The Mill City Enterprise
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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY. OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1973
It Ain’t
All Roses
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July Fourth Princess Chosen
Awards Banquet
Tonight (Thurs.)
(by George Long)
$4.50 a YEAR — 10c a Copy
Santiam High School will
have their Annual Athletic
Banquet in the Student
Commons, Thursday, May 3,
at 6:30 p.m. Dave Wilcox
will be the guest speaker.
He has played pro ball for
five years and has played
with the San Francisco
49er's.
All parents of athletes,
cheerleaders, and Wolver-
ettes will be welcome. Tur­
key dinner is the menu at
$2.00 per person.
Band ConcertLocal Post Office ¡ Princess
To Distribute
Scheduled Food Stamps
For Tuesday
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The steering committee met
Many well-intentioned law-1
The U. S. Post Office will at the home of Rod Pfoertner
makers and others have sought |
expand their food stamp dis- and Mrs.
Margaret Snow.
to impose confiscatory gun j
tribution in the Marion County Many July Fourth activities
control measures on all law-
The Mill City Elementary branches effective May 1. New were discussed.
abiding citizens in the belief
School
will present its annual locations where food stamp
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wilson,
that such measures would auto­
Spring
Concert at 8:00 p.m., recipients can purchase their chairmen of the queen coro­
matically solve the problem of
on Tuesday evening. May 8, in stamps will include post offices nation, announced that two
violent crimes. Such measures
the Santiam High School audi­ in Aurora, Donald, Hubbard, princesses have been chosen
would not solve the problem.
torium,
There will be no ad- Jefferson, Mill City, Mt. Angel, thus far: Miss Jacki Wilson
But the worst part of this pre­
Silverton, Stayton, Turner and will represent the I.O.O.F. and
mission
charge,
occupation with gun controls
Woodburn.
advanced
The
elementary
Santiam Rebekah Lodge; Miss
is that it diverts attention
Marion County went to a Lori Hildebrandt has been
school
band
is
directed
by
from the real factors involved
Santiam’s district music super­ post office issuance of food named as a candidate by the
in effective crime prevention.
visor,
Spence Hillesland. Jun­ stamps on March 1 of this year. Mill City
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Junior
Women’s
The FBI has listed factors af­
ior
high
students form this The initial purchase locations Club.
fecting crime rates in its pub­
All entries must be turned
42-piece band. Varied selec­ were in Salem and Brooks. Lo­
lication, “Uniform Crime Re-|
tions, ranging from Bach to cal post office officials indicate in to Mrs. Frank Stromquist
ports”. They include such
that the transition to post of­ oi Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wilson
rock, will be presented.
things as density and size of a
The elementary chorus, di­ fice issuance has been succes­ by May 12 to be eligible for
community’s population and
rected by Herb Bastuscheck, sful and that expanded loca­ competition.
the metropolitan area of which
will be accompanied at the tions will aid the elderly, dis­
The Fourth of July corona­
it is a part; composition of the I
abled and those who lack tion will be held at the San­
piano
by
Miss
Alice
Smith.
population with reference to,
Miss Jackie Wison, a sophomore at
If you have not dropped This group is composed mostly transportation.
tiam High School Auditorium
age, sex and race; economic
Santiam High School, has been chosen by
your community survey in a of beginning chorus students
Food stamps are available
June 15. The princesses
status and mores of the popula­
“survey” box or had it picked from the 6th grade, assisted by Monday through Friday, ex­ on
the I.O.O.F. and Rebekah Lodges as their
will
again be in charge of their
tion; education, recreational
up by a volunteer, please drop a few junior high students. cept federal holidays, between
princess for the July Fourth celebration.
own
ticket sales. A cash award
religious
character-
and
the completed survey ques­ They will present an assort­ 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. The
Miss Wilson’s school activities include Pep
will be given to the girl who
a n d
strength
o f |
is tics
tionnaire
in
a
marked
“
sur
­
c ub and G.A.A. She is also active in
ment of popular, folk, and post office locations are for is­ succeeds in selling the most
the police force. There are
vey” box at one of the follow­ serious
suance only. Certification for tickets. Two door prizes will be
Rainbow
and
will
be
installed
as
Worthy
songs.
many other things listed, but
ing locations by Friday, May
eligibility is handled at the given away to ticket holders
This
program
will
afford
an
Advisor
of
Marilyn
Assembly
No.
