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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1972
Up and Down Speaks To North L .
The Avenue Santiam chamber
B> Don Moffatt
Sen. Ken Jernstedt, Republi-
Republi­ j
can, of Hood River was guest
sneaker at the North Santiam
Chamber of Commerce meet­
ing in Mehama last week.
The Senator stated that he
had auite a chore getting ac­
quainted with his new dis­
trict and its people. When Sec­
retary of State Clay Myers re­
apportioned the State’s popu­
lation it puts the canvon area
as well as part of Linn and
Clackamas counties in with
North Central Oregon.
Jerrv Coffman, President of
the Chamber, questioned the
Senator at length about issues
close to the Canyon area. For
one, the Senator is opposed
to any more wilderness areas
and feels most people get more
enjoyment from established
and equipped park than wil­
derness trails. He also be­
lieves the Forest Service
should be left to manage the
National Forests for the bene­
fit of the majority, taking into
consideration the income from
jobs, tax income for county,
s
$4.50 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
State Parks To
Easter Breakfast To ^|ew Cgfgter¡3
Open For Camping Be In New Cafeteria ta nAQri uArt
Plans are underway for the I 1) 1 JiJlTll IvlOn
Friday, April 14
I«
Easter Sunday Breakfast to be
r
1 1
a
Scholars Are Named
to
Twenty-five Oregon state held in the new cafeteria at I . The new kitchen addition tc
I Santiam Auditorium is to open
camping facilities will open for Santiam High School.
March 27,
97 barring
Spring has Sprung ... or at
Representatives of various I On
on Mondav.
Monday, March
Valedictorian
Salutatorian
the season April 14, State
least that is what the calendar
Parks Director David Talbot organizations are now selling | unforeseen emergencies. Hot
says, It arrived officially Mon­
tickets to the breakfast but you lunches will be served in the
has announced.
day. March 20, at 7:22 a.m.
These include, Detroit Lake may also purchase tickets at new school cafeteria to both
EST Now that the sun Is mov-
elementary and high school
State Park, Armitage, Beach­ the door.
ing further into the northern
On
menu will be hot- students. However, hamburg­
side, Carl G. Washbourne,
latitudes, it will bring with its
Champoeg, Dabney, Devil
1_____ ’s i cakes, ham and eggs, orange ers and milkshakes will not be
warmth the flights of migra­
Lake, Farewell Bend, Humbug juice and coffee. Breakfast served for the first week of
tory birds, the greenness of
Mountain, Lewis and Clark, will be served beginning at operations, so that cafeteria
new grass, the sounds of lawn
personnel will have an oppor­
Loeb, Milo McIver, Nehalem 7 a.m. to 11 a. m.
mowers, and also aching mus­
The Easter Breakfast, which tunity to familiarize them­
Bay, Neptune, Ochoco Lake,
cles, which a lot of we towns­
Oswald West, Prineville Res- has become an annual event, selves with totally new lunch
people have not used to any
ervoir, Silver Falls, South I is being sponsored this year by room procedures.
great extent during the winter
The Board of Directors is
Beach, Sunset Bay, Susan i the Mill City Steering Com-
months. If we all bow our
Creek, the Cove Palisades, I mittee with all proceeds going planning an Open House for
backs this spring, maybe we
Tumalo, Umpqua Lighthouse I toward the July 4th activities. public inspection of the new
can in time erase the mess
facilities. No date has been
and William M. Tugman.
that winter always causes.
scheduled as yet, but it will
I Other state parks with over- i —.
—
_.
For me, the beginning of a
probably be held some time in
night facilities will be opened I AU/n I PAIYI iJfiWHQ
April.
new season seems to bring a
when conditions permit, Talbot j * VVVII I VUI11 I/VTVIIO
feeling of encouragement. Not
said. Day-use areas of all state
that the winter has been all
parks remain open year-round
that bad. Spring is the season
where weather conditions per-
for all growing things to grow
• mit, he said.
