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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1970)
ill City Enterprise P' _____________ VOLUME XXV NUMBER 11 ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — ORE» .oN’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1970 —- Up and Down The Avenue By Don Moffatt It is an easy thing for all of us to complain about action taken by our city council, the board of educatkn, the volun- teer firemen, and the many people who do other civic jobs without compensation. I sup pose some people believe that members of the city council are paid far their services. This is not the case. All council men work fot FREE and do their jobs to the best of their ability. They not only attend the regular and special coun cil meetings, but they also have their commission appoint ments. I :ften think of the hours these men put in, work ing on solutions for us all. Have you noticed how many times you see Adolph Brun ner, for instance, out around town, and with a shavel in his hands, giving an assist where needed in keeping our streets In repair? He does this without charge to the city. I think each of us should give a vote of thanks to all these men who take their jobs seriously. May be we don’t agree with some of the things they do, but if we disagree, the best place to take our complaints is to the coun cil meetings. This is also the truth with the people who serve on the school board, or on the plan ning commission. Maybe we don’t agree with them on all things, but let us not be too critical, unless we have a bet ter solution to a problem, and unless we are willing to take on part of their responsibili ties. And for FREE, remem ber? I often think how lucky we are that we have a good volun teer fire department, too. No tice how quicklv they respond when called? They, too, are working for us f:r free. What a great country we live in when we have citizens who are willing to give of their time to protect our property. ■ 1 - ■ L ■■ — ■ ■ > !■ - Mike Golden Wins Cub Derby Race Santiam Wolverettes Seniors At Santiam After Scholarships $4.00 a YEAR — 10c a Copy - "g- Sunday was an exciting day for Cub Scout pack No. 49 in Mill City as they held their Derby race at the Eagles hall. George Long, Cubmaster, sup ervised the races with about 25 youngsters participating. There were a number of par ents, grandparents and friends on hand to watch the races. Kenny Flicker was the win ner in the 8 year old division; Dale Reid won for the 9 year group; Mike Golden for 10 year olds. Mike was the grand champion win- Air Pollution Is Topic of Chamber Talk A number of seniors at San Mike Roach of the Mld-Wil- tiam High School have applied lamette Valley Air Pollution for scholarships this year. Authority was guest speaker Fourteen are interested in four at the North Santiam Chamber year institutions, both state of Commerce meeting at the and private. Two year com Riverview in Mehama last munity colleges appeal to nine Wednesday noon. He said the seniors; several are applying 1967 State Legislature had at various business colleges; passed a law setting up re- while nursing is the choice of gional areas in the state. This In fact it was a “Golden day” was adopted in 1968. one member of the class. as he and his father, Charles The Elks offer a scholarship! In his short talk he said walked away with the prize that Linn County was rated to the outstanding senior stu for the most attractive car en No. 1 for having the worst dent in Oregon. Five seniors tered by a father-sen duo. Win pollution problem and that have sent in applications. An ning the prize for the best something will have to be other organization giving a looking car entered by a cub done to clean up the air, not scholarship is in the AFL-CIO. alone was Marvin Emerson. To qualify, the two students only in this county but in all Pictured are the Santiam High row: Vicki Moore, Karen Davis, Nancy from Santiam who are apply counties in the state. Lalack, Sue Crowthers, Mrs. Sherri Lei- school Wolverettes who won secondplace ing must take a competitive One Chamber member stat in the Small groups drill dance team in singer, instructor, Sonja Martin, Karen Detroit Cougars To Be ed he felt the Pollution Auth examination. This week information was recent competition at Corvallis. First Howell and Jeri Jo Parker. Sandi Oliver, ority should do something a- received concerning a letter I row, left to right: _ Gloria Poole, Lisa Ga- a member of the team was not present Honored On Return bout cleaning up Eugene, Sal em and Portland before they writing competition sponsored ( briel, Toni Newberg, Iris Hampton. Sec- when the picture was taken.