60
on
nowhere is their mention in
4: Circle K, Mill City Phar­ opportunity
for
parents, Food Stamp Center, 4480 River at the coronation. These will
May 20. Jackie is the daughter of Mr. and
the FBI crime factor list of the
macy, Shoe Repair, Girod’s lriends, and the entire com­ Road N. in Salem. An addition­
be on display before the event
Mrs. Robert Wilson of Mill City.
impact of firearms controls on
Hilltop or The Hedge Toad.
munity to spend an enjoyable al certification center that The place of display will be
—The Mill City Enterprise Photo
crime. There is good reason for
----- School Election May 7---- hour as well as to show sup­ would be located in Woodburn announced at a later date.
this. The causes of crime and
port to these fine young peo- is presently under considera- I Mrs. Rich Moore reported
its control are too complex to
pie.
tion.
on questionnaires which had
respond to such a simplistic
been passed out to high school
cure.
students regarding the Fourth
It is time for a new look and
of July Dance. The steering
a fresh approach to crime con­
committee voted to change the
trol. Many of the most intract­
date of the annual dance
able problems of crime con­
I from July Fourth to July Third
trol have social, cultural, edu­
I as a result of student prefer­
cational and economic roots, i
Electric power supplies will
ences. The July Third dance
Trial and punishment for crim­
i be sufficient to meet PP&L I The Santiam girls’ track
Linn County Administrative i for an increase of 2% over the
inal action should be sure and
| customer requirements during team^won“thZir first'meet"o*f ' School District 129-J will hold current years operating ex­ will be the official Queen’s
Dance, thus elimin­
reasonably swift. Particular
the spring and summer months, the season, over jefferson 54- its annual budget election on penses, or a total increase of Coronation
ating the one held immediate­
penalties should be attached to |
Monday, May 7, from 8:00 a.m. $17,071. Linn County Admin­ ly after the queen selection.
the 10Cal utlUty 52 at Mill City, April 27.
use of a firearm in the com- '
I said today.
■ until 8:00 p.m. at Santiam High istrative School District 129-J A street dance and disc jocky
I
A
grant
of
$1,000
from
the
Santiam
got
six
out
of
13
mission of a crime. Too many '
PP&L issued the state­
' Durante Children’s ment because the region has first places, and three out of School. Local patrons will elect has had an increase in student have been mentioned as fur­
serious and repeated offenders
a school board member at this population of over seven per­ ther possibilities. These ideas
roam the streets. Free on ball Fund of the Fraternal Order experienced sparse winter 11 second places.
1 time as well as voting on the cent this current year.
of
Eagles
has
been
presented
to
be researched and report­
pending trial or after serving
rainfall and inadequate moun- | Lori Hildebrandt won the budget. Bob Levon is running
The priamry reason for the will
ed on at a later date.
minimum sentences, they are the following: Benton Assn, for tain snowpack with a result- 100 meter hurdles at 18.0 to unopposed from
zone two two percent increase in budget
Mrs. Stromquist asked that
at liberty to strike again — Retarded Children.
ing hydroelectric shortage for remain undefeated
for the which is on the Linn County operational expenditures for
all interested persons or
The fund, named in honor of the Bonneville Power Admin- year-
and they often do. There are
I side of the river starting from the forthcoming school year of
I Cheryle Lawrence got two Rock Creek and running east $17,071 is due to the continual­ groups contact her immediate­
many steps which can be taken the famed commedian, a life­ istration.
ly about purchasing $3.00 per­
first
places
and
one
second
member
of
the
Eagles,
has
to control crime, but taking
Pacific officials termed the
ly rising cost of supplies, a new mits
to the end of the district.
for the Tailgate Sale,
guns away from the law-abid- been established to help energy situation tight and add­ place. Cheryle won the shot
The polling place will be at textbook adoption in social Those who participated last
ing citizen isn’t one of them, schools, hospitals, clinics and ed that a long, hot, dry sum­ with a put of 29’ 1%” and the Santiam
High-School’for ali studies for grades 1-8, which
Those who say it is are like other institutions that care for mer would make the energy javelin with a toss of 88’ 11%’’. residents of School District *s required by the state depart- year were well pleased with
ostriches sticking their heads retarded and handicapped situation more difficult for the She picked up a second place 129-J for both Marion and Linn rnent of education, salaries, and the results. Contact Mrs. Lou-
ann Goffin if interested in dis­
in the sand to avoid confront­ youngsters. The fund is main- region, To meet a possible ir. the discus with a toss of 59’. County.
a reduction in receipts of
articles in the hobby
The high scorers for San­
ing the more difficult or tained by voluntary money­ summer deficit, PP&L expects
| Public Law 874 monies of at playing
raising activities
in Eagle to import power from its own tiam were Cheryle Lawrence
The budget this year calls least 50% or about $20,000 for show.
frightening aspects of life.
