The Mill City enterprise., February 26, 1970, Image 1

ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
MMBEK 9
VOLUME XXV
Up and Down
The Avenue
By Don Moffatt
1
It seems that about all you
hear these days about our
younger generation are bad
things and for that reason it
gives me great pleasure this
week to say something on the
brighter side. It brings into
sharp focus that not all young
people are hoodlums. We have
many thousands of good
wholesome young folks who
are desirous of getting the
best education our schools
can offer. Recently a group
of the Seattle Liberation Front
a lestist outfit staged a viol­
ent two-hour demonstration
and caused some $30,000 worth
of damage in the downtown
area. They had bn: ken win­
dows and smeared paint on the
federal courthouse. They
should be ashamed of them­
selves, and not only that, they
should be forced to pay for
every bit of damage caused,
even if they were put in
camps and required to do rea!
hard labor.
But the bright part of the
affair was when some 20 stu-
dents from Queen Anne high
school gathered to help clean
up the mess. One of the stu­
dents who organized the group
said “that kind of violence
made me mad. I d:n’t believe
in that kind of dissent.”
This just proves to me that
only a small minority of our
students are of a type that wid
deliberately destroy property.
Let us hope the “good” young
people will band t:gether and
put these bums to shame, and
eventually maybe we can get
on with the business of edu­
cation without disruption from
a few odd balls.
THE MILI. CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1970
Pollution Rep
To Beat
C of C Meet
First Lions Bus Shelter Located
Hospital
Committees
Are Named
$4,00 a YEAR — 10c a Co^y
Boh Sullivan press operator
for North Santiam Ply, Mill
City, was injured in a mill
accident Friday foreneon.
Sullivan was working at his
job, loading the hot press when
the accident occurred. A mill
spokesman said Sullivan re­
ceived a crushed thigh when
he was caught between the
carriage and rollaway on the
hot press charger.
He was taken by ambulance
to Salem Memorial where he
is not reported to be getting
al ng as well as can be ex­
pected. No bones were broken,
it was said.
John Fohl
New Bank
Mgr. Here
Richard Duncan, president
U. S. National Bank at Mill
The North Santiam Cham­
| of the Board of Directors of
City has a new manager today
ber of Commerce met recently
Santiam Memorial Hospital re­
(Thursday). He is John Fohl
at Mehama and discussed
cently appointed members of
plans for the coming season.
who comes here from Eugene.
the board of directors to com­
There was more discussion on I
Mr. Fohl has been with U.
mittees.
S. f r 15 years and the last
the Whitewater Challenge, and i
On the Joint Conference
to date nJ organization wants
year has been working as a
committee are J. C. Kimmel
bank examiner.
to take on the Queen corona­
i chairman, and Joe Samek;
He is married and has a
tion contest which has been a
Doctor Committee, Robert
son 14 who is a freshman In
part of the program since the
Weddle, chairman and Don
liigh school and a daughter
beginning of the Whitewater
Moffatt; Public Relations, Don
runs.
13 who is in the eighth grade.
The first Lions Club Bus Shelter was put in place Moffatt, chairman; U. S. Floyd,
Mr. and Mrs. Fohl and family
A carnival firm has asked
by
a
crew
of
Lions
members
Saturday
afternoon.
It
is
Hattie Golliet, Ken Farwell,
will be moving to Mill City
for sponsorship of entertain­
ment for Memorial Day and located at (Hoover's Lane), on Hiway 22 in Mill City E. A. Ditter, Harvey Keuclell
as soon as living accomoda­
tions can be found.
Ron Lindsay of the Mehama and will be used by young people who are waiting for and Andy Silbernagel; Build­
Little League association stat­ the school bus. Other shelters, to be placed at strategic ing committee; Gus Kirsch,
FL'yd Eastwood, who has
been manager of the bank here
ed they might be willing to spots along bus routes, will be constructed later. Fram­ chairman, T. G. Freres, A. J.
The
annual
Cub
Scout
Blue
sponsor the carnival and have ing material for this first shelter was donated by Cedar Frank. Harold Pendleton, Wal­ and Gold Banquet will be held for the past four and a half
it held on their ball field just Lumber, Inc. Pictured in the shelter after it was put up ter Breitenstein and Orville Lu- Saturday evening, March 28, years is transferring to Coos
lay; Finance, G. W. Schacht- at 6:30 in the Grade School Bay where he will be assist­
west of Mehama on Highway
22. He said he would bring it Saturday were Patrick Krecklow son of President Fred sick, chairman, Julia Bassett, Gymnasium. All cubs and their ant manager of U. S. in that
up at their meeting and report Krecklow, and Gerald Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. George and Hugh Johnston; Grounds, families are invited.
city. This is a step up for
Long, who were trying it out for size. Clyde Richards Andy Silbernagel, chairman, A number of cubs wili be Eastwood.
to the Chamber.
