The Mill City enterprise., September 02, 1971, Image 1

Enterprise
VOLUME XXVI
NUMBER 35
Up and Down
The Avenue
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By Bon Moffatt
ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY — OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITI, OREGON THURSDAY, September 2, 1971
New Beauty Shop Opens
Football squad Gets $a|em Contractor Low
Ready for First
Game of Season
Begin Water
System Soon
$4.50 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
i Bidder on School Cafeteria;
Pfft—and where did summer
The Santiam football team
go. This coming weekend will
completed its first week of
be the big one of the year—
| practice Saturday with an of­
Labor Day. It is the last big
fensive scrimmage. The main
GATES
—
A
special
Council
holiday before the old routine
Sealed bids covering con­
purpose of the scrimmage was
of school begins. For a lot of | meeting was held at the City
to see how well the team had struction of the school cafeter­ Jahn said “It should be em­
we older people it is a time of i Hall Thursday to sign two
learned the assignments, The ia were received and opened phasized that the total cost of
joy. Less people on the high­ more contracts for the new |
coaches felt this objective had at a special meeting of the the school cafeteria will be
ways and more space at fav­ water system. Mayor Lorraine'
Board of Directors of Adminis­ paid from serial levy funds
I
been accomplished.
Mills
and
Recorder
Betty
Kel-
orite camping grounds. I’m al­
trative School District 129J on and will not require any addi­
The
next
week
and
a
half
f-w*
ways glad when this holiday is le will meet with FHA repre­
Tuesday,
August 24th. The low tional tax levy”.
will
be
spent
on
continual
po
­
over as it seems that after sentatives in Salem September
bid
was
submitted by L. D.
lish
of
the
offense
and
de
­
school begins, things sort of 1, to sign necessary papers to
veloping a strong defense and Mattson, of Salem, in the a- I I j
I
complete
the
loan.
Cam
Steck-
settle down. Of course this is
kicking game. The athletes and mount of $69,867.00. At the
when the clubs and lodges [ atee reported that work will
are eagerly working same meeting bids covering in­
start their meetings, and ev­ I possibly get started this week.
Mrs. Pauline Jones, center above, opened her new coaches
for a victory against Crescent dividual equipment items not
erything gets back into shape.
Discussion was held on the P.J.’s Beauty Center on Broadway Friday of last week. Valley at Parker Stadium in included in the construction
We hope that those of you Simko easement but no action! She reports a brisk business. With her in the above pic­ Corvallis on Friday, September contract were opened. The to­
who do take trips over the hol­ was taken.
ture are Ellen Stahlman right and Shirley Coleman on 10 at 5 p. m..
tal of the low bids submitted
iday will drive carefully and
The question of inspector the left.—The Enterprise Photo.
by several companies, covering
come back home safely.
came up and Steckatee report­
individual items of cafeteria
Crist Finishes Basic equipment,
ed he had interviewed Herb |
was $20,122.83. Af­
I had quite a visit over the Jones, who will be competant j
Two HurF at
ter much deliberation, and
weekend with our neighbor, Al to handle the job.
checking with the State De­
Detroit State Park
Pease. He is quite a story tel­
Harry Harmon reported that
partment of Education con­
ler, and this time he told a Danny Peters will give an
DETROIT — Two accidents
cerning federal aid, it was de­
real dilly about his pack rat easement across his property
occurred at Detroit Lake State
Schools in Administrative
cided to go ahead with con­
episode. Al and Irene are im­ for the pipe lines and will I
park during the week. An uni­
School District 129J will open
struction.
proving their garage, tearing give the pipeline he owns to (
dentified girl about 12 years
The federal government will for the year on Tuesday, Sep­
it all apart inside, and fixing the city when papers are I
old, sustained a skinned arm
allow the sum of $9,600.00 on tember 9, according to school
it into a heated room, which drawn up.
and kness and a possible frac­
the $67,867.00 building con­ officials.
will be an added improvement
tured nose Sunday when she
Discussion with Sam Chest­
Buses will operate at the
tract, for stainless steel items
to the home. I know as I used nut on putting in a trailer I
i fell from her bicycle, while
and a walk-in freezer and cool­ regular time Tuesday morning.
to live there. The story about park at The Frontier west of I
| riding in the State Park area.
School will take up five
er which are included in the
his rat was something. He said town. He will not need an addi-1
She was given first aid treat-
minutes
earlier this year, start­
construction
contract.
