The Mill City enterprise., June 15, 1972, Image 1

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VOLUME XXVII NUMBER 24
THE MILL CITY' ENTERPRISE—Mil J.CTTY. OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 15. 1972
Fourth of July Queen
Chamber To
^ Avenue i install New
Officers Wed.
Up and Down ;
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Jackie Clark Crowned
Queen of the Fourth of July
At Saturday Ceremony
Dr. Leonard Hayes and Dr.
Robert Houtz are announcing
the opening of their new dent­
al offices at 548 S. E. First
I am always amused by the
street in Mill City. They open-
talk of politicians of all par­
I od up Tuesday of this week in
ties when they tell the people
At the board of directors | the new building, which is
that they are going to reduce
An entertaining evening of
meeting
of the North Santiam across from the old theatre
taxes, and almost in the same
| building.
outstanding talent at the Charleston Dance, by Starla
Chamber
of
Commerce
held
breath that they are going to
They have taken space in
Queen’s Coronation program at Neal; a saxophone solo, and
institute programs that will last week, President Jerry this week’s Enterprise to an­
Coffman
announced
that
the
Santiam High School’s Audi Sailor Dance, by Patti Babbitt;
give more money to the poor,
nounce their hours and the
and the winning number by
installation
banquet
will
be
torium last Saturday evening. Jackie Clark, a clever strip­
that they will have a better
I days they will be open.
medical plan for everyone, held at the Frontier Wednes­
June 10, reached its climax tease to “Hub-caps and Tail­
Mrs. Carol Brosig has been
and a myriad of other pro­ day, June 21st. The social hour hired as office nurse.
with the crowning of Miss lights.”
will
start
at
7
and
dinner
will
grams that will cost nothing
—
Jackie
Clark, who did a clev­ The question and answer per­
be
served
at
8.
Hattie
Golliet
but money. They have the un.
er “strip-tease” dance number iod conducted by the Master
mitigated gall to state that the will be Mistress of Ceremon
government will pick up the ies.
as the representative of the of Ceremonies, Mike Wilson,
called for poise and quick
John Kohls of Pacific Pow-1
tab That is all well and good
Jaycees and Jayceettes, as the thinking on the part of each
until you get down to the bas­ er will be installed as presi- :
1972 Queen to reign over this Princess as she answered
ic fact that we as individuals dent; Jim Tedrow, First Na­
tional
bank,
vice
president;
year
’s Fourth of July festi­ whichever trick question she
are the government, and that
vities. She was crowned by had drawn. Some of the ans­
it is we, through excessive tax­ and J. C. Kimmel, of Madison-
wers were very enlightening.
es, who are going to foot the Davis Insurance, secretary-1
the out-going Queen, Miss Son- I
It was explained that the
bill. So when you hear any treasurer. To be installed as |
Miss Jackie C.ark was named Queen of
ja Martin, and presented with judging was on the following
politician on any level who directors will be Ray Monroe,
the
1972
July
Fourth
Celebration
at
corona
­
a dozen red roses from her basis: poise and appearance,
talks of tax reduction in the Bill McCall, Don Moffatt, Hat­
tion ceremonies Saturday evening at the
sponsors. After receiving her 20 points; talent, 30 points;
face of rising costs of govern­ tie Golliet. and Dave Hurd.
Those planning to attend the
Santiam High School Auditorium. Miss Clark
ment, at all levels, is, to put
robe, the new Queen thank­ questions and answers, 20
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vera Clark
it mildly, dodging the facts. banquet on the 21st are asked
ed
those who had helped her, points, and personality 30
The Board of Directors of
points. The girls were compli­
He’s just plain whistling in to return the postal cards to
and
was
sponsored
by
the
Jaycees
and
Jay-
especially Miss Karen Davis. mented on being so congenial
the dark, and certainly is not Doc Kimmel as soon as pos­ Administrative School District
ceettes.
—
The
Mill
City
Enterprise
photo.
sible, so preparations can be 129J met at Santiam High
Out-of-town judges for the all through their attendance
a trustworthy person.
