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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1971)
I Up and Down I Wolverettes The_ Avenue Take First at Springfield Award Winning Wolverettes Census Shows 1,480 Residents Wayne A. Taylor of Clark & 4 f Groff Engineers, Inc., of Sal em gave a progress report on • I the City survey at last Wed I recently had a visit with I nesday’s City Council meet Dick Posekany of Frank I ing. The firm will deliver ele Lumber Co., at which time I vations and aerial maps to be he was telling me about the | The Santiam High School By Don Moffatt used in planning proposed damage bears are doing just Wolverettes traveled to Spring Several important decisions storm sewer drainage for the north of Mill City in Frank’s field High school Saturday for city. Notices explaining the | were made at the December tree farm. Several years ago competition in the Springfield survey work are available in 1 meeting of the Board of Direc I went up there with Dick to Invitational Drill-Dance com- various businesses for the tors of Santiam Memorial hos see how the newly planted I petittion. pital, Stayton, Tuesday night. citizens to read. trees were doing. They seem More than 30 schools en The main topic of business The council was advised that ed to be coming along all right. tered the competion and the the official census taken July I was emergency room service at At this time, though, bears Santiam Wolverettes, in addi 1971, was 1480. The last of j Santiam. This has been a bone have killed many young trees, tion to winning first place in ficial census in 1970 was 1,429 of contention for several years, and some of the older trees, their division, had the added The City Council also re- j especially since some of the nearly 50 feet tall have been distinction of being from the ceived approval of the acquisi doctors have left Stayton and killed by these maurading, : smallest school. tion for the City Park project. emergency room service has Bruins. It seems the bears j lib, .. . , , . , I Competition began early Total bills of $2,356.21 were not been the best. The public : Saiurday morning, and lhe (In- in general has complained to approved for payment. of the trees, when other feed i alists were announced before the hospital board many times The police reported five is not available. The powerful lunch. traffic citations and 11 warn about this matter. It all boils bears are able to literally tear i The final competition began down to the simple answer 1 ings. 1 — • There A llvl were W two — W prison- A a tree apart in their search for! at 7 p. m. The Wolverettes Above is the Santiam High School Neal, Christy Spurgeon, Verlene Peter ers lodged, 19 cases processed that there are not enough doc- food. . - — i • ‘ ♦ tors to mninfntn kAiir em were the third group to per maintain a r» OX 24-hour Bears are protected by law, form in their division. Canby, Wolverette dance team which won first man, Karen Howell, Patty Howell and in court, 12 complaints were ergency room service. Betsy LaMunyan. Not pictured is the al reported, 42 incidents and one place in the Dance Division One Satur and the preservationists say WoodburIli and Gervais | Dr. N. S. Meyn stated at this they should not be killed Tha were the other ¿naUstJ in the day at the Springfield competition. From ternate, Melissa Lawrence. Advisor is accident reported. meeting that if Santiam tried Miss Michelle Foster. — Photo courtesy , the top row, they are Toni Newberg, d 7X1 a,ndKgood’ but I dance division number 1. San-1 to keep a 24 hour emergency what about the timber men, tiam won the first place Uo. Nancy Lalack, Lisa Gabriel, Vicky Ol Sue Poole and Paul Freeman. room available to the public, who spend thousands of dol- h Canby won second and son, Linda Long, Gloria Poole, Starla that they must have a doctor la« planting trees so we can I received honorable men- available to reach the hospital ^7 7 ♦ yl61d- tion- Corvallis won first place within 15 minutes. He said: hey not entitled to some pro-; in Division No. 2 with Cen. Free Methodist Church “this is humanly impossible tectlon from these destructive . > tennial second, Pendleton third with the small staff we have beasts? To, Present Story and North Eugene honorable District Governor Ralph now. What if the doctor on There is considerable tree