The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, April 26, 1973, Page 4, Image 4

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    s
i Harrison and Sharron’s par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin We-
ger. It was a double celebra­
tion witn the other event ue-
Betty Kelle
DETROIT — According to
ing the sixth birthday of
Ray Stose, statesman outdoor
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Kathy Harrison.
editor,
hatchery
iaisea
trout
Walt and Toni Thomas and
and
three sons of Portland
! DETROIT — The Deanha
were weekend visitors at his Chris attended the Easter
Parent Teachers Club will hold are extremely important to
parents, Harold and Mary Wil­ breakfast held in Mill City be-
their regular meeting of the the sport fishery. He says,
month Thursday, April 26, at “with angling pressure as
son. They all took a drive up fore going to Salem for church
high as it is today, no body of
the canyon to Detroit and services. From there they went
DETROIT — April 30, 1973, 7:30 Pm- in the Srade school water could support and raise
> were very amazed to see how to Trout Lake and visited
the Idanha Post Office, will, library.
enough fish to provide the ac­
| low the water was behind the I Laurence McCussen. They re­
honor “Postal People Day”. | In a candlelight ceremony, tion as we know it today. Many
dam. Rory Wilsons 12th birth- turned by way of Underwood
Postmaster General E L. Kias ' new officers of the club will be bodies of water such as De­
i day fell this weekend and it, where they visited Toni’s sis-
sen has indicated that this day installed by Mrs. Barbara troit reservoir are not rich
* was celebrated with the tra- ter, Mrs. Fred Frazier,
be set aside as a time to recog­ Whiteley and Henry Hiebert. enough in food life to handle
ditional cake and ice cream.
__ _.._2
_
~
Clare
and --
Margaret
Rush
nize the thousands of postal The high school chorus will any more than a put-and-take
Sunday afternoon the Wilson’s were hosts for Easter dinner
people, who are meeting the present several song selections type fishery. Hold over from
son-in-law and daughter, Don jor j^r ancj Mrs. Lyle Rush,
challange of the postal service ’ and refreshments will be serv- one season to the next in that
and Helen Carey of Stayton j^athy and Brian, Liz Wright,
|
ed
by
high
school
room
I
today.
and similar waters is not great,
stopped by.
| j Allen Sommers and Mr. and
he says.
The Idanha Post Office will mothers.
together
for
Sun
Mrs Kent Dunnegan.
Gathered
Officers
to
be
installed
are
mark the occasion with special
According to his report, the
day dinner at my house were | BurJ Cole’ o s birthday fell on
first-day-of-issue observances, Mrs. Lloyd Ketchum, Jr. presi­ season ahead of the Oregon
my parents, Hollis and Cather-' Ea"“*r‘ Sunday this year and
simultaneous with other cere­ dent; Mrs. Douglas Ableman, Game Commission has sched­
ine Turnidge, son-in-law and what could have been a nicer
vice-president;
Mrs.
Robert
monies to be held in Washing­
uled the release of 2*6 million
daughter, Skip, Kathy, Rhon birthday present than having
ton by Postmaster General E Guerin, secretary; and Mrs. legal size trout from its
da, Andrea and Michel Mead­ all three sons and their fam­
T. Klassen. Ten new postal1 Norman Nightengale, treasur- hatcheries. The bulk of that
er, son Louis, Darlene and ilies for
, the _ day. __
Mr. ___
and ____
Mrs.
people stamps will be placed er.
tally will be released before
Terry, Jack and Hazel Shew- “‘"jth'ree child-
on sale here in conjunction
the April 28 opening of the
make and Lou Kelle.
ren of Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
with the local observance.
trout season. And better than
Dorothy Newberg, chairman Thurlo Cole and three children
The postal peoples day pro­ School Activities
half of that tally will be dump­
of the home extension baked of Albany and Burnett Cole of
gram will begin at 11:00 a.m.,
ed into streams, lakes and im­
food, white elephant, and plant Mehama were all there for
Monday, at the Idanha Post Of­ Listed For Week
poundments in the region be­
activi-
DETROIT
—
School
sale
that was hecently held at dinner.
fice. An opening welcome will
tween the Cascade summit
the community clubhouse says
be given by Postmaster Quincy ties include a baseball game at west to the coastline in
it wouldn’t have been near as
E. Smith. An invocation will be Mohawk Friday, April 27, at northwestern portion of
successful without the help of
presented by Rev. Johnson, 1:30 p.m. Then on Monday, state.
