The Mill City enterprise., June 18, 1970, Image 1

Mill City
iterprise
ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — OREliu.V'S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
VOLLME XXV
NUMBER 25
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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1970
4th of July Junior Court
; Up and Down;
The Avenue
By Don Moffatt
1
Council Hires
Third City
Patrolman
$4.00 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
Three-Day Basketball Clinic
Three Firms
Get U. S.
Forest Timber
After having lived in Ore­
gon most of the time since
1942, we finally saw the Rose
Festival Parade Saturday, oth­
er than standing on the side
At the City Cuncil meeting
DETROIT — Bids totalling
walk in the rain or in the
Wednesday night, a third cit.
$409,539 for three Willamette
broiling sun. This year we got
patrolman was hired. John D:
National Forest timber sales
tickets for the Coliseum and
Main will join the police de
was received Thursday at De­
saw it the way it should be
partment July 1. A request b\
troit Ranger station.
seen, in comfort. Our seats
Chief of Police, Don Gillen
Young & Morgan, Inc., Mill
were right up front on the
water, to create a rank of
City, bid $309,074 for an es­
floar level, and to add to the
sergeant for the department
timated 10,900,000 b.f of timber
day, seated just in front of
' was granted.
it, the Beachie sale, located
us was the Harvey King fam­
A business license was grant­
eight miles north of Detroit.
ily. They are parents of this
ed to Art’s Lunch Wagon to
There were six qualified bid­
year’s Queen Laurie King I.
operate within the city.
ders. Some 5,150,000 b.f /
of
Fictuitu
<ue
Steven
VvuiUuOxe
tuiu
uraii
Dick
Hannan
of
Columbia
Basin
Junior
Co
’
lege
at
They were bursting with pride
Bids are being called f:r
Douglas-fir logs and peeler
and Mr. King was giving his who have been named Junior King and Queen for the street paving of approximate­ Pasco, Wn„ was here for three days last week heading blocks sold at $36.65 per M;
camera a real workout. They 4th of July Festivities. Linda is the daughter of Mr. ly 28,119 feet. Bills totaling up a basketball clinic at Sant am. Shown with him here 5,740,00 b.f. of Western Hem­
proved to be real friendly peo­ and Mrs. Willard Graff and Steven is the son of Mr. and $1,749.73 were authorized for are David Pittam, left and Roger Davidson. Pittam will lock and other species sold at
ple and we enjoyed visiting Mrs. Ed Whitmore.
Mill City Enterprise Photo payment.
be a senior here this fall and Davidson is an 8th grader, $20.75 per M; and 342 acres of
with them. The coliseum was
Councilmen received a re­ between 30 and 40 young people are taking part in the sub-standard logs sold at $42.50
filled to the rafters with peo­
quest from Cable Vision, Inc. clinic, said Roger Mink, grade school coach and head per acre. Also included in the
Hobbys and Crafts
ple, and It was an orderly
for a 10 year franchise retro­ of the summer Recreation program. Rich Moore, head sale was an unestimated
crowd. We got into the wrong
active to December, 1966. Ac- basketba 1 coach for Sajitiam is also working with the amount of Douglas-fir special
section to begin with, and
Displaying Time
tion was postponed until the
logs and blocks advertised
group. Basic fundamentals of basketball are being cull
wound up with a group of visi­
July meeting.
at $3.15 per M which sold at
tors from British Columbia. We
A discussi’n was held re- taught, with emphasis on ball handling and defense.
a fixed rate.
Announced
enjoyed visiting with these
—The Mi l City Enterprise Photo U. S. Plywood Champion
garding the possibility of hold­
people too, but had to move
It was announced this week ing a contest to name the city
Papers, Inc., Lebanon and
when we found that we were
that anyone wishing to display park with a prize to be given.
Idanha was the apparent suc­
trespassing. One of the men
their hobbies in the H.bby This will be given more pub­
cessful bidder on an estimated
said they had been treated roy­ One hundred and thirty-one and Crafts Display during the licity If a contest is to be held.
3,300,000 b.f. of timber in the
ally since coming to Portland. civilian employees of the U. S. 4th of July festival may bring
The council wishes to re­
Park Santiam Pre-log sale lo­
Isn’t it nice to have neighbors Army Engineer District were them to the grade school gym mind everyone that tall grass
cated about 30 miles east of
like those to the North of us. presentee! 10, 20 and 30 year July 3rd from 7 to 9:00 p. m. and debris is to be cut and
Detroit, for $93,415.
May we always have a good service awards Tuesday, June and from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. on removed from all pr:penty by
1,300,000 b.f. of Douglas-fir
rapport with these people. It 16, the 195th anniversary of July 4th.