I mention. of Salem, made his of- call has an emergency minor damage in Washington state. This is the third trophy the Of Christmas Sunday Jackson ciclal visit at the Mill City surgery in progress at his of also. In 1968 the tree damage group fice when the call comes. He has won in dance com- was slight, but this year some I | petition but the first time to Chief of Police Don Gillen The Mill City Free Method- Lions cl“b meeting Monday cannot leave his patient and ist church will present in r»ight. He brought a good mes- 10,000 acres have been dam- ’ water informed The Enterprise go to the hospital. He there first place. aged. Test plots in that state I I win today that a drive is under choir cantata the “Story of saRe on Lionism to the mem- fore is open to legal suit.” Providing transportation for show damage as high as . 411 the girls was their advisor, way at this time to pick up all Christmas” by John Peterson hers. The slogan of Lions clubs Chief of Staff Dr. Thoma» on Sunday, December 19. ithis year is "commitment." He Van Veen concurred, stating percent. Possibly ! ‘ _ Miss Michelle Foster, and Mrs. stray dogs in the city. should be done in areas where William Gabriel, Wi 111 a m He said: “sometimes resi The program is scheduled to said ** takesv th,® work °f A11 “it would be fine if we could . , , „ . clubs to make it succeed. He the bears are doing this much Buckley, and Mr. and Mrs. dents have dogs they wish to , , DETROIT—Two Willamette get rid of. If they do, call the begin at 4 p. m. and the pub- als0 reported that Mt Angel provide this service, but there damage. Where now are our | George Long. intrifn/4 fz-x aiion/i -__ 111 —A — — ~ National Forest timber sales police department, and the llz* lie is is invited to attend. will charter a club right after are not enough hours in the people who are raising their | with an estimated 16,700,000 dogs will be picked up free of the new year. About 50 mem day to perform this service.” voices to protect the forests. I Dr. Meyn said that things board feet of federal timber charge Thursday, December bers will be initiated. Seems it is better to have a are much different than when are slated to be held at De President George Long an planned manner of harvest in 16." troit Ranger Station December nounced that the Boy and the hospital was open about all areas, rather than let bears The police department states 28th at 10:00 a. m. Girl of the month for October 20 years ago. Better highways destroy the trees, so no one that there are many dogs run Largest of the two sales is ning at large in the city at this and November will be guests make It easier to reach Salem can get any good out of them. I the Box Canyon #2 Sale with time, which is against the dog at the meeting Monday night Memorial which does provide I read the other day where | an estimated, 9,600 000 board leash law which is on the Dick Blakely will present the emergency service on a 24-hour a survey of the editors of 21 , , Two parcels of timber offer- feet of timber. The stand locat-1 program that evening. Long basis. He said: “many times it On December 7 the Santiam major magazines with a com-i books. is much faster to take an em ed about 7 miles South of De- | Pep Club and the Santiam also said there will be no meet ergency bined circulation of over 50 ed ^or sa'e by the State Fores- directly to Sal million reveals an amazing try Department went for a troit Dam via Kinny Creek Boosters jointly sponsored a ing on the 27th, as there are so em, than patient to stop at Stayton, potluck that honored the re many activities during the then be forced lack of understanding of the tota^ of $199,373.00 on Decern- Road consists of, 5,200 MBF of to send the cent State Champion football holiday season. U. S. Timber Industry, timber ber 9- 1971 at thelr Santiam Douglas fir, advertised at $49.