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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970
NUMBER 16
I Up and Down
; The Avenue
By Don Moffatt
We hear a lot these days
about the mess the Post Ot-
flee Is In. During the time cf
the illegal strike in New York,
one postal employee who was
out on strike was lamenting
about not being able to live on
his income of some $6,000 a
year. The reason, he had nine
children, cr at least as I re­
member that was his trouble.
If any man wants to have that
large a family, he should be
willing to exert enough ener­
gy in other ways to raise his
income, he shouldn’t blame it
on his job. Maybe $6,000 isn’t
enough money to live on ir.
New York, but I have a feel­
ing that he couldn’t make it
with that big a family no mat
ter where he lives. Maybe Sen
ator Packwood has the right
idea about limiting the num­
ber of children we can raise.
And while on this postal bit,
I certainly feel that President
Nixon is away off base in even
suggesting a raise on first
class mail to 10c. Why not put
the burden on third class mail
—that Is where the money is
being lost today. First class
mail, I have been told, Is pay­
ing its own way now, and why
should we have to bear the
burden of flooding the mail
with material most postal pa­
trons wculd just as soon be
without.
Ted Ogdahl
To Address
Local Athletes
Gets Flying Cross
$4.00 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
Delegation
Talks to Dads
About P. 0.
City To Vote
On Budget
Thursday
A quiet session of the City
The annual Santiam High
By Don Moffatt
Council was held Wednesday
School Athletic Banquet will
Residents of Mill City will
be held Thursday evening,
night, April 8.
go to the polls today (Thurs­
A delegation was present in­
April 16th, at 6:30 p. m. The
day) to vote on the city budget.
featured speaker this year will
quiring about the possibility
The polls at the city hall will
be Ted Ogdahl, Head Football
| of a new p:st office in Mill
be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
City. After some discussion,
Coach at Willamette Univer­
The budget this year is slightly
sity. Mr. Ogdahl’s football team |
it was decided to check with
higher than it has been in pre­
at Willamette won the North-j
Scio to see what steps they
vious years. One of the reasons
west Football Championship in
had taken in obtaining their
the council is asking for more
1968. Mr. Ogdahl’s overall re­
new post office building.
funds is to provide a third po­
cord has been one of the best
A group of residents present­
liceman. The amount budgeted
in the Northwest Conference.
for the third man is $5,600.
U. S. Air Force Captain Ern­ ed a petition to the Council to
Ted is the winningest football est F. Andersen, son of Mrs. keep the private roadway open
This is only $5,100 more than
coach in the Willamette Uni­ Lois A. Beisell, Eugene and between Cedar and Douglas
is budgeted now, because there
versity History.
has been $500 a year for a
Derrel Andersen, Mill City has streets. This street has been
relief patrolman.
The coaches at Santiam will been deejrated with the Dis­ accessible for nearly 40 years
The scuttlebutt in the town
MEHAMA — Few pe:ple
offer their wisdom and run­ tinguished Flying Cross for and it was argued that in the
event of new businesses de­ have ever seen a wild coyote and when he laoked again the has it that some people are
air action in Southeast Asia.
down of the season’s play.
Captain Andersen, an A-l veloping in this particular in the woods let alone fed it coyote was just a few feet going to vote against the bud­
The girls will be represented
Skyraider
bomber air­ area the roadway would be milk, but Harold Honess, a away. Turning the cow’s teat get because they feel another
by Mrs. White, Track and Vol­ craft pilot attack
farmer two miles above Me­ in that direction Honess squirt­ policeman is not needed when
at
Nakhon
Phanon needed as an alleyway.
leyball coach and Miss Par­
The council has begun work hama and in the edge of a tim ed milk on the coyote think­ we have State Patrolmen bas­
Royal
Thai
AFB,
Thailand,
dis
­
ent the girl’s basketball coach.
tinguished himself by extraord­ on the summer clean-up pro­ bered area, has done both. ing perhaps it would open its ed here. In an interview with
The banquet is a father-son inary achievement. During a gram. They asked that all pro While milking his cow one mouth. The coyote did not oi>- Tom Drynan of the state po­
and father-daughter affair and search and rescue mission for perty owners in Mill City keep morning Honess noticed a en its m:uth, neither did it lice, he informed The Enter­
it is hoped a 100 or more stu­ two F-4 Phantom fighter bom­ the grass, bushes and briers young coyote sniffing in the run, it just stood there and prise that State Patrolmen
dents and fathers will turn ber aircraft pilots downed in cut to avoid fire hazards. If air and circling closer and clos­ licked the milk off its fur.
have no authority within the
out.