July 1. On the house number­ I
logs and peeler blocks sold for
would be rough if we had to the Corps of Engineers.
Mrs. Fred Gruver, chairman ing ordinance, new numbers I
$46.00 per M, up $4 05 from
maintain a military guard all
I the advertised price; 2 million
has asked that you have your may be obtained from Council­
Colonel
Paul
D.
Triem,
who
along the border line.
own notes :r signs about your men Adolph Brunner or Dale
Mrs. Robert Drew, formerly b.f. of Pacific silver fir and
One of the things we both became Portland District En- hobbies. Anyone wishing fur­ Howell.
Marjorie Umphress, of Che-. other coniferious species sold
gineer
the
day
before
pre-
enjoyed was the band music.
ther information, may call
The police department re­
shire, was among the gradu­ for $16 per M and 166 acres of
Such precision marching and sented the 20 and 30 year Mrs. Gruver at 897-2420 after ported 6 traffic citations, 10
ates of Lane Community col-1 substandard timber sold for
I
awards
in
his
office
at
2850
believe it or not, every one
4:00 p. m.
IDANHA — Harold Martin, lege in graduation exercises $2.50 per acre. Also Included in
traffic warnings, 8 municipal
of the musicians was neat as S. E. 82nd Avenue.
citations, 2 prisoners Edged, Idanha, was killed Tuesday Saturday, June 13. Marjorie the sale was an unestimated
Among those receiving 30-
a pin. No sloppy dress. It is
5 cases processed in court, 19 evening when the log truck received her degree in the amount of Doug-fir special cull
year
awards
was
Donald
B.
heartening to see so many fine
Purse Snatcher Gets
complaints reported, 32 inci­ he was driving plunged over Stenography/Bookkeeping and, logs and blocks advertised at
is
Carlson
of
Mill
City,
who
young people acting in such
reported and 2 reported a 23 foot embankment on High­ Clerical Course.
! $2.85 per M sold at a fixed rate.
Money; Returns Purse I dents
a well behaved manner. It employeel at Detroit Dam.
way 20, about 30 miles east of
accidents.
Marjorie
is
Is
married
and
she
. Frank Lumber Co.. Mill
makes one realize that there
DETROIT — This should
Sweet Home, Linn County and her husband have seven ' City wnc
was tho
the nnlv
only Kiddm*
bidder r»n
on
serve as a warning to others
is a real small minority who
Sheriff’s deputies said.
children
who
are
all
in
school.
I
the
500,000
board
feet
In the
feel they have to change the
not to leave the doors unlock­
The truck, belonging to Ben­ Her husband, Bob, is disabled1 S°u'th^Shore Thinning No. 2
ed.
world overnight.
ton
Trucking Co., Idanha, ap­ which leaves Marjorie as sole sale
’ The timber is located
Astronaut John L. Swigert,,
Last Thursday night a
four miles up Blowout Creek
parently
burned
after
leaving
support
of
the
family.
Even
Jr., also neat as a pin, re­
purse was taken from the liv­
the highway about 7:30 p.m., with her large family, she was on the South side of Detroit
ceived a real ovatian from the
ing room of a local (Detroit)
police said.
able to complete this course in reservoir. The company paid
pople when he arrived on the
resident while she was taking
DETROIT—Sealed bids will
one year rather than the usual 57,050 for the timber advertis­
i
The
death
was
Linn
County
’
s
GATES
—
Six
were
injured,
,
scene He thanked the crowd
a shower about 11:30 p. m. be received by the District
two anti was listed on the hon­ ed at $14.10 per M. 154 acres
i
18th
in
1970
and
the
55th
in
for their prayers during the none seriously, in a two-car > The next night (Friday) the Ranger, Detroit station, up to
of all species of substandard
or
roll for the spring term
accident north of Gates about* thief returned the purse to and not later than 10 a. m. the five county Mid-Willamette
last moon mission.
timber advertised at 0.15 per
Valley
area.
Her
family
is
proud
of
her
6.:30 p. m. Saturday.
j the front porch, minus the June 29 for an estimated
acre was not included in the
accomplishment
and
she
will
State'
police
said
cars
driven
There has been a lot of ac­
money
8,600,000 b.f. of Willamette Na­
now be better able to support sale.
tivity down under the bridge by Lewis Warner Hamptcn, I This sounds about like some- tional Forest timber in the
them.
here in Mill City for the past Gates, and Dale^ Marr, of Sa-j thing a kid would do. But kid Cliff Creek No. 4 timber sal.' Santiam Women's
She is the daughter of Mr.
< after i or no
'
'
the money is gone. 1 located about i8 miles South
week or 10 days. Th salmon lem, collided head-on
and Mrs. Charles Umphress of Season Camping
are running, and fishermen rounding a curve.