Last Thursday nighi Mill
from mother earth. It is a
Parks that will remain open
’s Town team stormed to
time when a sort of freshness
throughout the year are Bever- Citv
a 134-114 victory over a Stay­
seems to pervade the atmos­
BN ly Beach, Bullard's Beach, ton
LUtabL
Town team in local bas­
phere. Let’s make the most of
i Cape Lookout, Fort Stevens, ketball
HOPE WILLSON
VICTORIA OLSON
action. The contest
this Soring. Let’s get out of
| Harris Beach, Jessie M. Honey­ was never
in doubt as the lo­
the house—when it’s not rain­ schools and roads.
DETROIT — Freres Veneer,
Valedictorian for the class' Salutatorian, with a grade man and Valley of the Rogue. cals opened up a 60-34 half­
He also believes there should of 1972 at Santiam High School point ave.age of 3.73, is Vic-
ing—and see if we can’t do
Lyons, was the apparent suc­
time
lead
and
never
looked
our best to make our respec­ be some modification in burn­ is Hope Willson with a grade toria Olson, daughter of Mr.
cessful bidder at $498,695.20
back.
tive neighborhoods look just ing regulations.
for
an estimated 8,100,000
and Mrs. George Loveall of
point
average
of
3.75.
Miss
With each one of the team
The Senator will be unop­
a little better.
feet of Willamette Na­
placed in the top four | Mill City. Miss Olson is one
members scoring in double fig­ board
posed in the primaries but will Willson
tional Forest timber sold at an
of the few girls to take two
percent
of
the
nation
in
the
ures,
Mill
City
’
s
team
raced
to
I am often amused by people have Democratic competition Merit Scholarship Examina­ years of drafting. She has;
the lopsided victory. Condi- oral action here Friday.
who drive miles and miles to in the fall general election.
The Lynx Creek timber sale,
also taken most of the math , 1 The Mill City Jaycees are tinning played a large part in
tions.
She
has
been
especially
Among other things discuss­ interested in the math and sci­ nrxzl
4 that
«>4 C? Santiam
4 I »- -, of-
C i making plans for the annual the outcome of the game as the located about 25 miles south­
save a few cents on some spe­
and
science
cial item they see in city news­ ed at the meeting were dues. ence areas of the curriculum, fers. 1 Home economics, espe-1 Easter Egg Hunt at the City | locals outran their opponents. east of Detroit, drew three bid­
paper advertisements. I have Harold Wiltse and John Kohl, I but sewing, cooking and cake cially needlepoint, is another i Park on Easter Sunday.
The well balanced local team ders to the sale, conducted at
...
...... _ against
.............
.............. „ in
... were named by Coffman as a | I decorating appeal to her too. of her interests.
nothing
advertising,
I
Steve
Jeter,
chairman
of
the
bottled
up the Stayton team’s Detroit Ranger Station. Five
fact that "is how The Enter-[ budget committee and will I i She is a member of Honor So­
Vickie has been active in1 hunt, said that approximately scoring punch as the game was thousand five hundred MBF of
prise makes a living—but any present to the, members at the j ciety and Art Club. Hope is a j Pep Club for four years, Girls’, 70 dozen eggs will be hidden
never in question. Their win Douglas fir sold for $71.75 per
meeting an1
old time you think you can next general
~~
talented artist. Another of her | Athletic Association for three, and prizes will be awarded,
I
was the second of the year thousand, a nickel above the
save by driving to Salem to amount that will be needed fc$ I
and one of the Wolverette I The hunt will begin prompt- over the Stayton team, as Mill advertised price, and 2,600
interests
is
music.
She
has
pick up a bargain, think again., the 72-73 year. It was stated
i dance team members all ly at 1 p.m. Watch next week’s City won the opener 76-72 in a MBF of Western Hemlock and
For instance a local item sell- I the Chamber will need another been studying violin in Salem. [ through high school. As a paper for further details.
other coniferous species sold
rugged defensive battle.
ing for $50. the same item 50, order of brochures and an up-
Miss Willson is planning a ! Freshman she participated in 1
Thursday (today) the local at the advertised rate of $35.45
miles away would have to sell 1 dated fact sheet,
June wedding. She and her track. She is a member of '■ Detroit Team Places
team
will meet a Cascade per M.