The
gov
­
By Goldie Rambo
he had been trying to poison tional business license as his
| ment by an ambulance attend­
ernment will also allow the ing at 8:15 a. m. Dismissal will
it, but the rat just packed off present license is sufficient,
O. W. Galloway, state direc­ ant (city hall) and taken by
District $15,092.12 of the $20,- be at 3:18 p. m.
the poison and kept on living He will pay an additional tor for the American Associa- I private car to Stayton for
The first day will open with
1 122.83 for the rest of the cafe-
very happily. Finally Al got water charge.
tion of Retired Persons AARP medical attention,
| teria equipment. Therefore, to- an assembly and introduction
out a muskrat trap, baited it I Walt Rochon appeared
Mill ___
City
Thursday, Gene Ruston of
..____ at was
__ _ in ___
___ Wednesday!
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■ tai bids of $89,989.83 less fed- of teachers and explanation of
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.
.
_____ ■ i 1 Van/vnivpr
Wn who
u/hrt was
wac va-
with cheese, . and covered the the request of the Council evening, . August
25 to _ assist
i Vancouver, Wn.,
leral aid alloted of $24,692.12, registration will take up most
trap and bait with a
cloth, about two traiiers he has park.. with the formation of the San- cationing at the park, cut his
leaves a net cost to the district of the time. Following the as­
th’?”mlghtAhun‘ ed at his station. He says tiam Chapter of that organiza- foot severely with an axe. He I
sembly, registration will take
of $65,297.71.
Not this rat, says Al. He was( he charges no rent and in re- tion.
was taken by private car to
place in the new auditorium.
“
The
above
figure
may
seem
just too smart. Lf
I could
__ for
r_ ____
.
. to
...
0“]? J just
!iS- I *.
turn
parking
there, the
Contact person prior
the
the , a doctor for attention.
expensive, and it is; said Wes Fees will be paid at the office.
see him sitting up on the residents serve as night watch- organization meeting was Mrs. [
Jahn, Supt.,” but construction The afternoon schedule will
shelf, with the cloth tied a- men.
M. G. Rambo assisted by Mrs.
costs have risen 12% in the last involve seven periods of an
round his neck, eating my I He requested a business li- ! Carl Schaeffer, Mrs. J. C. Kim-
U. S. AIR FORCE ACAD­ year and are predicted to rise abbreviated schedule of ap­
cheese. This made me real! cense for Gates Enterprises to mel and Mrs. Dean Mowry,
EMY, Colo.—Robert W. Crist, another 12% during the com­ proximately 20 minutes for
mad. I started hunting him be started in shop buildings ”
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. ing year. Also, if construction each period.
“
’ ’--- prelim-
”
However, those
doing
with my rifle, and sure enough owned by Shields ReMine on . inary work had previously in-
Crist of Detroit, is one of 1,249 is not started prior to Decem­ Thomas Grant replaces Rich­
there he was. I took a shot at the west edge of town.
freshmen cadets who have en­ ber 1, 1971 the district will ard Moore, who takes Ben
I dicated they were taking a
him, missed, but did connect
tered the U. S. Air Force lose the federal grant monies Jones’ place on the Santiam
Marvin Edwards reported “rest” from heading clubs.
with a quart of Irene’s fruit. that Marion County had ac­
Academy class of 1975.
Orville Downing of Lyons
of $24,692.12. Construction faculty. Mr. Grant is a recent
I finally did nail him, though.” cepted the application for tak­ was elected president of the
Cadet Crist was accepted in­ should be completed sometime graduate of the U of O, hold­
So now his carpenter project ing over the city building in- ' new chapter with Clyde Bate
to the cadet wing after com­ during the winter months.
ing a Master’s Degree, and will
is progressing on schedule.
pleting seven weeks of basic
handle the Social Studies pro­
spection and buildng permit (to serve as vice-president; Lil-
training, including field train­
gram. Mr. Grant and his wife
job.
lian Peck, secretary and Ervin
Those who did not go to the
ing at a simulated frontline
will be living in Mill City.
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1 Peterson as treasurer.
Pet
of
the
Week
grandstand performance at the
combat base near the academy,
| Mr. Downing said he would
State Fair Saturday and Sun­
strenuous physical conditioning
be appointing his various com­
day nights really missed a good
and survival instruction.
mittees in the near future and
show when Pete Fountain and
The cadet now begins a four-
promised those attending an
his band showed the public
year course of study leading
“active” winter.
what Dixieland jazz was all
to an Air Force commission
It was voted to meet the
about With Pete’s group was
and a bachelor of science de- j
fourth Wednesday of each
Eddie Miller, who is to sax
gree with an academic major ;
month at the high school aud­
Work of remodeling U. S.
lovers what Louis Armstrong
| in one of 27 fields of interest
itorium with social meetings
Bank here has finally been
was to the trumpet men. He is
'
provided
in
the
curriculum.
also
to
be
held.
