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ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY—OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY’, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1972
Yearbook Receives Award
$4.50 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
Lyons 4-H Princesses
Up and Down
The Avenue •
Bj Don Moffatt
Better Road
Is Needed
Says NSCC
I have often wondered just
how many different agencies
there are in the Marion-Polk-
Yamhill counties to take care
I The Willamette National
The North Santiam Chamber
of people in need. It comes to
1 Forest will again participate in
of
Commerce passed a resolu­
light in a new directory list­
the Boy Scout Project S.O.A.R.
tion at their last board meet­
ing over 200 agencies in the
(Save Our American Resourc­
ing expressing their dissatis­
tri-county Mid-Valley area. I
es) for the year 1972.
faction with the Forest Service
This information has been
S.O.A.R. was conceived as a
plans for a one-lane on the last
compiled by the Council of
part of the Boy Scout “Boy- I
stretch of the Breitenbush road
Governments and the Marion- i
power ’76” long range plan to
where it connects with the Mt.
I
Polk UGN.
help create concern in young
Hood National Forest Service
The Enterprise received a
people for the quality of en­
roaci. A good two-lane road
little information on a release
vironment, and to motivate
comes all the way up the north
Kathy
Haffer,
Debbie
B.shop
and
Cheryl
Kuiken
stating the book could be pur­
action programs designed to
of the mountain in the Mt.
have been named princesses to represent the Lyons 4-H side
chased for a certain amount. I
improve the environment.
Hood National Forest. The Wil­
thought to myself, “what in
Zane G. Smith, Jr., Super­ clubs at the fair which wil be held at the Santiam Vai lamette District is not contem­
‘the pity sakes’ would I do
visor of Willamette National ey Grange hall at Lyons on June 23 and 24. Other plating putting down a paved
with a book like this, listing
Forest, asked all Ranger Dis­ 4-Hers to participate will be clubs from Stayton, Mill one-way highway with turn­
all these agencies who deal
tricts on the Forest to evalu­ City and Scio. A queen wi l be crowned on June 23.
outs for passing. The Chamber
with those unfortunates.” I
ate the 1971 program and to ■—The Enterprise photo.
felt that this was not a good
wouldn’t give a cent for it, as
submit new projects for 1972.
move, as the right of way has
it keeps me too busy trying to
| “We are particularly pleased
been cleared for a two mile
make enough money to live on, |
| with the program,” he said.1 I i Immunizations To Be
stretch of road which would
and the extra money it takes'
eliminate a dangerous hairpin
“The young people have amply Given at Area Schools
to pay taxes to support all
turn.
demonstrated their ability and
The Linn County Health De­
these agencies, who no doubt.
The Chamber hopes the For­
desire to make significant con­
spend more money on admin- I
est Service will change their
tributions towards the im­ partment will be giving im­
istration than they do on real I
minds and complete a two-
provement of the environment. munizations at the Gates
honest help to the people who |
Nancy Harris, Editor and Linda Oakland otand It is our responsibility to lend School Cafeteria on April 20 A well-child confeience and lane road which could handle
from
9:30
to
10
a.
m.,
Mill
City
really need it. I guess that is I______
o over
___ ______________________
looking
the Award received ______
from ____
the __________
National assistance in making opportun­
immunization clinic will be the traffic. More and more
the way with all governments Press Association for their work on the 1971 Wolverine ities available, and to actively Elementary school 10:30 to 11 held by the Marlon County tourists are making the loop
—the more people on the pay- Yearbook
encourage this vital program.” a. m., and Mari-Linn from 1 Health Department Tuesday, drive, and a one-way road with
roll, the better chance of keep- |
April 18, at Calvery Lutheran turnouts would be wholly in­
In 1971, Project S. O. A. R. to 2 p. m.
Babies at 3 months of age church in Stayton. Hours will adequate and present a haz­
ing their jobs going. What a!
accomplishments embraced a
may
be
given
diphtheria,
set-up. I’ve never been against: jQfl I IcIITI I 63 TDOOK
be 9:30 to 12 noon and 1 to 3:30 ard both for log truckers and
variety of activities within the
cough,
tetanus, p. m.
helping those who really need |
the tourists.
Willamette National Forest.