,----- School Election May 7----
Aeries and Auxiliaries.
resources in Wyoming. “Fur­ with 13 points and Lori Hilde­
the next school year.
If the value of the dollar
Selection of the above-nam­ ther supplies can be purchased brandt with 10% points.
If anyone has any questions
doesn’t stop dropping and the ed to receive the grant was from a number of resources, in­ The winners and their events
concerning next years budget,
cost of merchandise doesn’t made by the state aerie of- cluding thermal generated were: 100 H—Hildebrandt (S)
please call the superintendent’s
stop rising we may be forced ficers of Oregon. It was the power from British Columbia 18.0; 440 relay (S) 57.6; javelin I
office at Santiam High School.
to carry merchandise to buy 16th such grant to be made and California,” officials add­ —Cheryle Lawrence (S) 88’;
The number is 897-2311.
ll’/a”; 880 — L. Lawrence (S)
money.
from the Jimmy Durante ed.
¡chool Election May 7
The utility urged its custo­ 3:19.1; 100—Hart (S) 12.9; 440
Children’s Fund in Oregon.
—Davidson (S) 1.16.2; 220—
mers
to
practice
the
wise
and
To
date,
over
850
different
The Mill City Council met at
The cry is education! Edu­
Hart (S) 30.2; LJ — Casario
DETROIT — Voters are be­
cation! We must have more individual grants have now efficient use of electricity dur­ (S) 4’ 5”; mile — Richard (S) a special meeting Friday, April
ing reminded that the annual
buildings, classrooms, teachers been made to children helping ing the critical months ahead. 6:46.6; Discus — McDaniel (S) 27, at 10:30 a.m. to hear from
school election is slated for
and
escalators. Everybody, establishments in the United ----- School Election May 7---- 69%; shot — C. Lawrence (S) I about 14 citizens, who were
May 7. Polls will be open from
representing the majority of
must be educated! Hardly I States and Canada.
29’ 1%”; 880 Medly—(S) 2:14.3. the residents involved.
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
anybody asks, “educated for I----- School Election May 7-----
Voters in the Upper North
After listening to the resi­
wtiat?” Educated for broad­
----- School Election May 7-----
Santiam Canyon will cast their
dents of the proposed area for
mindedness? The great issue |<Janha Couple
The McCall Tax Plan was votes at the grade school li­
of our time is not education
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(Detroit Dam-Weather annexation, the council made
defeated
by a three to two brary.
a
motion
to
withdraw
the
pro
­
versus ignorance. Some of the r-i
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Max. Min. Elev. Pep
Detroit school district’s pro­
statewide
count in Tuesdays
posal
from
annexation
at
the
most educated people in the ' e
Pool
posed budget for 1973-74 is
special
election.
Polk-Marion
Boundary
Board
world are the most wicked. ■ ________
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An
Idanha
DETROIT
Local citizens defeated the $343,233, $32,023 higher than
Apr. 25 60 39 1524.83 0.00 which is to be heard on May
Empty bellies are not, per se, ■ coupte’filed a $131’,200 lawsuit
The Marion County Board Apr. 26 69 40 1526.22 0.00 3.
proposal
with 486 NO votes the current budget. The pro­
the cause of communism nor Wednesday of last week in of Commissioners took the
posed tax levy is $237,058, for
The mayor told the residents and 216 YES votes.
cf wars. Germany started two Farion County Circuit Court first step today in acquiring Apr. 27 69 44 1527.25 0.00
Linn County
had 6,917 i an estimated tax rate of $24.38
wars on a full belly. The com- agajns^ Stuckart Lumber Co., the Senator Hotel on the block Apr. 28 55 33 1528.28 0.00 that the city recorder would
munists and fellow -travelera m : vvhose property adjoins theirs. adjacent to the Marion County Apr. 29 55 33 1529.12 0.00 send a letter to that effect in YES votes and 11,532 NO I per $1,000 tcv. The current tax
Apr. 30 56 36 1529.90 0.00 the afternoon mail to the and Marion County 20,095 levy is $217,951, for a tax rate
America,
and At
throughout
the
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. - | Rubin and Margaret Krieger
world, are mostly full-bellied. claimed that since the spring Courthouse. This property will May 1 63 35 1530.60 0.00 boundary board. The meeting YES and 23,727 against the of $21.78.