- j I patient on to Salem where team. About 110 people attend-i management and the forest re-1 headquarters. The minimum 20 per thousand, 4,400 MBF of specialists are available. Western Hemlock and other | ed the affair. The manager of sources of the nation. The Price required was $121.000. The doctors said, however, coniferous species appraised at j public is even more confused. I Tbe ,ar8est block containing Construction on the Cafeter this year’s football team, Linda Long Honored that a treatment room will be .. . , ., __ ., , —, O 0’71 ADD hnnrd faoT nf T>oi 1 Cf_ Many think the United States 2,073,000 board feet of Doug $19.40 per 1000 and 348 acres ia Addition to Santiam Audi Randy Richter, acted as Master maintained at Santiam, where is exhausting its forests. This las fir, which is located in of all species logs priced at torium is progressing about of Ceremonies. He introduced. In Masonic Publication any patient who does have a Marion County approximately $23.71 per acre which the bid the three football coaches, | Miss Linda Long, Worthy family doctor in the area can is not true. The fact is that normal in spite of the inclem I ent 75 percent of the continent’s 13 miles southeast of Silver- der is required to purchase. weather conditions. How Jerry Gibson, Bob Williams, Advisor of Marilyn Assembly be treated. This, in fact, Is ton, went to Avison Lumber The Skunk Creek #2 sale original forest land is still ever, it is too early to tell just and Doug Suckling, who each No. 60, Order of Rainbow for about the manner in which the gave a short reaction to this Girls, has been selected as present emergency room has growing trees. Many editors Company, Molalla, for $70.00 located approximately 15 miles when it will be finished. believe that trees can be per thousand board feet for the East of Detroit, has an esti All of the equipment which year’s season. The two co Youth of the Month by the been operating for the past “saved” in perpetuity by Douglas fir. An estimated $4.- mated 7,100,000 board feet of is to be installed in the school captains of the Wolverines, Oregon Masonic Lodge. few years, so service will not simply tightening Each month a youth is se- be curtailed to any great ex controls 280 of road improvement and timber. This stand has an es kitchen has been received, John Ruby and Gordon Plotts, construction is required as a timated 3,500 MBF of Doug- with the exception of one item. were introduced and gave lected from Job’s Daughters, over harvesting, For many tent. I fir advertised at $56.45 per. The years, thanks to the advancing condition of the contract. district recently received short talks. I Rainbow for Girls or the De- One director said, “this is a Milwaukie Plywood Com thousand, and 3,600 MBF Wes science of forestry practiced' The food was prepared by Molay Orders throughout Ore Rood hospital and the patients a check from the federal gov pany, Estacada, bid $64.25 per tern Hemlock and other coni by the timber companies, tim ernment for $24,125, which the Pep Club girls and the gon and presented in the Ore get the best of care. The pro ber growth, harvesting and thousand board feet for an es ferous species advertised at pays for 75% of the new equip- Boosters. Mrs. Podrabsky made gon Freemason magazine. blem is to get into the hospi timated 791,000 board feet of $30.00 per thousand. An article and picture of tal.” utilization has steadily improv ment, the stainless steel count- the banquet rolls and along ed. i Douglas fir, $26.30 per thous 463 acres of all species logs ers, and the walk-in cooler with Mrs. Gordon directed the Linda is featured in the De In other action, the report of cember issue of the magazine. the nominating committee Trees, like other crops, grow and for 102,000 board feet .. of are included in the sale priced and freezer. cleanup. at $26.75 per acre, which the to maturity and die. We need True Flr and $23. 70 F«r thous- made up of Bob Weddle, chair the forests, we need to har and for 32,000 board feet of bidder is required to purchase. man, Noyes Whitten and Utah ........ ... ... „ Hemlock located in southern Another timber sale, with Winners of C I L Flag Football Championship vest them, in order to create a Cruson was accepted. an estimated 20,500.0000 Bf of balance in the full cycle of Clackamas County, From the Gates-Mill City timber is scheduled at 10 a. tree production. area candidates for board posi m. December 28. tions will be J. C. Kimmel, The Cub Point sale has The old political pot is be- ’ School Closures To Julia Bassett, Don Walker and ginning to boil. Down Minne-' Be Broadcast on Radio estimated 15.600 Mbf of Doug ’ W. S. ReMine. From Lyons- sota way, one candidate made' Linn County Administrative fir advertised at $62.50 per M;1 Mehama, Don Huber, Howard a statement recently that he School