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4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 22, 1970 Recreation Group Backs French Pete Utilization Plan Of U.S. Forest Service “The Pacific Northwest al ready has a shortage of de veloped campsites, and we need these new facilities,” he said. “The proposed road along the upper east side of French Pete will provide ac cess to Olallie Mountain which offers a breath-taking panor ama of the Oregon Cascades with the Three Sisters in the foreground." Armstrong said preserva tionists have objected to pro visions for logging in French Pete, but he said much of what logging would be done is aimed at wiping out Infesta ti ns of mountain pine beetles and white pine blister rust that threaten to wipe out all stands of pine trees in the val ley. Old timber in the valley is declining with age, he added, and is ready for orderly re newal to provide more young, growing forest cover. “Wilderness hikers ought to welcome the plans for making French Pete accesible,” said Armstrong. “The permanent road system, besides giving access for hunters, fishermen and protection crews, will pro vide wilderness buffs an ex cellent jumpoff point for pene trating same superlative parts •of the Three Sisters Wilder ness.’’ Armstrong said the access road will make effective pro tection of French Pete Valley against forest fire possible for the first time. DETROIT Detroit Wins IDANHA Basketball Games By Boots Chamoion Heavy Rains Cause Damage At Detroit DETROIT—The recent hea vy rains in the Upper North Santiam Canyon caused a land slide early Sunday morning that moved the Idanha home of James Wiley al»ut four feet. The Wiley’s and their five chikiren were home at the time, but no one was injured. The residence faces the North Santiam Highway with a hill directly to the rear -f the building. The slide occur red about 2:00 a m. and struck the side of the house in the area of a bedroom. Fortunate ly the mass of dirt, rocks and trees moved the house as it struck rather than falling on it. Reports indicated exten sive damage was done to the structure, especially to the plumbing. Symphony Concert Due In Salem Jan. 28 Highlighting the first sym phony program of the New Year in Salem on January 28, will he Sidney Foster, one of America’s great pianists. He will perform the Beethovan Concerto in G Major, Op. 58, No. 4, with the Oreg n Sym phony under the direction of Jacques Singer. The concert begins at 8:15 p.m. in the Wil lamette Fine Arts Auditorium. Mr. Foster. South Carolina- born and musically trained at Philadelphia’s Curtis Institute of Music, has enjoyed a distin guished concert career in the United States since 1940, when he was the first winner of the Edgar M. Loventritt Founda tion Award. He currently makes his home in Blooming ton, Ind., where between con cert tours, he serves on the faculty of the University of Indiana. Leaving here last week for DETROIT—Led by a bal Fort Bliss, Texas, following anced scoring a tuck of Lyle home leave from Vietnam, was Rogers, Dorsey Smith, and Michael Lyon. Driving his car Gerald Hiebert, Detroit grab to his new assignment he was bed a 58-43 win over Siletz in accompanied by his paren's a Casco League basketball Mr. and Mrs. Link Lyon of game there Tuesday evening. Idanha. Mrs. Ly:n will visit The Detroit trio tallied 45 with her sister in Los Angles, points between them. The JVs who is reported to be ill, and lost 45 to 36. A recreation organization re- : Mr. Lyon will continue the presenting mon than , 3500 that the area was better suited The Detroit Eagles mauled journey to Texas for a visit the Eddyville Eagles 70-31 in members in the Pacific North to development for public use. in El Paso. Both Mr. and Mrs. a Marion B League game here west threw its support recent The Forest Service plans to Lyon plan to fly home at the Friday. The Cougars led by as ly behind Forest Service plans build a road into the area, es- end of their visits. for management of French establish campgrounds, build much as 46-20 at the end of The Young Life Group will the third quarter. Lyle Rogers Pete Creek in Oregon’s Nortn- trails and create scenic-man areas meet at the Detroit home of led the Detroit five with 23 west Willamette National For agement foreground Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitely