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VOLUME XXVI
P'.V
NUMBER 16
Up and Down
The Avenue
By Don Moffatt
This weekend will find
thousands of fishermen coming
up the North Santiam Canyon
to try their luck at trout fish­
ing. This exodus from the
cities causes Highway 22
through Mill City to run near­
ly bumper to bumper with ve­
hicles of all descriptions, and
opens the busy season for
stores located in towns adja­
cent to it. What the weather
will be for this weekend is
hard to say, but one thing for
sure, no matter what it is on
opening day Saturday, the
shores .of Detroit Lake will be
lined with anglers, and you
most likely will be able to
walk across the lake on the
boats and never get your feet
wet.
Mill City Enterprise
ON T j HE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
THE MILL CITY’ ENTERPRISE—»DLL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971
Royal Court and Escorts
Canyon Area
Ready For
Trout Season
$4.00 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
Residents To Again Vote
On School Budget; Will
Vote for Board Member
I some of the more crucial ones
DETROIT —To Canyonites
A school budget meeting j 1 are;
residing in the snow belt of
was held Tuesday, April 13, at| ” Is the new Santiam auditor­
the Cascade Range, the open­
Santiam High school. Purpose ; ium and band room completely
ing of fishing season this
oi the meeting was to decide1 * paid for?
YES.
weekend means more than
the date for the next budget | , 2. Is there an additional levy,
just the opening. H means
election and what ®■ or are there additional taxes
that old man winter is just
were to he made in the
— bud-1
---- 1 tn lo be levied for the new cafe-
about through getting in too
get for the coming election. It1 teria?
NO.
many more licks.
was decided to vote on Monday,. The money for the cafeteria
There is still a heavy snow­
May 3, because at this time the i ■ will come from the serial levy
pack in the mountains, and
annual school elec’ion for' and a a leuera|
federal grant in exces3
excess
most logging firms have not
school board members is held.|of $20>()00 for cafeteria equip-
1 This
nic Avniil.'l
ol
1
»n
1
not
«
hovinrt
been able to resume opera-
would eliminate having nient”
tions since closure during the
the voters come to the polls, 3. Would the school hudget
winter months.
ixyce in a short time for a comjng up for election on May
Of the many U. S. Forest
school election, it will also 3, rajse my taXes in excess of
Service campgrounds in the
s->ve the taxpayers about $100,1S100 for a $15 000 house over
area, only four will be open
which is the approximate cost last vear 1970.1971?
NO
this weekend. They are Hoov-.
to revote on a school election.
.... I It is estimated that the tax
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Sue
Crowthers
was
crowned
Queen
Richards,
Twyla
Fultz,
Shirley
Stone,
er,
Southshore,
Upper
Arm
!
The Senate recently approv­
The budget committee re-1 raise on
___ a _ $15,000
____ _____
house ______
would
ed a bill that would outlaw at the "mouth of Breitenbush ' of the Junior-Senior prom this year and Sue Crowthers, Kim Gabriel, Jackie Ev­ viewed the budget and decided he about $6.75. This is the total
farm work for children under and Piety Island. The others was crowned by last year’s Queen Shirley ans and Pat Kelly. Photo by Stan Ogden to resubmit the budget with raise, not the raise per $1,000.
10 years old. Sen. Keith Bur- are all pretty much snow­ Stone. Pictured left to right are Gary
the following change. This
4. Is there one teacher for
bidge, D-Salem carried SB 323 bound, said Forester Al Gard-
change was reducing the levy every six students?
NO.
l
ner.
on the floor. He remarked
by $13,000. The $13,000 came
/_____
The
ratio
in
the
elementary
Daylight
Saving
Camping facilities at Detroit
that he is not against farmers,
as a result of the additional ls 21 plus, and the high school,
but that it was time the farm­ Lake State park and Mongold
appropriation of money for , is 13 plus. The high school be-
Begins Sunday
ers looked after their own tire in readines for the hordes
basic school support which the ing higher because of the size
of
visitors
expected
on
the
op
­
house. Possibly true, but I
Oregon Legislature passed af-' of school, vocational program,
Anyone not wanting to
feel that he must have some­ ening day of fishing season.
ter the budget committee ap-■ and other specialized areas,
be
late
for
Church,
fishing
Two
new
separate
boat
docks
thing against the kids, as many
proved the budget and it was ( 5. Does School District 129-J
or
other
dates
had
better
of them have their first taste at Detroit Lake State park are
published in The Enterprise, have any tax base what-so-
remember to turn their
of work at berry picking expected to be completed by |
The school district
did not re- ever?