Coyotes run in about a two city, and that the only time
enemy territory, he made everyone will cooperate on er to the cow shed. Evidently
Tickets may be purchased by mutiple low altitude passes this matter, It will not be nec­ the coyote could smell the fresh week cycle says Honess who they can act is in an emer­
observed this milk drinking gency—so really they are no
father and student at the gate through enemy ground fire to essary for the council to take milk.
Honess did not move but coyote for about a two week help to the city police depart­
if they fail to do so before insure the safety of the other legal action to see that it is
done.
went ahead milking his cow period before he moved on.
ment.
the 16th.
rescue team members.
Drynan said: "Mill City has
He is assigned to the 22nd The City authorized total paid
the best police force it has ev­
Special Operations Squadron, bills of $1401.85. The City po­
er had. It is much better to
a unit of the Pacific Air For­ lice reported six traffic cita­
stop arrests than to have a lot
ces, headquarters for air oper­ tions issued and 27 warnings.
of people hauled into court to
ations in Southeast Asia, the One Municipal citation and 12
This weekend we went over
court cases processed. There
be fined. The mark of a good
Far East and Pacific area.
to Milwaukie, and of course
were 21 complaints issued and
police protection Is the ab­
The
captain
was
commission
­
had to drive through Oregon •
sence of crime, and that la
ed through the aviation cadet 24 reports investigated and one
City to get there. We couldn’t
A well-child conference and what the citizens of Mill City
program. He has served with accident.
help getting a good whiff of
immunization clinic will be are getting now.”
expeditionary forces to the
the paper mill in that city.
Don Gillenwater, police chief
Congo and Dominican Repub­ Camgrounds Open—
held by the Marion ' County
Of course the mill makes f:r
The Detroit district of the
lic. He has also completed 23
Bill Lake of Salem, spoke to Health Department on Tues­ has been employed by the city
a good payroll and Oregon
Eastwood Church of God, I months
for over three years, and has
U. S. Forest Service has an­ Lions club members Monday
duty in Vietnam.
City would be hurt badly if Salem, has taken on the pro­
A 1959 graduate of Santiam nounced that all Federal Camp­ night. His talk was mainly on day, April 21 from 9:30 a. m conducted the affairs of his
the mill closed, but surely ject of tearing down the old
in a businesslike
something Could be done to Dawes building in Mill City High School, he attended Ore­ grounds in the district opened the Devers Eye Clinic in Port­ to 12 noon and 1:00 p. m. to ejepartment
eliminate that terrible odor. John H. Stevens said this gon State University anti Ore­ April 15. The charge system land, and how the White Cane 3:30 p. m. at the Calvary Luth­ manner, and also In a calm and
dignified way. Mill City has
for the camping areas has not money is used. The White eran church in Stayton.
It made us glad we lived in week, that his crew will sal gon College of Education.
been known to have a differ­
His wife is the former Su­ gone into effect yet for the Cane drive has been used for
Mill City where we are free vage all the lumber possible.
Parents wishing to bring ent type of police protection
summer
season.
san
C.
Sellers.
several
years
by
the
local
club
from that sort of smell. Be­ While the outward appear­
their children to be seen by
as their part in eye conserva­ the physician sh uld max», an in the past, one that was run
lieve me all the wigwams we ance of the building hasn’t
more or less as a side show
tion
projects.
Lake
said:
“
Ore
­
have in the state couldn’t changed, the inside is being
advance appointment by call­
gon Lions Sight Foundation is ing Mrs. Walter Frey, Area and a headline hunting depart­
raise that much of a stink. tom down, and whm they go
made up of all the Lions clubs Health Chairman, phone 769- ment.
The residential burning bah as far as they can on the in­
Chief Gillenwater and officer
in the state. Through our ef­
will go into effect by July 1, side, they will take off the
Joe Chailender have been hand­
forts we have provided over 2132.
so all you homeowners here first story. Mr. Stevens said
$10,000 in funds for sight con­ These conferences pruvide ling the department for some
better get your burning done they will utilize all the big
servation. When the White parents the opportunity to con­ time now, and without enough
before that.
timbers in their new church.
Cane drive was started in 1961, sult with a physician and pub­ relief. They put in an average
Materials
in
the
old
build
­
only
$4,000 was raised. In 1962 lic health nurse regarding the of 84 hours a week, which is
We read in our daily news­
the contributions swelled to health status of their children. more than they should be re­
paper Sunday where some 1.- ing are nearly all of better qual
than can be purchased on
$14,000 and in 1968 over $27,000 Immunization for all ages ate quired to work.
837 miles of California high­ ity
the
market
these
days.
Most
of
was raised. This year we ex­ given at the clinics when in­ While no one is happy about
way had been cleared of litter
dicated with no appointment Increased budgets, sometimes
the
timbers
are
No.