District 129J will have 2,600 Mbf Western Hemlock Naue, Don Teeters and Hugh and other coniferous species at is planning to run for presi all school closures due to Johnston. Stayton, George Car dential nomination. In this weather conditions, broadcast $37.85, and 2,300,000 Bf of ter and Harold Cox. For direc statement he said: “the juices by KGW (620 on AM Dial), Western Red Cedar at $2.40 tor at large Gus Kirsch and per M. Western Hemlock and are flowing.” He meant to con KGW TV Richard Heater, and Sublimity, (Channel 8) and other species and Western Red i — vey that he is really going out KINK FM (102 on the FM R. Boedi^heimer. Cedar will be sold at fixed I for the job. Others interpret Dial.) Lura Fair, president of the like statements from politi- j The information will be rates. Auxiliary stated they will pur The stand, located about 8 cians, “the sap is running.” chase the new X-ray equip broadcast on KGW Radio be- The Democrats are having a, ginning at 5:45 a. m. and every miles Southeast of Detroit via ment in the Amount of $12,000. Coopers Ridge road, includes | hard time to concentrate on 15 minutes thereafter. KINK She said they now have $6,000 any one man, and they are in FM will broadcast the inform 413 acres of all species logs, to pay on the account. The gift dire financial straits. It is in- ■ ation at 30 minute Intervals which the bidder is required shop in the hospital lobby has deed going to be an interesting 1 and KGW TV will broadcast to purchase at $108.69 per acre. taken in $550 since September political year. 1. the information as it is re In executive committee ac ceived. tion prior to the big board This will Include Gates Pri meeting, Salem Steel was a- mary school, Mill City Ele warded the medical gas con mentary and Santiam High. tract; Arco was low bidder for The Detroit Ranger District diesel PS 200; and Economy reports that Christmas tree Oil was low bidder for PS 300 Schools in Administrative dass&s May Be 1 OQ J T will varili be V * hunting was ppor over the oil. School TVctrlM District 129 weekend. Those people brave dismissed early Thursday af Offered at Santiam Santiam High school in enough to try looking for a ternoon. December 23. for the Christmas holidays. Students making plans for Winter term tree were met with extreme Santiam Chapel To at Gates Primary School will (January-March) would like snow conditions. District people report that be dismissed at 1:30, while to find out how many P are de Have Yule Program students at Mill City Ele-1 finitely interested In either a thebe are only about 250 per The Santiam Chapel Assem- mentary and Santiam High welding class or a machine mits available as of Monday. _ m. tool class. Only one of the morning. At that time the ly of God Church in Lyons will be dismissed ‘ at 2 p. Buses will be delivering above courses will be offered snow was still falling. Pictured above are the football play- row, Mike Ohrt with trophy and Kevin will be holding their Christ Permits will be sold again era from Mill City Grade sschool who Long. In the third row are Mike Berry, mas program Sunday even students to their homes as us during winter term. The tuition will be approxi this weekend until the supply j , went through the Flag Football season December 19. ual. but will leave Gates school Bill Gabriel, Danny Bradley, Don More. ing, The program, which will in at 1:30 and Mill City school at mately $25 Anyone interested runs out. I cautioned that undefoated. In the top row left to right In the Bottom row are Jerry Payaeno, clude all the Sunday school approximately 2, arriving at in either of the above courses, classes, will begin at 7 p. m students’ homes from 1 hour please notify the school be tira^hairw^are^necessary for are Mark Moffatt, David Blair, Bruce Danny Legasse and Jim Wright. Ail families and friends of the to an hour and a half earlier fore December 22. The school anyone wanting to leave the Harris. Mike Morgan. Rick Lady, Coach —The Enterprise photo. telephone number is 897-2311. highway. I Al Glover and Maurie Richards. Middle church are invited than usual. Ry Don Moffatt a District Governor LjOOS Meeting Timber Sales Dog Catcher To Be Here Dec. 16 Slated for December 28 Two Firms Buy State Timber Football Squad, Coaches Honored New Cafeteria About on Schedule School To Close for Holidays Dec. 23 va