—The Mill came up into this area, as we by the Pepsi-Cola Company. | on(j row: Vicki Olson, Jenny Chance, City Enterprise photo. From State Tourney The letter is to be entitled Linda Hampton, Betsy LaMunyan. Third were not hurting in the San “Why You’ve Got a Lot To DETROIT—Plans are gett tiam Canyon. Roach informed Live”. The winning Oregon en ing underwav here for a rous the group, tnat in flying over try will receive $1,000 and the ing Homecoming, honoring the Canyon, there was a deep Boy of the Month G'rl of the Month national winner $10,000. No the Detroit Cougars Varsity haze, and this was harmful for team and their coach upon no other reason than the haze doubt as soon as the details are made known several sen their return home from the can lower the ground temper iors will enter this exciting Pendleton State Basketball ature as much as 11 degrees. The Mill City Sea Scouts contest. Tournament Sunday afternoon. He said this could alter the with their skipper Tom Dry- Much of the information con Street banners and colorful growth of crops, and if it get3 nan, Bill Gabriel and Don Wil- cerning which scholarships are streamers will set the stage worse, could change a lot of ' liams took a trip to the coast available, as well as directons for the festive event as the things. [ over the week-end. They rent on how to fill out the often townfolk rally for the occa He said it is up to the peo ed a cabin at Newport for three ple to decide “how clean we complicated application forms, sion. I nights, g ing clamming Fri- are explained and discussed in An open house reception is want our air” and what steps > day evening. On Saturday they a classroom situation. Howev scheduled at the giade school will be necessary to reach I took a deep sea fishing ex-; er, the final completion of gym when the bus arrives. goals that will lead to making I pedition, catching several bot- f:rms usually takes place on probably, 1 or 5 p. m. Those the country more livable. I tom fish. There were some big i Roach said that summer is an individual basis in the coun attending the reception are , swells and several of the sea I seling office. At the present I asked to bring cookies or the worst time f:r air pollu | scouts discovered they weren't tion. He did not have any ans time, the seniors who have | punch. good sailors. wer for garbage disposal except applied for scholarships are Twyla Fultz, a Junior at | ; such They got to see the spout- using land fills. Some mem anxiously waiting for news High' Sch ol, was h rn at Depoe Bay which concerning their applications. Santiam bers feel that it is necessary chosen girl of the Month for | ing • — a throwing spray almost to do more buring, rather than February. She is the daughter I the highway. using land fill, as it eventual of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fultz I ' to Before Boy of tile month for Feb coming home on Sun- ly may pollute the land. He of Mill City. they went to see Moon | ruary at Santiam High School also felt that the lumber in Twyla is a member of Pep I day xuvn. whicn is <•= w., on exhibit ... at' *s James Anthony Grant, a dustry could comply with the Club, Girls Athletic Associa rock the Marine Science center it I Senior. Tonv is the son of Air Polluti.n Authority stan tion, Future Teacher of Am Newport. | James Grant and Mrs. Paula Appointment of crew lead- dards without causing them to erica and International Rela Scouts going were Bruce | ■ Grant. Only three places in the four- down. He did not give My wife informed me that area voted in favor of tions League. She has been in i Beyers. Alan Severs. Dan Wil Tony has participated in ers for the 9170 Census of Pop close any specific yardstick to mea- she read where the hemline is a county ulation and Housing in this budget to operate Track and Volleyball. I Basketball and Football all area was announced today by sure how much smoke they Mike Elliott, Mike McCort going to take a plunge so:n the proposed She plans to attend a C:n- I son, __ _ newly-formed Chemeketa years, Baseball three Hutchinson, Kenny Go- f°ur according to the designers, Community College. Manager Ronald Blundell of would tolerate in their com- servatory of Music and Major i Jerry forth, Mike Moffatt, Herb Car I years and he is now in Honor the Census Bureau’s temporary pliance rules. who are always keeping wom Candalaria in South Salem, in Music. penter, Kim Gabriel, Tony Sav Society. Home burning can still be en in a dither in an attempt Santiam and Detroit Districts census office in Salem. Tony hopes to attend OTI age and Leo Poole. The boys to stay in style. She said the were the only ones t? approve Each crew leader will sup done between the h urs of 9 at Riamata Falls and Major earned their own money co dresses and skirts may be low the $2.8 million tax levy ervise 15 to 20 enumerators in a. m. until 4 p. m., he said, in Electronics. finance the trip. ered to the middle of the calf. which would have cost proper I the big nationwide census that but that permits are necessary. Over 30 were present at the Wow, what a drop that is. ty owners $1 81 per $1,000 of begins April 1. Crew leader Annual Open House Worse than the market. I true cash