her committee, Sharron Har­
followed by the national an­ April 30, Detroit will host Scio
Priorities on amounts
rison, and Shirley Swaim, plus
them. Introduction of honored at 4:00 p.m.
fish to be stocked are based on
Other activities included a popularity of certain waters
all those who brought things
guest and a short history of
for the sale and the many J
postal service week, will be field trip of the Sutoe class to I and abilities to hold large
people attending the sale from
givn by Postmaster Quincy E. Portland on Wednesday. A numbers of anglers.
track meet at Alsea Tuesday | For instance, large waters,
both Gates and Mill City.
Smith.
Dave and Carmen Barnhardt
The public is encouraged to (this week) and a track meet > usable by both bank and boat
had Easter dinner at their
attend, as a token of support at OSSD this Friday.
anglers, got the largest num­
On Saturday the annual jun­ ber of fish. Heavy plants are
home with Carmen’s mother.
of postal people throughout the
ior-senior banquet will be held scheduled for North Fork Re­
Edna Stafford, joining them.
country.
Daughter Melody brought her
Following the opening serv­ at the 12th Street Kings Table, servoir, Detroit Reservoir and
roommate Barb Sitts home
Clear Lake. Also scheduled
ice, the American Legion Aux. Salem.
with her for the holiday.
for planting are the upper Wil­
will serve refreshments, in
Monday, Lola Henness and
conjunction with a tour of the With Care” will be presented lamette, McKenzie, Santiam
Marian Klecker of Stayton
in the high school gym, at a | and Clackamas Rivers, accord­
Idanha Post Office.
! went to Waldport visiting all
ing to Stose.
A film entitled “Repair later date.
the antique shops they could
I find along the way.
| Easter morning Eda Staf-1
’s grandson and wife, Lee
The annual Easter egg hunt sponsored this year ford
and LaDonna Stafford, picked
by various organizations was well attended according
The budget for City of Mill City for the fi-cal year 1973-1974, beginning July 1, 1973 as to Diane Moore, chairman. Winners in the various age her up and took her to Lyons
detailed and summarized in the accompanying schedules was prepared on an accounting basis groups were: One year ad—Doug Smith the golden egg with them to attend church
services.
consistent with that used in prior years. Maj r changes, if any, and their effects on this
Insurance on your car. home.
Mabel Knutson celebrated buaineaa.
health, life and
budget are set forth in an accompanying stat -ment. A copy of the budget document may be and Kimberlee Kenline, found the most eggs; two und
three
year
o2ds
—
Randy
Syverson,
the
golden
egg,
her
birthday
on
Saturday
with
everything
else you value.
'
inspected or obtained between the hours of 10 00-12:00 a.m. and 1:00-3:00 p.m. at City Hall. A
meeting of the City Council will be held May 10, 1973 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall, Mill City, Darrin Tuers, Michael Spier and Chris Brown for most Ollie and Phyllis Muise bring-
Oregon for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this budget. Any person may appear eggs found; four-five year group—Barbie Mehurin, I ing a birthday cake for the oc-
, golden egg and Robbie Davidson the most eggs; six- ' casion.
to discuss the budget, or any part of it.
I seven year group—Stephanie Sanders, the golden egg I Ken and Sharron Harrison
land Michael Davidson found the most; eght-ten year and three children went to
CLYDE W. BATE. Mayor
Brownsville for Easter dinner
; group—Denise Owens, the golden egg and Randy Short, I at
Chrmn. of Governing Body)
the home of Sharron’s sis­
I the most eggs. — Photos by Stan Odgen
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Mill City, Oregon
Pat Fitzmorris. Also there
Marion-Linn
Mill City
Detroit
Womans
Club
were
mother, Velma Ph. 897-2413 or 897-2754
(County)
“ (City
4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thunutay, April 26, 1973 Hatchery Raised
Idanha Post Office
Will Honor Postal
People Day
Meeti„9
Trout
Important to Fishing
Easter Egg Hunt Well Attended
Smile,
you’re with
Safeco.
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
Jerry Pittam
Insurance
Trout Season
To Install Officers
— Marion Forks
Opens Sat.. April 28 Inn DETROIT
will be the setting May 2,
Levy Within 6% Limitation .... ..................
Levy Outside 6% Limitation .......................