‘ whooping
(DPT) and polio immuniza­
help, but I am surely against
The Chamber will have the
Parents wishing to bring
In the Detroit Ranger Dis­ tions. Booster shots will be
all these agencies which over- ,
their children to be seen by general meeting April 19 at the
trict the Mill City Explorer
given
preschoolers.
Measles
lap to the extent that even
the physician should make an Frontier between Mill City
Scout Post with Tom Drynan
they do not know where to
as leader, aided in the restora-i and rubella immunizations are appointment in advance by and Gates. At this time a nom­
Santiam
High
School
has
re
­
start or stop. How can they i
tion of Marion Lake by remov­ given to children who have calling Mrs. Walter Frey at inating committee will be nam­
their first birthday.
tell where their jurisdiction ceived word from the National
ed by President Jerry Coff­
769-2732.
ing and disposing of eight | passed
There is no charge for these
is effective in giving the most Scholastic Press Association
President
George
Long
an
­
Well-child conferences pro­ man.
off-
boats
which
were
sunk
immunizations.
assistance for the money ex­ that the 1971 Wolverine Year­ nounced at the Lions Club shore.
A film on Chemeketa Com­
vide an opportunity for par­
pended? There must be a book has been awarded Second meeting Monday night that
ents to consult with a physic­ munity College will be shown
Class
Honor
in
the
All-Amer
­
broad overlapping of assistance
next week the six clubs in the
ian and public health nurse at this time.
groups that possibly could be 1 ican Critical Service at the district will meet with the Kreiger Home
about
the health status of their
University of Minnesota School
eliminated.
club at The Frontier.
children. Immunization for all
much I
Journalism. This honor is local
Damaged
by
Fire
Just think of how l..»-...
Zone chairman this year is
ages are given at the clinics
money could be saved if about shared with _11 other ^schools i Fred Krecklow, who said he I A fire which started about 7
when indicated. No appoint­
three "'fourth's of these age. •eies
McNary I hoped ^therZ* ™cmlTbe T good! °’.c,lock Wednesday morningTL
J
i
¡1
HF
morning
ment necessary for immuniza­
could h«
be gdimlnnfoH
eliminated, and thoiV
their | High
K>i>h School of Salem. ..
rnuid
-turnout for this meeting. At did extensive damage to the, 1111110110^/ rAjJlII Zj
tions only.
The analysis and rating of the meeting Monday night, all h°m.® of
“work load” taken care of by
i^ar’lcs Krieger
nn vftu knnw enmeon» wl
I the yearbooks is based on pho­ members but two were present *alP"y on s E. Kingwood. | Do you know someone who
the remaining one fourth.
plays the saw, or renders ’’My
The Marion County Health
I certainly do not blame the tography, copy, display, cov­ when Dave Green, Republican
—------ 1 " fireman on the scene said Gal Sal” on the bicycle pump, World War I Veterans Department, i n cooperation
erage,
and
concept.
One
of
the
people who have these jobs.
candidate for the Oregon he .?
believed
fire started
elJeved_? the
hl.or
perhaps a friend who picks
with the Marion County Chap­
The most of them probably are judges commented, “The Wol­ House of Representatives -------
from , . at ^he furnace which is located country guitar, banjo or wash- Elect New Officers
ter of “The Restaurants of
trying to do a good job, and verine is modern in spirit and District 55 spoke to the mem- I
board? Can you tap-dance on
Oregon,” has established an
certainly they could do a bet­ appearance.” Annual Advisor, bers. He is making a concerted aSe was done to the kitchen roller skates or play a concer­
The World War I Veterans award to be presented to “The
ter job if these 200 agencies Mrs. Sue Poole states that the effort to meet his constituents araa> and the attic he said,
held their regular meeting at Cleanest Place Around.”
tino?
staff
of
the
award
winning
could be co-ordinated under
trying to find out just what he . Mr. Krieger was at work
These and any other talents the Gates Club House Satur­
First recipient of the award
fewer administrators. At least Wolverine can be justly proud can do to help, if elected.
I when the fire started and Mrs. ranging from the bizarre to the day, April 8. A potluck dinner
of
their
accomplishment
as
,
they would know who to help.