Floyd Eastwood, who is sec­ donated the use of his pickup, and other Lions working and Gerald Heubert.
During the years the East­
awards and several
At the recent meeting of the receiving
retary of the Chamber, stated besides Krecklow, Long and Richards were Fred Berg,
woods have lived here they
will
be
grad-
of
the
Webel
:s
he would be leaving the area Burton Boroughs, Ozzie Mikkelsen and Don Moffatt. Executive Committee J. C. uating into Boy Scouts.
both have been active in civic
soon. He was on the Chamber Several Lions had worked evenings to get the shelter Kimmel was elected chairman,
Entertainment will be pro- affairs. Mr. Eastwood is pre­
Don
Moffatt,
vice
chairman
air pollution committee and
by the Elementary sently program chairman of
and G. W. Schachtsick, secre­ vided
Ed Davis, Chairman appointed erected.—Mill City Enterprise photo.
School Chorus under the di­ the Mill City Lions club and
tary.
Joiu'. ^ohls of Stayton to take
of Herb Bastuscheck. is secretary of North Santiam
The committees have been rection
his place. No meeting of this
The
Jr.
group of camp Chamber of Commerce.
working to secure more physi­ Fire girls High
group is scheduled at the pres­
will
be
serving for
cians for the area, but to date I the banquet.
ent time.
nothing concrete has develop­
There was considerable dis­
ed.
cussion on air pollution from
burning of debris in the state,
Youth Rally Slated
and President Harold Wiltse
Orientation
Meeting
At Santiam Chapel
said he would try to have a
IDANHA — The population
representative from the state
Held by Jaycees
A Youth Rally will be held of Idanha was increased by
department at the meeting
Ted Ogdahl. head football
An orientation meeting was at the Santiam Chapel in one as the city goes on record
which will be held Wednesday, coach at Willamette Univers­
held Monday at the Jaycee Lyons, Saturday evening at for a birth occurring there
March 4.
ity was guest speaker at the
hall in Mill City. Larry Fuller, 7:30.
late last Wednesday afternoon.
Mill City Lions club M.nday
Miss Trena Layman will be The baby tipping the scales
Oregon State Jaycee President
River Guides Make
night, when club members held
In next week’s issue of The and Bob Whitehead, Regional the featured speaker. Miss Lay­ at 7 pounds 13 ounces was
their annual Father-Son din­ Enterprise residents of Mill Vice-President, were present man was formerly with the born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Practice Run Sunday ner. Boy and Girl of the
to give a program report to David Wilkerson Teen Chal­ Soelberg at their home.
The North Santiam River Month at Santiam High, Tom City will get to see the budget the Jaycees. ,
It is real discouraging this
lenge in New York City which
There was not time enough
which
they
will
be
asked
to
time of year when we have a Guides had eight boats in the Rush anl Janice Lewellen also approve April 16. The budget
Mr. Fuller gave an interest­ is a nationally known teen or­ for the mother to be taken to
real nice sunny Sunday like North Santiam river Sunday were guests.
is $13,480 in excess of the six ing talk on the Jaycee activi­ ganization. Every.ne is wel­ a hospital, so the little fella
the one just past. We took a in one of their first club test
come to attend this rally.
Ogdahl said that Mill City percent limitation which is ties.
was delivered by his father,
drive over into the Scio area runs of the season. Jerry Cof- had made a real contribution necessary to balance the pro-1
Richard. He has been named
to look at an old community man, ardent boatman and to football over the years, and posed $88,655 budget. Last year , |]C
Richard Chris. Baby, m tiler,
church founded in the early sportsman of the area said praised Randy Marshall and the budget was $78,170.
and
father are all reported to
I
days by a circuit rider of the Monday m:ming that “ the riv­ Dennis
Davidson,
fo:tball f Total tax levy sought is $24,-
be doing fine. In the past par­
name of Powell. It was a nice er was quite low, and we did greats from the local school. 175. L „
ents expecting new arrivals
öh
drive, the scenery, if you did­ hit s:me rocks, but it was a The coach said that it takes a mart
did not quite make it to the
said
he
has
not
yet
cal
­
n’t look too closely into the successful test run. We had real love of young people to culated the amount in dollars
hospital on two different oc-
Two organizational units of
16 people on the trip and some make a successful teacher.
dlitches, was perfect.