The
next
meet
­
| completed, and this week the
the greatest. Pete paid Miller I
Cadet Crist is a 1971 gradu­
ing will be September 22 at
By Jean Roberts
i institution has taken space to
a real compliment at the show
ate
of
Detroit
High
School,
A fire watchman finds many 7:30 p. m.
thank patrons for their pa-
Saturday night when he said
where he was a member of the
There
were
72
attending
*
I tience while the work was be-
Everytime I play a show with things besides fire.
National Honor Society and
58
Wednesday
’
s
meeting
with
Take Lawrence Kanoff, of
I ing done.
Eddie, it is a music lesson.”
lettered in basketball, track,
signing as charter members.
The job could have been fin-
And that is a real compliment Mill City, fire watchman for
football and baseball. He was
■ ished more rapidly, but just
coming from a musician such Parkett Logging Co. at Me­
salutatorian of his class.
after the place was tom up,
as Pete Fountain. Glen Ash hama.
Coming from work the other Three Hurt in
I there was a carpenter's strike
WASHINGTON, D. C.—El-
also was plenty entertaining.
I lis Meuser, 24-year-old son of Bonneville Power To
All in all, it was a good show. night on Parish Lake Road Car Accident
The fair is always a joy for southwest of Marion Forks he
DETROIT — Three persons ( Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meuser of
Gates Man Gets
most people, and the horse found a frustrated fisherman were hurt in a one-car accident Willows, Calif., leaves this Hold Public Meeting
races are a lot of fun too, if beating his incapacitated car at 2:10 p m. Friday on High­ | month to begin his short-term
you enjoy buying hay for the with a pair of fishing poles.
Army Silver Star
way 22 about 18 miles east of ! missionary asignment under
A public meeting on the
Kanoff bought the poles for here (near Marion Forks).
| the Christian Service Corps, Bonneville Power Administra­
bang tails. I enjoy trying to
Pet
of
the
week
brought
to
$1.50
and
listened
to
the
fish
­
Twenty-four-old Peter Wille
outguess which horses will
Gordon E. Wolf, 48, and an interdenomination, evan­ tion’s Environmental State­
come in. I strictly bet on the erman’s trials:
Ardis B. Wolf, 62, both of i gelical program of domestic ment for the fiscal year 1973 The Enterprise was a good old of Gates has been awarded the
His wife was mad because Lebanon, were taken to San­ and overseas service patterned construction and operation and rugged alley cat, with no name Silver Star, the army’s highest
looks of the horse and the
jockey. The jockey seems to he went fishing; he hadn’t tiam Memorial hospital, Stay­ after the U. S. Peace Corps.
maintenance programs will be but a lot of personality. He is medal, for bravery in Vietnam.
Formerly of Mill City, Meu­ held at 7:30 p. m. September 9, > a year old, and is gray and Peter, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
be the deciding factor in most caught any fish, and then had ton by the local fire depart­
of the races, or at least that is a blowout and put his car in I ment ambulance where they ser attended Santiam High and at the Linn County Courthouse I white. He is good with child­ Frank Wille of Beavercreek,
ren and is housebroken. His was discharged from the serv­
the ditch.
the way I think it is.
received out-patient treatment graduated from Northwestern in Albany.
I family had to give him up as ice in the fall of 1969 and is
Kanoff only regretted after­ for cuts, officials said.
Christian College in Eugene.
When we used to play the
The meeting will focus on
ponies in Gresham, a good bet ward that he hadn’t offered
Dallas C. Claflin, 55, Wakita, As a senior majoring in Chris­ the proposed Marion-Santiam | .they are moving to an apart now employed in the logging
the
fisherman
$10
for
the
car.
was to find out who had the
Okla., also received cuts and tian Educaton, he worked wth transmission line, about 10 > ment. The Rainbow Girls of and construction business.
He is a graduate of Molalla
biggest feed bill, and usually
was admitted for obesravtion West Hills Christian Church miles east of Stayton. The pub­ Mill City who are sponsoring
in Portland, and upon gradu­ lic is invited to comment on this project through the Hu­ High school.
they’d have a winner some
at the hospital, they said.
time during the season. Maybe
State police said Gordon ation, he served as youth min­ any part of the statement at mane Society in Salem have
been placing most of the pets
that was just luck too, who
Wolf was the driver and that ister with Monmouth Christian this meeting.
knows.
the car hit a bridge abutment Church in Monmouth for one
A copy of the statement cov­ publicized in The Enterprise. Wesley Patterson Gets
year. In October of 1970, he ering BPAs proposed fiscal Last week we had Hamsters
at Marion Creek.
