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VOLUME XXV________ NUMBER 33
_______ THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1970
Byron Rarey
Up and Down
Gets Promotion;
The Avenue
By Don Moffatt
Moves to Eugene
Two Killed
Tuesday in
Car Accident
IVeec/ Killing Project
$4.00 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
Detroit Ranger District
Employs Many College
Students Each Summer
I was a little perturbed when
Byron W. Rarey who has
I read that on last Thursday been district fire control offi­
a group of more than 100 hip­ cer for the Willamette Nation­
pies (bums) caused Disney­ al forest, working out of the
The Detroit Ranger District
land to close early. The bums Detroit Ranger station, has
An accident which occurred
has in employment, in various sixth grade Mill City school
had threatened destruction of been promoted to the Eugene about 2:15 on the Linn County
responsible capacities many teacher is working for the
property and violence. Over office.
side of the river about two
college students planning to re­ sixth summer in the Recrea­
the loudspeakers patrons were
The promotion was effective miles east of Gates, took the
turn to their studies this fall tion Department. Ronald F.
requested by security officers on Sunday, August 9 and he lives of Hazel L. Seymour, 54,
for further education, represent Harper, a Corvallis, teacher is
and police to clear the area. and his wife will be moving to and Earl William Lumlay, 56,
ing a diversity of majors and manning
the
Breitenbush
both
of
Gates.
About 29,000 people were on Eugene later this week. His
educational institutions in the Guard station. He has been
the grounds at that time, ac­ duties there will be as assist­ Their car evidently left the
States.
with the Ranger District for
read and plunged over a 25-foot
cording to the article. The ant fire staff.
Working in Timber Manage­ 10 seasons. Also a teacher
bums were demonstrating on
embankment,
according
to
the
A coffee was held Wednes­
ment are Donna Hepp, Univer­ from Corvallis is Charles J.
the amusement park’s main day afternoon at the Detroit police.
sity of Washington; Greg Benesch, Jr., manning the
She was killed instantly and
street. These people, if they Ranger station for him and
Schultz and Calvin Gilham, Pearl Creek Guard Station for
can be called such, tore down the Rareys were feted with a Lumlay was pronounced dead
Lane Community College. In the third summer. Harland
red, white and blue bunting farewell no-host dinner Satur­ on arrival at Santiam Memor­
the Engineer Department is Towne, a high school basket­
ial
Hospital
in
Stayton.
on the make believe City Hall, day evening at The Riverview
Tom Smith, Oregon State Uni­ ball coach in Creswell is work-
Gene Hendren, 45. of Turner,
and officials said they appear­ at Mehama.
versity.
in Fire Control as a Suppres­
ed on the verge of causing a
Mr. and Mrs. Rarey have liv­ was the other passenger in the
Fire Control has a large crew sion Crew Foreman.
Sometimes
people
here
wonder
if
it
is
necessary
car
and
was
not
injured,
the
serious disturbance.
ed in the canyon area for a
for tne Southern Pacific to be so generous with their working as fire prevention
Now, it would appear to me number of years and will be police said.
Mrs. Seymour (Hazel Mur­ weed killing chemicals, used to keep down foliage along guards, fire suppression crew, Teaching Staff Now
that some where in the 29,000 missed by their many friends.
brush disposal crew and man­
patrons of that popular amuse­ They said they were leaving phy) was a member of a pio­ their right-of-way. Just recently Stan Ogden took the ning guard stations. Keith
Complete at Detroit
neer
Stayton
family.
She
was
ment park, there would have with regret but must take ad­
above photo when the men on the train were “doing
born and raised near Kingston, their thing.” It most likely is too costly to cut the White, Willamette University;
been enough good red blood­ vantage of the “step up’”.
Doug Ethridge, Michigan Tech­ It was announced here this
southeast of Stayton.
ed American citizens willing
nological University,
Peter week that Detroit’s teaching
brush,
but
this
writer
wonders
if
it
is
necessary
to
to join the police and security
staff has been completed with
Johnson,
University
of
Oregon;
spray the young evergreen trees along the track.
officers in deliberately throw­
John Meyer, Oregon State Uni­ the hiring of another teacher.
Many
of
these
are
back
far
enough
so
they
could
not
ing the bums out of the park.