Levy Outside 6% Limitation (Serial Levy)
Not Subject to Limitation............................
Total Proposed Levy ...................................
Total Budget All Funds ..............................
Total Tax Levy to be Certif’ed to the
Assessor on Form LB-50
DETROIT — Oregon’s gen- at 7:30 p.m. for installation
Last Year
This Year
Next
•ext Year era] trout season will open Sa- ceremonies of the officers of
$11,337.00
17,486.00
$12.017.22
25,368.78
»•
BOYSEN
r
’*1
$12.738.25 turday, April 28, and as usual, Detroit Womans Civic Club.
16,502.25 hordes of fishermen are ex­
Hostesses for the evening
will be Mrs. Dorothy Johnson
pected to visit the area.
Detroit reservoir is always and Mrs. Laura Abrams. All
$37,386.00
$29,240.50 popular, and productive, when past presidents will be present­
ACRYLIC VINYL
$92,713.00
$154,626.50 ! trout season begins. The water ed with a corsage.
Officers
to
be
installed
are:
level may be down enough
EXTERIOR FLAT
TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS
when the season opens to make Mrs. Joe Lichlyter, president;
(VI-KO)
seme of the boat ramps unus­ Mrs. Robert Guerin, vice-presi­
Outstanding July 1
This Year (Actual)
Next Year (Esti.) able, but the ramp at Mongold dent; Mrs. Robert Feyerherm,
VI-KO LATC>
Bonds .................
HOUSF »A.W
is always available, no matter secretary; and Mrs. Norman
$7.000.00
$6.000.00
Tough, weather resistant ¿eating
Thomasson,
treasurer.
Total Indebtedness
what the water level is, be­
$7,000.00
$6,000.00
“2*
Superior color retention
Refreshments
will
be
serv
­
cause of a road that led down
No cracking, fading or peeling
Reg
ed.
into
the
now
submerged
town
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET
Now:
S8.95
A
number
of
club
members
site of Mongold.
GENERAL FUND OR PROGRAM
Gallon 2 Gallons
plan
to
attend
the
annual
There is aiways some debris
Last Year
This Year
Next Year
(Custom Mixed
For
floating on the water early in spring meeting of the Marion
Total Personal Services
Colors Slightly
County Federation of Womans
the
season
so
boats
will
have
(Includes all Payroll Costs) ...........
$33,992.00
$28.135.50
PREMIUM DREEM
Higher)
Clubs April 30, in Salem.
Total Materials and Services ...................
30,206.00
39,005.00 to exercise caution about high
LATEX FLAT
speed
out
on
the
lake.
Detroit
Total Requirements (Including Transfers)
64,198.00
67.140.50
• High hiding, velvet, flat finish
Lake
State
Park
has
been
open
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied
26,812.00
47.278.50
• Excellent washability
Ad Valorem Tax Reauired to Balance ......
37 386.00
• Superior adhesion and superb
29.240.50 I to use since the 13th of this
month.
It
does
have
a
reserva-
I
color retention
Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied ........
37,386.00
29.240.50
12,738.25 I t^^tem.
Levy Within 6% Limitation ..................... .
12.017.22
Reg. $7.95 Gallon
Levy Outside 6% Limitation .....................
$25,368.78
$16,502.25 i Detroit reservoir is one of
those man-made lakes where
By Boots Champion
Now:
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
bank fishing is available.
The Lake Lounge was the
2 Gallons
STATE TAX STREET FUND OR PROGRAM
________
According to Ray Stose, setting Saturday night for a
For
Last Year
Next Year I “Statesman” outdoor editor, surprise birthday party honor­
Th’s Year
(Some Custom Mliod Colon Slightly Higher)
Total Materials and Services
.$14.394 73
$26,700.00 (he best spots for bank anglers ing Mrs. Ray Marsh on her
$22.615.00
Total Budget Requirements
. 14,394.73
26.700.00 early in the season is along birthday anniversary. Cutting
22.615.00
Total Budget Resources .....
.$14,394.73
$26.700.00 ,he banks of the Santiam and the cake was Mrs. Cecil (Ann)
$22.615.00
S ADDITIONAL
, Breittenbush arms of the lake Worden. Irene Stout served the
EQUIPMENT PURCHASE FUND
which are easily reachable by guests,
SAVINGS ON
OR PROGRAM
plant trucks of
, " was a sunny day and
— the
__ Oregon
__ . Friday
Last Year
This Year
Next Year Game Commission. Stose says, Mrs. Glenn Reinke’s first grade
Plasolux
Total Capital Outlay ..........