1
clear,
it
pect to go over $35,000.”
by about 4,000 adults and child­
it is better to spend a few
Lake said that some 30,000 necessary.
ren. They gathered between has been learned.
cents each year and have good
If
your
child
is
one-year-old
Trout
fishermen
throughout
in
the
United
States
lose
their
600 and 700 tons of litter. Isn’t
or over and has not had hara 24-hour police protection.
the state, somewhere around
sight.
that something? And the best
500,000 strong, are poised and and Foster will produce mostly
Fred K reck low local presi­ measles, you are encouraged
part of it is, it didn’t take a
ready for the big invasion of 10 to 12-inch rainbow but some dent said “our club is going to to have him immunized. Par­
lot of steam from a political
Oregon
’s lakes and streams on fish running several pounds' sell pens to raise funds for ents must accompany children
campaign to bring it about. I
requesting this service.
Saturday, April 18. At dawn on will be taken. The South San­ sight conservation."
wish we could get all the lit­
that day the general trout sea­ tiam between Faster and Wat­
Krecklow also said there
ter off our highways before
son will open on a statewide erloo has a good population of would be an open house at De­
the May primaries, so our top
basis, extending in most wa­ rainbows and should yield vers Eye Clinic at 1200 N. W.
state officials would have less
Santiam Girls Track team
good results for anglers fami­ 23rd in Portland Friday, April
ters through October 31.
to talk about. Pollution in all
went to Scio April 8 for their
Sport fishermen are remind­ liar with this area.
24 from 3 to 6 p. m. and urged
forms will be one of the main
first competition of the sea­
campaign issues this year, I
Don Lasater, lead guitarist ed that the coast streams re­ Lost Lake on the Santiam all members to attend.
son. When all events except
Pass
opens
with
the
general
main
off
limits
until
May
23,
Next
week
the
Boy
and
Girl
suppose, and I kn w we all of a trio, Harriet, Pappy and
the discus thr .w wore scored:
will get pretty tired of the old Donnie, was killed in a automo­ as do the high lakes in the Cas­ season and contains some ex­ of the month will be entertain­
Alexander Anthony Cross Santiam 55, Scio 53. First place
hackneyed speeches liefore the bile crash at Newport. He died cade and Paulina mountains. cellent rainbow and brook ed. and the program will be on
was worth 5 points, second
voting is done.
Friday. Funeral services were Anglers should check the reg­ trout. Pamelia Lake has been “Housing” with a speaker 31, Gates, was arrested by state place 3 points and third place
open
to
anglers
all
winter
but
ulations
rule
book
for
full
par
­
police
Sunday
on
a
charge
of
c
ming
from
Salem.
held in Newport on Monday
The club voted to give $25 unauthorized use of a motor 1 point. Santiam had only one
What is happening to our and interment was in West­ ticulars on seasn dates and should produce nice catches of
girl in the discus finals. At
cutthr.ats for fishermen will­ for a campship for a Camp vehicle.
young people? They disrespect minster Cemetery in Westmin­ bag limits.
this point Karen Davis be­
However, all lowland coastal ing to hike in the two miles. Fire girl, who otherwise would
their elders and disobey their ster, Calif. He is survived by
Police said Cross, a patient at came a heroine. Her best
Other
lakes
in
the
national
for
­
lakes
will
open
April
18
and
not
be
able
to
attend
Camp
Ki
parents. They ignore the laws. his father, stepmother a broth­
Oregon State Hospital, trak an throw for the preliminary was
there are numerous exceptions ests do not open until May 23 Iowan this summer.
They riot in the street, inflam­ er and sister.
auto owned by Richard C. about 64 feet, but on her final
to the high lake rule. High
ed with wild notions. Their
Peterson. 3060 Edgewood St. throw the discus sailed for
All roads are open in the
When in this area, the trio lakes opening early are listed
morals are decaying. What is played at The Highwayman at
NE, from the hospital parking 83’ 7” for first place points
upper Willamette area and
to become of them? That is a Gates. Lasater was a fine mus­ by zone in the synopsis. Some prospects look good. The Mc­ Athletic Gospel Team lot and drove it toward Gates. and a win for Santiam.
of
the
popular
and
productive
quotation from, and you'd nev­ ician, and had many friends .n
Kenzie River and upper Mc­
Officers said Cross was tak­
Box Scores:
er believe it, but it was Plato, this area. He was a go d en­ nes include Odell. Crescent, Kenzie reservoirs such as To Be At Idanha
en Into custody after he was in­ 200 m. hurdles, Earhart.
who lived 300 years before tertainer. They had played at Suttle, Blue, Wickiup, and Smith, Trailbridge, Carmen,
volved in an accident with the
0.37.