Jeff Burch, Greg Skill- He is Mr. Douglas Ableman,
possibly cause any visual difficulties for trainmen. It’s versity:
Maybe they should have done
man, Tom Dorigan, Dan Pa­ formerly of Chico, Calif.
like they did at one place in
their track, but if the ecologists want something to talk kula, and Larry Godwin, all A high school teacher, he
Oregon. They gave the goons
about, how about this use of chemical sprays. It cer­ University of Oregon students, will teach industrial arts.
a hair cut and threw them into
tainly detracts from the scenery along the back road. Randy Lorenz, University of Mr. Ablemen is married and
a creek. Possibly that would
Oregon Medical School;; Ken and has two children.
he infringing upon their rightj
Johnson, George Fox College;
Other new teachers on the
—but what in the world were
A well-child conference and Kindergarten at
and Gil Wier, Utah State.
faculty this year are Mrs.
they doing when they caused
immunization clinic will bej
I The trail maintenance crew Carol Hanna, Mrs. Eunice Gar­
An excited 10-year-old and held by the Marion County ( Detroit To Open
such a disturbance that forced
I members are Lynn Stafford, ret, Miss Donna Hansen and
the people who had paid their her grandfather found what Health Department Tuesday,
O. T. L; Phil Schroeder, O C. Mr. Joseph Zelfer.
September
15
the
youngster
thought
might
admission to enjoy themselves,
August 18, at Calvery Luth-j
E. Monmouth; Dennis Waritz,
School will open September
to leave before they had seen J be “buried treasure” recently eran Church in Stayton. Hours I DETROIT — At a recent
Mt. Hood Community; Steve S.
what they had come to see. | in their yard.
will be 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon meeting of the Deanha Kinder-
Severson, Seattle University;
Frank “Tex” Blazek and his and 1 to 3:30 p.m.
The time has come to take a
garten the following officers
Craig Shaw, University of
granddaughter
Diane
Bruce
little action to protect some of
Parents wishing to bring I were elected for the ensuing
Oregon; and James Nicholson, Redmond Woman
the people’s rights—or don't from Newark, Calif., were their children to be seen by year: Mrs. Jerry Lawrence,
Thomas Tasto, Bob Halbert
leveling some ground on the the physician should make an president: Mrs. Jules Hill, sec­
we have any, anymore?
and Roger Williamson, all are Stricken at Lodge
Blazek
property,
getting
it
appointment
in
advance
by retary, and Mrs. Fred Taylor,
Possibly we are becoming a
Oregon State niversity stud­ MARION FORKS —An un­
class of people who have no ready for blacktopping when calling Mrs. Walter Frey, area treasurer.
identified Redmond woman be­
ents.
There are 10 pre-school chil­ Gerald Gibson, Santiam High
guts, or are afraid to become they struck a metal object. health chairman, phone 769-
came ill while sitting at the
Working
as
Wilderness
Ran
­
dren registered for the fall school football coach said this gers are John T. Lake, O.T.I.; counter at Marion Forks
involved in things of this na­ Bringing it to the surface they 2732.
Well-child conferences pro- term at the present time. week that football equipment Rex Hutchins, Oregon State; Lodge Tuesday afternoon of
ture. I’m too old, but surely found it was the remains of an
there are some young people old Mill City State Savings vide an opportunity for par- Dead'ine for enrollment has would be issued on Wednes­ Steve Powell, Lane Commun­ last week. Detroit Mobile was
who do not believe that a few, Bank, used during the time ents to consult with a physi­ been set for September 8. Any day, August 19 from 7 to 9:30 ity, and Ken Bond, Hastings called and then cancelled out
by mob rule, should control that D. B. Hill, Sr. was the cian and public health nurse child reaching the age of five p.m.
College of Law, University of when a doctor happened on the
manager.
about the health status of their years before November 15 is
scene.
our country.
examinations should California.
