mortal hospital for medical at
4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 4, 1971
on numerous occasions.
tention. Mrs. Dallaire resided
| Having been interested in
THE_MILL CITY” ENTERPRISE
at Idanha for a number of
• the mission field for a number
By Rebecca Savage
years
before
moving
to
Salem,
i
Santiam
traveled
to
Colton
of
years,
and
having
contacted
P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 Mill City, Ore. 97360
Class meetings were held
It was announced here this 1
a former Scio resident who be Published at Mill City, Mali”» County. <>'«• every Thursday
Friday, January 29th. The Sen to play the Vikings on January
week
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Doug
came an Alaskan missionary, Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill
iors and Juniors discussed the 29.
Santiam went all out to beat las Knudsen who recently
the Elliotts and three of their City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
details concerning the Prom.
“took over” Haley’s Drive In
children drove their car and The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
The Sophomores appointed Colton 50 to 35. The first half at
Mill City, plan to open the
sleeper-trailer to Glen Allen,
committees to organize the Santiam out scored Colton by establishment
February 15th.
and also visited a high school for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint
Sweethearts Ball, while the 6 with a score of 21 to 15.
The outside of the building
The second half was much
near Anchorage during the without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
Frosh discussed the prospect
the same with Santiam win- has received a new coat of
summer of 1969. Many inquir advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault.
of a bottle drive.
paint, and other remodeling Is
ies were made into the pos An independent newspaper, dedicated to the developmenf
An assembly was held after ning 50 to 35.
The high rebounders were being done to the interior.
sibility of becoming “dormi of the timber industry and agriculture in this area.
I
class meetings. Mr. Leisinger
BREITENBUSH — Eight tory parents” and working
The name of the business
spoke to the student body on Dan Cox with 17 and Dave will
MEMBER_______________
be changed to Dougers. of the nine-member board of with professional teachers in
Artt.MOtK
what his definition of “Spirit” Pittam with 16.
Oregon
Santiams next game is with Mrs. Knudsen (Barbara) is the Breitenbush Hot Springs Inc., the missionary field, where Mr.
was. He also popped a water
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. seem to have resigned.
Newspaper B
Elliott’s experience as a mill
balloon on Mr. McClain. Sen J.F.K. there and it is a make Frank Hancock, Detroit
Five of the board members, wright would also be helpful.
up
game
Publishers
a
ior, Rick Posekany, and Soph
including the president of the
Little Red also tromped
The trials and tribulations of
Association H
omore, Gary Henness, rubbed
Association - FounosO 1886
financially troubled firm, quit the 2700-mile trip were interest
a little strawberry cream pie over host Colton January 29
near the end of a stormy four- ingly told by Mrs. Elliott, who
Subscription Rates
in the faces of Junior, Bill Wood by the score of 61 to 39......
hour stockholder meeting last stated that 1150 of the miles
The first half Santiam really
and Frosh, Matt DeMain. The
Marion-Linn
Counties,
per year —........ —
Mrs.
John
Teeters
Wednesday night.
were by gravel road, some
Seniors and Sophomores, com out scored Colton by the score
$4.50
Former Breitenbush presi times muddy, but more often Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ....
Mrs.
Raymond
Branch
visit
of
29
to
13.
,
<
bined, yelled Spirit lounder
$5.00
dent, Mrs. Ruth M. Baker, dusty.
Outside
Oregon,
per
year
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ed
Sunday,
January
24,
with
The
second
half
Santiam
|
than the Juniors and Frosh
Salem real estate broker, said
Sponsored by Arctic Mis
so the losing representatives stayed hot and scored another | her sister, Mrs. Eva Parrish in Thursday she had received
32 points while Colton scored Junction City.
sions, the Arctic Training
got the pie in the face.
,
........... Editor and Publisher
26.
Guests during the past week telephone notification from Center high school and Bible DON W. MOFFATT
.Assistant Publisher-Printer
High scorer for Santiam was end at the home of Mr. and three other board members Institute, with which the El GEORGE LONG ...
Ron Podrabsky with 27 pointe Mrs. Earl Taylor were her that their resignations are in liotts hope to be connected, is NORMA LONG —
._ Society and News Editor
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. the mail.
............ Local News Editor
attended by Indian. Eskimo, ROSE CREE ........
and Mrs. Joseph Ellis of Port Mrs. Baker resigned as pre and Aleut youth who are re MARY KELLY .......
...... ........ Local News Editor
sident of the corporation at a commended by the missionar
land.
CORRESPONDENTS
A capacity crowd was pre board meting lastMonday.
ies, and Is located between
Resigning at the meeting Glen Allen and Anchorage, i)etroit-Idanha
sent for the morning worship
Bocts Champion
hour at the Mehama church Wednesday night of last week about 95 miles from each Gates----------
________
Rose Cree
were
Mrs.
