate paid by PP&L last year. have called on the tee meeting held Wednesday, Newberg Graphic for the loggers those organizations were here of Santiam High school, federal government to set a November 8, upon the invita past 15 years. John will be working in a living here for many years. ceiling on log export to Ja- tion of Mrs. Belva Covey, bakery at Woodbum. Jean pan. Linn County Extension agent. Presbyterian Church Davidson will operate the The request came in a reso lunch room at the present Top Essayists Named lution Friday passed by dele To Dedicate Organ time at least. All I can sav At Pancake breakfast gates to the 58th annual Pa Alta Bodeker Honored is I’m sorry to see the bak At Sunday Recital Mrs. Chris King of The cific Logging Congress. ery close and to have the On Veteran's Day Mrs. Willis J. (Margaret) Riverview at Mehama said to The resolution complained By Peoples Telephone Muir’s leave Mill City. How Top essayists from high day that workmen have start of Black, wil present a one-hour . .diminishing log sup LYONS — Board members ever, good luck to both of schools in Linn county were ed pouring concrete footings plies, inflated log and stump and personnel of the People’s recital Sunday afternoon at you, and I still hope that named at the annual pancake for the addition of a banquet age prices and ultimate infla Telephone Co., Lyons, compli 4 o’clock at the United Pres someday you both will return breakfast in Albany which room to the Riverview Cafe tionary trends to the forest mented Mrs. Alex (Alta) Bod byterian church. and reopen the bakery. sparked the Veteran’s Day and Lounge at Mehama. Mrs. Black is assistant or products consumer.” eker with a dinner recently ceremonies there. ganist at Calvary Baptist Mrs. King said that the It said exports to Japan ex at a Salem restaurant. Do you ever have the feel Class winners were an room would be 22x35 and add ceeded one billion board feet Mrs. Bodeker retired the church and is a member of ing this old world of ours nounced at breakfasts which ed to the south end of the in 1966 and were expected to first of October after 32 years the American Guild of Or is getting kookier? . . We were also held in Scio, Leb building. The south wall will increase. of service with the company. ganists. She has been invited to buy things we don’t need with anon and Bronwsville. consist mostly of picture win The lumbermen suggested Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Winners from Santiam were dows overlooking the North the ceiling be established for Calvin Culbertson, Mr. and play a wide variety of music money w^ don’t have to im press people we don’t like. Twyla Fultz, freshman; Chuck Santiam River. annual log exports to Japan' Mrs. Ray Roberts. Mr. and on the new 25-pedal Ham And when we can’t meet the Swaim, sophomore: Sharon This is a needed addition from federally-owned timber Mrs. ’’ George VanAgtmael, ’------ ”—* -----1 mond console which was re- payments, we merely arrange Snyder, junior and Mark Ben to the popular establishment. in the Pacific Coast states. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott, I cently installed in the church. During the ---- recital. Pastor for cne friendly, gigantic, nett was the senior winner. The Riverview will be closed -> — • ----------- In other action, the group Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roten,. I ------- Sharon Snyder has now from November 19 through expressed opposition to the Mrs. George Neal and Mr. and! ^anies Murray, will dedicates impossible loan to get rid of the friendly, little, impossible transferred to Ft Vancouver December 1 when she said North Cascades National Mrs. Bodeker. Mrs. Bodeker I ’-^e. ncw organ. The public is High school. work should he completed. I invited. loans. Park in Northern California. was presented a gift. Half Million Fire Loss on State Land Trailer Houses Discussed at Last Council Meeting Child Guidance Course Offered to Virgil Trout Named Parents of Area Toys for Tots Chairman this Year ¡New Man at Pacific Power Pays Tax Bill The Enterprise Ceiling Is Asked For Log Exports Riverview To Add Banquet Room Fireman To Have Benefit Saturday Nite Saturday, November 18 marks an important time for residents and firemen alike when the 23rd annual Fire men’s benefit gets underway. The fun for the evening will start at 7 p. m. sharp with many games, conces sions, prizes and dancing lat er in the evening. The aroma of hot dogs and hamburgers served by fire men’s wives and others al ways draws people to the low er level of the fire hall, where other games are in progress. Clifford Crook is general chairman o f this year’s event and he says all is in readiness for the big event when many people plan on getting their turkey or ham for Thanksgiving. This is the only money-mak ing event for the year for the fire laddies and the usual large crowd is expected again this year. Detroit Postoffice Nears Completion DETROIT — Ralph Robert son, regional real estate of ficer for the U. S. Post Office Dept., said Monday, as soon as equipment is installed De- trolts new Post Office will be put into operation, hopefully before Christmas. He added, if it arrives within the next several weeks, operations will be shifted before Christmas, but If it gets to close to the holiday rush season, the transfer will wait until after the first of the year. The building is complete except for the installation of the equipment due here from Eastern suppliers. It will probably take about two weeks to Install, he said. Completion of the building was noted about a month ago, and things have been at a stand still since that time. Adult Library Classes To Start Monday Next Monday, November 20 there will be an adult class at the library at Santiam High school when friends and parents may see first hand how the new library program and audio-visual equipment works. The young people at the school have been using the equipment for some time and it is now available for adults. The classes will operate from 7:30 until 9:30 so that most of the film strips may be viewed at the school; how- ever they may be checked out. There is also a wide selec- tion of books which may be read during the Monday even ing periods. It is planned that these adult class periods will continue for some time depending on community re- sponse. Detroit Gets 13.77 Rain During October DETROIT — Weatherman Joe Muise reported that Oc tober ended with 13.77 of pre cipitation. Greatest rainfall in a 24-hour period fell on the 28th when the Detroit area received 2.39 inches of rain. Highest temperature read ing was recorded as 72 de grees on the 10th and the lowest was 31 degrees on the 20th. Mean temperature was 49.3. Weather, Detroit Dam T a. m. Dally Weather Reading Pool Date Max. Min. Elev. Pct. Nov. 8 61 49 1495.10 0.0 Nov. 9 55 45 1494.04 0.82 Nov. in 53 45 1494.04 1.20 Nov. 11 54 43 1496.81 0.99 Nov. 12 50 52 1496.75 0.04 Nov. 11 58 49 1495.49 0.00 Nov. 14 57 49 1493 64 024