School on Thursday evening,
made.
event included Adrian Wilson at the Lebanon Strawberry
Elmer Duncan of Western June 8th. First order of busi­
of Salem, co-ordinator of the Festival, the Cinderella Charm
Tax figures are rather dry
ballots, Marge Garner of Mon­ School in Salem, and while
to must of us, but they are re­ Security Bank was present ness called for opening of bids
mouth, Ginger Strawn of Stay­ purchasing their costumes for
vealing, and show that no mat­ and showed slides and talked received in response to adver­
ton, Lanny Fredricks of Sub­ their various appearances as
ter how you look at it, you on the new mobile bank in­ tisements for summer main­
limity, and Gene Kennedy of the 4th of July Court.
are paying more in one way stallation which will be open­ tenance projects and 1972-1973
Salem.
or another to support feder­ ed up in Lyons in the near supplies. Contracts were a-
The drawing for the Jaycee-
Special summer
reading
warded to the low bidders as
The Mill City Lions club will
Master of Ceremonies for the sponsored prize of a salmon
al programs. I read where a future.
classes
are
scheduled
to
begin
The mobile bank, which will follows, covering specified ma­ have one more dinner meeting,
occasion was Mike Wilson of pole and reel was won by Don
family of 4 with a $10,000 in­
| and it will be held Monday Wednesday, June 21, and will the Mill City Jaycees, who Carlson. Special thanks was
come paid an average—before be used at Lyons will be open terials and services:
Removal and replacement night at the Frontier Inn. This run through August 8.
I kept things moving right long,
recent federal tax reductions - from 1:30 to 4 p. m. Duncan
Students may report to the and furnishing the lively mu­ expressed for Grace Hutchin­
of $19.90 a week in taxes with­ stated he felt the new facility of roof at Gates Elementary meeting has been called to en-
son’s help during the show
at
the
piano
was and at rehearsals, and it was
held. But here is the sticker will be of great benefit to the School, contract awarded to able a visitation from the Mill City Grade school at the sic
McGilchrist and Sons, of Sal-1 Canby club. It appears that following times:
Grace Hutchinson (Mrs. Eldon)
This family’s social security area.
that
Brunner’s
Mrs. Twede’s students, next who played for the Proces­ mentioned
em, at $5,100.00.
| the Mill City club has their
tax has increased by $52 an­
Flowers furnished all the flow­
year
’
s
second
graders,
8:30
a.
Replacement and installation ( gavel and they want to come
sional, accompanied some of ers and corsages for the event.
nually so the family comes
of lighting on Allen Field, to-! and pick it up. Dinner will be,
next year s third , graders, the talents, and provided “fill-
out with a net loss to the tax
This year’s Junior Miss,
9:30 a. m.; next year’s fourth in” music when required, and
gether with relocation of re-1 served at 7:30.
collector of $41.60. Big deal.
Karen Davis, was thanked for
graders
10:30
a.
m.
lays,
contract
awarded
to
Bart-
Lions
are
asked
to
meet
at
finished
with
the
Recessional.
We still come out on the short
all her back-stage work, in­
Mrs. Sheythe’s and M r.
lett Electric, of Salem, at $14,-1 the cook shack in the park to
Entrance of the Princesses cluding managing the curtain,
end of the stick.
Poole
’
s
students:
next
year
’
s
and their Escorts through a
992.00.
I get it cleaned up in readiness
Gasoline requirements for1 for the July 4th breakfast. All I fifth graders 9 a. m.; next pastel archway at the top of and Eileen Clark was thanked
the 1972-1973 school year, con­ Lions are urged to attend both year’s sixth graders 10 a. m. the stairway was very effec for assisting with costumes.
Now a little on deficit spend­
The award of $25 was pre­
Arrangements may be made five, with the same motif be­
tract awarded to Atlantic Rich­
ing by the federal government.