Raye
LaForlette.
Sunday, January 31, when the
There is a chapel, commissary, Menama____
Mrs. John Teeters - Jean Roberta
Bv Boots Champion
Canyon friends of Father “Men-Slngers,” a choir from Oregon City, Tom Porter, Wil staff houses, and the dormi Lyons ______
_______________ Eva Bressler
Robert Tomisser of Toledo, the Western Baptist Bible Col sonville, Harold Grappe and tories, as well as laundromats
Louis
King,
Salem.
lege
in
Salem,
had
charge
of
and other facilities. Dorm par
will be interested to know that
Mrs. Baker said board mem ents provide the homelife and
ON THE OUTSIDE, LOOKING IN
he has recently underwent ma the services.
bers
who
notified
her
of
their
Mrs. Ben Boots plannned on
counseling on cultural prob
•jor surgery at Providence Hos
last Thursday are lems for the native youths who
pital, Portland. He is reported leaving this week for her home resignations
Tarr, Stayton, Earl Lay stay the entire winter.
to be getting along alright, but at Imperial Beach, Calif., after John
Last summer the Elliotts
will remain at the hospital for a few weeks visit at the home man. Detroit, and Don Adcock,
spent two months at a remote
a while yet. Father Tomisser of her mother, Mrs. K. J. Portland.
That
left
one
member
on
spot 35 miles from Quesnel,
formerly resided at Stayton be Golliet.
Mrs. Donald Teeters and the board, George Randall, a Canada, where a native insti
fore moving to Toledo, about
I Mrs. Harold Longfellow were Salem farmer. Randall said he tute school for Indians was
two years ago.
is empowered to appoint a established. Overseeing .the
Phone 897-2977
Word was received here ' guests Friday, January 29, at new
board, and that he has building of three log cabins
that Melba Dallaire, Salem, has the home of their sister’s fam been voted
Fred Schofield
the power to seek a was Mr. Elliott’s job, while
I been hospitalized at Salem Me- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stens-
land and Ted in McMinnville. buyer.
his wife cooked for the mis-
“They (the stockholders) sionaries on a wood stove. All
Mrs. Esther Ohms returned
home Thursday, January 28, voted that power to the board materials were donated, and
from a Salem hospital where and I’m the only one left on it” there were many helpers, in
In a statement Thursday, cluding a number of college
she had been receiving treat
Mrs. Baker said the resigna students.
ment for several weeks.
Sunday guests at the home tions were accepted by the
Dessert hostess for the mem
IVAere Friends and Fine Food Meet
of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith stockholders after the stock bers and guests Thursday was
.were Mr. and Mrs. Mel Pan- holders rejected “the only ac Donna Podrabsky, assisted by
kratz of Tangent and Willard tual offer from Interstate Real Lee Lyness, who also conduct
Carr and daughter of Eddy ly. Portland, for $350,000.”
ed a short business meeting
OPEN FROM
She said about 200 of the following the talk. The serv
ville.
Mrs. James Versteeg of more than 900 stockholders ing tables were attractively
Turner was a Sunday guest at were at the meeting at McNary centered with pink cyclamen
the home of Mrs. Arthur An High school.
and bowls of heather. Hostess
7 a. m. to I a. m
Mrs. Barker said the finan for the February meeting will
derson.
Weekend guests at the Ray cial problems are a $60,000 be Mrs. Roy Epperson, with a
Roberts home were his mo mortgage payment due to M. guest luncheon planned
ther. Mrs. Ethel Crowther of D. Bruckman of Salem, who April.
Banks and her twin sister, had extended the deadline to
Gates, Oregon
Mrs. Edith Rinek of Buxton, February 1, and a $51,561 suit
and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clear filed against the corporation
water and Brent of Redmond. on January 5th by Johnston
Construction Co., Salem, for
work on the resort facilities.
I Mrs. Baker also said that
¡one of the difficulties in at DETROIT—Falls City clob
tempting to sell the historic bered Detroit 79-43 to win a
resort Northeast of Detroit has ¡2a???
heFe THE FEDERAL PAYROLL—GOING UP
been inability to acquire land!Frlda-v nl&ht The win leaves
The prospects of reducing federal payroll costs are indeed
north of the property to go 1 Falls City at 3-1 in loop play. bleak, now that annual raises for government workers seem
Danny
Ross
was
big
gun
with it.
to be firmly established.
She explained that when the for the victors with 30 points,
The two big pay hikes workers got in 1069 boosted total
group incorporated and bought while teammate Lester Sten-
nes
got
17
markers.