Some
High
Schools
have
not
for $34.50 in order to break | C----
Included in the sale were
husband-to-be
are
considering
Honor
Society
and
Vice-Presi-
Church
team at 7 p.m. at the
even. Sound
_____ off
__ base?
____ Not
_.... | answered yet in regard to the
230 acres of all species logs
dent of the Senior class.
Second
At
Track
Meet
local
Grade
School
gym.
so. The American Automobile term scholarships being offer- involvement in some kind of
priced at $51.74 per acre.
Miss Olson plans to attend
Detroit High School took sec­
Association certifies that it ed by the Chamber to each religious work. Hope is the
Other bidders were Young &
Chemeketa
Community
Col-
ond
place
(points)
in
the
track
costs 15.5 cents to drive your I High School in the area rep.
Morgan, Inc., MUI City and U.
wnere she
sue will
win enter
enter the meet sport events held at Per­
car one mile. So if you’ve' resented by the North Santiam daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen ]ege where
S. Plywood-Champion Papers,
C.
Willson
of
Mill
City.
I
medical
assistant
program.
rydale
Friday
afternoon.
driven 100 miles round trip to Chamber of Commerce.
Lebanon.
In the 100-yard dash, broad
pick up that special, you’ll’
----------------------------
jump
and
discus
(throwing)
have added $15.50 to that pur- Petitions Due For
I
Dennis Benton placed first,
State Forester Harter
chase. That buy suddenly
and
second in the shot put.
School
Board
Position
turns sour.
Guest Speaker At
Stanley Williamson took
Local merchants, no matter DETROIT—One position will
first place In the 2-mile
whether it is a job of printing, be open on the Detroit school
Woman's
Club
Fifteen
Detroit
High
School
and in the 880. Marty Gard- students attended the three-
letterheads, wedding station- board of education, Mrs. Ruth
State Forester Harter of
ner
placed
third
in
the
880
ery, envelopes or any other Miller, district school clerk an-
Hi School Conference at Salem was guest speaker for
and shot put, and took second day
things you can purchase right, nounced.
Cannon Beach last week. The the Woman’s Club when they
place
in
the
2-mlle.
here at our shop; or the gro-1 Board member whose term
James Drago placed second group left here Friday after­ met Tuesday evening, March
ceries. clothing, hardware, or is expiring is Mrs. Opal Lem-
returning home Monday 21, at the home of Mrs. Charles
in
the high jump, third in the noon
Mrs. Cone Stewart, Linn
anything
else— you ultimately ( ing. The term is for four years.
aiijr
tiling
ciijvj'-'v*
afternoon. They were accom­ Kelly with Mrs. Lee Ross as
440,
and
in
the
javelin,
and
do just as well at home. And f Petitions may be obtained at County Speech therapist, has
fourth in the 220. Donald San­ panied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry hostess. Mr. Harter, who was
these merchants are the ones the school administrative office been assisted in her program
and Mrs. Harold Roth. introduced by Mrs. O. K. De­
er took fourth place In the 2- Hiebert
at
the
Mill
City
Elementary
that support your local schools, and must be filed with the
Main speaker at the confer­ Witt, showed many beautiful
There
will
be
lots
of
activity
and
javelin,
mile
and
1-mile
School
by
the
following
stu
­
churches and organizations. district clerk on or before
was Paul (Tex) Yearout, slides chiefly of the Mt. Jef-
In the relay race, Dennis ence
dents: Kurt Carpenter, Blair I f at the new City Park this Sat­
Don’t be hoodwinked by the April 1, 1972.
popular youth speaker at ferson Wilderness Area and
urday
as
plans
are
being
made
,
Benton,
Stanley
Williamson,
Bamholdt, Kathy Kindred and
Polls will be open in
smooth looking bargains you
conferences and high other scenic spots in the Cas
to plant shrubs which were, Marty Gardner, and James I camps,
Nancy More.
see at some distant point. Not grade school library from 8
school assemblies. A noted cade Mountains. His talk was
donated
by
the
Oregon
Correc-
[
Drago
took
second
place,
These
student
assistants
I
only that, your home mer­ m. to 8 p.m. May 1.