points. John Fawver was high along the road and along est. Sunday, January 25th at 5:30 for Eddyville with nine points. The Pacific Northwest Four- French Pete Creek itself. Dsn Armstrong, association p.m. Wheel Drive association Detroit JVs wort 62-60. Mabel Poncia who has been charged in its newsletter to president, said his organization Detroit 70—Rogers 23; G. making her home in Wood Hiebert 16; Smith 14, Harvey members that efforts by wild has written the Secretary of erness-preservation groups to Agriculture to urge approval land, Wn. since the holidays 4, Morgan 10, D. Hiebert 2 was a visitor in Detroit over and Miller 1. torpedo the Forest Service of the Forest Senice plan. Armstrong said the Forest plan will curtail the public’s the weekend. She was accomp Eddyville 31—Looper 4, T. anied by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eagleson 0, Fawver 9, Crew- enjoyment of the French Pete Sen-ice plan recognizes and EDW. J. BELL The Santiam Wolverines area for hunting, fishing, will continue to presen-e Iamb Enos also of Woodland. quist 1, D. Eagleson 2, Reed Public Service Office dropped their second league camping, scenic viewing and Butte Scenic Area and Yankee School Superintendent Ron 7, Wardrop 2, Crawford 6. 247 North Third Avenue use of outdoor recreational ve Mountain Scenic Area. It will ald Wilkerson attended a Sup Western Mennonite played game by losing 56-55 to the Stayton. Ore. 9/383 also presen-e scientifically in erintendent Conference meet Detroit here Tuesday, Janu Salem Academy Crusaders on hicles. French Pete is a 19.200-acre teresting parts of the valley ing in Salem on Tuesday. ary 20 and will play Valsetz the home court Friday. The Crusaders jumped to an timbered valley about 60 miles such as Quaking Aspen Swamp The Senior class will spon there Friday, January 23. JV INCOME TAX east of Eugene. After long Botanical Area and Lowder sor a “Pancake Feed’’ Satur games will sUrt at 6:30 p. m. 18-8 first quarter lead and held SERVICE Geologic Area. study and many public hear Mountain day, January 24th from 5:30 and Varsity at 8 p. m. On on for the victory. It was a ings, the Secretary of Agri Campsites and loop trails will to 8:00 p.m. in the grade school January 27 Detroit will play disappointing l .ss for the Wol Over 30 years tax work ex verines as they battled to take perience in this area. culture omitted French Pete be developed at Aspen Creek, at Falls City. cafeteria. from inclusion in the Three j Pat Saddle, Olallie Meadows, The Junior High basketball the lead on two occasions but Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cimino Phone 769-2265 Sisters Wilderness when it Lowder Mountain, Rebel Rock, are now in charge f Detroit team played Sublimity Mon could not maintain it. David was established in 1957, ruling 1 and Beeler Spring. Wash and Dry Laundry and day and will play Mari-Linn Pittam was once again top are making preparations to there Thursday at 2:30 p. m. point man for Santiam wiUt 23, and 10 rebounds. move into the apartment to the The next league game Lr tear of the laundry. the home team is Friday at Many folks in the Upper North Marion. North Santiam Canyon area Santiam, 55—Johnson 2, Hil are on the sick list with colds lesland 11. Pittam 23, Richards and flu. including this report 4, Eide 8, Elliott 1, Roscoe 1 er. and Cox 5. The Deanha Parent Teachers Salem Academy 56—Funk 6, Club will hold their tegular Friesen, Greg 16, Stombaugh meeting of the month Thurs 8, Knaupp 17, Roth 4 and day, January 22nd at 7:30 p.m. at the elementary school. Fol At a public meeting in Port Zahler 5. lowing the meeting Detroit land Friday, January 9, the Scare by Quarters— High school chorus will pre Oregon Game Commission ap Santiam .... 8 15 14 18—55 Salem A. 18 13 9 16—56 sent a musical program. proved opening dates for the Refreshments will be pro 1970 deer, elk, and upland 3 vided and served by the Home game bird seasons. The dates Ec Class. deviated only slightly from the Koffee Klatchers Idanha’s appearance is look opening dates provided hunters Name of Team W L ing up with the tearing down last year. £ U. S. Bankers ........... 7 1 of an old service station and, The buck deer season open Traffic volume on most of Santiam CableVision 6 2 buildings on the former Hase-' ing as approved by the Com Oregon’s highways showed an Walton’s Grocery ....... 