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NO.
clocks
an
hour
ahead
early
this
weekend.
The
new
facili
­
time. True, the 6-year-olds may
ceive notice of the additional | Those having any other
Sunday
morning,
i\pril
25.
ties
with
36-finger
piers
each,
not pick many berries, but at
money until March 22, only a questions are asked to contact
The Juniors honored the
Or if one happens to be a
least they are out there trying, will handle 72 boats with no Seniors, with delicious food and
few days before the first elec­ Supt. Wes Jahn at 897-2311.
“
forgetter
”
it
would
be
and by the time they are 10, charge involved. Camp reser entertaining music at the an­
tion. If the budget had passed
much simpler to just set
they reallv can pick up some vations at the state park will nual Junior-Senior banquet and
the $13,000 would have been
the clocks up before retir­
Mayor Herbert J. Peck in used to reduce the original levy Gates Women’s Club
much-needed money for school begin May 17 and run through prom, Saturday.
ing Saturday evening.
an interview with The Enter-. I before it was sent to the
clothing, and paying for some September 5th.
ine tax
The banquet was held in
Despite some debris in the
For fishermen, particu­
prise publisher
puuusiier Saturday
oavuruay said
saiu assessor.
assessor,
of their own recreation.
the IOOF hall with the ladles
reservoir,
the
lake
looks
good.
larly, this is one time of
that he didn’t see where the
Gn
ay 5 3, patrons
puirollH will
win vote
voie I j To Hold Annual Sale
If by some hook, or crook,
preparing the dinner. Nine
On -
May
year that their memories
budget could be cut any fur-1 on a levy of 5505.097. The rate
this bill would pass the house Slayden’s Resort on the reser­ Sophomore and Freshman girls
The Gates Women’s club
and hopefully their luck,
—it will cause some concern voir has plenty of water under helped serve.
ther and still provide the nec-1 j)er thousands of true cash will be holding their annual
its
docks.
Some
boats
are
still
is
real
good.
Fishing
sea
­
essary services to the residents ! value will be $10 25 The total Rummage Sale at the Gates
to farmers who depend upon
Junior President Gordon
son opens on Saturday,
here.
the youngsters to harvest the available. Detroit Lake Resort Plotts presided as Master of
dollar increase over the ’70-’7l clubhouse May 5, 6 and 7 from
reported
that
all
of
their
boats
April 24.
He also said that “some peo­ budget passed last year which 10 to 4 p. m. each day. Mrs.
crops. It would appear to me
Ceremonies for the occasion.
have
been
reserved,
but
if
not
ple misinterpreted statements includes the serial levy will be Glenn Henness and Mrs. Har­
that the senators could find
Bid Sanders, Senior class ad­
made in The Enterprise last $12.548 or an increase of slight­ old Wilson are in charge of
better use for their time than picked up by 7 a. m. Saturday | visor, gave the invocation.
week. Some thought the two ly more than 2%. The incum­ the event and anyone having
to worry about “child labor” I they will be released.
Speakers at the dinner were
raises reported. $750 for the bent school board member good used items may contact
in this type of rural area. What
Wesley Jahn, superintendent:
street man and $120 for the one Martin Hansen is unopposed either Mrs. Henness or Mrs.
about the farmer who has a
Burton
Boroughs,
principal:
patrolman were monthly fig- in seeking re-election.
few cows? Will he have to do Musical Concert To Be Mike Elliott, Associated Stu­
Wilson.
ures.” This was not the case,
the milking too, thus cutting Held at Mari-Linn
The I. E. D. budget passed
The Santiam Canyon Home
dent Body president; Tom
and it should not have been April 5, 1971, thus school dist­ Extension will he having a
his children out of part of
A spring musical concert Rush, Senior class president
interpreted that it was on the rict 129-J is assured of getting food sale during this time.