property value of training is now under way. meeting. often wonder when they can the area affected. T spies being covered in the At Santiam High hit a happy medium. I think training sessions include pro that skirts are a little short To Be Held March 26 cedures for recruiting census right now. It leaves little to Kracker Barrel To Santiam High school will enumerators, trailing, convas- the imagination—but lowering I Move Soon To have their annual open h use sing methods, preparation and Santiam High school has Jim Perrv of Ladd & Bush on Thursday evening, March been offering Shop and Draft submission of reports, and the hemline as far as suggest- branch of U. S. National in Sa ted is a little ridiculous too, New Location 26 at 7:30. ing to high school girls for supervision of enumerators to isn’t it? It think the young Mrs. Wilma Bumgarner who lem was the speaker at the All departments will be open the last three or four years. insure a complete and accur people look all right in the owns and operats The Kracker Monday night meeting of the for visits by parents and oth At present there are six girl« ate c unt. DETROIT —An 11-man all shorties, hut how ab:ut the Barrel store on Northwest Ald Mill City Lians club. His talk er interested people. Included taking sh p. Five girls, Shar The crew leader is one of star team, with hoop champion was on “ Wills. Trusts and High older people, who just don’t er, said this week that she I in the work to be shown and on Lunsfo-tl, Sharon Muise, the key peoDle in the field oj> and Falls City each gaining have the figure for it? It is has received several complaints Cost of Dying.” He brought I explained will be those in the Linda Oakland, Connie Sarff, t rations of the 1970 census. three placs, was announced by tough for them. I know. It from people living down over out many interesting p ints I music and art departments and Marie Wright, are taking It is his responsibility to re coaches of the Marion-B bas I cruit and train the enumera ketball league Saturday night. says don’t “hide your light the hill from her store in re in his subject and stated that | which should be particularly the first year of drafting. many times it is much more | interesting, said Burton Bor- under a bushel,” but then that gard to trash throwing. tors; to assign each one to an From Detroit the three nam The exposure to male ori also depends upon the size of Mrs. Bumgarner said she re economical to consult an at I oughs, principal. ent« d courses •s has given the enumeration district; to re ed were Lvle Bogers, Dorsey the “bushel.” gretted th? incidents; also torney to make a will, than to More details regarding the girls a chance to accomplish view the work .f each and see Smith and Gerald Hiebert. It w uld serve the designers rock throwing which has been do it yourself. He answered I evening will lie published in skills that originally were de I that it is correct; and to hand League and district runners- questions for many of the right if all the women of the engaged in by some young I next week's issue f The En- sign«! for boys. This skill is le problems of difficult enum up Perrydale placed tw., in world would just tell them sters in the area. These hit members foil wing his talk. I terprise. cjnite readily receivefl in of eration. Crew leader in Lyons cluding scoring champion John President Fred Krecklow very sweetly to “go to hell.” cars and houses on the street McAllaster and Bob Bakker. fices such as the U. S. Forest is lxiwell Engelen. Then if that doesn’t bring re blow. Mrs. Bumgarner said stated that another bus shelt The oth t three on the glit ry Department an«l other of sults, refuse to buy the cloth that certainly all the trash did er would be started soon, and ter squad were Kendall Logan fices demanding the skill of Utterback To Speak ing shown in the stores. That not come fr m her store, pre this one will be 10 feet high of Siletz, Luke Both of West drafting. would really hit them where sumably scattered bv children, instead of eight feet, like the ern Mennonite and Jay Phil The other girl. Senior Linda In Upper Canyon present A-frame shelter locat it w uld hurt most. Crowthers, is workln in the DE ih OIT Manon County lips of St. Paul. and that sue didn’t condone A Salem firm was l.w of five shop and she has performe«i Sheriff Jack Utterback will be the rock throwing. However. I ed on Highway 22. If v u really want to foul up she stated “two wrongs don’t [ A tour of the Devers Eye bidders Tuesday night for upon various large tools such the guest speaker when the De something in good 3hape. get make a right and I would like Clinic in Portland is being construction of an auditorium as the wocxl lathe and is gain troit-Idanha City councils meet Lyons OKs Trailer a government agency to go to to apologize for the incidents planned next month. at Santiam High school. ing a pr ficiency that will aid in a joint session March 18 at Pearson X