Mr. Green was inroduced Krieger is in a Salem hospital beguiling are welcome to au­ was served at noon with the was the Riverview Inn at Me­
hama. The award was present­
and who to take off their assist-1 competition was keen,
where surgery was perform­ dition for the Santiam Variety meeting following.
ed to the restaurant Wednes­
ance rolls. Probably the main 'publication for two consecu-' °* ‘he Mill City Jaycees. Jay- ed Wednesday morning.
Nomination
and
election
of
and Talent Show Thursday,
A car in the garage also wasj April 13, at 7:30 in the high officers was held. Elected of­ day afternoon by County Com­
use of this compilation of facts tive years, feels that the 1972 cee President Mike Wilson also
missioner Pat McCarthy and
damaged
by
the
fire.
The
home
on the agencies will be by
was a guest for the evening.
ficers are P. L. Mulligan, com­ County Health Officer, John T.
school auditorium.
is covered by insurance.
those running the show. They Wolverine surpasses its pre- i
The show itself is scheduled mander; Ralph Knight, first Herron.
might even find out what they decessor in many areas. She is
for April 25 at 8 in the audl- vice-commander; Paul Hamil­
confident
that
the
1972
an-1
Purpose of the award is to
Ministerial
Ass'n.
should be doing. At least they
Detroit Dam-Weather torium. The theme is "When ton, second vice-commander; honor the restaurant found to
might know who they were nual could win a top award if Plans Singspiration
Claude
Bruder,
adjutant;
Earl
In Spring. . . but that should
Pool
be superior in the areas of
supposed to help, and not be it is submitted to the Associat­
Max. Mln. Elev. Pep. not deter anyone from break­ Loucks, quartermasisr; Glen cleanliness and food handling
A Singspiration sponsored by
fighting with each other to ed Collegiate Press National
5 64 46 1542.08 .14 ing out their old straw hat and Anderson, chaplain; Clyde Ol­ practices. Every restaurant in
determine who should be doing Scholastic Press Association. the Mill City Ministerial As­ ' April
April 6 64 41 1544.51 1.20 cane, or dusting off plumed iver, sergeant at arms; Ernest Marion County is eligible, re­
sociation
will
be
held
at
the
;
Nancy
speaks
for
the
entire
what!
1546.95 1.13 hats and zany comic mono­ Ragsdale, service officer; Hen­
I wonder what happened to student body when she says, Christian Church April 21. ' April 7 52 34 1548.19 .80 logues for an April 25 show­ ry Peterson, Judge advocate gardless of size.
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The award, which is a large
The
evening
’
s
activities
will
April
“
We
would
like
to
express
our
i
the old belief that each should
and Claude Lewin, legislative plaque with the name of the
154985 .67 ing in Mill City.
do something for himself, and gratitude to supporters of our begin with a potluck dinner at April 9 43 33 1548 95 .02
For further information, officer. Trustees are Ernest award winner inscribed with
36
not sit around waiting for the annual, who we feel helped 6:30. All are welcome to come April 10 49
contact Jim Lewis or Tom Ragsdale, Clyde Oliver and the date, will remain with the
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1548.83
.20
11
and
enjoy
the
dinner
and
April
make
this
award
possible.
”
government to do it for him.
Claude Lewin.
4.16 Grant.
recipient for two months at
group singing.
1 Total Pci>. for Week
We’ve gone a long way down
which time selection of a new
the road to socialism, and un­
winner will be announced.
less this trend can be reversed,
our country will go down the
tube, like all other countries
New Information
in the past have when they
lost their principles and their
On Registering for
morals. It doesn’t present a
The Jaycees have announced
18 Year Olds
very pretty picture does it? that they will be hosting a
It was announced this week
And is this the kind of coun­ motorcycle Poker Run. May 7,
by Del Riley, Linn County
try we want to leave to our for people between the ages of
Clerk, that any person resid­
children and grandchildren?
14 and 114 years of age.
ing in the State of Oregon who
I am certainly not apologiz­
Chairman of the project, Rod
is 18 years of age or older may
ing for the great strides this Syverson, says a 40-mile course
register. There is no residency
country has made in develop­ has been laid out in the area
requirement and an applicant
ment in the past, and neither I between Mill City and Lyons
may register regardless of
am I condoning the love bead 1 and there will be maps of the
length of residency in the
and hairy outlook of some of course available.