This is not the first time ar­ of Detroit. Entrance to the sale Golf Club Plays
Mill City.
Hampton received hand and1 ticles
_____________
_ ________
from all over have been trying
Permits Now On Sale
have been _ reported
miss- area is by Blowout Road, Ivy|
their luck. Many have caught chest Injuries and three pas-1 ¡ng from area homes, mostly Creek Road and then on Cliff • The Santiam Women’s Golf
The Detroit Ranger District
i
iwa . Road.
xMjau.
Club played Tuesday morning
fish so far, and last night sengers had minor injuries. while owners are gone.
advises that all major roads
Creek
Marr
had
broken
teeth
while
while watching the river from
The sale involves 3,500 MBF: f°r 'Throw ou^ the worst hole.
It used to be one could go
are open and that the seasonal
our front room, we saw a huge passenger Melvin Marr, of away and leave your home un­ of Doug-fir logs and peeler The 18 hole winners were 1st
camping permits are now on
splash, so we know the salmon Newberg suffered face lacera­ locked for days at a time and blocks advertised at $41.78 per low net, Mrs. Vern Chamber-
sale. A daily fee of $1.00 is In
_ Western-
are still in the river. Not all tions.
no one would bother it But M; 5,100 ___
MBF of
V.------- lain: 2nd low net, Mrs. Wayne
effect at the following camp­
people are as fortunate as Mill
hemlock ano
and otner
other connerious
coniferious • Schug; Class -•»
A, Mrs. Floyd
not anymore with the mini*
influx « . nemiocK
grounds as of June 15. 1970,
James
~
~
",
City folks, who have this fine ~
Class
B, Mrs.
q .
f-. . j [ i
i of people in the area. Best
Bew. to
io ' species at $20.23, and an un-1 Booze;
Breitenhurft, Hoover, Humbug,
river running right through Lamp rire twirls Have lock your doors if you’re going! estimated amount of Doug-fir Donohue and Class C Mrs.
Madison-Davis Insurance Ag­ Southshore,
Riverside and
the middle of their city.
ency Inc., has been appointed Whispering Falls.
' to be gone for only a few min­ special cull logs and blocks at Jack Evans.
Winners of the 9 hole round general agent for the Investors
utes, ard it looks like from $3.20 per M. The latter will be
Campout at Beach
Stahlman Point Trail 3449
I see now where state and
this recent incident you better sold at a fixed rate. There is were Mrs. Hugh Ashby, 1st Insurance Corporation in this is open. This is an easy 1.6
national officials are trying to
An overnight campout June lock them even if you are in- also within the sale area 188 low net; Mrs. Keith Phillips, area.
mile trail that passes through
do something about the unrest 5th at Honeyman State Park-side yoUr home,
acres of all species of sub­ 2nd low net. Winning Class A
The agency, which is headed young timber and patches of
on our college campuses. It is on the Coast was enjoyed by |
standard logs which the bidder .in a 3-way-tie were Mrs Dale by Ed Davis, president, and old-growth Douglas-Fir. From
about time, and one of the the 5th and 6th grade Camp
may elect to purchase (option­ Emery, Mrs. Elmer Etzel, and Les Madison, scretary-treasur the top of Stahlman Point, you
Sight
and
Hearing
first moves they should make Fire girls. The girls enjoyed
al) at the advertised rate of Mrs. Elmer Taylor. Mrs. Har­ er, opened new offices in the can see the towns of Detroit
Is to kick out some of these climbing the sand dunes, pitch­ Cl nic Set for June 23 $2.50 per acre.
mon Drushella won Class B Kizer Plaza in Salem recently. and Idanha and a large part of
professors who lean too far to ing tents and cooking their
and Mrs. Gil Schachtsick, Madis n-Davis also has offices the Detroit Reservoir.
At
Detro.t
School
the left. The instant they step meals over an open fire.
Class C.
in Stayton and Mill City.
Fishing has been good In
DETROIT — An amblyopia David W. Reid Gets
out of line and do things to i Those going from the 5th
Davis termed the opening the Breitenbush River and the
screening
clinic
sponsored
by
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provoke riots and destruction grade were Sandra Blackburn.
“a big expansion for us,” and I upper East end of the Detroit
on campus, they sh uld be re­ Susan Henness, Pam Kreck-1 the Marion County Health De­ Dr. of Jurisprudence
Summer Reading
said the company will cover] Reservoir. The rhododendrons
lieved of their jobs—not only low. Lynne Larsen, Denise I partment is scheduled for June Degree Saturday
Lane, Linn, Marion and Polk j and many other wildflowers
i
that, their contracts should be Muise, Patti Spurgeon, Natalie | 23 from 10 a. m. to noon at
counties for the insurance cor-' are in bloom which can be
Program
To
Begin
son
of
Mr.