their rightful heritage, of as­ will be held Thursday, April and Junior Miss Debbie Bam-
monthly salary.
sisting in supporting them­ 22 at the Mari-Linn school hardt. Miss Bamhardt gave an
$156,000 from IED for the Dorothy Newberg and Glenda
These two .cost increases forthcoming year. Wes Jahn, Roten are in charge of the
selves?
wiu. Spencer
ope,.,.« Hillesland of Mill entertaining account of the
with
were covered when it was school supt. says: “thus we food sale and coffee will be
That is why many youth of City directing the band. Sever-' Seniors ^most embarrasing mo-
learned that an additional $1,- know that our levy to be vot­ served.
* Sixty-three Juniors and
today are restless, and may be al youngsters from Mari-Linn ments.
000 would be forthcoming from ed on May 3, will he reduced,
Seniors
attended
the
banquet.
are
members
of
the
A
band.
the reason part of them get
the cigarette and liquor allot­ by this amount. However, be-'
The highlight of the 1971
into trouble. Lack of meaning­ Also taking part during the
ment. Therefore the amount cause of Oregon Statute Liw Detroit Teachers
The
possibility
of
the
city
prom,
which
followed
the
ban
­
ful occupation. As far as keep­ evening will be a chorus, with
to
be submitted to the voters No. 310-395 we cannot reduce
having
complete
night
time
po
­
ing youngsters away from all classes represented. Direct­ quet was the crowning of the
brought
up
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•- at the election coming Monday, either the actual levy or the Have Been Hired
areas where pesticides are ing will be Mrs. Jackee Mehl. Queen, Miss Susan Crowther, lice protection
by last year’s Queen, Miss Shir-1 at the City Council meeting May 10, will be $130 less than rate per thousand of T. C. V.1 DETROIT — The office of
used, I suppose before long,
for the election, even though Detroit School Administration
ley Stone. Queen Susan was es-1 Wednesday night by Charlie the one recently defeated.
people who fertilize their gar­ Mike Pantovich Now
Some residents thought the we know our rate will be act­ announced this week that all
corted
by Senior Kim Gabriel;! Stewart. Following some dis-
dens and lawns, will have to
first princess, Twyla Fultz, by cussion, Mayor Peck appointed levy of $5,500 for park pur­ ually reduced in excess of $2.75 teachers contracts have been
lock their kids in the house, Serving in Vietnam
chase and improvements came per thousand of TCV. If the renewed for the coming year.
lest they become contaminated.
VIETNAM, April 5—Marine Gary Richards, and second Charlie Stewart, Chief Gillen- directly out of local taxes. budget
passes on May 3, the
No action has been taken
princess,
Jackie
Evans,
by
(water
and
Commissioner
Bate
of
poppycock
is
the
way
Cpl. Michael Pantovich, son of
A lot
This is not true. The money levy voted on of $.565,097 will yet on the other staff per­
alumni.
Pat
Kelly.
The
“
Joy-¡as
a
committee
to
study
the
I see it.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pantovich of
for
this
item
on
the
budget
be reduced by $156,000, the sonnel which includes cooks,
Mehama, Ore., is now serving ful Noise” provided swinging matter.
custodians and bus drivers.
In other business, two street comes from state gasoline tax­ money coming from IED.’’
music
for
the
dance
in
the
new
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with
the
Force
Logistic
Com-
some
housewives,
happi-
To
Several have asked questions However, it is presumed the
closure matters will be refer­ es. Mayor Peck said: “We
auditorium.
ness is a virtue that justiinand at Camp Jay K. Books
red to the planning commis­ have to budget and spend this recently and the answers to present staff will remain.
j in Vietnam.
misses being a vice.
sion. Also, some action will be $5.500 on park purchase and
Robert Crist Gets
taken to clean up the numer­ improvement out of this state
ous old buildings and piles of tax street fund, then in turn
Appointment to
Dan Cox Wins Law Day Contest
the city will be re-imbursed
Fisbeck Gets Big Steelhead
debris in the area.
Air Force Academy
Bills in the amount of $1,773.- $2,750, or half the amount from
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crist 52 were authorized for pay­ a Federal grant. This there­
fore has no bearing on the lo­
of Detroit received word from ment.