Detroit Dam Pr ject person­ cassions, and the babies were
the
Portland
U.
S.
Army
En
­
and
cents
per
$1,000
worth
of
The only thing that made us new members were making
In talking on the world of holdings required of property gineer District Monday were nel worked 280,859 manhours born enroute. It is believed
a little sick was the cans and their initial run.
sp:rts, he said that it is tough owners.
presented the Divisi n Engin­ and drove 265,527 miles during little Richard Chris now holds
The boaters had put into to lose, but that a lot can be
debris in the ditches. It made
The budget includes $5.600 eer’s Certificate of Merit for the past five years without an the title of being the only ba­
me wonder just what kind of the river just above the Shields learned by losing. He said: “we for the additional police officer Superior Accomplishmnt in accidnt. Many project person­ by in the area born at home.
people we Americans are be­ ReMine place.
need intelligent people in our
$1 000 for improvement ot Acident Prevention by Col. nel had to commute long dis­
coming. The only real defini­ Coffman said the Guides schools, and those who can and
the city hall building. Other John M. Ansley, Deputy North tances in severe conditions to
will
make
their
next
run
tion is “slobs and pigs.” What
qualify academically usually increases are the result of sal­ Pacific Division Engineer.
keep the project operating dur­
ever makes a person be so March 14 and 15. The two-day can get financial assistance to ary
ing the unusual and extreme
hikes.
They
are
the
Detroit-Big
thoughtless to deserate a coun­ run will be on the Nehalem further their education.”
weather this past winter.
Ohmart
said
that
a
large
Cliff
Dam
Propect
on
the
try as beautiful as ours. We river.
He also said that those who part of the budget in which North Santiam River and the
The Survey Branch worked
have more God-given beauty
could, should stay in college property taxes are not involv­ Survey Branch of the Portland 443,165
manhours over the
Fred Hervey, president of
here than most places, yet Make Plans Now
as long as they can in an en­ ed is $27,000 for street im­ District office.
past
six
years
exposed
to
num
­
Circle
K Corp, announced to­
look what we do with it.
I
deavor to reach their goal.
provements with revenue com­ Receiving the award for De erous hazards without experi­ day earnings for nine months
One of the things that wor­ To Enroll Kids
He also stressed to the j ing from the State Highway
troit Dam were Al E. Leuhr- encing any lost time accidents. ending January 31, 1970 were
ries me the most in this elec­ In Kindergarten
young people present that the |
ing, project engineer, and In addition Survey Branch 85c per share compared to 65c
tion year is that every politi­ DETROIT—Mothers in the time they spend in school Is Division.
Donald H. Westrick, Green personnel have driven 1,130,838 last year.
cian will be using pollution as area planning to enroll their the best time of their lives. He
Total net inc me after taxes
Peter-Foster Dams project miles during the past six years
a cratch to bolster his cam­ children for the fall term cf closed his talk with a humor­ Pat Eastwood Leaves
Engineer and formerly at the without a reportable motor was $1,387,241 compared to
paign. That goes for our Gov­ Kindergarten are asked to ous poem.
$907,011, a 53% increase.
Detroit Project. I tester R. vehicle accident.
ernor, Tom McCall, and his please contact Mrs. Shirley
President Fred Krecklow an­ Forest Service Job
Sales were $52,416,,330 this
Henderson, Chief of the Sur­ This would be equivalent to
strongest rival, Bob Straub. Hill, phone 854-3512. Young­ nounced that a board meeting
DETROIT—Due to the tran- vey Branch, accepted the certi­ one man driving 10,000 miles year compared to $39,530,752,
Both of these men may be sters who reach the age of would be held at his home
a 33% increase.
sincere in their desire to clear 5 before November 15th are Sunday, March 1. He also an­ fer of her husband, Floyd East­ ficates for his organization, a year for 113 years.
the air and the streams, but I eligible for enrollment.
nounced the Sweetheart’s din­ wood, Mrs. Eastwood (Pat)
who has been employed cn
still think both are away off
Annually the Deanha Kin­ ner at the Salem Elks club
base in their plan of attack. dergarten mothers sponsor a for Saturday. March 7, and the personnel staff of the U.