The rusty bank contained children. Immunization for all eligible for enrollment. Moth­ be Physical
Kandee L. Tuers, O.T.I. stu­ The woman and her husband
completed
and
forms
turn
­
$6.00 in coins, two of ages are given at the clinics, ers wishing to enroll their
in at that time. The forms dent, is employed in Business had driven to the mid-valley
I see now where we can ex­ over
them old 50 cent pieces. The when indicated. No appoint­ children may contact Mrs. ed
may
be picked up at the school Management as a summer earlier in the day and were en­
pect to have some trouble dur­ coins
were rather badly burn­
route to their home In Red­
clerk.
ing the Legion convention in ed so it was believed by the ment necessary for immuniza­ Lawrence bv calling 854-3442 office.
Practice will start on Mon­ Herbert C. Bastuscheck, a mond with a load of lumber on
Portland. It would appear that Blazeks and others that the tions only. Special emphasis is before the deadline.
a flatbed truck when they
thousands of young protesters bank might accidently have being focused on measles im­ Kindergarten school is sched­ day, August 24 and will con­
stopped at the lodge.
plan to move into the city to been thrown out with some munizations. If your child is uled to open September 15 at tinue each day from 6 until 9
Cause of her illness was not
“stop the war,” or some other trash. Anyhow it provided one year old or over and has Detroit school. Teaching the p.m., Sundays excepted.
_________ again this year will
learned, but apparently was
Santiam High school will be
thing. Why can’t they meet some interest and added not had had measles you are youngsters
not serious, as they continued
competing in the new state A
like men and women and “riches” for Diane to take encouraged to have him im-1 be Mrs. Lawrence Poole,
munized. Parents must ac-'
on their journey home.
classification for schools under
choose a few leaders to meet home with her.
company children requesting
300 students in the top three
with Legion officials, or any
this service.
I Santiam Grange To
grades.
other group. Is it that they
Detroit School
Have Annual Fair
The first game will be Sep­ LYONS—Descendants of the
are afraid to appear in the
tember 11 with a favorite and founders of Lyons have donat­ Has New Look
American way? Surely more Kindergarten To
rivaled State AA team from ed the lot next to the city 11-
could be accomplished in this Open September 14
Detroit’s elementary school
supper Stayton. The game will be held, brary for a memorial park,
r
».
I LYONS — A picnic st
manner.
and gym will have a new look
Mrs.
George
(Eda)
Stafford,
1
preceded the meeting of San­ on Allen Field.
| The Lyons City Council Wed- when school convenes this fall.
Possibly there are many
tiam Valley Grange held Fri­
I nesday night learned that park
things wrong with the way the said this week that the Mill
The painting of the exterior
Forest fire danger is high day night, August 7. The
i benches and water are to be of both structures is progress­
government is conducting its City-Gates kindergarten would
charter
was
draped
in
memory
start
on
Monday,
September
14.
today.
installed
and
brush
removed,
business, but it surely is a lot
ing, and the laying of a new
Board were set this morning of Hershel Newsom who was
but the large trees there are to the floor in the cafeteria kitch­
more sensible than the govern­ There will be a meeting this
lie retained.
ments of those countries which Friday, August 14 at 1 p.m. on extreme for the first time master of the National Grange
en has been completed. The
these people profess to follow. at the Mill Citv grade school this fire season. Northeast from 1950 to 1968. Several an
Donors are the three child­ home ec room is being re­
planning
to
attend
Nation:!
winds
and
lower
humidity
with
for
parents
of
children
wishing
Personally I feel that we have
ren of Richard and Ella Lyons modeled and will include a
temperatures remaining above Grange to be held at Boise,
a real good form of govern­ to have their child enrolled.
—Mrs. Celene Little, Corval­ double electric range and a
ment, and that it is function­ Although Friday is registra­ normal and no rain indicated Idaho. A special meeting of
Senator Mark O. Hatfield an- lis; Mrs. Bernadine Christen­ twin sink. The Sth grade room
ing fairly well. Sure, every­ tion day if à parent is unable is creating serious forest fire the fair board will be held Fri­ pounced Thursday that a $180-, sen, Corvallis, and Bernard Ly­ has been converted to a music
day, August 21, to complete COO loan and a $111 000 grant ons, Eugene.
thing is not perfect—but what to be present at that time en­ hazard.
room.
country can boast of those rollment mav be done on open­ Fair and warm weather will plans for the fair which will to build a rural community
Richard Lyons was the son
Plans also call for the paint­
| be held Saturday afternoon and sewer system has been award­ of the founder of the city, Hen­ ing of the hall in the elemen­
ing day of kindergarten. For continue.
conditions.
more information Mrs. Staf­ All citizens are urged by the evening, September 19. Plans ed to the City of Aumsville ry Lyons.
tary school.