.5 3.250.07
$ 2,500.00
$ 6,000 00 “for bank anglers the best class was out in force in the
Acrylic
Latex Enamelized
Total Budget Requirements
. 3.250.07
2,500.00
6,000.00 bait is cheese eggs. Trollers do afternoon gathering up litter
House Paint
Total Budget Resources ....
.$ 3,250.07
$ 2,500.00
$ 6,000.00 best with large spinners, a from city streets. Needless to
Rustic Hole
long leader, a lure as a teaser, say, it was a job well done, and
CENTRAL SEWER D’STRICT FUND
Knobby Wobbler, or Fire Plug we can well be proud of them.
Alykid Marine House Paint
OR PROGRAM
A May-Day Festival is slat-1 4 NYLON
Last Year
This Year
Next Year in a small size with a bit of
Porch
and Deck Enamel
worm on the hook. Spinners ed for May 1, at 7:30 p.m. in [ BRUSH
Total Materials and Service .
.$ 497.00
$ 300.00
$ 300.00 with
new
prism-lite
finish
the
grade
school
gym
under
|
• Special
Total All Other Requirements
Premium Dreem
1.431.25
3,100.00
3,100.00 have a lot of extra punch for thp
Mrc Peggy 1 Boysen offer
the HirPC'tinn
direction nf
of Mrs.
Total Budget Requirements .
Semigloss Enamels
1.928.25
3,400.00
3,400.00 attracting trout, he says.
Zeller. Participating in the during 10 Sale
Total Budget Resources .........
4 1,928.25
$ 3,400.00
$ 3,400.00
In the Willamette Valley program will be students from
NOWI
most streams large enough to the kindergarten through the
CIRCLE SEWER FUND OR PROGRAM
I>ast Year
This Year
Next Year wet a line should produce eighth grade.
Total Materials and Services
$ 1,008.00 trout for the opening. West
Total Budget Requirements
1,008.001 side streams will be the most American Legion Aux
Total Budget Resources ......
$ 1,008.00 productive during the early
Refi. $3.95
part of the season. Cascade Officers Elected
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT FUND
streams are low, clear, and I DETROIT — At a recent
OR PROGRAM
cold, a combination which will meeting of the American Le­
Last Year
This Year
SALE ENDS MAY 28th
Next Year slow angler success.
gion Auxiliary, Idanha Unit
Total Personnel Services
£141,
the
following
officers
(Includes all Payroll Costs
4 2,250.07
$ 6,600 00
were elected for the coming
Total Budget Requirements
2,250.07
6,600 00 Postal Week to be
year:
Total Budget Resources _____
....$ 2,250.07
$ 6,600.00 Observed at Detroit
Ada Tompkins, president;
DETROIT — In observance1 Opal Leming, first vice-presi­
CONTRIBUTION TO PARK FUND
of “Postal Week’’, April 30 toL_
.............................
dent;
Theo Houck, secretary;
OR PROGRAM
Last Year
This Year
Next Year May 5, cake and coffee will be Reba Snyder, treasurer; Edith
Total Capital Outlay ..........
chaplain;
Carrie
$ 600.00 served at Detroit Post Office Bittner,
Total Budget Requirements
on Monday, April 30.
Storey, sergeant-at-arms.
600.00
Total Budget Resources __
A new set of ten and eight-! Opal Leming is retiring
$ 600.00
cent stamps honoring postal president.
REVENUE SHARING FUND OR PROGRAM people will go on sale on that I
Last Year
This Year
Next Year date.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tanner
Total Personnel Services
There
will
also
be
a
limited
of
Los Angeles are houseguests
(Includes all Payroll Costs)
$ 9,378.50 ! quantity of souvenier enve- this week at the home of Mr.
kelly lumber SALB«
Total Materials and Services ..
33,799.50 lepes given away (free) while and Mrs. Bill Beyer. Most of
* I L L
CITY.
O It E (B O N
Total Budget Requirements .....
$43,178.00
.
they
last.
their time has
been spent
Total Budget Resources _______
$43,178.00 I Everyone is welcome.
sightseeing with their hosts.
Phone 897-2610
1C Sole
I
DETROIT
IDANHA
I