Senator Packwood’s office in.' The
t ,iC puuvc
«u «
<.«««*«- cal tax structure."
police reported
24 traffic
The increase in cost over
Washington, D.C. that their citations and 14 traffic warn-
son Robert Crist had received j -;ngs issued; three adult Mun- last year on the tax roll a-
his appointment to the Air icinal citations were issued inounts to 74c j»er $1,000 of
Force Academy in Denver, Co­ and 2 juvenile. There were 27 true cash value, according to
lorado.
cases processed through court Mr. Peck. This would amount
Robert is a senior at Detroit with 26 complaints issued and to $7.40 on a house valued at
High school and will enter the 24 incidents reported. Two pris­ $10.000. He is urging a yes
Academy in early July. Natur- oners were lodged and 2 acci­ vote when the election is held
in May. In the meantime he
lly, Mr. and Mrs. Crist and dents reported.
invites anyone to visit with
their son were all very much
iiim about the budget.
excited about the word of his
appointment which was receiv­ Linn Historical Society
ed by telegram Tuesday after
Detroit People
noon. A telegram was also To Meet on Sunday
nhoned to The Enterprise of-
Taking Courses at
fice.
The Linn county Historical
Society will meet in the base­ Chemeketa College
ment room of the Court House
DETROIT—Four local peo­
Bloodmobile To Be
in Albany on Sunday, April ple are taking the Emergency
In Stayton April 26
25 at 2 p. m.
Medical Technicians Course
Canyon residents are being
Floyd Jenks, president, has now being offered at Chemek­
reminded that the Bloodmobile announced that Keith Wells of eta Community College, Salem,
will be in Stayton April 26, Salem will show color slides for both Volunteer and Com­
at the Stayton Grade school of an Eskimo village in Alaska mercial ambulance attendants.
All those interested are invited
from 4 to 8 p. m.
The Spring term starting
The Rebekah lodge, under to attend.
classes began March 29 and
Dan Cox, a junior at San-1 will be presented with the Li-
the diairmanship of June Bar­
involve eight academic sessions
Above is Lester H. Fisbeck, Mill City
tiam High School, is the re- berty Bell award for his essay,
tow, will be in charge of the
anei
six
hours
of
hospital
ob
­
m'?i r I-aw
displaying one of the several steelhead
cent winner of »u«.
the 1971
servation.
canteen.
Anti-Drug Program
'The Honorable I^ee Johnson,
he has caught so far this season. This
Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie,
The first session Is made up Day Essay Contest for Linn Attorney General, will be the
particular fish which weighed 14% Lbs.
chairman of the blook hank, Slated at Mari-Linn
of 24 hours of academic study, County. This contest is spon­
was taken at Minto, east of Gates. The
said that “A” positive blood
and six hours of emergency in­ sored by the Oregon State Bar guest speaker At noon Dan
type is especially needed for
There will be an anti-drug service observation at hospit­ Association in observation of will be the guest speaker at
fish put up such a struggle that he
the annual I^aw Day celebra­ the Elks luncheon in Albany
an open heart surgery patient. program for parents only als.
broke the pole. Fisbeck says he has
where he will present his es­
Those taking the course are tion.
At least 26 donors will be which will be held at the Mari-
caught 10 ironheads so far this year.
say in speech form In addition
As
winner
of
this
contest,
Jerry
Lynn,
Harold
Baker,
needed
in
thia
category.
Linn
school
at
Lyons
on
Mon
­
Many peop’e can be seen fishing under
Philippi Ford is again of­ day, April 26 at 730. Jim Dav­ Paul VanFleet and Jimmie Dan will be the guest of honor to these honors. Dan’s essay
the bridge here at the present time, and
at the Albany Chamber of Com­ will be forwarded to the State
fering ca.<#i bonuses to clubs idson will be conducting the Hiebert.
several catches have been made.—En.
and organizations with the meeting and all parents are
Minimum requirement for merce breakfast meeting on Bar Association for entry in
terprise photo.
April 30th. At this meeting he the statewide contest
most donors
urged to attend.
‘the full course is 71 hours
Juniors Honor
Mayor Peck
Defends the
City Budget
Seniors With
Banquet and Prom
More Hours
Asked of City