Prade, Inc., hid In home tasks of the future. work on some plan. Each time and I will he m ving my stock 7 p. m. at Detroit City hall. He Permit Fee a new bureau is formed—you to another location soon.” $306.934. Cost of the project The school officials hope will speak on law enforce LYONS—A new trailer per Peoples Telephone mit fee schedule was adopted had been estimated at $290,000. that in the future more girls ment. can expect a hunch of people recently by the Lyons City to be put n the payroll. And To Have Meeting Of I The Board of Education will take an Interest and enter Due to the rapid growth of Council. before you know it they have on the local level than at the to k the bids under advise the shop anti drafting program. the area, coupled with the in themselves involved in so national, state, or county level Shareholders March I I ment. The building is to be flux of people in the area dur The present rate is $5. T’nder LYONS—The annual meet financed from serial levy Budget Hearing for much red tape that they lose It would be a lot t ugher for ing the summer months, it .s the new schedule, trailer own sight of what they are trying a man who was not working, ing of the share holders >f funds that have accumulated felt that more adequate law ers will pay $3 for the first Santiam Slated for to do. It seems that It takes when a job was available a.»d People’s Telephone Co., Lyons, over the past six years. enforcement sh.uld be provid $1,000 value on a unit and $2 a dozen or so people to handle he was not disabled, to get on will be held at 8 p. m. on ed. The me ting is open to all for each additional $1,000 of Wednesday, March the preliminary paper w:rk on relief, if he had to meet with Wednesday March 11 at Mari- Three Santiam Boys interested persons in the area, value. The public hearing for the and any cooperation will Ire No requests have been re- these projects at each level, a local board made up of local Linn school. Special business ceivcd for a public hearing on and the more people hired, the people. win would have firs* of the meeting Is the election Get Conference Honor school district budget, as ad welcomed ny the councils. 1. held front 8:00 a propc I state highway more conf’'-'»J they all become. hand information on each in of two directors to fill the po Three young men from San vertised, will be Consequently more rights are dividual case. Only trouble is sitions of George Van Agtmael tiam High school received hon- until 9:00 p. m. Wednesday, Weather, Detroit Dam bridge pr je.ct planned near here, city officials reported. taken from people at the local with this system, who here .n ind Hollis Dale Crandall whose , ors in the Capitol Conference March 11, at Santiam High Max. Min. Elev. Pep The state plans to build a level, and placed in the hands Mill City would like to serve terms expire on the date of I All Star oasketball teams it i School. The budget as publish- 7 a. m. Daily Weather Reading | ed has been previously approv- new bridge between Lyons anti I was announced Tuesday. of people who haven't a chance on this board? It’s most likely the annual meeting. Pool Mehama and asked that re A nominating committee ap In the Minor division first ed by the Budget Committee to s Ive th? given problem, no the most sensible approach, 0.04 quests for a public hearing be 1515.00 36 42 March 4 of Administrative Scho.l Dis . team Larry Hillesland was se-1 but we will never be able to pointed by the hoard of direct- matter what it is. 1515.48 0.00 I would like to see much of get the funds sprung lo?S‘ re have named George Van- lected and on the second team trict 129.J at its public hearing March 5 54 33 1515.91 0.22 directed through city officials here. Deadline for requesting a what is handled at the federal from the myriad of bureaus in Agtmael, incumbent, and Keith in the same category Dave I held February 11. The election March 6 56 33 1517.60 2.06 hearing is Friday. 40 52 March 7 for the purpose of exceeding Pittam was chosen. Ron John- 1 Washington. One thing for Z ’ mmerman. Any and all mat level returned to the states. 0.37 A new city budget will be ___ ___ no- I son received Honorable men- the six per cent limitation has March 8 42 37 1520.03 One man I was talking with sure, the relief program could ters not requiring special 35 1521.70 0.00 presented soon to the budget the other night thought that do a lot more good for much 'ices may be considered at theltion. I^rry and Ron are seniors I been set for April 6, at the March 9 53 Mar. 10 56 36 1522.95 0.00 committee, it was reported. meeting.___________________ Ipnd Dave is a Junior. 1 regular sch«» 1 polling place. relief could be handled better less money. Sea Scouts Spend Weekend at Coast Crew Leaders Appointed For 1970 Census Chemeketa Budget Is Defeated Salem Banker Talks at Lions Meeting Monday Vocational Training For Girls at Santiam Bids Opened on Auditorium Here Detroit Places 3 On All-Star Team