We had one pleasant exper­
Cause of the accident was joined the headquarters staff year 1973 program, including featured, and Patty McClin­ Promoted In Army
ience when we left the fair
not determined, but it is be­ of the Christian Service Corps this system addition, may be tock said she had over 30 calls I
Wesley G. Patterson, 22, son
DETROIT—A Salem man lieved it could have been caus­ in Washington, D. C., as a field reviewed prior to the meeting for them. She says more are
Saturday night. Somehow I
forgot to turn off the lights, was injured Monday morning ed by wet pavement as it was representative, presenting the at the Linn County Court- ( available at the Center. The of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L.
challenge of missions i n house at Albany or at the BPA Enterprise even received a call Patterson, Roui” 1, Emmitt,
and the battery was plumb when the log truck he was raining at the time.
churches and colleges across office at 834 Pearl Street, Eu­ for the Hamsters Tuesday Idaho, recently was promoted
dead, when we wanted to driving developed a mechan­
morning.
to Army Specialist four while
the country.
leave. That was an odd feeling ical failure.
gene.
serving with the 23rd Infantry
In July he began training
Robert Rummell, 24, was
at that time of night. A first
Division in Vietnam.
for an overseas assignment
aid car was nearby, so I asked taken by local Rural Fire De­
Brother of Local Man
Spec Patterson is assigned
with Worldwide Evangeliza­
a policeman if he could help partment ambulance to a Sal­
with Company C. 3rd Battalion
tion Crusade in Monrovia, Li­
me. He said he’d call someone, em hospital after the truck he
21st Infantry of the Division’s
beria. Founded in 1913 by C.
Killed in Accident
but just then a young man was driving went over an em­
196th Light Infantry Brigade
Heavy rains the past few T. Studd, WEC now supports
said his car was nearby if I bankment on a logging road
Eino Wirkkala, 62, of Port­ near Da Nang.
had a jump cable—which I al­ near Twin Meadows, three days have been a boon to late over 500 missionaries. Meus­
land, brother of Charles Kirk-
His wife, Theada, lives in
gardens, and for the loggers, er will teach Bible in govern­
ways carry, he would help us. miles above Marion Forks.
An organizational meeting kala, of Mill City, a construc­ Idanha.
Rummell leaped from the but it has been tough on fair­ ment high schools and junior
He got us started and when I
| high schools in Monrovia, as­ of the Cub Scouts, Pack 49, of tion worker, fell to his death
wanted to pay him, he said: truck before the loaded ve- goers.
First and second days of sist with a recreation center, Mill City will be held Wednes­ i Tuesday while working on a
"this is for brotherhood." Now hide plunged over the em-
evening.
September 8 __ at water storage tank construc­ If the number following
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r__________
isn’t that a nice gesture? It bankment. The truck was the fair were near perfect, but youth program, counsel in sum- day
goes to show that we still have owned by Benton Trucking of weather so far this week has mer boys’ camps, teach a Sun-¡7:30 at the Scout House, ac- tion project at the Cedar Hills
your name on the En­
been anything but good. The day Bible class in a national cording to cubmaster, Ken shopping center
some good people left in the Idanha.
They said Wirkkala was
A spokesman at the firm’s fair will run through Labor 'church, where over 14.000 Harrison.
world. I did give him some
All parents with children in­ working on a catwalk when terprise label
reads
money, and told him "This, office here said Monday. Rum­ Day, so there is a chance for tribesmen from the interior of
too, is for brotherhood.’’ Don’t mell was pretty much “shook a day or two of good weather Liberia live and work with terested in becoming Cub he apparently lost his balance
while
reaching
for
his
hat,
Scouts are asked to attend this
think all our young people are up” and sustained bruises, but yet, however as we went to their families.
9-71 it's time to send
Meuser’s father is currently meeting Anyone interested in which had been blown away
thoughtless. They are not. has been released from the press Wednesday morning, it
by
a
gust
of
wind
They
said
scouting
is
invited
to
attend
pastor
of
the
Willows
Christ-
We’ve been helped by them hospital following medical at­ looked like the middle of the
he fell approximately 30 feet. a check for renewal
I ian church in Willows, Calif the meeting.
winter.
tention.
before.
Completion Set This Winter
Open Here
Tues. Sept. 7
0. Downing
Heads Local
a
Local Man Buys Fish
Pole Cheap; Should
Have Tried for Car
Bank Remodeling
Job Now Complete
J Ellis Meuser To
¡Serve Overseas
Log Truck Accident
Rains Soak Area;
Hard on Fair
I
Cub Scouts To Have
Organization Meet