6 2 man property. Reports indicat mission will be Saturday, Oc increase in October, 1969, com Girod’s ......................... 5 3 ed the demolishing and clean tober 3. The Rocky Mountain pared to October, 1968, accord First Federal ............... 5 3 ing up of the area is being elk season will open October ing to the monthly report com FROFERTY FILLED No. Santiam Lanes .... 5 3 done by Young & Morgan 31 while the season on Roose piled by the Oregon State High WITH AN AO IN THIS Rain laden skies cleared velt elk will open November way Division. Gene’s Meat Mkt........ 5 NEWSFAFER... Western Auto.............. 3 5 some what here Tuesday to 14. Hunters will have an Oc A summary of the perman Bob & Bill’s .............. 2 6 let the sunshine through for tober 17 opening far pheasants ent traffic recorder data for ANYTHING FROM Ray’s Drug ................. 2 6 a few hours after days of al and quail while the opening rural and urban state highways RENTING A REDROOM Lowers & Holm......... 2 3 most continuous rain. Maybe date for the chukar partridge showed an increase of 7.6 per Salem Trophy.............. 0 8 should have ran out and bot season will coincide with the cent in vehicular traffic in Oc TO SELLING A CLASSY RESIDENCE HIG Rosemarie Fritz 212, tled some of it up, because the general deer season, October tober, 1969, compared ta Octo HIS Dorothy Nye 548; HTG forecast says, we are going to 3. ber of last year. I CAU. US NOW Walton’s Gr:cery 949, HTS have more rain for probably The Commission’s entire ob The first 10 months of 1969 4 or 5 days. First Federal 2723 jective in setting the opening showed an increase of 4.5 per A group of Salem friends dates early in the year is to cent in vehicular traffic com Stayton Invitational honored Arthur (Bud) White- provide ample time for Oregon pared to the first 10 months Name of Team W L ley with a surprise birthday hunters to set their own vaca of 1968. Telephone 897-2772 First Half Winners party on his birthday anniver tion periods to coincide with Mel Round Trucking 44 24 sary Saturday night. The group the game seasons of their Cedar Lumber Co. ..42 26 brought with them a very un choice. Length of the various Lierman’s Insurance .. 39 39 ique birthday cake. The frost seasons, bag limits, and other Frank Lumber Co. 3914 28*4 ed trim of the cake depicted regulations for the 1970 hunts No. San. Real Estate 34 24 a fisherman in a boat on a will be established at a public Stay. Sports & Hobby 27 41 lake catching a big fish. It hearing May 23. Ron Bentz Assoc. . 24*4 4314 was a very fitting remem Green Veneer Incorp. 22 46 brance since Arthur and his HTS Cedar Lumber 1628, wife operate Detroit Lake Re Marilyn Purdon HTG Mel Round 575 HIS Bea sort, anti the gr?up spend many Stornier 508, HIG Ev Johnson hours here each summer do Honored At Shower All Makes of Cars 193. ing just that; Fishing. Present IDANHA—Mrs Ada Temp PRICE GOOD UNTIL FEB. I were: Mr. and Mrs. Adel Fos kins and her daughter Sandra Nigh tengala Name of Team W L ter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, were hosts at a bridal shower Stayton Radio & TV ..4 0 Mr. and Mrs. Od Youngquist, honoring Miss Marilyn Puraom Frankies Tavern ...... 4 0 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wellard, at the Idanha Fire Hall on Tes Monique Les Coif 4 0 Mr. and Mrs. Les Gilpin and Saturday. In attendance were Mmes: Stout Creek Lumber 3 1 Russ Chandler. Wide Selection Never take a chance on making a trip in the win Rev. and Mrs. Harold Roth Sharon Nott, Salem, Janette No. Santiam Plywood 3 1 drove to Clackamas Sunday Teague Chevrolet...... 1 3 Kritz, Dorothy and Diane Eng ter without first having your car put in first class Bob’s Market ............ 1 3 where they were the guests of lund, Salem, Ada. Sandra and LaFemme Bty. Salon 0 4 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark. Mona Tompkins. Patty Ketch shape. Faulty equipment can spoil your chances Drushella Furniture 0 4 They were accompanied by um, Stella Davis, Dee Curte- for having a care-free trip. We use the Marquette Riverview ................. 