lecturer from Yaki- entitled “The New Look in
Only five from Detroit school I i humorous
have been using programmed tional Instituiton nursery.
chants are here to serve you
ma, Wash., he travels across Trees.”
participated
in
the
track
meet,
units of speech instruction
tomorrow, and they stand be­
the U.S., Canada and Europe Twenty-four persons attend­
Three trucks will be going
with individual students. They in Saturday morning to pick while other participating on speaking engagements.
hind the things they sell.
ed the affair with Mrs. Frank
count correct and incorrect up the plants. There will be schools had 14 participants
Entertainment was provided Stromquist and Mrs. William
from each school.
verbal responses and keep data about
a musical group called Plus- Bogle, who are interested In
350 shrubs to be plant­
Due to the track meet Coach by
on each student with whom ed and volunteers are needed
One from Mt. Hood Commun­ organizing a Junior Woman’s
of
Vince
Drago,
being
out
they work. They also help the for the Saturday work.
ity College, Portland, and a Club, as special guests. Mar­
Election of officers was held elementary
_________ ______
____ _
town, no further details of i musical
students write
duet called Hoover and garet Stromquist is a past-pres­
at last Thursday night’s Mill speeches for carry over into
The Mill City Woman’s Club the event were learned.
Clark,
Chenney
State College, ident of the Eugene Junior
City Jayceette meeting at the the classroom. These young will be serving coffee and
Chenney, Wash.
Woman’s Club. Senior woman
home of Mrs. Rod Syverson.
high school people have been lunch which will include home­ Detroit Dam-Weather
High school students attend­ agreed to sponsor the new
GATES — The Gates City j Officers for the coming year doing an excellent job and made doughnuts.
ing
were:
Donald
Hiebert,
Pool
group when their plans are
Council met in regular session are Mrs. Mike Wilson, presi- their services are much appre­
Max. Mln. Elev. Pep. Robert McGarrity, James Dra­ formalized.
If you can wield a spade or
Thursday evening. March 16, • dent; Mrs. Jack Bain, vicc- ciated by the speech therapist.
.18 go, Rick and Randy Roth, Ron­ Conducting the business
push a wheelbarrow, why not Mar. 15 55 41 1549.64
I pr sident; Mrs. Dale Shepard,
at the Gates City Hall.
56 41 1555.15 ,0 nie Lynn Wiley, Stanley Wil­ meeting, which followed the
Councilman Marvin Ed­ s< -■rotary; Mrs. Rod Syverson,
journey on down to the new Mar. 16
Judy Whiteley, Vickie program, was Toni Thomas
City Park Saturday about 1 Mar. 17 60 42 1552.89 .0 liamson,
wards submitted his résigna- I treasurer and Mrs. Ira Clark,
1546.05 .15 Monroe, Sherry Williamson, with Deanna Shepard assist­
tion to be effective immediate- historian. A joint installation Canyon Baptist Church p.m. and help out with this Mar. 18 65 43
Colleen Lynn, Georgian and ing as secretary. The treasur­
worthwhile community proj­ i Mar. 19 46 41 1543.15 .19
ly. The council reluctantly ac- ' of officers will be held with
Sher
White all of Detroit and 1 er’s report was given by Kate
.0
49
38
1539.26
20
Mar.
i
ect. The new park is located i
cepted the resignation as he I the Jaycees on the evening of Sponsors Missionary
58 38 1538.20 .0 Idanha, and Debbie Quarry Doble, who also reported on
on S. E. Fairview between 4th ! Mar. 21
has been a hard working coun- ' April 8 in the Santiam High
...52 of Mill City.
the card sale and new note­
cil member and has put in School Auditorium. A potluck Emphasis Week
and 6th streets (the shingle Total Pep. for Week
paper being available.
mill road.)
many hours of time and effort ! dinner is being planned for the
Correspondence included an­
| installation which will be open
for the city.
Missionary Emphasis Week
Bowlers
Of
The
Month
Among those who have been j
nouncement of the Fourth Dis­
Ron O’Donnell vas appoint­ I to the public.
is to begin March 26 through
trict Convention to be held on
ed as water caretaker. Mr.