Receive Safety Plaque
We must learn to crawl be- get-acquainted msthers lunch­ asked those planning to attend S. Forest Service, Detroit-Mill
City
Districts,
for
the
past
Ere we can walk, and to walk eon in the spring of the year, to contact him.
four years retired here last
before we can run, so why and the request is to deter­
week.
not at least try to get the junk mine how many new mothers
Mr. Eastwood, manager of
off the highways before we can be expected to attend. Time
the U. S. National Bank at
stop burning everything un­ and place of the luncheon will
Mill City for the past four
der the sun in an effort to stop be announced later.
and a half years is being
air pollution.
transferred to C os Bay ef
Personally, I feel we should Eugene Jacobson
Santiam High pasted a 68-48 fective date of March 1st.
be burning m re, instead of
basketball victory over Jeffer
Mrs. Eastwood came to De­
less, only under more favor­ Completes Mechanics I son Tuesday night.
troit Ranger Station with the
able conditions. I hate to keep
The Wolverines, shown the merging of the Mill City-De-
harping on this subject, but Training Course
WICHITA FALLS, Tex.— wav by Larry Hillesland and troit Districts and was employ­
someone has to take the part
18 points as well as Dave ed in the Timber Management
of the people. These ecologists Airman Terry E. Jacobson, his
Pittam's
16, skipped to a 3247 Dept.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eugene
are mi'sing the bus. or at
halftime bulge and maintained
Jacobson.
Gates,
Ore.,
has
grad
­
least I think
They have a
position. Larry Diller,
tough job on their hands, but uated at Sheppard AFB. Tex.. safe
with 26. was the only Lion ill City of Gates
to bury all our trash is ou’ from the U. S. Air Force air­ double-figures.
of the question, and I think. craft mechanics course.
SANTIAM (68): Hillesland S gns Contract for
If they are honest with them­ The airman, now trained to
12. Pittam
selves. will agree, too, that if maintain -and service reeipr - 18, Johns .n 7, Berg Elliott 5. Water Improvement
we stop all burning at city eating engine aircraft and air- 16. Cox 3. Eide 4,
1, Raines 2.
GATES — A contract was
dumps and at private homes, craft systems, is being assign- Grant
JEFFERSON (48): Lee 2. signed by the mayor and mem­
anti business« s. soon we will 3d to George AFB. Calif., for Piesker
6. Diller 26, Sellers 3, bers of the city counril of
be living in rat infested land duty with the Tactical Air Wicker-ham
5. Wickett 2. Gates with Westech Engineer.:
fills which eventually will Command which provides com­
Hampton
3,
Headley
1.
bat
units
for
air
support
of
of Salem at their Febixtary
swall w us up. Why don’t
SANTIAM 18 14 10 26—-68 meeting. The firm will oversee
they just stop and reason this U. S. ground'forces.
Jefferson.... 7 10 15 16—48 water system improvements.
cut before they clutter up our
Darrel Anderson f Mill City
archives with a bunch of sen things. I would go along with
seless laws which cannot be spending money in that man­ If the number following was given permission by the
Deputy Division Engineer Col. John Engineer Alvin E. Luehring. Award was
enforced. If they want to spend ner much sooner than I would your name on The En­ council to take care of any H. Ansley (left) presents Division En­ accepted on beh«alf of Detroit Project
c .mplaints in Gates about
a million or two. put a price n spending it on continued
reads dogs. A complaint warning gineers Certificate of Merit for Superior employees who worked 29,975 man hours
of a penny a can on everything studies of the problem. Study terprise label
that is gathered along the high­ the problem we must, but let’s 2-70 it's time to send will be given for first offense Accomplishment in Accident Prevention in fisica! 1969 without a reportable ac­
land the animal will be picked to Green Peter-Detroit Project Engineer cident.—Loyd Sidwell Photo.
ways, and then find a 1 gical d? it properly before we pass
! up on the second complaint.
a check for renewal.
Donald H. Westrick and Detroit Project
manner to dispose of these too many laws.
Cub Scouts To Hold
Blue & Gold Banquet
Coach Ted Ogdahl
Of Willamette U
Speaks Here Mon.
City To Have
Increase in
70-71 Budget
Father Delivers
Son at Detroit
i Receive Merit Certificates for Safety
Circle K Shows
Increase in Earnings
Santiam Wins from
Jefferson 68 to 48