Don
Hie-
government
payrolls almost $4 billion for the fiscal year ended
the property, they acnulred
bert coined 18 points for De June 30, 1970.
some 160 acres for $270.00. troit.
Now it looks as though payrolls in 1971 will increase
■ This was split into two parts
Detroit (43) — Slayden 4, $2.7 billion, including the first increase expected under the
I with 83 acres left to the resort
Lynn
5,
Crist
5,
Hiebert
18,
and 73 northern acres sold to
new comparability plan to match private-industry pay.
Williamson 9, Benton 2.
five individuals.
The average mean pay of a government civilian worker
Falls
City
(79)
—
Stennes
’ The five individuals owning
in June of this past year was estimated at $9,100, more than
17,
Rodewald
10,
Ross
30,
the property north of the re
TO percent higher than 10 years earlier.
sort are Mrs. Baker, Mrs. La Diehm 15, Quiring 2, Coats
It looks as if more and more of onr tax dollars will be
Forlette and Mrs. Wilma 4, Wade 1.
JV score, Falls City 73 and eaten up in “administrative expenses" rather than be siphoned
Hogle, Salem: Fritz Janke,
back to the communities for constructive use.
Portland, and Don Hubbard, Detroit 50.
In Saturday’s game Mohawk
Oregon City. All but Janke are
still stockholders in Breiten outscored host Detroit 29-6 in kind of benefits are provided
tirement. Here medi-care is a
bush. Remaining board mem- the second quarter and went through Social Security.
basis for planning for health
ber Randall says that Mrs. on to a 83-56 Casco basketball
Because Social Security is needs.
Baker and Mrs. LaForlette win here Saturday night.
Ken Robinson dropped In used as a basis for financial
were willing to sell their share
These and many other areas
security for which families
of the northern 73 acres as a 23 points for the winners and need to plan, young couples of Social Security will be dis
“total package” with the resort, teammate Lloyd Angal 22. The are encouraged to learn what cussed at the meetings. There
but apparently the others were Cougars were paced by Don kind of benefits are provided will be an opportunity for
Hiebert’s 22.
not.
questions from the audience.
Mohawk (83) Meller 44, Rob through Social Security.
Mrs. Baker said the board
Parents
of
young
children
interested individuals
had contacted two corporations inson 23, Davis 2, Angal 22, need to know what kind of are All urged
to attend. No matter
Walker
3,
Coats
9,
Watts
4.
about buying the resort but
protection Social Security pro in which area you reside, ev
C
Martin
3,
K.
Martin
3.
“they rejected the offer be-
Detroit (56) — Slayden 6, vides in case the bread win eryone is asked to attend.
cause the land north of the
The meeting for this part of
Lynn 5. Hiebert 22. William ner dies.
resort didn’t go with it
Families who are approach
'That’s why I felt the $350.000 son 11. Monroe 4, Leming 8. ing retirement need to be the North Santiam Canyon will
'•ash offer from Interstate JV score, Mohawk 55, De aware of the kind of health be held Thursday, February 11
at Mari-Linn school in Lyons
Realty was a good offer," she troit 50.
p. m.
Tuesday Perrydale played care they will have after re-
said.
Thev were willing to pay Detroit here. Score not avail
’hat for 83 acres while the able at this time.
Eddyville will play Detroit
(original buyers paid $170,000
here Friday, February 5. JV
for 160 acres.
One Week Delivery!
at 6:30. Varsity 8 p. m. ?
Saturday Detroit will play
Culver there at 5’30 p. m.
Santiam Teams
Whip Colton
Breitenbush
MEHAMA
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Detroit Ball Team
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Mrs. Laddy Elliott
Speaks to Church Social Security
Meetings Slated
Group Thursday
Guest speaker for the Pres
byterian Women’s Association
at Fellowship hall Thursday
afternoon was Mrs
I .addy
Elliott, who gave an inspPa-
tional talk concerning plans
the Elliotts have made for be
coming missionaries in Alaska,
hopefully by July.
Formerly Glenda Thurston
of Scio, the speaker moved
there with her husband and
I four children seven years ago.
I The Elliotts have been instru
mental in helping to build the
, Baptist Mission church at
Lyons. A talented vocalist.
Mrs. Elliott has been guest so
loist at the Presbyterian church
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In Linn County
Ten Social Security area
meetings will be held in Linn
County, sponsored by the Linn
County Extension Service and
Oregon State University.
Zedd Harris from the Social
Security office, Salem, will pre
sent the program in all areas
of the county.
Social Security laws are be
ing changed. Benefits to the
people will be increased There
will also be some changes in I
the cost.
Young couples are encourag-1
ed to attend to find out what I
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