0 4 their daughter, Linda who is man, Lloyd Hendrickson, Lee S & H Green Stamps HIG Dorothy Schwindt 197, currently taking nurses train Boeckstiegel, Margaret Mc- Dyna-Vision Scope to diagnose your motor. This HIS Betty Wallace 538; HTG ing at Good Samaritan Hospi Quirk. Alta Saner and Sherlyn Wes Cupps, Manager and HTS 727, 2142; Becky tal, in Portland. The Clarks and Marie White. assures you of a good job. Guest 4-7-10 ice cream split were former residents of Idan Following the opening of from Gir:d’s Market. Linda ha. Gates, Oregon gifts refreshments were serv Dunn 5-8-10; Mary Westing Mrs. John (Laura) Houck of ed by the hosts. Sending gifts HERE’S WHAT WE DO: house 5-10. Idanha was released from a but unable to attend were Check cylinder rumpmaiM Salem hospital Saturday after Mmes: Eloise Tompkins, Ed being hospitalized Thursday, die Martin. Pearl and Joyce Check or replace »park plugs Wolverines Drop Close for medical attention. She had Journagan. Robin Whiteley. undergone major surgery Jan Margaret Zelpher, Elaine Hop- i \ One Week Delivery ! * Replace Ignition points—condenser One to Stayton 53-51 uary 7th and is scheduled for son. Phyllis Wright, Annie Check and set timing major surgery again February Ketchum. Jessie Saner. Also y The Stayton Eagles nipped 10th. Sending a gift was Miss Pur- Check diatributor cap and wiring the Santiam Wolverines 53-51 Spending a few days here dom’s grandfather, Howard in a non league .basketball at the Robert Layman home Brandon. Check rraMamr ignition wiring game here Tuesday. Tom Car is Mrs. Layman’s mother Mrs. The wedding will take place (lean Fuel filter ey hit for a 12 foot jumper Bessie Meals of Salem. Saturday afternoon at the Id with four seconds left in the anha Community Church. Adjust automatic choke and carburetor contest. Scott Druschella led CpI. Richard Tinney the Eagles in scoring with 18 Check-clean and fill battery paints. Larry Hillesland scor Serving In Vietnam Sgt. Layman To Be Check starter capacity—check charging system ed 20 for Santiam. Based In Alaska VIETNAM (FHTNC) Dec Stayton and the Wolverines were knotted at 14 points each 22—Marine Corporal Richard DETROIT—Air force S/sgt. FREE COOLING SYSTEM INSPECTION at the end of the initial quart G. Tinney of Mehama, is serv Robert L. layman arrived HELIOGRAVED* er. Stayton led at the half 31- ing with the Second Battalion, here this week from Thailand First Marine Regiment. First 26, Santiam forged into the by the creators of The Flower Wedding Line preparatory to being assigned lead in the third and held on Marine Division in Vietnam. to Anchorage. Alaska for the (•Htlio&ravin£-not to be confuted with engreotog) When not engaged in major next three years. On leave, he for a 42-41 edge going into the operations. Marines of the bat final segment. Most American Malte Cars and his wife Bemeice and HELIOGRAVING is rich, raised lettering...with the STAYTON (53): T Carey 15; talion participate in company children. Connie and David luxurious distinction of fine craftsmanship Plus Parts Farthing 8; Satley 2; Drushel- and platoon size sweeps plan to leave here February —but costs about half as much as you’d expect, la 18; Muddiest n 2; B. Carey through the battalion's area of 10th anti will drive to Alaska and is ready within a week. responsibility in search of en Via the Alcan highway. He is 6; O-Conner 2. SANTIAM (51): Johnson 9: emy infiltrators. scheduled to be at the Anchor Many other stylet from which to choose. They also conduct civic ac age Base February 24. Hillesland 20; Pittam 6; Cox 7; tion programs designed to aid ' Richarris 2: Elliott 7. Robert is the son of Mr. and Miil City Chevron Station THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE | Stayton 14 17 10 12 53 the South Vietnamese people. Mrs. Earl Layman of Detroit. i Santiam 14 12 16 9 — 51 During his assignment in Phone 807-2772 117 N. W. Wall St. Ph. 897-2786 Mill City, Ore. ' .IV Score: Santiam 47. Stay Why Don t You Subscribe to Thailand his family made their ton 37. home here. I The Mill City Enterprise you don't have to SCRATCH for it when ■you use the WTT ADS Winter Tune-Up Santiam Drops League Game Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Read it Every Week Opening Dates Set For 1970 Hunting Season Traffic Volume Up Over Last Year SPECIAL Mill City Enterprise LUBE SPECIAL $1.50 See Us For Tires Gates Union Station ( ( WEDDING STATIONERY Ì 8 Cylinder $095 L. E. BASSETT ( L ( L L i C C Ì ) ) ) ) Ì J Ì I