I field Company at $0.2195 per meetings.
for the students to attend at a ing used as background for sented to Patty McClintock
In 1972 we have a projected
more convenient time after their stage appearance. Girls for hieng the top ticket-seller
gallon.
budget deficit of $38.8 billion.
for the Coronation program.
the first day of class.
Fuel oil requirements for
taking part were as follows:
This is just federal. This de­
In her closing speech, last
Gates Elementary, Mill City
Patti Babbitt, escorted by Den­
ficit is greater than the total
year
’s Queen Sonja Martin ex­
Elementary, and Santiam High
nis Budlong, sponsored by Sea
U. S. budget in 1948. In 1972 a
pressed her apperciatlon to all
Schools, contract awarded to
Scouts:
Debra
Barnhardt,
es
­
projected budget of $236 bil­
those who had made it possible
Mobil Oil Corporation at
corted by Dennis Corning, for her to have such a won­
lion is twice the $118 billion
According to a recent article |
by
Oddfellows
and
$0.1376
per
gallon.
sponsored
budget of 1938. Now do you
Rescovering of storage ware­ published in the May issue of
Rebekahs; Jackie Clark, es- derful year.
see why we are paying more
house quonset with aluminum Mechanix Illustrated, there is
corted by John Ruby, spon-
taxes each year. The govern­
roof coating, materials and ap­ relief for asthma and hay
sored by Jaycees-Jayceettes;
ment is trying to be all things
plication, contract awarded to fever sufferers. An article, first
Nancy Lalack, escorted by
DETROIT
-Some
80
people
to all people, instead of let­
Mathis Bros. Inc. of Salem, at published in September, 1961, of the Santiam Canyon honor­ Matt DeMain, sponsored by
ting the people do more
$310.00.
stated anyone with asthma I 1 ed 21 years of faithful ser­ Order of Rainbow for Girls;
for themselves, at a lot less
Other business enacted dur­ who obtains a Chihuahua and vice Sunday in paying tribute Linda Long, escorted by Gary
cost. Every time the govern­
ing the course of the evening keeps it close at all times, es­ to Forrest Holman, circulation Henness, sponsored by Lions
ment makes a study, they fid­
included rehiring of district pecially at night, is soon prac­ representative of the Oregon Club and Auxiliary; Patty Mc­
dle around for a year or two
classified personnel for the tically cured. No scientific Statesman. Among those pre­ Clintock, escorted by Alan I
and when they are through,
1972-1973 school year.
reason except the fact that sent from the Statesman were Rains, sponsored by Garden
if they did learn anything,
most
Chihuahuas have asthma , Wendell Webb, Dan Davis and Club; and Starla Neal, escort­
they fail to implement any
| Mr. and Mrs. Brazer Small of ed by Dennis Cox, sponsored
themselves.
LYONS Wednesday night
changes which improve condi­
by Junior Womans Club. Es­ the City Council granted San­
Most doctors will say they | Salem.
tions.
have heard about it and dis­ | An engraved “special recog- cort of Sonja Martin, the 1971 tiam Sanitary Service a collec­
miss the subject but others 1 nition Award,” made by Mrs. Queen, was Jim Lyness.
tion fee increase from $1.75 for
This is like the study which
Making up the 1972 Junior one can to $2.80. Each extra
have recommended the Chi- Rubin Krieger of Idanha was
has been made about housing
huihua cure as an outside pos­ presented to Holman as was Court were Jill Girod as can will be $1.55. This increase
for the migrant workers in Or­
sibility and some have said a large cake made by Mrs. Queen, and Frank Shepard as was granted for a six month
egon. That, too, was a lot of
The Mill City Jayceettes. they were amazed at the re­ Clifford Crook of Mill City. King. They were crowned by period. Several alternatives to
money down the drain. Why
Two quick thinking and fast sponsors of the July Fourth i sults. Kay Colburn brought the The cake, a frosted replica of out-going Queen Sonja Martin, the present system are being
doesen’t the state and federal
“kiddie parade,” reported this
a newspaper with his picture and presented with a bouquet tested in the area for a more
government let the farmers moving auto mechanics stu-, week that the parade will start article to The Enterprise.
dents
demonstrated
theii
,
1
(taken from newspaper) frost­ of baby roses and a kings’ economical means of collection.
provide the best housing they
at the school warehouse on the
ed into a frame, drew much scepter, respectively.