I had a good talk with Cnl. ford mav be reached by phon­ Keep Oregon Green Associa- were made to attend Booster by the Farmers Home Admin-
tion to use extreme caution Night a the Scio Grange Sat- istration.
Tom Drynan of the State Po­ ing 897-2030.
1 urday night, August 15.
And This is the End
lice this past week. He has The kindergarten classes1 with fire.
Farm Fund Administrator
invited me to go on a three- will again be held at the old
James D. Smith said the funds
day patrol with him. He said Gates High school building.
will enable Aumsville to con­
Chemical Poisons?
For those registering their
he could show me things that
struct a sanitary sewer system
I cou'd hardly believe. Maybe children Friday in Mill City,
to serve about 150 residences
I'll just take this opportunity parents are asked to look for
and businesses as well as the
of seeing what is going on. He a sign on the door as they en­
elementary school.
was telling about these people ter which will tell them in
The system will eliminate
he caueht with marijuana. The what room the meeting is be­
ground pollution and remove
man told him that there were ing held.
the threat of a health problem.
a lot better forms of govern­
It is expected that new hous­
ment than ours, and when
ing construuction will increase
Tom told him in no uncertain Dov’c/ Cline
as many lenders will not cur­
terms that he should go there
rently loan in Aumsville due
—he didn’t want any part Receives Honor
to the local soil condition.
David Cline, son of Mr. and
of that.
Tom told me that day. that Mrs. Bud Cline recently was
there is a lot of marajuana be­ promoted to A/1C at Keesler
ing grown in the hills around AFB in Mississippi. He was
here right now. He said that particularly designated as an
“parties” on the Little North­ Outstanding Honor Graduate
fork are really getting out of at the ceremonies. He is now
hand. A lot of young people at Hawthorne Naval base in
State police said Tuesday
are coming into that area and Nevada. David is a graduate
an oil truck spilled about 300
making a mess of it. There of Santiam High school and
Mis.
Arthur
Spear
found
the
above
birds
nest
when
Early Monday morning the torch was set to the
gallons of oil onto the Little
was a time when the North­ Oregon State University and
she was picking blackcaps recently above the Gates North Fork road when it over remaining debris of the old Hammond Lumber Co. Hall,
fork was one of the finest fam­ was home on leave recently.
Guard station. The picture wt'l not show it clearly but turned in a ditch near Mehama or the Dawes Building as it has been ca led for many
ily recreation areas in the
when she picked up the nest, which appears to have Monday.
state. Right now. I have my
years. The old building has led to a lot of controversy
doubts about it. it used to be hooves them to know exactly been built by a wren, there was a little bird dead, sit­ The accident occurred about over the past several years. It was deemed by many as
beer busts, but now with dope what their children are doing ting with its mouth open hoping to be fed by the mother 9:15 a. m. near Taylor's Grov, an eyesore. Now it is no more, and the ghosts of many
running rampant, it is just at all times. Maybe a littl bird. Mrs. Spear was wondering perhaps if the mother Road. Marion County crew« activities went up in the final flames. Firemen stood
cleaned up the oil on the road,
“vigilante” group should be
that much worse
a small amount of oil by to keep the fire from spreading. Just what the area
People should be real careful formed here to sort of “give had not been poisoned by insecticides. Of course it ■
could
have
been
a
pussy
cat
who
did
away
with
the
s
leeped into the river, Police will be used for now, it not known at this time.—The
where they let their young the police a hand.” Worse
mother. The Enterprise photo.
The Mill City Enterprise photo.
said.
folks go these days. It be- things could happen
Buried Treasure
Found Recently
By Youngster
Well-Child Clinic
To Be at Stayton
Tuesday, August 18
Football Gear
To Reissued
Wednesday
Lyons Receives
Land For New Park
Forest Fire Danger I Saturday. sept. i?
Aumsville To Get
S Funds for Sewer
Oil Spilled in
Little North Fork