Plans were made for assist- March 31 at the Canyon Bap­ working diligently on the i
project are Mae Mowery and1
Tuesday, April 11, at the Sil­
O’Donnell was also appointed ■ ing the Jaycees with the an­ tist Church in Lyons.
verton Methodist Church with
to fill councilman Edwards nual Easter Egg Hunt and dis-
“The Challengers” will be Elaine Russell, both members
Silverton Woman’s Club, Zen­
! cussion on the Queen Corona- featured at the special Palm of the Area Beautification
position.
ith Club, and Junior Club as
Mayor Lorraine Bibler read ! tion and July 4th activities.
Sunday services at 11 a. m. on Committee and Adolph Brun­
l hostesses, and the Spring meet-
The next meeting will be the 26th. Spokesman for the ner, City Park and Street
a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Mc­
■ ing of the Marion County Fed­
Cloud presenting their plans for held March 30 at 7:30 p.m. at group is Darrold Kennedy, an­ Commissioner.
eration to be held on Wednes-
property in the Lynwood Ad­ the home of Mrs. Mike Wilson. nouncer for the Gospel Sing
' day, April 12, at the Waldo
dition. The planning commis­
program on radio station
Hills Grange Hall with Union
sion recommended approval Deanha PTC To
KPDQ on Mlurday evenings. Guests Attend
I Hill and Willard Clubs as
pending clearance of the Coun­
I “The Challengers” are a group
hostesses. Several from here
Have Talent Show
ty Sanitary Department.
1 of young men from Portland Legion Meeting
I will attend each group
Others appearing before the
DETROIT—The Deanha Par- singing the good news of the
I Plans were made for a silver
council were Mr. Jenks with * ent Teachers Club has slated gospel.
The Mill City-Gates Post No.
| tea for Camp Easter Seals to
Plans for improvements to the I April 8 for its annual schol­ Mr. and Mrs. Galen Currahs, 159 American Legion met re­
be held the afternoon of
Gates Trailer Park in the arship “Talent Show”. The missionaries to Senegal, West cently at the Eagles Lodge.
'Thursday, April 27, at Fellow-
event he should purchase the event will be held in the Africa will be at the Sunday Eleven members were present.
| ship Hall. It is hoped to pro-
park and the Gerald Rubys school’s gym.
and Monday evening services
1 vide camperships for several
Visitors were the District
who are trying to determine
Those wishing to “get in the I at 7 p.m.
i crippled children and adults.
who owns the street in the act” may contact any of the
Guest missionary for Tues­ Two Commander, Joseph Di-
I Co-chairman will be Toni
front of their home for main­ following committeemen, Mrs. day evening services will be Fillipi; First Vice-Commander,
' Thomas and Mamie Reed, with
tenance purposes.
Lynn Williamson, chairman, Miss Phyllis Clatterbuck from Claude Huffman; Second Vice­
Deanna Shepard and Kate
Commander, Kertsen Wind
In other business, it was Mrs. Wayne Crist, Mrs. Arthur Northeast BraziL
Named "Bowlers of the Month” at North Santiam Doble and others assisting.
suggested to check on the pos­ Whiteley, Mrs. Jeanne Blake
For the Wednesday through and District Two Adjutant,
| I^nes in Stayton Monday evening were Sonny Owen,
A report on the Steering
sibility of changing the coun­ or Mrs. Joe Zelfer.
Friday evening services the Grace Matsen.
class A mens, Judy Holm, class A womens, and Tom j Committee was given by Ruth
cil meeting time from 8 to
Refreshments
were
served
Registration deadline for missionary will be Buell Had­
Westenhouse, class B mens. —Photo by Stan Ogden Cummings.
following the meeting.
7:30 p.m.
acts is April 1.
ley to Borneo, Indonesia.
Stayton 134-114
Plans For J. C.
Egg Hunt Underway
m
High School
Students Assist
Speed) Therapist
: Jayceettes Elect
Ron O'Donnell New [New 9^'c®rs.
Councilman at Gates
a w
Shrubs To Be
Planted At
City Park
Detroit Students
Attend Conference
At Cannon Beach
Freres Veneer
High Bidder At
Timber Auction