These systems will be consid­
can, and I believe the migrant knowledge and skill recently | corner of First and Fairview
Entertainment numbers Sat­ ered when the rates again
attention as did the peonies,
workers, that is the true mi­ by winning the 1972 Plymouth, streets, preceding the grand Alan E. Yankus
the honored guests corsage urday evening consisted of a are review<-d
grant, will come in to get the Trouble Shooting Contest at, parade. It will proceed down
and boutonniere courtesy of vocal solo, “Exodus,” by Miss
Elmer Duncan from the Wes­
crops harvested and then move the Hillcrest Shopping Center,’ First street and left on I Graduates from
Brunner’s Flowers, Mill City, Debbie McLain, and a dance tern Security Bank showed
on to other locations where Boise, Idaho.
Stanford
University
The Post High school classi­ Broadway to S. W. Second and
A money tree was well wrap­ number, "Manda, the Panda," slides on the mobile bank
there is work. I don’t think the
left on S. W. Fourth and fol­
More than 4,(MX) graduate ' ped with greenbacks for pre- by tiny Elisa Syverson.
that will be open the first
government knows that mi­ fication was won by Phillip low Fourth to Evergreen Street
and undergraduate degrees
Talent numbers presented week in July. Dedication of
grant means, those who come K. Guyette and Michael A. into the park where it will were awarded at Stanford’s ’ sentation to Mr. and Mrs. Hol-
’ man.
by the Princesses included: Lyons Memorial Park will be
to an area to hardest the Swaim of North Idaho College,
disband.
81st annual commencenjcnt
“Snow, floods, fire, don’t “Tribute to the American Saturday June 17. at 10 a. m.
crops. Probably if we provide Area Vocational - Technical
Parade categories are pets,
first class accomodations, School. Swaim is the son of tricycles, floats, walking units exercises in Laurence Frost stop that man from delivering Flag,” an original composition, Councilwoman Mrs. June Mc-
Amphitheater at 4 p. m. Sun-1 the Statesman, ,” ’ was the theme by Patty McClintock; A mod­ Pheeters is arranging the pro­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Swaim
of
which to my way of thinking
and bicycles. Entry fee is 10c day. June 11.
of the testimonial conversa- ern ballet number by Linda gram and the public is invited
are out of line, we can keep Gates.
Commencement speaker was tion.
Their victory over teams re­ and there will be signs mark­
Long; Pantomime of “Miss » . to attend.
all these people forever. They
ing
each
category
at
the
begin
­
James Reston, vice-president
Bids will be invited to In­
Hosting the event were Mrs Universe, Miss U. S. A. Inter­
will harvest the crops, then presenting other schools in the ning of the parade.
of The New York Times.
Leon Lyon, Mrs. Len Davis, view,” by Debra Barnhardt;! astali a 12-inch drain tile on
go on relief until the next crop area wins them all-expense
Children and parents are
Following his address to the Mrs. Rubin Krieger, all of Cowboy Routine to Cade’s 20th street. Several other
comes along. Don’t get me trip to Los Angeles, where asked to be behind the suitable
graduates, President Richard Idanha, Mrs. Walter Dewhurst, County, by Nancy I^alack;! streets will be repaired. Build,
June
19-21
they
will
compete
wrong. People who harvest our
category for each child by
ing permits were approved for
crops are human beings. Most with more than 100 other 11:30 a. m. for judging purpos­ W. Lyman adjourned the cere- I Mill City, Mrs. Earl Layman,
monies to other locations on I Mrs. Anne Fagan, Mrs. Mabel
teams
from
all
parjs
of
the
U.
two homes in the River road
of them are good honest work­
es. Those arriving after 11:30 the campus, where individual
area, for Walter O. OBrien and
ers, and they are the ones S. in the National Trouble a. m. will not be eligible for ceremonies were held for pro­ Poncia, Mrs. Irene Paullin, Park To
Be
I Wesley Walters.