Clerk Ruth Beller said the
plan.
Full bellies and education, as of 1965, the company has be developed as office space Total Pep. for week ...... .0.00 closed at 11:40 a.m.
budget increase is mainly due
such, are not bulwarks for or trespassed on their property for county administrative de­
to 5%% salary increase for
against freedom or morality. by dumping and piling rock, partments. A resolution of | I
Junior
-
Senior
Prom
Court
public
necessity
signed
today
teachers and in increase in flx-
The struggle for the world is sawdust, logs,
lumber and
;ed charges. Also, on the May
not based on hunger versus other debris and removing by the board is the initial step
in arranging for the purchase
7 ballot is a four-year term on
plenty, ignorance versus edu­ timber and vegetation.
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of
the
property.
the school board. Incumbent
cation, totalitarianism versus . -phe actjvjty has polluted and
Pat McCarthy, chairman of
Lee Boeckstiegel is running for
democramy. The war 1 for
— the
— i blocked a stream on the Krie-
the Marion County Board of
re-election, unopposed.
world is between good and I gers property,
the lawsuit Commissioners, stated “this
,
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School Election May 7-----
evil.
I maintained.
resolution is a positive indi­
. | The couple has requested
Somebody was ! sP_eak._j that the firm remove the ma­ cation of the board’s concern
about taxes the other day and terial and restore the land to that the services now provided
how extremely high they are its original condition, but the by Marion County retain the
when the Old Timer said he company has not, the suit al­ high efficiency level and is a
could remember when he was leges. Also named defendant specific committment to keep
Marion County administrative
only his brother’s keeper. Now was Robert M. Stuckart.
functions in downtown Salem
he says he’s his Uncle’s keep­
----- School Election May 7----- close to the courthouse where
er, too.
| DETROIT — Friday, April
they belong.”
27, Sferino (Dino) Gonzalez
----- School Election May 7---- Health Nurse To Be In
A program for managing the
I was presented a Certificate of
property and converting some
Merit, a Special Achievement
of the space to offices is under
Detroit Area May 4
i Award and a $300 cash award
study at this time.
j by Ranger Lee Boeckstiegel
Immunizations and health ----- School Election May 7-----
, for having put forth consider­
counseling will be available at
able effort in recruiting Mexi­
Mill City Weather
Detroit High School on Fri­
can-American employees for
day, May 4, 1973 from 11:00 Compiled by Rod Pfoertner
the Detroit Ranger District and
It was announced this week a m. to 12:00 noon.
Max. Min. Pep
his willingness to look for ways
that there will be no school
This service will be provided . April
.. 25
38 0.00
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to help the community as well
Wednesday, May 9.
by a public health nurse from April 26
72 42 0 00
as the forest service.
Gates Primary, Mill City Marion County Health Depart- • April 27
...61 47 0.00
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Gabriel,
and ____
prin- 1 Gonzalez is presently serving
Francis Hamilton was named ‘Pron. . .ui hi r escort, Kim
Elementary and Santiam High ment. No appointments are April 28
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32 0.00
Long,
escort
Gary
Henness
"n J,?168,1 ,uP®fvls°r> Zane G.
Queen
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at
the
1973
junior-s<
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CI.S
Linda.
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School will all be closed to en­ needed for immunizations or April 29
62 34 0.00
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Smith, Jr.’s Equal Employ­
able the teachers to attend health counseling. Parents,
F
¡ April 30
68 36 0.00 at the High School Student Commons and princess Cindy No’son and escort ment Opportunity Advisory
“in-service” sessions.
1 please accompany children.
1 May 1
73 38 0.00 Saturday night. Queen Francie is showi
Dennis Budlong.—Photo by Lisa Gabriel Council?
Community Survey
Reports Due Now
Benton Assn
Power Supply
Sufficient
Linn County School District 129-J
First Victory
Budget Election on Monday, May 7
Council Withdraws
Annexing Proposal
Marion County
To Purchase
Senator Hotel
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Local Residents
Defeat Tax Plan
By 2-1 Vote
Detroit School
District Patrons
Vote May 7
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¡Gonzalez Receives
.Recruiting
[ Recognition
No School
Next Wednesday