David
W.
Reid,
written in such a manner that Wills and Lorie Urban. Lead- j Detroit Grade school, co-ordin i
poration.
easily viewed from Highway
their pay is terminated when ers Mrs. Larry Urban and Mrs., ator, Mrs. Howard Drago an­ and Mrs. David M. Reid of Mill
The agency offers full finan-1 22 and other major roads in the
The summer reading pro-
City, graduated from the gram will begin Thursday, ciai needs f all kinds.
they are discharged. All those Fred Krecklow with Patrick > nounced this week.
area.
students who do not abide by Krecklow and Linda Urban ac-| The clinic is for children Northwest School of Law at June 18, and will run for six
College
in
Lewis
and
Clark
from
2
to
5
years
of
age,
but
the rules laid down by the ad­ companied this group.
weeks. This program is for
The 6th grade girls going i if parents are concerned about Portland Sunday, June 14. Dav­ grades 2 through 12 and will
ministration should likewise
New Look At Hilltop Market
be expelled from c: liege and were Lynne Bodeker, Kay Mac- i the sight or hearing of older id received his Doctor of Juris­ be held at the grade school be­
prudence
degree.
He
received
youngsters
they
may
bring
Gregor,
Bonnie
Shepherd.
Peg
be forbidden to hang around
tween the hours of 9 a. m. and
the campus It is strange that gy Welstad, Lori Lawrence and 1 them to the clinic where doc­ his Bachelors degree at the 7 p. m.
so much disruption is caused Jeanie Drynan. Mrs. Tom Dry- tors will check them, Mrs. University of Oregon and has
Anyone who has not been
gone four years to the Law contacted and would like more
by “professional troublemak­ nan. Tommy and Cathy Dry-! Drago said.
For further information School. He is now studying to information may call 897-2311
ers” who seem to have nothing nan accompanied these girls.
Linda Long and Karen How­ Mrs. Drago may be contacted take the Oregon State Bar ex­ and ask for Mrs. Don Sheythe
better going for them than to
amination the middle of July. or Leo Poole. Times will be
mess up the lives of the ma­ ell also assisted the leaders. | by calling 854-3522.
jority of students who are at­
scheduled for the individual
tending college to better them­
students.
Local Students Get
selves. The sooner the presi­
dents of our colleges get the
College Degrees
backbone they need to quell
Among the graduates at Ore­ O. L. Davenport,
these disturbances, the better
gon State University Saturday.
educational system we will
June 13. were William M Pen­ Promoted to Corporal
have.
nick of Lyons who received
Marine Corporal Otto L.
his degree in Education and
I The Corps of Engineers will existing one.
Weather, Detroit Dam soon replace a control cable The present cable hangs off Randall J Kimsey of Mehama Divenport, of Mehama, was
between Detroit and Big Cliff high voltage lines and has who received a degree in For­ promoter! to his present rank
Pool
while serving with the First
Max Min. Elev. Pep Dams on the North Santiam been spliced in several places estry.
Also Wilda Wilson, daughter Marine Aircraft Wing in the
7 a m Dailv Weather Readtn« River, east of here, Big Cliff over the years There have
June 10 64 44 1567.14 0.87 reregulating dam is operated also been some insulation fail­ of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis A. Wil­ northernmost provinces of
June 11 58 45 1567.21 0.07 at Detroit through the cable ures It has been in use since son of Yoncalla, received her Vietnam.
His promoti.n was based on
Bids will be opened by the Big Cliff dam was placed in bachelors degree. The Wilson’s
June 12 56 47 1567.15 0.08
A brick facing on the front of Hilltop Market in-
are former residents of Mill time in service and rank, mili­
June 13 70 47 1567.21 0.00 Portland Engineer District at operation in 1954.
sta'led
just recently, gives the store a new kxtk. Shorter
Delivery of the replacement City and Wilda graduated from tary appearance, and his know­
June 14 «2 53 1567.38 0.06 2 p. m. June 17 for the pur­
windows
were put in to allow the facing on the front
ledge
of
selected
military
sub-
chase
of
15,350
lineal
feet
of
005
cable
is
to
be
made
not
later
San
’
iam
High
School
in
1963
1567.54
Tune 15 «0 50
of the building.—The Mill City Enterprise Photo.
jects.
as valedictorian of the class
Tune 16 56 47 1567.68 0.02 600 volt cable to replace the than September 14, 1970.
Donald B. Carlson
Receives 30
Year Award
Graduates from
Community College
Idanha Man
Three Injured in
Automobile Wreck
More Willamette
Timber To Be Sold
Madison • Davis
Open Salem Office
Army Engineers To Replace Cable
Between Detroit, Big Cliff Dams