Craine Prairie. The book of
The Idanha Community vehicle. He also is charged Santiam,
Christ.
a supper club in Newport, and regulations is available at all C.ugar, and Blue River should
440 yard relay: Scio 580
Guess maybe our country­ were returning for another en­
provide good angling for rain­ Church invites you to hear the with driving with a suspended
«80, More Santiam 232.8.
license agencies.
Athletic Gospel Team from drivers license.
will last a little while longer gagement at the same club.
bows.
100: Toews, Scio 12.5.
A
fine
trout
opening
is
pre
­
Western Baptist Bible College.
in spite of all the riots, but
Cross was lodged in Marion
Many people from here used dicted as well as grxd fishing
100 m. Hurdles Toews, Scio
Salem, on Sunday, April 19 at County jail at $2,150 bail.
p:ssibly we should continue to go to Newport and also to
18.8.
throughout
the
summer.
Many
the 11:00 am. service
to curb some of this wanton Albany when the trie perform­
Local School Asks
440: Lutgen. Scio, 1:17.
This outstanding team of
destruction of property, which ed at clubs. One other person lowland lakes and streams will
220: Lewellen, Santiam 29.6
be
stocked
heavily
for
the
op
­
young people is comprised f
results from some of the was killed in the twocar crash.
Mile: Jackson, Scio 7:04.
ening weekend which should For Funds to Operate Varsity Basketball players and Lyons Water District
marches.
«80 Relay. Santiam 2:20.8.
provide many anglers with lint-1
cheerleaders. They travel on
H.J. Lutgen, Scio 4’6".
it catches. Some streams will' Summer Reading Prog. weekends to churches through­ Awards Bid To
Grade School Here
Shit: Sims, Scio 297”
be
too
cold
for
good
angling,
out the West coast presenting
Census Takers
Javelin* Rickel, Scio 69’10".
especially those which drain j L:cal school officials have a challenge to youth in music Salem Firm
L. J. Tie Toews Scio, Ear­
To Have Open House into the valley from the Cas­ made application to the State and
testimony that speaks to
Still Working
LYONS — The Ramseyer hart Santiam 13’ 4',4”.
cades. The best angling in Department of Education for the "Now Generation.”
Parents of the Mill City and these streams normally devel­ funds to operate a summer
Discus: Davis, Santiam 83T’.
Construction Company of Sa!
The Enterprise received a Gates students will be given ops a little later in the season ! reading program in the schoob
em was awarded the bid for
call last week regarding the the opportunity to visit the following the sn:w melt and of the district. The program Weather, Detroit Dam laying a pipe line across the No Junior Bowling
cenus taking in the area. They Mill City Elementary School when water temperatures reach | which proved quite popular
Max Min. Kiev. Pep North Fork bridge of the
are asking residents to please and view the many educational around 50 degrees.
last summer, if approved, will 7 a m Daily Weather Reading N.rth Santiam for the Lyons This Saturday
"do not destroy your census tools being used by students
Mehama water district. The
Sam Stenbeck said this week
Pool
Detroit. Green Peter, and be funded by the federal gov­
forms.’’
and teachers today.
roster reservoirs should pro- ernment and require no expen April 8 47 36 1546.20 0.51 new pipe line will service a that there will be no Junior
Patrons of the district are luce fine results to all com- diture of total tax funrls.
It will take the local cenus
April 9 64 38 1546.61 021 group of new homes there League Rowling this Saturday,
The water board received a due to the opening of fishing
It is expected that the di >\pril 10 52 39 1548.18 2.05
takers probably a full month requested to plan to attend ?rs—trailers as well as bank
to completly cover this area this Open House between thi rnglers. Detroit usually pro- trict will be informed of the April 11 47 3« 1549.86 0.38 Certificate of merit from Ore season.
The last session of the sea
s if they have not picked up hours of 7:30 p.m. and 9:00 pm luces best in the upper arms disposition of its application April 12 45 34 1551.03 0.05 gon State Health department
your form as yet, they will April 23rd. Refreshments will ind at the mouths of small some time during the first April 13 52 3!» 1551.9« 0 00 for pure water for over a son will be held Saturday,
April 25.
be served.
oo so in the near future.
tributary streams. Green Peter week of May.
April 14 56 35 1552 70 0.00 year.
Friendly Coyote Visits Mehama
Farmer for Drink of Warm Milk
Salem Church Group
Bill Lake Tells
Razing The Old
Lions Club About
Dawes Building
Sight Conservation
Set for Stayton
State Trout Fishermen
Getting All Set for Big
Opening on Saturday
Don Lasater, Former
Entertainer Here,
Killed in Crash
Patrolman Catches
Hospital Patient
Santiam Gals
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