State.
our younger generation. I only
The event will take place at i
Registration closes 30 days
hope they can wake up and do 11 a. m. but all those who wish
prior to election day and those
their part in keeping America to participate are asked to sign
reaching 18 years of age be­
a strong nation, and one of in at 1 a. m. to pay the en­
tween the close of registration
which they can be proud.
trance fee of $1.50 per bike.
and election day may pre-reg­
It’s going to take a lot more Three trophies will be award­
ister during the 30 day period
than demonstrations to keep ed. Watch The Enterprise each
prior to the close of registra­
America strong. It is going to week for further details.
tion.
take some good earnest work
on the part of every citizen.
Snow Saturday Snarls
Now think about that!
Reno Fun Night
Traffic
on Sant. Pass.
The Mill City Jaycees and for the invocation by Rev. La­ presentation of past officer feelings for the Jaycees and
A copyreader on a small­
Draws Good Crowd
town newspaper couldn’t be­ DETROIT—Hoodoo Ski Bowl Jayceettes installed their new ron Hall, chaplain of the Mill pins and a few words from how they can help to better
The “Reno Fun Night” held
lieve his eyes when he read a will be operating Thuraday 1972-73 officers Saturday ev­ City Jaycees, and Jim Lewis out-going president, Jim Lew­ the community.
Saturday evening at the Fire
reporter’s story about the theft through Sunday during April, ening at the high school audi­ to lead in the Pledge of Alle­ is.
Mrs. Jean Green installed Hall was a crowd pleaser and
of two thousand and twenty- manager Lee Foster said last torium.
Mr. Silbaugh then installed the following Jayceette of­ everyone had fun The event,
giance.
i
A
spaghetti
feed
for
the
five pigs. So, he phoned the week
Guest speaker for the even­ the following: Mike Wilson, ficers: Laura Wilson, president; the first of its kind in Mill
The area will also be open club members and their famil­
farmer who had reported the
ing, Dave Green of Madras, president; Jack Bain, first vice Robyn Bain, vice president; City, was sponsored by the
ies
started
the
evening,
with
to
skiers
the
first
two
week
theft.
president; Rod Syverson, se­ ' Deanna Shepard, secretary; Santiam Booster club with
“Is it true that you had two ends of May, before closing decorations being many vari­ was then introduced. Mr.
cond vice president; Laron ; Anna Syverson, treasurer and Frank Stromquist as chairman.
'
Green,
a
past
state
president
eties
of
wild
flowers,
including
for
the
season,
he
said.
thousand and twenty-five pigs
Proceeds from the event will
The Ski Bowl reports 182 the Oregon Grape from the of the Oregon Jaycees and now Hall, secretary; Dale Edwards, Eilene Clark, historian.
stolen from you?”
a candidate for State Repre­ treasurer and Steve Jeter, di- i Mike Wilson then led the go towards community projects
inches of snok. Snow snarled North Santiam area.
•Yeth,” lisped the farmer.
recitation of the Jaycee creed of the Booster club.
The installing program be­ sentative, gave an informative t rector,
•Thanks,” said the wise traffic on Santiam Pass Satur­
Mike
Wilson
then
gave
a
and
the group adjourned to the
Karen Davis won the grand
and
enjoyable
talk
on
the
his-
"
'
gan
with
the
Master
of
Cere
­
day
morning,
but
State
Police
copyreader. and corrected the
Little Reno night, sponsored prize drawing of a three-day,
tory
and
purposes
of
Jaycees.
short
talk
on
his
aspirations
monies,
Terry
Silbaugh,
a
state
reported
traffic
was
normal
by
story to read. “Two sows and
I two night trip to Reno.
V.P. from Philomath, calling Following hi» speech, was the for the coming year and his by the Booster club.
nightfall.
twenty-five pigs.”
Slated at Stayton
Wins Award
Zone Meeting Set
At Lions Meeting
Next Monday Night
Variety and Talent
Show Set for
Jaycees Slate
Cycle Poker Run
Jaycees and Jayceettes Install Officers
Riverview Gets
Restaurant Award