Mrs. Paul Knapp and Mrs.
who have chosen this way of Shooting Finals.
judging.
Swaim is pictured above.
fessional schools and other de­ Harold Champion, Assisting
life. Leave them alone, they
Dedicated Saturday
partments of the University.
were Mrs. June Williamson
will probably be better off in
Among those receiving a and Mrs. Ralph Edminister,
the long run. The way things
LYONS- Dedication of the Fleetwood Receives
Bachelor of Arts degree in all of Detroit.
are going now, row crops in Legion May Have
Lyons
Memorial park will be I
English was Allen E Yankus
Oregon are going out, because
held
Saturday,
June 17, at 10 ROTC Award
of Mill City.
it costs too much to raise and Dunk Tank July 4+h
a. m. with the public Invited.
Cadet Sergeant First Class
Honor Society Has
harvest them.
A short talk will be given by
The new Scottish Rite Tem­
The Mill City-Gates Ameri­
Willard F. Fleetwood, son of
Mayor
Dennis
Clipfell
and
the
Oh. well, I suppose if we can Legion Post held a special ple in Salem will be dedicated Leslie LaMunyan
Two New Members
plaque will be presented by Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fleet­
were not trying to improve our meeting Monday evening, July Saturday, June 17 at 8 p. m Graduates From Biola i The National Honor Society Mr. and Mrs. Ben Little of wood of Mill City, was recent­
A
banquet
will
be
served
in
ly presented the National So­
country we’d soon drift into 12, at 15 Parkside Drive. There the agriculture hall at the
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7’.at Santiam High Corvallis.
Leslie Fay LaMunyan,
dau-j ’ Chapter
were eight members present.
journers Award in Army
”
There
will
be
refreshments.
ghter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Les
La
'
School
is
richer
by
two
new
V.
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decay. But sometimes I wish
Plans were discussed for State Fairgrounds for Scot­
Oregon
at
ROTC
ceremonies
The
land
for
the
park
was
do
­
,
Gloria
Poole
and
the government would just participation in the July 4th tish Rite members, their wives Munyan, Mill City, has receiv members,
nated by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard State University.
ed a bachelor of music degree. Gary Henness.
take care of the law enforce­ activities. It was decided that and special guests at 5:30.
The award goes to an out-
Lyons of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
in
music
education
from
Biola
I
These
two
students
were
not
This will not be open to the
standing sophomore cadet con­
ment, and let the local people the Legion would have the
Ben
Little
of
Alsea
and
Mr
College,
La
Mirada.
Calif.
1
inducted
in
the
May
ceremony,
“dunk tank” in the Park if it public due to the large crowd
live their own lives without is still available. Also, plans expected. On Sunday, June
Biola, a Christian college of but are actively included in and Mrs Clifford Christensen tributing the most to encour­
age and demonstrate Amiri
all the regulation. There is are for Commander Charles 18, the temple will be open to arts ano sciences located 20 the local society, and will go of Corvallis in honor of their canism within the Corps of
parents,
Richard
and
Ella
miles
south
of
Los
Angeles,
j
through
the
ceremony
next
no freedom in excessive regu­ Barney to ride in the parade those interested from 1 to 5
Cadets.
Lyons.
graduated 188 students.
i year.
‘ with World War I Veterans.
p. m.
lation.
Bj Don Moffatt
By
! |
Bids Let for
Lions To Meet
Monday Night
Special Readinc
Casses Schedued
Asthma Cured by
Chihuahuas??
Forrest Holman
Honored Sunday
Lyons Council
Grants Garbage
Fee Increase
Troubleshooting
Kiddie Parade
Contest At School
Route Is Set